Here are some statistics from Spits exhibition schedule.
Spits go 4-1 playing 4 of those 5 on the road,4-0 on the road,0-1 at home.
Spits score 23 goals and allow 18
PP was 3-19 and the Pk was 16-17.
Of the 23 skaters Spits used including the departed William Sirman, 20 of them had a least a point only Corcoran, Stevenson and Robinson,all dmen btw didn't register a point,though Corcoran and Robinson only played in 2 exhibition games each
Goalie wise, newcomer Kari Pirronen
went 3-1,with a goals against average of 3.50
Scoring wise Luke Kitkevicious led the team in scoring with 8 points in 4 games,1G,7A,,while Will Cuyelle was 2nd with 5 points in 4 games,all goals,plus a shootout winner,Cole Purboo had 5 points in 4 games as well
3G,2A,while it should be noted that Curtis Douglas had 4 points in 2 games played3G,1A.
From the D side 4 players had 2 points to lead the D in scoring, Starikov had 2 goals,and the other 2 point guys from the D,were Henault, Gates and Staios.
Best plus minus were Kitkevicious +5
and Cuylle +4
The worst were dman Nathan Staios-6
and forward Cody Morgan-6,while Tyler Angle was a -5.
All in all a pretty good camp and exhibition season, work to be done,looking forward to the regular season.
What aren't you understanding?? They HAVE to release him per the rules. There is no hardball or hold on to him. There's a time frame involved that's it. As for Baier, how about you wait to understand what exactly happened before you cry foul? Spits have always taken care of their people this will be no exception. I'm greatly concerned by what is happening with the D and frankly Morgan. Not progressing as I would have expected. This area needs some attention and fast!
Cfaub
Teflon is exactly correct as it relates to Lynch they can't do what Windsor did.
In the Lynch case situation I don't know the contract as it relates to education though in this case not relevant, they,Drummondville are on the hook for the last 2 years,dont know moving forward like I said not relevant. He must be released.
Baier's case he will be taken care of education wise by Windsor unless he signs a pro contract in the future, bottom line Windsor was trying to cover costs moving forward ,playing within the rules,unlike what Drummondville is trying to pull.
My guess is that in Kitchener they didn't want to be on the hook for 3 goalies potential cost wise,thus not able to make deal with Windsor.
It was Windsor and Baier who let the thing happened with Kitchener, Drummondville is showing no attempt to follow rules and instead is delaying the inevitable.
Curious as to how he's NCAA-eligible if he's played in the CHL?