Around the League - 2024-2025

[Fogelhund]

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[SprDaVE]

Wild that Johansen would rather terminate his contract than play out the last year on his deal.

 

[Fogelhund]

Wild that Johansen would rather terminate his contract than play out the last year on his deal.

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[SprDaVE]

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That makes a lot more sense

 

[MSZ]

That's an interesting development, they clear space and then don't match on either.

The Oilers must have something else lined up.

Draisaitl and Bouchard extensions incoming.

 

[Fogelhund]

That makes a lot more sense

Johansen was acquired from the Avalanche as part of the Sean Walker trade before the trade deadline, and he was waived the following day for assignment to AHL Lehigh Valley. He informed the Flyers after the trade that he was dealing with a hip injury, which was subsequently confirmed by the team’s medical staff, resulting in his AHL assignment being reversed. The 31-year-old remained on the active roster for the rest of the season but did not play in a game.

Brière said that he didn’t ever envision Johansen suiting up for the Flyers after the trade, although that was before he had knowledge of the injury. It’s a long-term absence, as implied by Brière’s full statement today, which means the team can’t execute a buyout on the final season of his contract:

All I can tell you is I don’t expect him to be back. I don’t know, exactly, the situation. We’re dealing on the medical side with him. The thing for him is getting him back to be able to play at this time. He doesn’t think he can play hockey. I wish I had a better answer for you. We need to get him better to figure out if there’s even a remote chance of him dressing for the organization.

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Was he faking the injury, so he wouldn't be bought out?

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[SprDaVE]

https://x.com/i/web/status/1825928376709795985

 

[Rare Jewel]

I know they got a bundle of picks, but no 1st and only one 2nd really seem like a quantity for quality.

Tucking the offers right under the next compensation tier was a good move from STL.

 

[uncleben]

I know they got a bundle of picks, but no 1st and only one 2nd really seem like a quantity for quality.

Tucking the offers right under the next compensation tier was a good move from STL.

It essentially turns into

Broberg, Ceci, Holloway, '25 3rd, '25 4th
FOR
Podkolzin, Emberson, Fischer, '25 2nd, '25 3rd, '28 3rd

Downgrade on players, but slight upgrade on picks and some cap relief

 

[BertCorbeau]

Ferris saying that there were multiple offersheets for Broberg.



Montreals PP is pretty good already and now they’ve added a lethal shot. Their team is looking solid

They have collected a ton of assets and have brought in a lot of youth, including some change of scenery types.

IMO, objectively because I hate the Habs, they should do whatever they can to land Askarov .. they have the assets to spend and not much competition in net

 

[Fogelhund]

They have collected a ton of assets and have brought in a lot of youth, including some change of scenery types.

IMO, objectively because I hate the Habs, they should do whatever they can to land Askarov .. they have the assets to spend and not much competition in net

That really should be a no-brainer for them. Lower of their or Calgary's 1st in 2025 and Pittsburgh's 3rd.

 

[VanW27]

They have collected a ton of assets and have brought in a lot of youth, including some change of scenery types.

IMO, objectively because I hate the Habs, they should do whatever they can to land Askarov .. they have the assets to spend and not much competition in net

They have arguably the best goalie prospect (Fowler) in hockey.

 

[ULF_55]

They have arguably the best goalie prospect (Fowler) in hockey.

Thought that was Wolf with Calgary?

 

[Darcy Tucker]

Thought that was Wolf with Calgary?

I'm still waiting for Cam Fowler to be a stud defender for the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim. What year is it??

 

[Kurtz]

RyJo wins faceoffs and can put up points, including in the playoffs.

I don't imagine that there will be a bidding war for the guy - could he be our answer as 3rd line C?

 

[Fogelhund]

RyJo wins faceoffs and can put up points, including in the playoffs.

I don't imagine that there will be a bidding war for the guy - could he be our answer as 3rd line C?

Maybe read some prior posts to find out why the answer to your question is no.

 

[ACC1224]

RyJo wins faceoffs and can put up points, including in the playoffs.

I don't imagine that there will be a bidding war for the guy - could he be our answer as 3rd line C?

Pretty sure he's hurt.

 

[Kurtz]

Maybe read some prior posts to find out why the answer to your question is no.

Thanks, you're a prince.

Your very helpful post talked about him being unable to suit up for Philly last year.

Did you come across a post indicating that he won't be able to dress next year as well?

 

[Kurtz]

Pretty sure he's hurt.

Flyers are trying to terminate his contract. Does the NHL allow a team to terminate (or buyout) a contract of an injured player?

 

[ACC1224]

Flyers are trying to terminate his contract. Does the NHL allow a team to terminate (or buyout) a contract of an injured player?

Nope. I think that's why the player is disputing it.

 

[Kurtz]

Nope. I think that's why the player is disputing it.

So if Philly is convinced that he's not hurt, how can you be pretty sure that he is?

Let me put the question another way - assuming RyJo is good enough to play this season and ends up being bought out/terminated, would he be a good target to pursue to fill our #3 C position?

 

[ACC1224]

So if Philly is convinced that he's not hurt, how can you be pretty sure that he is?

Let me put the question another way - assuming RyJo is good enough to play this season and ends up being bought out/terminated, would he be a good target to pursue to fill our #3 C position?

I'm not sure of anything, just going by what's been posted.

Depending on the cost, sure. He seems a bit flaky but I always liked him as a player.

 

[LeafEgo]

Flyers are trying to terminate his contract. Does the NHL allow a team to terminate (or buyout) a contract of an injured player?

There are a lot of things a player could do that would allow the team to terminate their contract, injured or not.

I don't think we know yet what Philly is using as grounds to terminate, or how spicy it is.

 

[Kurtz]

There are a lot of things a player could do that would allow the team to terminate their contract, injured or not.

I don't think we know yet what Philly is using as grounds to terminate, or how spicy it is.

Hmm, his agent just released a memo that he has a severe injury and is scheduled for surgery. Philly obviously thinks that is BS - he did play freely for Colorado before the trade and apparently Philly doctors cleared him.

So I think you're right - it's gonna get spicy.

 

[ACC1224]

Hmm, his agent just released a memo that he has a severe injury and is scheduled for surgery. Philly obviously thinks that is BS - he did play freely for Colorado before the trade and apparently Philly doctors cleared him.

So I think you're right - it's gonna get spicy.

Philly doctors agreed at the time he was hurt.

Johansen was acquired from the Avalanche as part of the Sean Walker trade before the trade deadline, and he was waived the following day for assignment to AHL Lehigh Valley. He informed the Flyers after the trade that he was dealing with a hip injury, which was subsequently confirmed by the team’s medical staff, resulting in his AHL assignment being reversed. The 31-year-old remained on the active roster for the rest of the season but did not play in a game.

Brière said that he didn’t ever envision Johansen suiting up for the Flyers after the trade, although that was before he had knowledge of the injury. It’s a long-term absence, as implied by Brière’s full statement today, which means the team can’t execute a buyout on the final season of his contract:



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Was he faking the injury, so he wouldn't be bought out?

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