Alumni in the pros 2022-2023

[Trotsky]

Stop moving, you're makin' me miss.

[sah67]

Oops: deleted

[French Rage]

I guess you could say he *puts on sunglasses* made the cut.

YEEEAAAAAAAAHHHHH!

[ACM]

Have the Colorado Avalanche struck gold in defenseman Sam Malinski?

[Trotsky]

Interesting they took Stienburg too.

[coz]

Interesting they took Stienburg too.

Their prospect pool is incredibly thin up front. Not too surprising they signed one of their own draft picks.

[Trotsky]

Interesting they took Stienburg too.

Their prospect pool is incredibly thin up front. Not too surprising they signed one of their own draft picks.

I thought the article said he was an FA.

[David Harding]

Interesting they took Stienburg too.

Their prospect pool is incredibly thin up front. Not too surprising they signed one of their own draft picks.

I thought the article said he was an FA.

The article did say that Stienburg was an FA, but he wasn't.  https://www.milehighhockey.com/2022/8/18/23311441/colorado-avalanche-top-25-under-25-number-18-matthew-stienburg

[Trotsky]

Interesting they took Stienburg too.

Their prospect pool is incredibly thin up front. Not too surprising they signed one of their own draft picks.

I thought the article said he was an FA.

The article did say that Stienburg was an FA, but he wasn't.  https://www.milehighhockey.com/2022/8/18/23311441/colorado-avalanche-top-25-under-25-number-18-matthew-stienburg

Is it possible their rights expired but they signed him anyway?

[ugarte]

Interesting they took Stienburg too.

Their prospect pool is incredibly thin up front. Not too surprising they signed one of their own draft picks.

I thought the article said he was an FA.

The article did say that Stienburg was an FA, but he wasn't.  https://www.milehighhockey.com/2022/8/18/23311441/colorado-avalanche-top-25-under-25-number-18-matthew-stienburg

Is it possible their rights expired but they signed him anyway?

when the choice is between "getting a complicated series of events right" or "getting a simple version wrong" i'll assume the latter

[Trotsky]

Interesting they took Stienburg too.

Their prospect pool is incredibly thin up front. Not too surprising they signed one of their own draft picks.

I thought the article said he was an FA.

The article did say that Stienburg was an FA, but he wasn't.  https://www.milehighhockey.com/2022/8/18/23311441/colorado-avalanche-top-25-under-25-number-18-matthew-stienburg

Is it possible their rights expired but they signed him anyway?

when the choice is between "getting a complicated series of events right" or "getting a simple version wrong" i'll assume the latter

"Never ascribe to malice what can be explained by incompetence."

[upprdeck]

wouldnt he be a free agent since the rights go away after 3 yrs dont they?

[David Harding]

wouldnt he be a free agent since the rights go away after 3 yrs dont they?

The rules are different for college players.  The team holds the rights until August 15 after the player leaves an NCAA program.

[billhoward]

"Never ascribe to malice what can be explained by incompetence."

+1 If we didn't already have "I Would Found an Instution ...", this would do nicely.

[scoop85]

Riley Nash signed a two-year contract with the Rangers. Could be a 4th liner, or may end up in Hartford.