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Fair. My bad!That’s not what I said, Hench. Reread my post.
Fair. My bad!That’s not what I said, Hench. Reread my post.
Maybe...but that's kind of buying lottery tickets.
Burakovsky has been the biggest driver of that line. He creates a lot for himself and isn't really the ideal partner with Kadri. If you look at Tyson Jost as an individual player, his it's hard to imagine him reaching Kadri's ceiling (at least up until fairly recently). But since Burakovsky is kind of a lone ranger anyway, you can feed him chances by either having a linemate with playmaking skills (which Kardi is not) or you can create chaos at the offensive end that lead to a volume of chances. The latter is something that the tandom of Jost and Nichushkin provides at the moment.
The 2nd line is and has largely been the Burakovsky line.
Is this true? I don't follow suspension rules and don't trust Dater at all.
Is this true? I don't follow suspension rules and don't trust Dater at all.
Is this true? I don't follow suspension rules and don't trust Dater at all.
I said that in the Kadri hit thread on the main board and two posters commented saying that the 18 months repeat offender limit was only relevant for fines, but that players could still be treated as a repeat offender when considering suspensions. Would be nice if someone can clarify this once and for all.Yes that is true
Department of Player Safety FAQsI said that in the Kadri hit thread on the main board and two posters commented saying that the 18 months repeat offender limit was only relevant for fines, but that players could still be treated as a repeat offender when considering suspensions. Would be nice if someone can clarify this once and for all.
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A Player is considered a repeat offender for 18 months following his most recent incident that resulted in a suspension. His status as a repeat offender in this category is used to determine the amount of salary forfeited should he receive another suspension.
It is important to note that even if a Player is not defined as a repeat offender, his past history may come into consideration when determining future Supplemental Discipline.”
So Dater isn’t necessarily wrong but it matters not that Kadri isn’t technically a repeat offender, it’ll still be taken into consideration.
Thanks both for clarifying that, much appreciated.Department of Player Safety FAQs
Repeat offender just basically means more salary is given up when suspended. History can still be taken into account.
They’ll do that anyway.it's just going to cause the Blues to seek vigilante justice on one of the Avs star players.
I'd have moved Saad with Kadri right at the beginning of the series. Kadri's success is critical to the Avs' Cup chances and I think Saad is the best chance to get him going. If that didn't work, I'd put Nuke with him. This hurts the Jost line, but frankly the Jost line isn't as important. After that, I'd put Newhook on Kadri's wing. If that doesn't work, the Avs have probably lost a series and you're looking at next season.
Center depth is critical in the NHL, and I know Jost has done well in his role lately... but the best teams have an elite 3C in that spot who are actually capable of picking up slack when a 2C goes cold. Jost is going to get his shot to prove or disprove that he's that guy. Only time will tell.
Repeat offender status only affects salary forfeiture.Some of the stuff Wilson has done has been way more egregious and had more intent to injure than Kadri's hit, so it would be pretty ridiculous if Kadri got significantly more than Wilson ($5k no games) or Bennett (1 game). Kadri has prior history, but technically no history in the last 2 years so that shouldn't be a factor.
It's the Avs, so the suspension verdict is "day to day"When do we find out what the verdict is?
I think you should prepare to be surprised. I’m guessing he gets 5.The fact that he got five and a game will lessen the suspension. A major penalty is a huge deal when it’s handed down and can alter the course of a series.
I’d be surprised if he got more than 3 games.