Saxon Eric
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- Dec 18, 2005
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Any news on Myers yet?
a few pages back I saw something about the Flyers and 2 other teams being linked to Myers. Haven't seen anything else. Wondering if there have been any other rumors on him since then. Rangers are sitting at 49 contracts and did not burn a year with Trivigno so I thought since they need centers they might be in on Myers to the end.
What stinks is he can't play any NHL games this last bit.
I thought since he is a UDFA he can only sign a ATO for the rest of this season and then next year he can compete for a NHL spot. I think it's the way I described because he signed post deadline. He will get his SB either way and that is the most important thing for these guys right now.Meyers could play in the regular season, just not the playoffs as I understand it since it is after the trade deadline and he wasn’t on a reserve list. A few years back, Boston signed Marty Turco post-deadline just to to fill in a few games but he wasn’t eligible for the postseason. The Dadonov thing was because he was already signed this season, so he was in a different boat if he had been moved after the deadline.
Nope! Players can sign for this season stillI thought since he is a UDFA he can only sign a ATO for the rest of this season and then next year he can compete for a NHL spot. I think it's the way I described because he signed post deadline. He will get his SB either way and that is the most important thing for these guys right now.
Is this a new thing, because I thought the rule was once the TDL passes only ATO are allowed for UDFA? It would be the equivalent of Euros having to go through waivers.Nope! Players can sign for this season still
It happened just yesterday with Blankenburg
I don't think I've heard anything about the rights getting extended.Anyone know about draft rights of players opting to stay for a 5th year of college (because of the Covid extension). Do NHL teams keep those players rights if they opt for a 5th year, or do they lose them after Aug. 15th?
To the best of my knowledge, it's not 4 years after being drafted and then your held rights expire, it's that your rights expire after you complete and leave college, whether that's 3, 4, or 5 years. It's just 4 year programs started after have being drafted are the most common Please correct me if I'm mistaken.Anyone know about draft rights of players opting to stay for a 5th year of college (because of the Covid extension). Do NHL teams keep those players rights if they opt for a 5th year, or do they lose them after Aug. 15th?
Anyone know about draft rights of players opting to stay for a 5th year of college (because of the Covid extension). Do NHL teams keep those players rights if they opt for a 5th year, or do they lose them after Aug. 15th?