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Nah, I'm with Tas here. He looks like he could star in the Point Break reboot.

has anyone been able to uncover if he'll be at northeastern or back in Cedar Rapids next year? It'd be cool for me if he stays 1 more year in CR, I'd be able to watch him whenever the rough riders came to town.

it'd be kinda cool to see him go to Acadie-Bathurst and hopefully help Brisebois find some success. probably wouldn't be the best for his development but interesting from a prospect watching stand point.

has to be import drafted

must have been. not sure how I missed that.

That's only one thing

he would be good with Kenins as a linemate. He's more than likely in junior next year though. Which is fine.

Not gonna happen.

Canucks gave the best offer?

I've seen both Kane and Baertschi play live and I don't really see the comparison.

Gaunce and Cassels on a line next year in Utica could be good

I believe the CHL draft rule still applies. Needed to be 20 before the end of December.

Why not? They are in the conference finals, they must be doing something right.

Right, but this sub forum used to not have so many.. "undesirables" posting in it.

Threads are being hijacked left and right lately haha mostly about defensive depth. It's nice to switch it up sometimes

You just don't dig southern rap/hip-hop most likely.

I want Sautner to be assigned to K-zoo instead of Utica this year. He would have a much better opportunity to play there than with the Comets I think. Plus, I want Subban to be assigned to Utica and possibly McNally.

Didn't refresh before responding, other posters clarified. Thatcher's agent did say at the time of the trade that there is no intention of him going to the WHL though.

What is the AHL's development rule? In the AHL, player development is a top priority. The American Hockey League and the Professional Hockey Players' Association have the following development rule in place: Of the 18 skaters (not counting two goaltenders) that teams may dress for a game, at least 13 must be qualified as "development players." Of those 13, 12 must have played in 260 or fewer professional games (including AHL, NHL and European elite leagues), and one must have played in 320 or fewer professional games. All calculations for development status are based on regular-season totals as of the start of the season.

Him playing this weekend will depend on the health of Andersson and Pedan I think. If both of them miss time, the Comets defense is only 7 deep. Biega, Sanguinetti, Huskins, Earhardt, Negrin, Blain, Hutton. But when healthy, and if Hutton is ready to play in the A, D pairings could look like this: Andersson-Sanguinetti Huskins-Pedan Hutton-Biega Looks good to me!

Agreed. He's actually been decent this year but baertschi is clearly a better use of a roster spot.