Billdo
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Old friend Vladimir Zharkov in that clip too as well as noted scumbag Reid Boucher who leads the team in goals.
Prospect Info: #129 Arseny Gritsyuk RW
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Old friend Vladimir Zharkov in that clip too as well as noted scumbag Reid Boucher who leads the team in goals.
Fitzgerald said recently he doesn’t expect Gritsyuk for a few years. He’s roughly on the Kaprizov timeline.
The Kaprizov timeline would be one more year, he started in the NHL in his D+6.
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He’s signing that KHL extension because we haven’t come up with a good nickname yet.
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Are you still going to appeal to my sense of impenetrable guilt?
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When he plays with Hughes and Bratt they make the Shrimp and Grits line.
Hey now credit where credit is due. That was my line. Shrimp and Grits is a popular local dish and my oldest son’s favorite Cajun food. Slightly edging out etouffe.
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Was it? I’ll give you full credit and I must have read it earlier. I don’t want to become an Amy Schumer.
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What is the overtime format in the KHL? Is it 3v3 regular season and unlimited 5v5 20 minute periods in the playoffs like the NHL?
Edit: I guess I could’ve just watched the hightlight.
Edit: I guess I could’ve just watched the hightlight.
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Do you mean we sign him?
Not sure that makes sense with a player who would get a 2 year ELC. He just turned 22 on March 15th.
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Whats his contract situation like? Can he attempt to replace Tatar next year and hit the A if he struggles?
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Not sure, but he would be making more money down there then in Utica that's for sure. The AHL is probably not an option for him next season
It’s so wild to me that the league gets away with treating European prospects differently than North American prospects.
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Well the NHL directly controls the AHL, vs. the Europeans having their own unaffiliated top level leagues. The NHL and NA hockey federations work hand in glove, and that's simply not the case for the foreign leagues.
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Up until 2005, Europeans had to be drafted before entering the NHL. So you'd get a handful of guys in their mid-late 20s getting drafted every year.
I think they had to amend the CBA in the early 90's for European picks too. There was something goofy about not being able to draft a first time eligible European after round 3 unless they hit a certain games played threshold with their senior clubs. This caused somebody like Nicklas Lidstrom to go undrafted in his first year of eligibility. And the big game changer was when Vancouver drafted Pavel Bure in the 6th round in 1989. As soon as they announced the pick, a bunch of teams ran to Central Registry to protest because they were under the impression Bure wasn't eligible to be taken after the third round.
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I'm trying to understand how the sign+loan option works. For Mukhamadullin, the ELC slid because he signed at 19. But not sure if it would work differently for Gritsyuk. As others said the Kaprizov route might work best for him. Sign a 2 year ELC next spring, burn the first year, play one year on ELC in the NHL, then become RFA. If he were to sign a 2 year ELC now and the first year got burned during loan and he joined late in Year 2, he wouldn't have much on his NHL resumé for his next deal.
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wasnt MacKinnon interviewed and basically said he won't be over here for at least another 1-2 years?
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