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hockeyknowitall:
teuvotimestoews:
hohohoforcarlo:
fightingthewolf:
hockeyknowitall:
Hey guys I just wanted to explain this,
This is a list of all the players that HAVE to be protected by their current teams going into the expansion draft with vegas. This means they hold no move clauses or otherwise wording of their contract does not allow them to go to vegas.
These players DO count towards their limited protect player spots. There are two ways to protect players:
7 Forwards, three defensemen and 1 goaltender
OR
8 skaters and 1 goaltender.
But don’t be too worried because this is not the final list. I do not believe anybody can be added to the list however players can be taken off. For instance, the penguins would be in a tight spot because they would want to protect Murray instead of Fleury but they would HAVE to protect Fleury in this position. MAF can waive his no-move clause at any point making him draft eligible.
And another reason not to be worried about this list. All players in their rookie and sophomore years are exempt from the draft. That includes McDavid, Marner, Matthews, Nylander, Eichel, ect. I do believe Matt Murray does not count because it’s my understanding that the AHL is also considered “professional” (the specific line says first and second year professionals and does not specify NHL).
And Players who have “career ending” injuries but who are still under contract will not be eligible. This will take off players like Nathan Horton leaving the leafs with plenty of movement.
If you have any other questions i went more in depth with the expansion draft here or you can send me an ask!
Just want to add that Sportsnet mentioned that Nylander actually can be moved because his time with the Marlies puts him just over the two year professionals. :(
YEs i forgot, he was the one that could be exposed. He just follows marner and mathews in my head. But looks like the leafs won’t have problems protecting him.
Does Panarin count as a sophomore year rookie because of his time in Russia?
Panarin is exempt. Professional is defined as AHL or NHL and a season is defined as at least ten games. So his time in russia does nto count towards his pro time.
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teuvotimestoews:
hohohoforcarlo:
fightingthewolf:
hockeyknowitall:
Hey guys I just wanted to explain this,
This is a list of all the players that HAVE to be protected by their current teams going into the expansion draft with vegas. This means they hold no move clauses or otherwise wording of their contract does not allow them to go to vegas.
These players DO count towards their limited protect player spots. There are two ways to protect players:
7 Forwards, three defensemen and 1 goaltender
OR
8 skaters and 1 goaltender.
But don’t be too worried because this is not the final list. I do not believe anybody can be added to the list however players can be taken off. For instance, the penguins would be in a tight spot because they would want to protect Murray instead of Fleury but they would HAVE to protect Fleury in this position. MAF can waive his no-move clause at any point making him draft eligible.
And another reason not to be worried about this list. All players in their rookie and sophomore years are exempt from the draft. That includes McDavid, Marner, Matthews, Nylander, Eichel, ect. I do believe Matt Murray does not count because it’s my understanding that the AHL is also considered “professional” (the specific line says first and second year professionals and does not specify NHL).
And Players who have “career ending” injuries but who are still under contract will not be eligible. This will take off players like Nathan Horton leaving the leafs with plenty of movement.
If you have any other questions i went more in depth with the expansion draft here or you can send me an ask!
Just want to add that Sportsnet mentioned that Nylander actually can be moved because his time with the Marlies puts him just over the two year professionals. :(
YEs i forgot, he was the one that could be exposed. He just follows marner and mathews in my head. But looks like the leafs won’t have problems protecting him.
Does Panarin count as a sophomore year rookie because of his time in Russia?
Panarin is exempt. Professional is defined as AHL or NHL and a season is defined as at least ten games. So his time in russia does nto count towards his pro time.
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