slothfacekilla

The more I think about it I can’t see a deal to be made with the Oilers. I don’t think they’re giving up any of their core this offseason. Their prospects suck. I don’t see how it makes sense for both teams. It could make sense to deal McDavid now or something but I can’t imagine Bowman will. So I imagine the Oilers will want to keep the NHL team as strong as possible. I’m probably wrong but I just couldn’t figure out a trade that made sense looking at their assets.

I certainly wouldn't mind trading with Bowman that's for sure

The second round hasn't been kind to the young goalies so far. Wallstedt gave up 8 goals in game one and sat for game two. Dobes has given up 4 goals on 9 shots so far tonight.

Wasn't sure where to put this, interesting

I feel very bad for her husband and kids.

Unless the NHL app is wrong Quinn Hughes had a cardio game tonight: zero shots, zero hits, zero shot blocks, and zero takeaways in 28 minutes of ice time. Insane.

NHL laying the dynasty seeds in one of the richest areas of america smh my head

Meh I was never scared about the Wings pick moving up, it still had their bad luck attached to it I'm sure Between the Leafs this season and Islanders last season I'm in full blown conspiracy mode!

Leafs winning the lottery has ruined my night 😂 At least Chayka is likely to **** it all up. Sharks are going to be an absolute wagon for a while moving up into the second spot for Stenberg

I've seen people say both, I need an actual authority to set me straight!

And now after looking at Puckpedia I think he might be exempt again next season if I'm reading their site right. I think I'm just going to stop looking into it and you all can just ignore me! It does change things with him a lot so it would be awesome if the team or league would confirm somehow.

I think I was wrong on Cossa's waiver exemption, he may have missed it by like a month since he turned 19 before the end of the year he was drafted, wow. Hopefully I was right but I don't think I was based on digging into it more. People seemed very confused by it so when I went to look at the rules again I noticed the "waiver age" clause: If a player turns 18 between Jan. 1 and Sept. 15 in the entry-draft calendar year preceding the first season of the player’s entry-level contract, they are considered 18. If a player turns 19 before Dec. 31 in the entry-draft calendar year preceding the first season of the player’s entry-level contract, they are considered 19. November 21st birthday. Sheesh.

Ya this would be along the lines of what I was thinking. If you look at Askarov and Cossa's AHL stats they are eerily similar.....down to both not having great playoff stats though Askarov has twice the games. Cossa's value is most likely a little less than Askarov just purely from the standpoint that Askarov was a better prospect and had slightly better playoff stats .906 vs .893 save percentages.