WC: Team Germany 2022

[Lambo]

Because their strenght is grit, pk and defence. Both of them did good job in NHL.

Well, Rieder ultimately failed in the NHL and Kühnhckl was always somewhere between the NHL and AHL. Perhaps more of a stopgap regarding the salary cap?

 

[SaltNPeca]

Could germany winn wc with their best team with all NHL players ? How would the team look like ?

Very unlikely that the Oilers miss the NHL playoffs for quite a while now.

Hypothetically you're likely gonna need a goalie to catch fire and like 3 of 5 of the other teams to miss out on the NHL player bingo that happens every Spring.

 

[Levshunov]

Can you explain why you didn 't play at the tournament Tiffels, Konrad....Macek? Macek consistently plays in the first tier, in not the weakest team of the KHL . Could you have participated in the Rieder, Kuhnhackl tournament if not for injuries? Their statistics are bad in SHL

 

[krishiigonzalez]

From what I'm seeing he had no contract at all, Eisbaren announced his signing on September 20th after he was released from the Bruins camp.

Die Eisbären vor dem zweiten DEL-Wochenende | Eisbären Berlin

www.eisbaeren.de

So yeah, unless you can find an actual case proving you are right, you aren't. That's just not how things are done. Nobody is attending NHL camps while under contract with another professional team.

Sorry, I couldn´t resist...

 

[SoundAndFury]

Sorry, I couldn´t resist...

Nothing to be sorry about.

You quote me saying "Nobody is attending NHL camps while under contract with another professional team.". Signing an actual contract in June is much different from attending the try-outs in September, which that discussion was all about.

To quote myself from the Blumel thread:

Well, contracts having an NHL-out clause aren't exactly uncommon in the European leagues other than KHL, doesn't mean they were wrong.

 

[krishiigonzalez]

Nothing to be sorry about.

You quote me saying "Nobody is attending NHL camps while under contract with another professional team.". Signing an actual contract in June is much different from attending the try-outs in September, which that discussion was all about.

To quote myself from the Blumel thread:

lol...the discussion was about if he get's any chance from an NHL-team which you denied in a fashion of being a know-it-all...and here you show your arrogance again.

 

[SoundAndFury]

lol...the discussion was about if he get's any chance from an NHL-team which you denied in a fashion of being a know-it-all...and here you show your arrogance again.

I mean you literally quoted my post that isn't saying that at all but whatever. Maybe you should re-read our conversation instead of trying to gaslight me into something I supposedly said.

 

[krishiigonzalez]

He has a contract with Eisbaren until 2024 that's why there is no conversation and that's why he will be resting in July and preparing for the season with the Bears in August.

here you are...that was your first posting.

 

[krishiigonzalez]

but whatever...it's all said I think.

 

[SoundAndFury]

here you are...that was your first posting.

Yes, it was an answer to your:

I´m sure he will at least get an invitation for a training camp this summer.

Which, once again, it's just not how things are done. Which I repeated in every post after:

Established EU pros don't terminate their contracts to go to "training camp in the summer".

That's just not how things are done. Nobody is attending NHL camps while under contract with another professional team.

So I don't know what you were talking about but I repeated my point in every post.