"Sources tell Sportsnet that despite unprecedented cooperation by the NHLPA, a small cadre of NHL goalies have managed to stall the process long enough that not a single NHL goalie has received gear fitting the hoped-for standards for the coming season," Spector reports.
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Aug 18 @ 3:59 PM ET
From new Carol Schram article (HB blogger):
"Sources tell Sportsnet that despite unprecedented cooperation by the NHLPA, a small cadre of NHL goalies have managed to stall the process long enough that not a single NHL goalie has received gear fitting the hoped-for standards for the coming season," Spector reports. - stashu
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Aug 18 @ 4:21 PM ET
From new Carol Schram article (HB blogger):
"Sources tell Sportsnet that despite unprecedented cooperation by the NHLPA, a small cadre of NHL goalies have managed to stall the process long enough that not a single NHL goalie has received gear fitting the hoped-for standards for the coming season," Spector reports. - stashu
After this whole ordeal, could you see the NHL requiring kids committed to college declare when they will enter the draft? On that note, could you see a football player deciding to go back to school because they didn't want to play for the team that drafted them? - adambuffalo
The rules are different for the NFL, once you've declared yourself eligible you're no longer considered an amateur athlete. At least that's what I got out of an article I read years ago. My memory may be spotty on that subject. But I do know the rules are very different.
The rules are different for the NFL, once you've declared yourself eligible you're no longer considered an amateur athlete. At least that's what I got out of an article I read years ago. My memory may be spotty on that subject. But I do know the rules are very different. - Wetbandit1
That's correct. Once a football player enters the NFL draft, he is no longer eligible to play NCAA football. Players also are not eligible for the NFL draft until they are three years removed from high school. Technically, a player is not even eligible for the draft unless he has used up all his college eligibility. Players that have not used up all their eligibility but wish to enter the draft must apply to the NFL for approval to enter the draft.
NHL and NFL (and NBA and MLB, too) draft eligibility rules are not really an apples to apples comparison. I'm not sure they are close enough to even be a fruit to fruit comparison.
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Aug 18 @ 5:15 PM ET
Porn tends to make me happy...this made me just look ill-prepared - feetontheair22
better than the other way around? I did a skype interview once....there were five of them on the other end and I tried so hard to look into the camera so it presented the illusion of eye contact, but I noticed 90% of the time none of them were even trying to look my way. I even saw one jerk looking down at his phone while I was answering a question. Very disheartening.
better than the other way around? I did a skype interview once....there were five of them on the other end and I tried so hard to look into the camera so it presented the illusion of eye contact, but I noticed 90% of the time none of them were even trying to look my way. I even saw one jerk looking down at his phone while I was answering a question. Very disheartening. - LandlordTom
