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On 8/15/2020 at 12:36 PM, SilentSam said:

I’m really looking forward to seeing him with our club Elvis..  

podolzkin will actually be eligible to play before we finish the 20-21 season on his ELC/

Qualifying contact.

.. and it’s a possibility that The KHL season and release of contracts will take place at times where Tryamkin could still sign with us legitimately to end the NHL 20-21 season.

Pretty sure these 2 guys won’t miss a step in our game.

Kind of interesting to watch Tryamkin progress this season under Bill Peters as his Coach.

in exhibition play, looks like Bill is trying to use the full tool box of size / skill/ and skating abilities this young man possesses.

 

Oh! Come on Sam....Tryamkin has regressed!

 

Everyone knows that!

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I don't think we will see Nikie in a Vancouver uniform.  Too much water under the bridge.  I think Jimbo will trade his rights during the off-season.  I think we have some good LD prospects and they don't need the drama that Nikie seems to bring with him. B)

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On 8/15/2020 at 8:36 PM, SilentSam said:

I’m really looking forward to seeing him with our club Elvis..  

podolzkin will actually be eligible to play before we finish the 20-21 season on his ELC/

Qualifying contact.

.. and it’s a possibility that The KHL season and release of contracts will take place at times where Tryamkin could still sign with us legitimately to end the NHL 20-21 season.

Pretty sure these 2 guys won’t miss a step in our game.

Kind of interesting to watch Tryamkin progress this season under Bill Peters as his Coach.

in exhibition play, looks like Bill is trying to use the full tool box of size / skill/ and skating abilities this young man possesses.

 

Have to in the KHL - the rinks in the KHl are different sizes, so a defence many needs to be able to play on the tight NA sized rinks, the finish width and the international 30m width.  Defencemen when playing on a 30m wide rink need to be a lot more mobile and cannot cheat positionally as much. However they also need to learn how to use the tighter spaces on the 26m rinks. 

 

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On 8/15/2020 at 9:36 PM, SilentSam said:

I’m really looking forward to seeing him with our club Elvis..  

podolzkin will actually be eligible to play before we finish the 20-21 season on his ELC/

Qualifying contact.

.. and it’s a possibility that The KHL season and release of contracts will take place at times where Tryamkin could still sign with us legitimately to end the NHL 20-21 season.

Pretty sure these 2 guys won’t miss a step in our game.

Kind of interesting to watch Tryamkin progress this season under Bill Peters as his Coach.

in exhibition play, looks like Bill is trying to use the full tool box of size / skill/ and skating abilities this young man possesses.

 

 

From the CBA memorandum of understanding.  Once the start and end of the regular season is known, it will be possible to calculate the deadline for RFAs.  Past that date RFAs like Tryamkin will not be allowed to play for the remainder of the season.

 

S. 11.4 Signing Deadline for a Group 2 Free Agent

 The December 1 deadline shall occur on the date that is closest to the one-quarter (1/4) mark of the 2020-21 Regular Season.

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2 minutes ago, mll said:

 

From the CBA memorandum of understanding.  Once the start and end of the regular season is known, it will be possible to calculate the deadline for RFAs.  Past that date RFAs like Tryamkin will not be allowed to play for the remainder of the season.

 

S. 11.4 Signing Deadline for a Group 2 Free Agent

 The December 1 deadline shall occur on the date that is closest to the one-quarter (1/4) mark of the 2020-21 Regular Season.

I’m going to guess next season is a reduced season starting in December possibly (ignoring all the issues around COVID in the USA etc which will impact it) 

 

if they push out the playoff dates they could potentially have 2/3 of a Season, which would possibly make RFA mid feb. 
 

the khl season finishes in April so it’s possible that if a deal is struck earlier we get access to him from then which may give us a month to get him rested/and or acclimatised and ready for PO 

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41 minutes ago, UKNuck96 said:

I’m going to guess next season is a reduced season starting in December possibly (ignoring all the issues around COVID in the USA etc which will impact it) 

 

if they push out the playoff dates they could potentially have 2/3 of a Season, which would possibly make RFA mid feb. 
 

the khl season finishes in April so it’s possible that if a deal is struck earlier we get access to him from then which may give us a month to get him rested/and or acclimatised and ready for PO 

It might be a compressed schedule - no All Star game and no bye-week in the schedule.  If they start in December it could be as early as mid-January.  

 

Does his KHL contract even have an out-clause?  If they don't release him by that RFA signing deadline he won't be available to join the Canucks in 2020/21. 

 

Also with the cap likely tight and Ferland possibly on LTIR the Canucks would have to keep his cap hit available to be able to sign him during the regular season.  With LTIR in use they can't bank cap space and will have to be under the cap by his full cap hit to be able to add him (no pro-rata approach with LTIR in use).  

 

There's no cap limit in the post-season but that's past the RFA signing deadline.  

 

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2 minutes ago, mll said:

It might be a compressed schedule - no All Star game and no bye-week in the schedule.  If they start in December it could be as early as mid-January.  

 

Does his KHL contract even have an out-clause?  If they don't release him by that RFA signing deadline he won't be available to join the Canucks in 2020/21. 

 

Also with the cap likely tight and Ferland possibly on LTIR the Canucks would have to keep his cap hit available to be able to sign him during the regular season.  With LTIR in use they can't bank cap space and will have to be under the cap by his full cap hit to be able to add him (no pro-rata approach with LTIR in use).  

 

There's no cap limit in the post-season but that's past the RFA signing deadline.  

 

I’m not as up to speed with the nuances of RFA stuff. But would it in theory be possible to sign him by the date required however he doesn’t report untill end of the KHL season? 

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1 hour ago, UKNuck96 said:

I’m not as up to speed with the nuances of RFA stuff. But would it in theory be possible to sign him by the date required however he doesn’t report untill end of the KHL season? 

A loan to another league is treated like a buried contract - similar to when a player is sent to the AHL.  Anything in excess of 1.075M counts against the salary cap (didn't check if the limit changed under the new CBA).

 

Don't see it happening.  He would need to get out of KHL contract and the Canucks would need to keep the cap space available without any guarantee that he can get out of his KHL contract. 

 

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On 8/17/2020 at 9:05 AM, UKNuck96 said:

Have to in the KHL - the rinks in the KHl are different sizes, so a defence many needs to be able to play on the tight NA sized rinks, the finish width and the international 30m width.  Defencemen when playing on a 30m wide rink need to be a lot more mobile and cannot cheat positionally as much. However they also need to learn how to use the tighter spaces on the 26m rinks. 

 

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Tryamkin easily adapted to the Canadian size rink in 2016.

.. and the Conversions in the KHL started 2018-19.

Tryamkin thrived on his physical prowess in the NHL because of the tighter gap he could produce on forwards.

Im pretty sure Podolzkin,  who’s jump, physical play, aggressiveness on the puck, and straight line attacks will prove that conversations in this era of the game about rink sizes and adapting , are becoming over rated.

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