Confirmed with Link: Rangers sign Brandon Scanlin to ELC
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- Jul 28, 2011
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When we trade for Miller we can include him now since they wanted Schneider for being bigger and more physical than our other prospects..
- Sep 17, 2007
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I doubt he gets any games in the NHL this year. I've got to think he's behind at least Jones and Robertson right now, and Robertson hasn't gotten a sniff yet. But if he impresses in Hartford, maybe.
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- Apr 11, 2011
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His ELC won't be slide eligible and they won't burn a year. He will play in Hartford on an ATO this season and then start his pro career on July 1st (or whenever the f*** the season starts with these delays)
That was my assumption as well but as it was pointed out to me, Capfriendly has his deal beginning this year.
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If they do, it was part of the negotiations like with Jones. And that usually means other teams were in on him and this is a way to "get it over the line".
Flyers did this years ago with Vecchione.
Right. And the reports are that teams were interested in him as early as last season, so I'm sure after his strong campaign there were probably several offers on the table.
thank you
Hopefully no, instead Jones.
Nils has best D shot on team + mo upside, Robertson has size w/mobility.
- Jul 6, 2017
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So … MacIlrath? At least it didn’t cost us a first rounder.
"Standing at 6-foot-4, 213 pounds, Scanlin’s frame alone projects well for his future. He creates offense, especially on the power play, his vision is a plus and he uses his size to his advantage. He’s smart, mobile and positionally sound as well, but there’s one other intangible that stands out. He leads by example and brings a work ethic to the rink that is unrivaled."
Rangers management salivating at the thought of a potential Scanlin/Schneider 3rd pairing in the future.
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Good signing, it's always nice to have players that choose/want to be here (or elsewhere).
The scouting reports I've seen on Scanlin mention 'poise', 'responsible in defensive end', and how his game has continued to evolve. One article I saw said 'there's a gap in his teeth but none in his game.'
How his game translates to the NHL (skating) is the only thing that appears to be the main thing as of now, but the same could be true of any prospect.
If it was up to me, I wouldn't rush him and would prefer he spends some time in Hartford so he could adjust and get acclimated to a busier schedule than NCAA, game speed, and especially playing time.
One way I see it, is that signing Scanlin kinda equals the 4th rd pick in the Vatrano trade except that he's older and could possibly help out sooner than later.
And not to derail this by any means, a poster brought up a great point in the roster thread about other players in the system and their future. I wonder if calling some of them up in the coming weeks might be worth it in terms of draft day trades or trying to make offseason moves for those that could be lost on waivers or simply good kids that the Rangers don't have a spot for going forward.
The scouting reports I've seen on Scanlin mention 'poise', 'responsible in defensive end', and how his game has continued to evolve. One article I saw said 'there's a gap in his teeth but none in his game.'
How his game translates to the NHL (skating) is the only thing that appears to be the main thing as of now, but the same could be true of any prospect.
If it was up to me, I wouldn't rush him and would prefer he spends some time in Hartford so he could adjust and get acclimated to a busier schedule than NCAA, game speed, and especially playing time.
One way I see it, is that signing Scanlin kinda equals the 4th rd pick in the Vatrano trade except that he's older and could possibly help out sooner than later.
And not to derail this by any means, a poster brought up a great point in the roster thread about other players in the system and their future. I wonder if calling some of them up in the coming weeks might be worth it in terms of draft day trades or trying to make offseason moves for those that could be lost on waivers or simply good kids that the Rangers don't have a spot for going forward.
Zynbanejad
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You think Nils has the best D shot? Hmmm tbh I haven't thought about this much, but he does get it through.
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TheAHL.com | The American Hockey League
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AHL assignment lists as loan from NYR, NOT PTO - if accurate, his 2-year ELC IS consuming a year now, and RFA in June'23
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Yeah, CapFriendly has his contract as starting this year.TheAHL.com | The American Hockey League
AHL assignment lists as loan from NYR, NOT PTO - if accurate, his 2-year ELC IS consuming a year now, and RFA in June'23
