montreal selecting our final spare c dustin boyd
jcorb Boyd is already picked by me
And I only have 4 spares so it goes up to me with only 1 pick, so jcorb goes than the others up to robbiezyg and then me and the draft is done
shouldn't you already have 5 spares?
lol i think you are the only one that has 5 so far
edit: i have a question.. why was whitney aloud to be on his bench when his cap hit is 4 mil?
OK guys here's why i did it in the regular season like i said eaerlier once your tired of your player you cannot just send him to your bench if he is more than 1.5m so since gonchar is injured he obviously wouldnt have been in the lineup which leaves one place the bench im sorry if this upset people but he really had no chooice no one would trade for him and he couldnt sit the bench and he cant be in the lineup seeing as he's injured, also there were a few pick changes if i remember correctly last night and he was not one of the poeple doing it, so it wwasnt really fair...so as you see he really had his hands time ..gonchars to expensive for the bench, cant play, and no one would trade for him so he had to drop him plain and simple...so sorry once again if it upset people but it had to be done.
we need to get one rule for all of this.. people are all on different pages and it is actually getting annoying. ALL of my guys over 1.5 are in my lineup and NOT ON MY BENCH. this is how I understood the rules regardless of injury..
Gonchar's cap hit is 5 mil while whitney's is 4.. dont think whitney should have a different set of rules attached.
The way I see it is this:
If a player is injured like Gonchar he can be put on the bench and any of the spares (1.5M) or less can replace him.
Once the injury is over, Gonchar goes back and the spare goes back on the bench...
doesn't seem too complicated to me.
and i believe we are doing a waiver wire for the guys sent back to the bench weve just got to figure out how we're gunna do it bc some people may be keeping younger blossimgfmpicks on the bench and this will make them not want to put those younger players in bc they wont want to lose them on the wire.
That's why only players above 1.5M should go on waivers, not rookies like Turris.
If Thornton get's injured, Turris goes up, Thornton is healthy and Turris goes back to farm team.
This would be different however:
Zetterberg is injured, Vermette goes up, Zetterberg is healthy and Vermette goes down?
He shouldn't go down, he's a proven player in the NHL so he should go on waivers.
So essentially, players that salaries that upward 1.5M are subjected to go through the waiver wires and for players beloew the 1.5M will directly head to the bench. Good Rule. Im enforcing these rules.
But we wont have any bench players above 1.5 so this is a moot point. Any bench player that is an injury replacement is below 1.5 anyways and can not be claimed. The differance would be if we sign a free agent to replace a roster player, if the player we are replacing is above 1.5 than he is subject to waivers and can be claimed.
I dont think you fully understand what was being said. It is a little confusing so i'll try to make it easier to comprehend. If we dont implement the 1.5M cap rule then any player making 1M or 7M will be subjected for a waiver pick up. However, if we do implement the 1.5M cap rule for bench changes, then we are allowing teams to keep their rookies while not being subjected to the waiver wire thus not allowing any other gms to take any rookies. For example, to make it perfectly clear, If Thornton gets injured and you have Oshie on the bench, a smart manager would then sub Oshie for Thornton, but the minute Thornton becomes healthy, the rule indicates that that you cant have Thornton sitting in the bench thus sending Oshie to the waiver wire. If we implement the 1.5M cap rule, we allow Oshie to go back to the bench unclaimed. GM's drafted rookies early in the round for a reason, to tell them otherwise would award gms that took a flyer on rookies later in the draft and therefore would give them the advantage. I'm just trying to make it as fair as possible.
If if the player has a current salary that exceeds the 1.5M cap then its fair game.
I guess what i am not understanding is if we only have, as the rule states replacement (bench) players under 1.5 million. Then we will never have to worry about sending them back to the bench after the injured roster player is back. Why would we be needing to send a higher than 1.5 player to the bench? What am i missing that you are trying to point out? What happens if one of our bench players like Zajac gets a new contract from NJ that is over 1.5 is that when i might lose him if he is done his injury replacement and needs to go back to the bench?