BelovedIsles
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Is he eligible to come over and play for NYI or BP? After the playoffs are over of course.
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Is he eligible to come over and play for NYI or BP? After the playoffs are over of course.
Either, once his season is over he is a UFA and can sign a 1 year ELC which expires on July 1 then becomes a RFA and can negotiate a multi-year contract.
I would imagine that short term ELC is going to be maxed out on bonuses based on how many games he plays etc.
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Its a loan. He'll finish the season there and I guess wont be qualifed in the summer
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He's got 10 points in 16 games so his production is ok. Someone on twitter said he made minimal effort defensively on a goal and was benched for the rest of the game
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He's his own worst enemy. There was a time when he was hyped up as a peer for McDavid, but he didn't have the will.
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He never learns. Close the book on him and move on. Give the ice time to the kids that bust their ass and are trying to improve.
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waste of a pick.. Guy is going to wake up one day in his cabin in ontario wondering what could have been
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I don’t think I’ve ever seen a player loaned to another team before. I know it happens in soccer but can’t remember a time it’s happened in the NHL.
Don't f*** with Lou. He'll send you to motherf***ing San Antonio in the dead of night.
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I believe he can be signed to a 1-year ELC to conclude his KHL season and come over. He would then be an RFA this summer.
Then the team can choose to give him big bucks - you know, the kind that keep him from going back to his 2-3+ MM contracts he's had in the KHL.
He'd KILL it in the DEL.
That's the type of league he could become a king in and be celebrated like a hockey God.
Don't really see the KHL and SHL being as interested.
Lou signed a decent amount of college UFAs last year, I wonder if he has his eyes on a few guys for that spot.
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I cannot open because I do not have a subscription to the Athletic. But is either Mitchell Chaffee or Drew O'Connor on their and what does he say. I think both are legitimate prospects. Thanks
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Alex Rauhauser is a guy I’m interested in. Big strong LHD with some offense to his game. Captain of Bowling Green.
Alec Rauhauser at eliteprospects.com
Marc Michaelis from Germany is a forward to keep an eye on. Minnesota State captain the last 2 years.
Marc Michaelis at eliteprospects.com
Alec Rauhauser at eliteprospects.com
Marc Michaelis from Germany is a forward to keep an eye on. Minnesota State captain the last 2 years.
Marc Michaelis at eliteprospects.com
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Such a shame. If Lamoriello really wanted to f*** him he'd qualify him anyway and let him rot. Nobody to blame but himself.
Jordan Binnington actually had it happen to him. He played for the Providence Bruins while he was a member of the St. Louis Blues organization.
16. Drew O’Connor, C, Dartmouth-ECAC
Just two seasons ago, O’Connor was playing in the NCDC for the Boston Jr. Bruins, and now he looks on track to get an NHL contract. O’Connor is a 6-foot-3 forward with good hands and a quality skating stride. He competes well and projects to have some two-way value as a pro. I wouldn’t call him a true playmaker, but he’s got some offense in his game because of his hands and scoring ability. He makes the odd crafty play, but he’s more of a goal scorer and has been one of the top shot generators in the NCAA. While he skates well, I wish he would play a little faster at times.
31. Mitchell Chaffee, RW, Massachusetts-Hockey East
Chaffee has been an important part of some good UMass teams in recent seasons. He’s a player who does a lot well. He’s got a good stick, can make some plays, he has some power in his game and he can drive the net. Chaffee also competes well off the puck and can penalty kill. His skating is average and I’m skeptical he’ll be a true driver of offense in the pros, but he does have enough skill to put up some points.
Can’t say that much. Let’s just say he doesn’t factor into our plans and we are parting ways with him.
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