Green Signs with TB
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Green Signs with TB
Posted by: Chris '03 (---.sub-174-192-8.myvzw.com)
Date: September 09, 2020 03:38PM
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Re: Green Signs with TB
Posted by: Beeeej (Moderator)
Date: September 09, 2020 04:37PM
And the senior class for whatever season we might still have in 2020-21 gets smaller and less impressive.
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Re: Green Signs with TB
Posted by: scoop85 (---.nyc.biz.rr.com)
Date: September 09, 2020 05:00PM
A little surprised he'd sign at this stage, but the players must have an increasing suspicion that we may well have no season this year. Best of luck to Alex, who I think has a shot at an NHL carerr.
Re: Green Signs with TB
Posted by: margolism (---.nyc.res.rr.com)
Date: September 09, 2020 08:17PM
Beeeej
And the senior class for whatever season we might still have in 2020-21 gets smaller and less impressive.
Still better than all the early departures at Sucks.
Re: Green Signs with TB
Posted by: Trotsky (---.washdc.fios.verizon.net)
Date: September 09, 2020 08:54PM
Speaking of, Killorn just got himself kicked out of game 2.margolism
Beeeej
And the senior class for whatever season we might still have in 2020-21 gets smaller and less impressive.
Still better than all the early departures at Sucks.
Re: Green Signs with TB
Posted by: Jim Hyla (---.239.191.68.cl.cstel.com)
Date: September 10, 2020 07:31AM
scoop85
A little surprised he'd sign at this stage, but the players must have an increasing suspicion that we may well have no season this year. Best of luck to Alex, who I think has a shot at an NHL carerr.
True, there may be no college hockey this upcoming season. But there's also a good chance that there may not be a professional hockey season. They certainly can't play the season like they are doing the playoffs. And I think it's even less likely that the AHL will play.
If those don't happen, what will the former college players do. I guess they could come back to school and finish their degree, but then what's the point?
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Re: Green Signs with TB
Posted by: scoop85 (---.nyc.biz.rr.com)
Date: September 10, 2020 10:16AM
Jim Hyla
scoop85
A little surprised he'd sign at this stage, but the players must have an increasing suspicion that we may well have no season this year. Best of luck to Alex, who I think has a shot at an NHL carerr.
True, there may be no college hockey this upcoming season. But there's also a good chance that there may not be a professional hockey season. They certainly can't play the season like they are doing the playoffs. And I think it's even less likely that the AHL will play.
If those don't happen, what will the former college players do. I guess they could come back to school and finish their degree, but then what's the point?
Far more likely we'd have pro hockey before college hockey IMO
Re: Green Signs with TB
Posted by: ugarte (---.dyn.optonline.net)
Date: September 10, 2020 12:24PM
yeah, i mean they can do it like the nba bubble and since they get paid it's "worth" it for the players.scoop85
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scoop85
A little surprised he'd sign at this stage, but the players must have an increasing suspicion that we may well have no season this year. Best of luck to Alex, who I think has a shot at an NHL carerr.
True, there may be no college hockey this upcoming season. But there's also a good chance that there may not be a professional hockey season. They certainly can't play the season like they are doing the playoffs. And I think it's even less likely that the AHL will play.
If those don't happen, what will the former college players do. I guess they could come back to school and finish their degree, but then what's the point?
Far more likely we'd have pro hockey before college hockey IMO
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Re: Green Signs with TB
Posted by: Jeff Hopkins '82 (---.44.98.30.res-cmts.sm.ptd.net)
Date: September 12, 2020 09:57PM
FWIW, the Phantoms are selling season tickets for 20-21. Whether they actually play the games, is a whole other story.
Re: Green Signs with TB
Posted by: Jim Hyla (---.239.191.68.cl.cstel.com)
Date: September 21, 2020 07:33AM
ugarte
yeah, i mean they can do it like the nba bubble and since they get paid it's "worth" it for the players.scoop85
Jim Hyla
scoop85
A little surprised he'd sign at this stage, but the players must have an increasing suspicion that we may well have no season this year. Best of luck to Alex, who I think has a shot at an NHL carerr.
True, there may be no college hockey this upcoming season. But there's also a good chance that there may not be a professional hockey season. They certainly can't play the season like they are doing the playoffs. And I think it's even less likely that the AHL will play.
If those don't happen, what will the former college players do. I guess they could come back to school and finish their degree, but then what's the point?
Far more likely we'd have pro hockey before college hockey IMO
All teams in Orlando for a whole season, or whatever they decide to call a season?
Even doing a "whole" season in Canada would be very difficult.
And then you've got the AHL, where he most likely lands. How do they work that out. I doubt it makes financial sense to try and bubble those teams.
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Re: Green Signs with TB
Posted by: Jeff Hopkins '82 (---.44.98.30.res-cmts.sm.ptd.net)
Date: September 21, 2020 01:35PM
Jim Hyla
ugarte
yeah, i mean they can do it like the nba bubble and since they get paid it's "worth" it for the players.scoop85
Jim Hyla
scoop85
A little surprised he'd sign at this stage, but the players must have an increasing suspicion that we may well have no season this year. Best of luck to Alex, who I think has a shot at an NHL carerr.
True, there may be no college hockey this upcoming season. But there's also a good chance that there may not be a professional hockey season. They certainly can't play the season like they are doing the playoffs. And I think it's even less likely that the AHL will play.
If those don't happen, what will the former college players do. I guess they could come back to school and finish their degree, but then what's the point?
Far more likely we'd have pro hockey before college hockey IMO
All teams in Orlando for a whole season, or whatever they decide to call a season?
Even doing a "whole" season in Canada would be very difficult.
And then you've got the AHL, where he most likely lands. How do they work that out. I doubt it makes financial sense to try and bubble those teams.
The Phantoms are selling season tickets for the season based on playing the games at home. Probably won't happen, but they're aren't letting on.
Re: Green Signs with TB
Posted by: Trotsky (---.washdc.fios.verizon.net)
Date: September 21, 2020 01:54PM
Jim Hyla
ugarte
yeah, i mean they can do it like the nba bubble and since they get paid it's "worth" it for the players.scoop85
Jim Hyla
scoop85
A little surprised he'd sign at this stage, but the players must have an increasing suspicion that we may well have no season this year. Best of luck to Alex, who I think has a shot at an NHL carerr.
True, there may be no college hockey this upcoming season. But there's also a good chance that there may not be a professional hockey season. They certainly can't play the season like they are doing the playoffs. And I think it's even less likely that the AHL will play.
If those don't happen, what will the former college players do. I guess they could come back to school and finish their degree, but then what's the point?
Far more likely we'd have pro hockey before college hockey IMO
All teams in Orlando for a whole season, or whatever they decide to call a season?
Even doing a "whole" season in Canada would be very difficult.
And then you've got the AHL, where he most likely lands. How do they work that out. I doubt it makes financial sense to try and bubble those teams.
I'm pretty sure they are depending on fatigue. Unless somebody stops them the leagues will open it up to fans and start killing folks. It's our brand now as a society, might as well make some bucks off it.
Re: Green Signs with TB
Posted by: jtwcornell91 (Moderator)
Date: September 22, 2020 06:07AM
Jim Hyla
Even doing a "whole" season in Canada would be very difficult.
FWIW, the DEL (Germany) just announced that they're going to play a full season, but starting two months later and ending one month later than usual. But everything is still in doubt, and the clubs don't want to play with the attendance restrictions they're probably going to have to deal with. Switzerland has already been playing exhibition games before mostly-empty arenas for a month or so.
Re: Green Signs with TB
Posted by: billhoward (---.nwrknj.fios.verizon.net)
Date: September 25, 2020 12:37PM
They should sign players from Brown and Princeton. Ease the onboarding process.jtwcornell91
Jim Hyla
Even doing a "whole" season in Canada would be very difficult.
FWIW, the DEL (Germany) just announced that they're going to play a full season, but starting two months later and ending one month later than usual. But everything is still in doubt, and the clubs don't want to play with the attendance restrictions they're probably going to have to deal with. Switzerland has already been playing exhibition games before mostly-empty arenas for a month or so.
When did HR come up with that term? I still have trouble with it.
Re: Green Signs with TB
Posted by: jtwcornell91 (Moderator)
Date: September 25, 2020 01:56PM
billhoward
They should sign players from Brown and Princeton. Ease the onboarding process.jtwcornell91
Jim Hyla
Even doing a "whole" season in Canada would be very difficult.
FWIW, the DEL (Germany) just announced that they're going to play a full season, but starting two months later and ending one month later than usual. But everything is still in doubt, and the clubs don't want to play with the attendance restrictions they're probably going to have to deal with. Switzerland has already been playing exhibition games before mostly-empty arenas for a month or so.
When did HR come up with that term? I still have trouble with it.
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