crazy

I literally went to 6 sites


3 say rfa

3 say ufa
- homiedclown

What's erods status?
Signed at the same time right?
Thought he was rfa too?

He was signed as an undrafted FA out of college. I am pretty sure they get UFA status once their contracts are up.
- buffalofan19

bayreuther signed as an undrafted fA, listed as and RFA at expiry

bayreuther signed as an undrafted fA, listed as and RFA at expiry
- Sabresfan-365

I give up


no clue


I know flynn was an rfa

Mrazek to the flyers

I give up


no clue


I know flynn was an rfa
- homiedclown

I thought it was cause he was turning 27 this summer but he's turning 26. So I also have no clue

crazy

I literally went to 6 sites


3 say rfa

3 say ufa
- homiedclown

He's UFA. He qualifies under Group 6.
- over 25
- 3+ pro seasons
- less than 80 NHL games

He's UFA. He qualifies under Group 6.
- over 25
- 3+ pro seasons
- less than 80 NHL games
- Lunaion

the 7 games he played out of college counts as a season? Thought it had to be 10 or whatever

the 7 games he played out of college counts as a season? Thought it had to be 10 or whatever
- Sabresfan-365

The 10 games only applies for 18 and 19 year olds.

He's UFA. He qualifies under Group 6.
- over 25
- 3+ pro seasons
- less than 80 NHL games
- Lunaion

eh wot

the 7 games he played out of college counts as a season? Thought it had to be 10 or whatever
- Sabresfan-365

They should, I believe that was one of the reasons he signed here. He was giving the opportunity to burn the first year on his ELC.

The 10 games only applies for 18 and 19 year olds.
- Lunaion

It's also why Guhle burns a year this season and Nylander doesn't.

The 10 games only applies for 18 and 19 year olds.
- Lunaion

I see, thanks

He's UFA. He qualifies under Group 6.
- over 25
- 3+ pro seasons
- less than 80 NHL games
- Lunaion

It's looking like we might have finally pulled a winner out of the system, if he walks from us it's going to be a big blow to this defense which blows already. Him a Guhle would be good help next season, hope GMJB gets Nelson signed soon.

wrong, completely wrong.

In the great words of Harry Neale: There's only one time you should ever attempt a back-pass. Never.
- BeadyEyedDouche

Um, no, both Scandella and Rodrigues were behind him.



It was a mis-communication. Scandella was the last man back.

I just finished watching the recording o& the game.

For some reason, today it was very apparent to me they can’t pass...yes, I knew they absolutely suck at it, but today it just was very prominent.

Players can’t start skating cause the puck is in their skates, behind them, 3 feet off the ice, etc.
It was absolutely laughable.

My boy Scott Wilson scored, frogging phantom goal give to Okposo.
- IonSabres

The biggest problem with the team, it makes a team that's already not very fast even slower.

That was Kane’s 2nd meaningless last second goal in his last 3 goals.

Nice stat padder for those three who couldn’t bury one when it mattered
- sbroads24

Has it mattered since October 23rd*?


*Random date a few weeks into the season.

[quote=Wetbandit1]Has it mattered since October 1970.

Fixed

Um, no, both Scandella and Rodrigues were behind him.



It was a mis-communication. Scandella was the last man back.
- Wetbandit1

Idk what the hell you're watching but Risto tried a fancy pass to a circling Rodriguezz, not a drop pass to "2 guys who were behind him", the only guy behind him was the Washington player since, you know, HE WAS THE GUY BEHIND HIM, AS IN RISTO HAD HIS BACK TO HIM

He had an attacking forward coming hard on him, tried to be fancy, whiffed on it and it was 100% on Risto, he blatantly turned it over to the Washington player.

Scandella was (frank)ing 15 feet away from him on the near-side circle.

It is 100% on Risto, it was moronic, and it was inexcusable.

you can even go watch the damn highlight on nhl.com FFS.

eh wot
- BeadyEyedDouche

Die hard fans read the CBA. You're out.

It's looking like we might have finally pulled a winner out of the system, if he walks from us it's going to be a big blow to this defense which blows already. Him a Guhle would be good help next season, hope GMJB gets Nelson signed soon.
- sskkoo1

I think he's a nice surprise, but hardly irreplaceable. He's head and shoulders above guys like Falk, Gorges, Beaulieu etc. but there are guys available every year who are.

If you can keep him for the third pair next year, great. If not, oh well.

https://www.nhl.com/video...al/t-293780602/c-57980003

100% on Risto being too fancy and trying to over-handle the puck. He had Kuznetsov on him the ENTIRE TIME and tried a behind the back pass to Rodriguez, who was circling up the ice.

Risto was skating toward his own net, even, Scandella was completely in position. It was Ristolainen who wasn't doing his damn job here.

How on Earth you can defend this and try to blame anyone but Ristolainen blows my mind.

Idk what the hell you're watching but Risto tried a fancy pass to a circling Rodriguezz, not a drop pass to "2 guys who were behind him", the only guy behind him was the Washington player since, you know, HE WAS THE GUY BEHIND HIM, AS IN RISTO HAD HIS BACK TO HIM

He had an attacking forward coming hard on him, tried to be fancy, whiffed on it and it was 100% on Risto, he blatantly turned it over to the Washington player.

Scandella was (frank)ing 15 feet away from him on the near-side circle.

It is 100% on Risto, it was moronic, and it was inexcusable.

you can even go watch the damn highlight on nhl.com FFS.
- BeadyEyedDouche

That's where I got the screen grab from.

Fine smartass, now the crowd is behind him:



He wasn't the last man back.

You sure need to brush up on your comprehension.

He went to leave it for Rodrigues, bobbled it, and the rest is history.


I've seen that play a hundred times where a guy is under pressure and leaves it for the guy circling behind him, so the guy on him skates past the puck.

Something you'd notice if you weren't watching ROR all (frank)ing game and counting all his 573 turnovers and how many times he falls.

Die hard fans read the CBA. You're out.
- Lunaion

I was saying that I wasn't aware he had already played 3 pro seasons.

How 7 games, 11 games and 16 games count as "pro" seasons is beyond me, since he spent the majority of the time in the AHL. But whatever. We let him walk, we lose a developing player and it's gonna suck.

I was saying that I wasn't aware he had already played 3 pro seasons.

How 7 games, 11 games and 16 games count as "pro" seasons is beyond me, since he spent the majority of the time in the AHL. But whatever. We let him walk, we lose a developing player and it's gonna suck.
- BeadyEyedDouche

1 game for a guy 20 and over is considered a season.

The player has completed 3 or more professional seasons - qualified by 11 or more professional games (for an 18/19 year old player), or 1 or more professional games (for a player aged 20 or older). This can include NHL, minor league, and European professional league seasons played while under an SPC.

That's where I got the screen grab from.

Fine smartass, now the crowd is behind him:



He wasn't the last man back.

You sure need to brush up on your comprehension.

He went to leave it for Rodrigues, bobbled it, and the rest is history.


I've seen that play a hundred times where a guy is under pressure and leaves it for the guy circling behind him, so the guy on him skates past the puck.

Something you'd notice if you weren't watching ROR all (frank)ing game and counting all his 573 turnovers and how many times he falls.
- Wetbandit1

Okay guy, blame it on Scandella.

And yeah, I've seen the play a hundred times, and it's been infuriating a hundred times because the first thing you learn in pee-wee IS TO NEVER ATTEMPT A DROP-PASS, let alone in your own zone.