Who was the overager?
- Wildschwein

Mac Hollowell, Leafs 4th rounder in 2018

Well we've robbed them of Toews and Dal Colle, so not totally unsurprising that they'd struggle a little. Wilde would go a long way towards replacing Toews on the back-end for them.
- eichiefs9

I don't know all the by laws of the AHL eligibility Chiefs, however would he be able to play in the AHL POs being He started in the Juniors and hasn't played any games at BP? I thought he wouldn't be able to because he's only 19 and started in Major Juniors?

If you know can you clarify?

I don't know all the by laws of the AHL eligibility Chiefs, however would he be able to play in the AHL POs being He started in the Juniors and hasn't played any games at BP? I thought he wouldn't be able to because he's only 19 and started in Major Juniors?

If you know can you clarify?
- nyisles7

How quickly you can make the jump to the AHL depends on where you're drafted from, not where you ultimately play your first post-draft season. 9 times out of 10 guys are already playing where they ultimately get drafted from, but Wilde's case is different since he was drafted out of the USNTDP rather than Saginaw.

CHL requires you to be 20 before you can make the jump to the AHL. So if he played for Saginaw in his draft year, he'd have to go back to the OHL next season. But, since he was playing in the USHL with the development team program, he's AHL-eligible.

I don't know all the agreements with other feeder/international leagues, but guys drafted out of Europe are all in the same boat (save for the KHL where there's no transfer agreement). William Nylander was able to play for the Marlies right away because he was drafted from the Swedish league.

So Dobson will be forced to go back to the Q next season while Wilde can, if the Isles think he's ready, play in the AHL. Wahlstrom and Iskhakov would also technically be AHL-eligible, although I can't imagine they don't both return to their respective colleges.

How quickly you can make the jump to the AHL depends on where you're drafted from, not where you ultimately play your first post-draft season. 9 times out of 10 guys are already playing where they ultimately get drafted from, but Wilde's case is different since he was drafted out of the USNTDP rather than Saginaw.

CHL requires you to be 20 before you can make the jump to the AHL. So if he played for Saginaw in his draft year, he'd have to go back to the OHL next season. But, since he was playing in the USHL with the development team program, he's AHL-eligible.

I don't know all the agreements with other feeder/international leagues, but guys drafted out of Europe are all in the same boat (save for the KHL where there's no transfer agreement). William Nylander was able to play for the Marlies right away because he was drafted from the Swedish league.
- eichiefs9

Ok Thx, there are so many different zigs and zags to this I can't keep it straight, but a nerd like you.................

Ok Thx, there are so many different zigs and zags to this I can't keep it straight, but a nerd like you.................
- nyisles7

I'm not entirely useless

I'm not entirely useless
- eichiefs9

I'm not entirely useless
- eichiefs9

- JohnScammo

Thank you, Saul

- JohnScammo

I'm not entirely useless
- eichiefs9

Disagree

Disagree
- Cptmjl

Free Handy’s / Fluffer?

I don't know all the by laws of the AHL eligibility Chiefs, however would he be able to play in the AHL POs being He started in the Juniors and hasn't played any games at BP? I thought he wouldn't be able to because he's only 19 and started in Major Juniors?

If you know can you clarify?
- nyisles7

Wouldn't he have to have been on the B Port roster at a specific date? Didn't they return Toews and Dal Colle to them on paper around the time of the trade deadline so they'd be eligible?

Free Handy’s / Fluffer?
- nyisles7

Got a point there.

Wouldn't he have to have been on the B Port roster at a specific date? Didn't they return Toews and Dal Colle to them on paper around the time of the trade deadline so they'd be eligible?
- PeteM

I think you're right, Pete. 7, in his own special way, asked two questions simultaneously: 1. When can you play in the AHL? and 2. When can you play in the AHL playoffs? I think Chiefs correctly answered the first question. I don't think he dealt with the 2nd question.

Wouldn't he have to have been on the B Port roster at a specific date? Didn't they return Toews and Dal Colle to them on paper around the time of the trade deadline so they'd be eligible?
- PeteM

That’s what I thought but I had no solid knowledge of the date etc.

Chiefs is up on all that useless nonsense

Got a point there.
- Cptmjl

Wouldn't he have to have been on the B Port roster at a specific date? Didn't they return Toews and Dal Colle to them on paper around the time of the trade deadline so they'd be eligible?
- PeteM

I'm not positive but I don't think so.

I'm not positive but I don't think so.
- eichiefs9

Your last blood test disagrees

Your last blood test disagrees
- mdw7413

Your last blood test disagrees
- mdw7413

I am positively healthy, yes

Your last blood test disagrees
- mdw7413

I am positively healthy, yes
- eichiefs9

Excepting your eyesight of course.

Mike Trout 12 years... $430 mill.

Mike Trout 12 years... $430 mill.
- niteislander

Is this a football announcement?

Mike Trout 12 years... $430 mill.
- niteislander

Not a bad chunk of change.