HighOnHockey
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They're on one hour timer so I believe @Down by the River should be up now?
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18 minutes ago, MeanSeanBean said:
Do both goalies pickup points as well then?
Yup. Except an interesting twist in this league: during playoffs you can only pick one goalie to record points.
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2 hours ago, MeanSeanBean said:
Once this thing starts going, do we edit our lineups? If we want to sub in a 7th or 13th, do we do so on.... Fantrax? Or do you have to post here or something
You'll post call-ups, send-downs, IR assignments and such here. Good idea to tag Gator along with it. You don't need to sub in your 7th or 13th though. Whatever is on your main roster will accumulate points on any given day. All 23 players. Also it's a good idea to apprise yourself of the various waiver rules. Players only need to pass through waivers to be sent down, can be called up without waivers. Limits on exemption/eligibility can be found in our CBA section 4.4.
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The Ottawa Senators are thrilled to select Gavin Hayes.
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The Ottawa Senators are elated to select Alexander Perevalov.
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10 hours ago, Gator said:
My bad I just seen this.. Any player drafted this draft will be entered as being drafted in 2023.. Not signing them while they're playing in the league may hurt you if you plan to eventually lock them up long term.
And so also 2022 drafted players get an extra year to sign? We'll have until 2025 to sign them instead of 2024?
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1 hour ago, Gator said:
My bad I just seen this.. Any player drafted this draft will be entered as being drafted in 2023.. Not signing them while they're playing in the league may hurt you if you plan to eventually lock them up long term.
Interesting, on a couple different levels. So this also goes for sliding players who are playing in the NHL?
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2 hours ago, Sludge said:
Current State of Bruins Opening Night Roster
Dylan Cozens - Ryan O'Reilly - Victor Arvidsson
Matthew Knies - Josh Norris - Andreas Athenaseu
Mason Marchment - ????? - Kailer Yamamoto
Jason Dickinson - Ryan Poehling - Max Jones
Steven Lorentz
Jakob Chychrun - Rasmus Dahlin
Thomas Harley - Jake McCabe
Nikita Zadorov - Timothy Liljegren
Dylan Samberg -
Arvid Soderblom
Mackenzie Blackwood
Definitely mayde some rushed picks, left some serious work ahead for myself in terms of building a playoff caliber team, even more to reach contending level. Alot of weight riding on my less proven players and prospects, not ideal considering the risk involved with that. But all in all had some serious fun building and should be even more fun to see how things playout across the league.
Prospects:
Will Smith
Lian Bichsel
Quinton Musty
Drew Commesso
Will Cuylle
Sam Rinzel
Nico Daws
Cole Guttman
Antonio Stranges
Timur Mukhanov
Maxence Guenette
I've said to you in DMs and I still maintain yours has been one of my favorite builds of the draft. I mean there's some really good ones and it's impossible to pick one or even just a couple, but I have to admit once I got a grasp on what you were trying to do I stole some elements of your build for myself. Star players on emerging teams + young emerging players on established contenders. Just based on the names of the GMs in the Atlantic I knew we'd be in for a challenge, so it was a bit of a relief to see that most of the division is leaning more future-oriented. Florida and Tampa look to be the runaway favorites for year one, although I hope to be in the mix as well. Most of the others look to be a little ways down the road (barring major trades), but year two is when it looks like my Sens and your Bruins could could emerge as legit contenders.
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1 minute ago, NUCKER67 said:
Morgan Barron if he's still available. My internet is very limited right now
He is not.
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First off, the Ottawa Senators would like to thank CSKA Moscow, as there's not a snowballs chance in hell this kid makes it to me here if not for two years left under contract there. The Ottawa Senators are as ecstatic as we've been all draft to select Prokhor Poltapov.
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Via list San Jose selects Jan Jenik.
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The Ottawa Senators select Trevor Lewis.
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3 minutes ago, Primal Optimist said:
Best for Gally to give an official answer, my belief is that only 2022 guys can be left without a contract until next June 30th and 2023 draft guys have two seasons beffore their rights expire, everyone else will need a contract before Oct 1 or so. Again I may be misinterpreting things so best for G to weigh in.
Lol you mean Gator?
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6 minutes ago, Primal Optimist said:
best to move tthis out of the draft thread maybe? I think Gator has time frames set but i could be wrong: i think it is 2 years from the draft date to sign them max, shrinking by age...and folks in the NHL we draft in this inaugural have to be signed before the season is my understanding.
Yeah that's doubly my bad, both for cluttering the draft thread and for missing that in the CBA. I assumed it would be under the "entry draft" heading.
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OK I did find this in the CBA: "Unsigned prospects are players that you have drafted but have never given an ELC to. These prospects will re-enter the draft in 2 years if not signed to an ELC. There is no limit on how many unsigned prospects you can have."
It makes sense that players drafted in future entry drafts will all be subject to GFL rules, but what about players drafted in the fantasy draft? @Gator
Will all college and European prospects drafted more than two year ago need to be given GFL contracts immediately after the draft?
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29 minutes ago, Primal Optimist said:
I have seen about three that I don't think will have a contract in the NHL at all, but I think the pickers genuinely feel they will get a PTO or something late? I dunno, but it isn't cap circumventing as they will have to negotiate a contract with them or lose them to UFA status i guess...which is just wasting a pick imo. Might be wrong though? A strategy i did not foresee?
OH and a bunch of 22/23 even 21 drafted guys may not have NHL deals yet, Euro's still on a SHL or Liiga contract from 2021 draft might be the bulk of them your seeing.
Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be anything in the CBA yet about this, so I would assume real life NHL rules will have to be honored for now. The most up-to-date info I can find is that CHLers need to be signed within 2 years (as everyone knows). For college players, they basically have up to 4 years to be signed, but there seems to be caveats where the older they are when drafted the time limit shrinks. Players drafted from European countries with NHL transfer agreements have 4 years to sign. Players from countries without transfer agreements (i.e. Russian currently, as the transfer agreement was suspended after Ukraine invasion), rights will be retained indefinitely. But I'm assuming players drafted while the KHL transfer agreement was in place will still be subject to the 4 year window.
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43 minutes ago, MeanSeanBean said:
What does slide and all that mean again? I have Ostlund, and Willander who obviously won't be on my roster. So I slide them?
I assume callups and roster is based off fantrax? If so
I need to send down
Brink
Foote
Dean
Ostlund
Willander
Wright
And call up
Bjugstad
Bonino
Kunin
Ylonen
Benoit
Willander isn't under contract so can't / doesn't need to be slid. Ostlund can. But yeah, have a look at the spreadsheets. The whole league will start to make a lot more sense.
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40 minutes ago, MeanSeanBean said:
What does slide and all that mean again? I have Ostlund, and Willander who obviously won't be on my roster. So I slide them?
I assume callups and roster is based off fantrax? If so
I need to send down
Brink
Foote
Dean
Ostlund
Willander
Wright
And call up
Bjugstad
Bonino
Kunin
Ylonen
Benoit
Rosters are based on the team spreadsheets on the first post of this thread.
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The Ottawa Senators are thrilled to select Gavin McCarthy.