CDCGML 2022 - 23

[ThatMike]

SIGNING: The Los Angeles Kings have signed Matthew Coronato to a three year entry- level contract.

                            

 
Matthew Coronato: Three year deal worth $3.6m ($1.2m AAV)

[arby18_]

Assignment: The Kings assign Kale Clague to Palm Springs (no waivers required - 24 & 90 games played)

 

Matt Coronato to 14th forward.

[Gator]

Anyone in here with video editing experience that would care to take a look at my recent video and give me some tips/tricks to improve the editing?.. I'm a bit limited with editing tools as I'm using an android app (youcut) on my Samsung S21. Really can't wait to get enough spare $ to build my own gaming PC so I can have access to better editing tools. Feels like I'm so limited on what I can do with my phone lol.

 

 

[Mike Vanderhoek]

Heads up!

 

Hey guys, replies to contract discussions and inquiries can be expected this week, I was tied up the last couple of weeks out in the real world ( yuck! ). 

[Mike Vanderhoek]

WAIVERS:

 

The New Jersey Devils have placed forward Brandon Saad on Waivers, should he clear he will remain in Atlantic City.

[Gator]

34 minutes ago, Mike Vanderhoek said:

Heads up!

 

Hey guys, replies to contract discussions and inquiries can be expected this week, I was tied up the last couple of weeks out in the real world ( yuck! ). 

Are we allowed to talk extentions with pending UFA/RFA's now? Or is it still just 1 player max?

[Mike Vanderhoek]

1 minute ago, Gator said:

Are we allowed to talk extentions with pending UFA/RFA's now? Or is it still just 1 player max?

From the CBA:

 

4.5 – Extensions

 

Teams are permitted to discuss contract expectations, terms, and freely negotiate an extension with any pending Restricted and Unrestricted Free Agents whose contract expires at the end of the upcoming season beginning on the first day of Free Agency. As with any negotiation, sometimes the player will not desire to sign an extension that early, some players will be more open to the idea, the key is teams can reach out to an agent and get a feel for where their players are at in terms of their expectations etc.

 

When negotiating an extension with a player that has played with your club for the entire season (beginning on opening night of season), teams may offer up to an 8 year contract term if desired.  Again, remember that not all players will re-sign, several will test free agency.

 

[Ilunga]

Recall 

The Redwings recall Jacob Peterson.

[arby18_]

Waivers: The Kings place Patrick Brown on waivers with the intention of sending him to Palm Springs.

 

Assignment: The Kings send Akira Schmid to Palm Springs (no waivers required).

Activation: The Kings activate Mackenzie Blackwood from IR and place him in the starting role.

 

Recall: The Kings recall Martin Kaut from the minors and place him at 4RW.

[ActionJax09]

Activation: Pittsburgh activates Ridley Greig

 

Assignment: Pittsburgh assigns Scott Perunovich to Erie

[aGENT]

Congrats to Akito on signing an ELC!

 

 

While I'm at it, can we get the spelling of his name corrected on our sheet? Thanks @canuck2xtreme

 

[Tony Romo]

Call Ups

 

Carolina Hurricanes call up forward Sean Farrell and defensemen Alex Vlasic and place them on the active roster 

 

 

[canuck2xtreme]

WAIVERS: The following players have cleared waivers and been assigned to the minors.

 

 Spencer Martin

Brandon Saad
Patrick Brown

Edited March 31, 2023 by canuck2xtreme

[Primal Optimist]

Assignment: the Seattle Kraken send down Mike Hardman to the Lake Cowichan Kraken, he is waiver ineligible. 

 

Recall the Seattle Kraken recall Radim Zohorna from the Lake Cowichan Kraken.

[Primal Optimist]

 

Stop the Presses: Kraken short list for Three Stars of the Month of March just released:

 

Evgeni Malkin and Jacob Markstrom are battling for First Star with 92 and 80 points respectively in the month: and MARKSTROM has one more game tonight to seal the deal.

 

Fully 4 of our Blue Liners are also in a tight battle for third star: Gustav Forsling, Matt Grzelcyk, Alec Martinez and Vlad Gavrikov are all between 50 and 53 points
Josh Mahura, 4 points back of them is in action tonight making it very interesting on the back end, but so is Forsling!

 

Rounding out the race for a star of the month is Calle Jarnkrok (47pts), Boone Jenner (55), and Mattias Janmark (43)

 

The final ranking will be announced in coming days as we watch the final two weeks of the season trickle by, ramping up to playoff Action for the Seattle Kraken!!!!

 

 

[arby18_]

Assignment: The Kings assign Martin Kaut to Palm Springs (no waivers required).

 

Recall: The Kings call up Patrick Brown and place him at 4RW.

[aGENT]

Assignment: COL assigns Mads Sogaard to the Springs.

 

Activation: COL activates Antti Raanta from IR.

[Primal Optimist]

2 hours ago, arby18_ said:

Assignment: The Kings assign Martin Kaut to Palm Springs (no waivers required).

 

Recall: The Kings call up Patrick Brown and place him at 4RW.

Arby18_ "we got the meats" indeed: lean cold Kaut's on sale?

[canuck2xtreme]

ANNOUNCEMENT
 

As I'm sure we are all aware, the past several seasons, the GML has consistently seemed to have one or two teams that have coasted through a season without a GM while we tried to fill vacancies.  This has resulted in those teams significantly weakened through lack of upkeep, hampered league activity and left some players stuck on rudderless teams.  While we have made great efforts to fill those vacancies, as we move into the critical off-season time, we can no longer float these teams along without GMs to guide them without significant league intervention that would amount to the exec group leading 'puppet' teams, which has far more downside than upside.  We have contacted over 80 people in an attempt to fill these positions and have had no luck. 

 

With that in mind, the executive group is considering the unfortunate measure of declaring the New York Islanders and Anaheim Ducks franchises, both currently still without a General Manager, as defunct franchises as of the end of the regular season on April 14th.  We would reduce to 30 active teams from that point forward.

 

The league would conduct a Dispersal Draft to fairly spread the talent from those two clubs around the league.  The draft would run in reverse standings order, and assets from the Anaheim Ducks and New York Islanders will be available to be selected.  There are 65 total assets available to be selected, so each team would get to select twice during this Dispersal draft.  Details are in the spoiler below.

 

Spoiler

The Dispersal Draft would begin on Saturday April 16th. 

- A new thread would be created for this draft, just as with the Entry Draft. 

- Teams would have 24 hours from the point where they are tagged in the thread to make their selection. 

- Teams would be permitted to pass on their chance to select a player by posting 'pass' in the Dispersal Draft thread when it is their turn.

- There would be NO make up picks if a team misses their 24 hour window unless prior arrangements have been properly made ahead of time (i.e. - away on holidays AND have spoken to c2x or MV prior to their selection coming up).

- No trading of Dispersal draft selection order would be permitted. Teams may select a player and trade them after the fact if they desire, but there would be no trades to effect the order of selection.
- When selecting a player, your team would inherit the players current GML contract, including clauses.

- Pending UFA/RFAs would be eligible to be selected.  All pending UFAs would be open to the idea of an extension, but as always, contract terms, money and fit with the team (especially fit) must make sense.  There is an element of risk with selecting a pending UFA, as there is no guarantee that they will sign an extension.

- Any players who are still left after 2 rounds would be considered UFAs beginning July 1st.
- Any players selected in the Dispersal draft would be ineligible for the 2023 Playoffs.
- For the 2024 Entry Draft, only the Anaheim 2nd round draft selection would be effected.  That selection would be placed in the middle of the 2nd round for the team that holds that draft selection.

 

Obviously this is not the ideal situation, but I personally believe that we would be better served focusing on improving the experience for the GMs that are still here, rather than leaving two teams rudderless or being ran as puppet teams by the league, which obviously presents it's own myriad of issues.  We're looking to turn an untenable situation into a positive for the league.

Please react to this post to this post in the following methods to cast your vote:

- React with a heart to vote in favour of holding the Dispersal Draft
- React with a rough game to vote against holding the Dispersal Draft
 

I would like to welcome your comments, suggestions, questions or concerns in this matter as well.  I am off to work but will reply this afternoon when I am able.

 

Thank you.

 

Also, no, this is not an April fools joke.  Just the way the timing worked out.

[theo5789]

45 minutes ago, canuck2xtreme said:

ANNOUNCEMENT
 

As I'm sure we are all aware, the past several seasons, the GML has consistently seemed to have one or two teams that have coasted through a season without a GM while we tried to fill vacancies.  This has resulted in those teams significantly weakened through lack of upkeep, hampered league activity and left some players stuck on rudderless teams.  While we have made great efforts to fill those vacancies, as we move into the critical off-season time, we can no longer float these teams along without GMs to guide them without significant league intervention that would amount to the exec group leading 'puppet' teams, which has far more downside than upside.  We have contacted over 80 people in an attempt to fill these positions and have had no luck. 

 

With that in mind, the executive group is considering the unfortunate measure of declaring the New York Islanders and Anaheim Ducks franchises, both currently still without a General Manager, as defunct franchises as of the end of the regular season on April 14th.  We would reduce to 30 active teams from that point forward.

 

The league would conduct a Dispersal Draft to fairly spread the talent from those two clubs around the league.  The draft would run in reverse standings order, and assets from the Anaheim Ducks and New York Islanders will be available to be selected.  There are 65 total assets available to be selected, so each team would get to select twice during this Dispersal draft.  Details are in the spoiler below.

 

  Hide contents

The Dispersal Draft would begin on Saturday April 16th. 

- A new thread would be created for this draft, just as with the Entry Draft. 

- Teams would have 24 hours from the point where they are tagged in the thread to make their selection. 

- Teams would be permitted to pass on their chance to select a player by posting 'pass' in the Dispersal Draft thread when it is their turn.

- There would be NO make up picks if a team misses their 24 hour window unless prior arrangements have been properly made ahead of time (i.e. - away on holidays AND have spoken to c2x or MV prior to their selection coming up).

- No trading of Dispersal draft selection order would be permitted. Teams may select a player and trade them after the fact if they desire, but there would be no trades to effect the order of selection.
- When selecting a player, your team would inherit the players current GML contract, including clauses.

- Pending UFA/RFAs would be eligible to be selected.  All pending UFAs would be open to the idea of an extension, but as always, contract terms, money and fit with the team (especially fit) must make sense.  There is an element of risk with selecting a pending UFA, as there is no guarantee that they will sign an extension.

- Any players who are still left after 2 rounds would be considered UFAs beginning July 1st.
- Any players selected in the Dispersal draft would be ineligible for the 2023 Playoffs.
- For the 2024 Entry Draft, only the Anaheim 2nd round draft selection would be effected.  That selection would be placed in the middle of the 2nd round for the team that holds that draft selection.

 

Obviously this is not the ideal situation, but I personally believe that we would be better served focusing on improving the experience for the GMs that are still here, rather than leaving two teams rudderless or being ran as puppet teams by the league, which obviously presents it's own myriad of issues.  We're looking to turn an untenable situation into a positive for the league.

Please react to this post to this post in the following methods to cast your vote:

- React with a heart to vote in favour of holding the Dispersal Draft
- React with a rough game to vote against holding the Dispersal Draft
 

I would like to welcome your comments, suggestions, questions or concerns in this matter as well.  I am off to work but will reply this afternoon when I am able.

 

Thank you.

 

Also, no, this is not an April fools joke.  Just the way the timing worked out.

I am for this with hopefully the notion of having an expansion draft to bring these teams back with new GMs at some point in the near future. I think that idea might be more exciting for newcomers to build their team from scratch instead of taking on a very challenging roster to rebuild.