Prospect Info: David Reinbacher

[Adam Michaels]

It's not followed by. It's both at the same time. First two years were all school. 3rd and 4th year is an internship equal to a 50% job and half a day of classes per week.

Semester finishes 12 July. This is public information though. Not a secret.

You're treating him like a normal student. He's an athlete. And as is the case with all athletes, including college students on scholarships, and players in junior, there is a flexibility. There is a schedule made for them that works around their athletics. They're on a different schedule than regular students who attend classes every day.

 

[Hinterland]

You're treating him like a normal student. He's an athlete. And as is the case with all athletes, including college students on scholarships, and players in junior, there is a flexibility. They're on a different schedule than regular students who attend classes every day.

Players drafted out of the NCAA are still students. They don't live a life of a hockey pro...can't fully focus on hockey...because they have to study and attend classes. Reinbacher is a similar case...except that he's playing with and against pro's. So of course something has to give.

 

[Hinterland]

I don't know where you saw he missed practices. Because I posted an article in this thread not long ago. And in that article, the reporter interviewed David. And Reinbacher said that on non-game days, he would practice with his team and then go back for a second practice later on his own working with a skills coach.

Sounds like a bullshit story. When do you think he's working? At night?

 

[Andrei79]

Sounds like a bullshit story. When do you think he's working? At night?

When he's not practicing, like literally every other student athlete on the planet. FFS the website you linked to literally says the schools model is designed to let learners fulfill all of their school AND sports obligations. Reinbacher just last year was taking extra private practices but somehow this year he's missing a ton of practice. And somehow this would be okay with Kloten, the Canadiens and even Reinbacher himself ? Your story has more holes than Swiss cheese.

Players drafted out of the NCAA are still students. They don't live a life of a hockey pro...can't fully focus on hockey...because they have to study and attend classes. Reinbacher is a similar case...except that he's playing with and against pro's. So of course something has to give.

What are you talking about ? I know former NCAA Division 1 hockey players personally. One of them was drafted too. Yeah, he could focus on hockey fully. Which is why the NCAA has become the best development program in hockey. In any case, these elite athletes are not built like normal people. They can take a lot

 

[Adam Michaels]

Players drafted out of the NCAA are still students. They don't live a life of a hockey pro...can't fully focus on hockey...because they have to study and attend classes. Reinbacher is a similar case...except that he's playing with and against pro's. So of course something has to give.

It has nothing to do with only pro, but athletics as a whole and any sport.

A student in the NCAA has a game on the road on Friday night. They travel there on Thursday. What happens to their school on Thursday and Friday? They can't attend classes. That is why there is a flexibility there.

Players at Junior play a few times a week + practices and they have school. How do they balance all that? Flexible schooling.

How does Reinbacher balance sports and school? Same way, flexible schedule.

I also refer to Thibaud Chatel, who says Reinbacher would be on a flight to NA as soon as Kloten's year is officially over. I'll take his word because if Reinbacher still had to finish school and anyhthing else, he would have mentioned it.

And in the interview I mentioned just a few posts ago, Reinbacher was asked about representing Austria at the Worlds, he said it will depend how far the Rocket will go in the playoffs. So Reinbacher himself says that he will come over here.

Sounds like a bullshit story. When do you think he's working? At night?

So you call Reinbacher himself a bullshiter? Because it's Reinbacher who told the reporter this.

 

[Hinterland]

When he's not practicing, like literally every other student athlete on the planet. FFS the website you linked to literally says the schools model is designed to let learners fulfill all of their school AND sports obligations. Reinbacher just last year was taking extra private practices but somehow this year he's missing a ton of practice. And somehow this would be okay with Kloten, the Canadiens and even Reinbacher himself ? Your story has more holes than Swiss cheese.

Of course it's designed for that. Having said that, only very few of their students are regularly playing in a pro league. Pro hockey however isn't designed for people having other jobs or commitments. Hockey pro's may have hobbies, family and friends but they rarely ever take regular classes, let alone have other jobs. So of course something has to give in Reinbacher's case.

So yes. It's a very flexible model but it's still time consuming. Again, we're talking about ~30h per week at least.

 

[Hinterland]

It has nothing to do with only pro, but athletics as a whole and any sport.

A student in the NCAA has a game on the road on Friday night. They travel there on Thursday. What happens to their school on Thursday and Friday? They can't attend classes. That is why there is a flexibility there.

Players at Junior play a few times a week + practices and they have school. How do they balance all that? Flexible schooling.

How does Reinbacher balance sports and school? Same way, flexible schedule.

I also refer to Thibaud Chatel, who says Reinbacher would be on a flight to NA as soon as Kloten's year is officially over. I'll take his word because if Reinbacher still had to finish school and anyhthing else, he would have mentioned it.

And in the interview I mentioned just a few posts ago, Reinbacher was asked about representing Austria at the Worlds, he said it will depend how far the Rocket will go in the playoffs. So Reinbacher himself says that he will come over here.



So you call Reinbacher himself a bullshiter? Because it's Reinbacher who told the reporter this.

Again. The semester ends 12 July. That is public information. And unless Reinbacher quits, which after more than 3,5 of 4 years would be a dumb thing to do, he'll have to do weekly work, weekly courses until then. He'll have to write exams as well. There's no way around this other than quitting. This is all public information.

It's possible he's still gonna board a flight to Canada because there are remote options for both classes and work but he'd have to put in the hours anyway, no matter what. I also don't think there are remote options for the exams though that could have changed so I'm not 100% sure about that.

Anyway, most of this is public information. I don't even know why you're trying to argue with me. I'm not here to argue, I'm just providing information. Don't shoot the messenger. Believe it or not...I don't care.

 

[Adam Michaels]

Again. The semester ends 12 July. That is public information. And unless Reinbacher quits, which after more than 3,5 of 4 years would be a dumb thing to do, he'll have to do weekly work, weekly courses until then. He'll have to write exams as well. There's no way around this other than quitting. This is all public information.

Okay man. I don't know what to tell you. You're stuck in a loop. You keep repeating this like he's a normal student and only has school to worry about and isn't a professional athlete.

It's possible he's still gonna board a flight to Canada because there are remote options for both classes and work but he'll have to put in the hours no matter what. I also don't think there are remote options for the exams though that could have changed so I'm not 100% sure about that.

It's not just possible he will board a flight. He absolutely will once he no longer needs to be there for Kloten. At the moment they're on standby to see if they need to play Ajoie in a relegation series.

Anyway, most of this is public information. You can believe it or not...I don't care.

It's not I don't believe you. I don't doubt what you're saying is true. But that is for normal students. You seem to be fixed on Reinbacher having to absolutely be there for this when every single info we get from those in the know at both Kolten and in Montreal, including reporters who have spoken directly to Reinbacher, all saying he will come as soon as he no longer needs to be there for Kloten.

 

[Kobe Armstrong]

Again. The semester ends 12 July. That is public information. And unless Reinbacher quits, which after more than 3,5 of 4 years would be a dumb thing to do, he'll have to do weekly work, weekly courses until then. He'll have to write exams as well. There's no way around this other than quitting. This is all public information.

It's possible he's still gonna board a flight to Canada because there are remote options for both classes and work but he'd have to put in the hours anyway, no matter what. I also don't think there are remote options for the exams though that could have changed so I'm not 100% sure about that.

Anyway, most of this is public information. I don't even know why you're trying to argue with me. I'm not here to argue, I'm just providing information. Don't shoot the messenger. Believe it or not...I don't care.

He's a soft little covid baby he can just finish his classes online like most kids do now anyways

 

[Andrei79]

Hiya r/Advice.

Was looking for advice from the brain trust.

I'm 19 years old and almost finished with schooling.

I've also got a pretty significant job offer. It's more of a career actually, but its not a long one. If you can keep that career over 10 years, it's already fantastic.

I feel school is one of my priorities, but my future employer thinks I'm putting too much emphasis on it.

My future work requires I do practices every week in a lower level position, but still what I'd call a very high level position, just not at the level I'll eventually get to within the next 2-3 years. I've been skipping many of them though, even though I technically shouldn't. Usually, employers would suspend workers skipping those mandatory practice sessions.

I have to add I've also been struggling somewhat this year compared to last year, where I fully exceeded expectations, so of course I understand it doesn't really look good.

Also, I already signed a contract with my future employer that gave me a 100KUS$ bonus last
summer.

For some context, I'm doing some post-secondary studies that I can do entirely online with an internship as a headhunter of business analysts. My future employer is the Montreal Canadiens, they're a professional hockey team in the highest league on the planet, the NHL. The average NHL salary is 3.5 million US$. However, some players that had the same high level of interest as mine have signed for contracts worth north of 50 million US dollars over 6-8 years in recent years.

So guys, wHaT sHoUlD i Do, ShOuLd I aTtEnD pRaCtIcE?

 

[Captain97]

Reinbacher is going to dominate once he gets to Laval, calling it right now hehe

I wanted Reinbacher before the draft, people are really understand this kid.

I think he'll be our all around #1 dman once the rebuild is done.

 

[Licou]

Hiya r/Advice.

Was looking for advice from the brain trust.

I'm 19 years old and almost finished with schooling.

I've also got a pretty significant job offer. It's more of a career actually, but its not a long one. If you can keep that career over 10 years, it's already fantastic.

I feel school is one of my priorities, but my future employer thinks I'm putting too much emphasis on it.

My future work requires I do practices every week in a lower level position, but still what I'd call a very high level position, just not at the level I'll eventually get to within the next 2-3 years. I've been skipping many of them though, even though I technically shouldn't. Usually, employers would suspend workers skipping those mandatory practice sessions.

I have to add I've also been struggling somewhat this year compared to last year, where I fully exceeded expectations, so of course I understand it doesn't really look good.

Also, I already signed a contract with my future employer that gave me a 100KUS$ bonus last
summer.

For some context, I'm doing some post-secondary studies that I can do entirely online with an internship as a headhunter of business analysts. My future employer is the Montreal Canadiens, they're a professional hockey team in the highest league on the planet, the NHL. The average NHL salary is 3.5 million US$. However, some players that had the same high level of interest as mine have signed for contracts worth north of 50 million US dollars over 6-8 years in recent years.

So guys, wHaT sHoUlD i Do, ShOuLd I aTtEnD pRaCtIcE?

Amazing post man! Take my reddit gold that I don't have, take it all!

 

[SwiftyHab]

@Adam Michaels any closer to bringing Reinbacher home?

 

[KevSkillz4]

I wanted Reinbacher before the draft, people are really understand this kid.

I think he'll be our all around #1 dman once the rebuild is done.

I agree with you that Reinbacher will be the #1 all around defenseman. I think he have all qualities we want for a top D. Elite transition, great skating, high defensive IQ at young age. Great passing ability aswell.

Since the draft, I want to said big mea culpa from me, because I don't liked the pick but right now, even his 2nd year with strugles (not his fault, his team are really really bad, 3rd coach and injurie aswell). I'm really hype with Reinbacher. I think he is going a two-way beast at NHL level when he is going to reach his full potential.

 

[Adam Michaels]

@Adam Michaels any closer to bringing Reinbacher home?

Visp and Olten are playing tomorrow.

If Visp loses, they get swept. If they win, they will live to fight another day.
If Olten loses, they will be down 3-1 and on Sunday is Game 5. And if Olten loses then, they are eliminated. And that would officially make Reinbacher available to come over.

So if all goes as we want, he should be on a plane by Monday (maybe Tuesday).

 

[SwiftyHab]

Visp and Olten are playing tomorrow.

If Visp loses, they get swept. If they win, they will live to fight another day.
If Olten loses, they will be down 3-1 and on Sunday is Game 5. And if Olten loses then, they are eliminated. And that would officially make Reinbacher available to come over.

So if all goes as we want, he should be on a plane by Monday (maybe Tuesday).

Is he eilgible to play in both Laval and Montreal?

 

[Adam Michaels]

Is he eilgible to play in both Laval and Montreal?

Yes. Even if he comes after the TDL, because he's signed and isn't eligible to be here before the deadline, he's eligible to play for Laval (regular season and playoffs).

Same goes for any player who is on their reserve list and isn't signed yet, like Engstrom, Hutson, and Tuch, to name a few.

 

[rik schau]

I think people should be hype with Reinbacher after seeing the progress of Slaf.

When he leaves his team and joins Montreal or Laval,they will like what they see then. It's unfair to judge him by his current team as they are not good and play ultra conservatively.

 

[Adam Michaels]

- Visp playing @ 1:45PM ET. If they lose, they're eliminated.

- Olten playing @ 2PM ET. If they lose, they are down 3-1 in the series.

 

[HomaridII]

- Visp playing @ 1:45PM ET. If they lose, they're eliminated.

- Olten playing @ 2PM ET. If they lose, they are down 3-1 in the series.

Never thought I would following the scores in the Swiss league playoffs.

 

[Sam de Mtl]

Never thought I would following the scores in the Swiss league playoffs.

Swiss second league playoffs*

 

[HomaridII]

Swiss second league playoffs*

Its called the Swiss league The main league is the National League

Lol I learned that this year lol

 

[Sam de Mtl]

Its called the Swiss league The main league is the National League

Lol I learned that this year lol

Right ok haha. I didn't know that (and probably didn't care to know). You win this one

 

[26Mats]

I wanted Reinbacher before the draft, people are really understand this kid.

I think he'll be our all around #1 dman once the rebuild is done.

A thought I had recently, is that if he and Guhle are really good, even elite all around dmen, but don't put up big offensive numbers, their cap hits won't be too big. So that would favor us building a deep dcore.

- Visp playing @ 1:45PM ET. If they lose, they're eliminated.

- Olten playing @ 2PM ET. If they lose, they are down 3-1 in the series.

How does this affect Reinbacher coming over?

 

[HomaridII]

A thought I had recently, is that if he and Guhle are really good, even elite all around dmen, but don't put up big offensive numbers, their cap hits won't be too big. So that would favor us building a deep dcore.


How does this affect Reinbacher coming over?

If both Olten and Visp are eliminated, nobody will get promoted. They are the only two teams that meat the National League Requirements. If nobody gets promoted, there is no need for the National League Relegation Playoffs. Reinbacher is here as soon as Monday.