no he is not
Predators forwards and restricted free agents Colin Wilson, Craig Smith and Taylor Beck have all filed for player-elected salary arbitration, the NHL Players' Association announced Sunday.
The Nashville Predators on Sunday traded the rights to forward Taylor Beck to the Toronto Maple Leafs for forward Jamie Devane.
Beck, 24, who is a restricted free agent, has 11 goals, 12 assists and a minus-6 rating in 85 NHL games; he had 16 points (eight goals) in 62 games last season. The Predators selected Beck (6-foot-2, 203 pounds) in the third round (No. 70) at the 2009 NHL Draft.
I googled something and got this
If a player elects arbitration, the club may actually choose to walk away from the award and make the player an unrestricted free agent under certain circumstances. For one, the arbitration award has to be $3.5M per year or more. As with every other number like this, the $3.5M figure will index annually at the same percentage as the League Average Salary changes.
Maybe because Beck's arbitration wasnt above 3.5m?
Beck never made it to arbitration and was traded before hand so there is no money amountI googled something and got this
If a player elects arbitration, the club may actually choose to walk away from the award and make the player an unrestricted free agent under certain circumstances. For one, the arbitration award has to be $3.5M per year or more. As with every other number like this, the $3.5M figure will index annually at the same percentage as the League Average Salary changes.
Maybe because Beck's arbitration wasnt above 3.5m?
not much to clarify.. Dater was talking out of his ass... nowhere it says that a player cannot be traded before the hearing.Someone's going to have to clarify.
Maybe there's something in the CBA about arbitration amount and trades, but that clause is regarding walkaway rights. A team can walk away from a >3.5M$ arbitration award, which makes the player a UFA immediately.
Beck never made it to arbitration and was traded before hand so there is no money amount
not much to clarify.. Dater was talking out of his ass... nowhere it says that a player cannot be traded before the hearing.
Yeah and Beck didnt qualify for that which didnt make him a UFA so his rights coud be traded.
No Lindholm?
yeah no ..
Beck AVOIDED the arbitration altogether and signed with the new team before the hearing.
wrong
The same article i was reading stated the same thing Dater and Dreger stated
"Teams and players are not bound to enter into arbitration. If the team and player agree to any legal NHL deal before the arbitration starts, then the signing of the SPC which follows voids the need to go through arbitration. Teams may not trade players who are pending an arbitration hearing."
Rangers in trouble?
And it's not true apparently.
Unless the league dropped the ball that one time and Taylor Beck will now have to cycle backwards through all fourteen teams he's played for since that trade.
You must not understand the arbitration process.
The same article i was reading stated the same thing Dater and Dreger stated
"Teams and players are not bound to enter into arbitration. If the team and player agree to any legal NHL deal before the arbitration starts, then the signing of the SPC which follows voids the need to go through arbitration. Teams may not trade players who are pending an arbitration hearing."
Palmieri and the Devils will work something out and will sign without question after getting Hall.