Prospect Info: 2020 NHL Draft 103rd Overall Pick, Dylan Garand, G
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all youngest guys sign 3 year ELCs....
ARTICLE 9
ENTRY LEVEL COMPENSATION
9.1 Applicability and Duration. Effective with SPCs entered into after the execution of this
Agreement:
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(b) ... the period covered by the SPC for every Rookie, and the number of years that such Player will be in the Entry Level System... shall be as indicated on the chart immediately below,
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...Signing Age Period Covered by First SPC...
18-21 3 years
22-23 2 years
24 1 year
25 and older No required number of years, not in the Entry Level
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Amazing Kreiderman
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Miamipuck
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Maybe cwede needs a sacasm detector as well
Cwede's situation is a little more nuanced then that....
He needs a sarcasm detector to detect the sarcasm detector, not the actual sarcasm or maybe he needs both.....hmmm.
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Amazing Kreiderman
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Lol that's just as good as flashing lights, I am good with that. LolSignal necessary for Cwede:
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Maybe cwede needs a sacasm detector as well
come for the hockey, stay for the love
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back to Garand - sometimes the Rangers press team does get to the heart of the matter:
"...15-4-0 record, 1.85 goals against average and .932 save percentage.
Garand's save percentage is the best in the WHL (min. 2 games), his 15 wins are tied for the most in the WHL, and his 1.85 goals against average is second best in the WHL.
The 6-foot, 173-pound goaltender has compiled a 70-26-6 record, 2.32 goals against average, and .918 save percentage in 109 career games with Kamloops. Garand has also registered 10 shutouts in his five seasons with the team..."
and now, thanks to our 'contract slide' impact alert from Steven, we can resume 'Korczak ELC watch'
"...15-4-0 record, 1.85 goals against average and .932 save percentage.
Garand's save percentage is the best in the WHL (min. 2 games), his 15 wins are tied for the most in the WHL, and his 1.85 goals against average is second best in the WHL.
The 6-foot, 173-pound goaltender has compiled a 70-26-6 record, 2.32 goals against average, and .918 save percentage in 109 career games with Kamloops. Garand has also registered 10 shutouts in his five seasons with the team..."
and now, thanks to our 'contract slide' impact alert from Steven, we can resume 'Korczak ELC watch'
Amazing Kreiderman
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Correct. Ryder Korczak's situation boils down to whether he signs before or after Dec 31st.
Sign in 2021:
- Kicks in for 2021-22
- Slide eligible for 2021-22
- Slide eligible for 2022-23
- Signing bonuses in Dec 2021, July 2022 and July 2023
- RFA in 2026
Sign in 2022:
- Kicks in either at the end of 2021-22* OR at the start of 2022-23
- No slide eligibility
- Signing bonuses in July 2022, July 2023 and July 2024
- RFA in 2024* or 2025
*The Zac Jones scenario
kovazub94
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This was my post... eh, that I made over a year go. I need your story now before you cancel you account and will never be heard from again ()
P.S. You also made a post back then and you kept its theme now.
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ArPanet
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Chicken Parm Ray Ferraro said Garand was "terrific" in today's pre tournament game v Russia.
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If this kid can just be an above average back up then that’s great. Any extra would be gravy.
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Back to back shutouts for this kid in the AHL. @SnowblindNYR might have been right. Trading Igor and getting this kid on an ELC have been it.
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Garand has looked great at times the last 2 years but hasn't been consistent outside of the playoffs. For a while last year, his save percentage was hovering around .910, but the team took a nosedive in the middle of the season and his numbers plummeted.
Let's see if he can maintain his play, if he can carry the team, at least somewhat, when they aren't playing well, because we all know the Rangers will need that. It's a long way from a great stretch of games in the AHL to being an NHL starter. Even if he stays strong the rest of the season, I don't think he's ready to be a starter in the NHL, so unless the plan was to bring in a starter for 1 or 2 years, I don't think trading Igor was really an option.
If and when Garand shows that he can be a starter in the NHL, then we can figure out what to do about it.
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as has been stated, the weekend heavy schedule makes allocating majority starts to one goalie difficult
GAGLine
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That's not really true. This is Hartford's schedule for December:
There's no reason Garand couldn't play on the 4th, 7th, 11th, 15th, 20th, 27th and 31st, leaving the 6th, 14th, 21st and 28th for Domingue.
Thus far, Garand has played on the 4th, 6th and 11th, so maybe this is the start of Potulny using Garand more. We can hope.
noncents
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i stand corrected - agreed hope to see his workload increase
Yeah I mentioned that Talbot played 55 of 76 games, Hellberg played 53, and Georgiev played 37 games while spending 2 months in the AHL. And that's when they were doing more 3-in-3s. If you want a guy to start 65% of the games it doesn't require too much planning.
