GDT: Leafs vs Red Wings: TVAS TSN4, 7pm - Last Home Game. No Injuries Please.

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When you consider this is technically the game 7 of the regular season, our performance makes sense
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what's sad is columbus is winning 3-0

if this version of the canes came yesterday we might've seen the BJs make it in
 
Thanks for the clarification.

While not a loophole, I'm curious if it was negotiated on purpose or just an oversight?

Are there many of these, and if not why not? What player would turn down better odds of NHL salary over 100k / days available. Odds are most players aren't getting a full season, so it isn't likely to be $100k difference. ($100k / 186) * 10 days for example would be the loss in a 10 day call-up. Compared to 0 days * one $billion if they can't fit your contract in.
Full disclosure: I do not know the answer to your question, but I can guess.

I am reasonably sure that the emergency replacement rules were negotiated without regard to the signing of NCAA free agents (or any other free agents). I was too lazy to look it up before, but here is the rule for the AAV:

Under NHL/NHLPA CBA Article 50.10(e):​

A team may recall a player on an emergency basis as long as the player’s cap hit (AAV) is $100,000 over the league minimum or less.

This limit is in place to prevent teams from using the emergency recall as a way to sneak in more expensive players outside of the salary cap structure.

I was aware that there were some AHL players who could not be called up as emergency replacements because their salary was too high. I had not heard of NCAA free agents choosing to sign for less than the maximum in order to be eligible as an emergency replacement until the Leafs did it reacently, but it makes a lot of sense. (IMO, it would also be wise for any UFA for sign for only $100K over the league minimum, but I am not an NHL player or agent.)

Hope this helps.
 
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