Recalled/Assigned: Anthony Richard Sent Down to Laval
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26Mats
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Or better, Dadonov and Hoffman. I'd rather see Ylonen and Richard in the NHL than those two vets.
Drouin can stay up because we need a 4c as Dach and one of Evans or Dvorak should be on the wing in the top 6.
Redux91
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Aw f***in hell does this mean Gallaghers back lol
Gaylord Q Tinkledink
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It did say 2 weeks.
I wonder if this is just a paper transaction so they don't have to waive him again
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Ridiculous. Richard makes $750,000 in the NHL and $300,000 in the minors. You think he'd rather remain in the AHL and leave $450,000 on the table?
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the hype was real, the end result was predictable. Shows you how good Chefslafsky really is to hang in the NHL at his age, when these seasoned vets can't cut it. He had a sweet last name too.
Money wise you are right. I bet he will enjoy playing on a team where he is a star and a go to guy. I agree money wise 450K is huge but I think playing for Laval will be more enjoyable for him.
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Probably less pressure and it's definitely more fun when you're scoring goals regularly. But he'd trade that for a one-way deal at league minimum in a heartbeat.
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No.. all indications point to the fact that some of the young talent will spend time in Laval. But they aren't going to knee-jerk because the whole team is playing poorly.
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He had as many scoring chances against the Krakken as most of our established 'stars'. Richard better have a big piece of luggage.
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In open ice Richard’s skating made him look like an NHLer. But once he engaged with larger, stronger opponents, Richard was easily pushed off the puck, could never win puck battles and was a liability in the defensive zone. Richard’s skating , like Denis Boisvert and other smallish, quick players before him, has taken him farther than many other players. But with his limitations , Richard’s hockey journey inevitably ends at the AHL level.
Habs Icing
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I don't understand this post.
Do you want the best chance to get Bedard or don't you? If you do, you should be ecstatic about that development.
I don't know. Richard may disagree with you when he looks at his NHL pay cheque
Habs Icing
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If Slaf was going to the A, it would be Richard in the baggage.
Gaylord Q Tinkledink
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I thought it was if a player was on your roster for over 30 days/a certain number of games they required waivers to be sent down again ?
Yes, but that count is not reset to zero if you send him down, it is only paused. He will need waivers again when he reaches 10 games.
Adam Michaels
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The counter doesn't reset.
He played 7 games and was up for 24 days.
Players need to go through waivers again if they play 10 games or spend 30 days in the NHL.
So if Richard is called up, it doesn't restart the 10-game, 30-day counter again.
If he plays in 3 more NHL games or spends another 6 days on the NHL roster, he'll have to go through waivers again.
