Is "IF" Swedish for "is"?
Hey, weren't you the one offering to buy someone a spellchecker for Christmas?
Hey, weren't you the one offering to buy someone a spellchecker for Christmas?
Dash wrote:No, the team is called Djurgardens IF.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Djurg%C3%A5rdens_IF_Hockey
DefenceWinsChampionships wrote:The best career move is to send Mika to the AHL. His skills won't progress in the right way in the SEL. Put him on North American ice against less talented players. He'll get top-six minutes in Bingo and he can develop like the rest of our prospects.
I'm sure Lehner wouldn't mind having another young Swede down there either.
shabbs wrote:He can't go to the AHL as far as we know due to the SEL contract and the NHL's player transfer agreement. It's either NHL or SEL. If the AHL was an option, we would not be having this conversation.
Have we confirmed that?wprager wrote:shabbs wrote:He can't go to the AHL as far as we know due to the SEL contract and the NHL's player transfer agreement. It's either NHL or SEL. If the AHL was an option, we would not be having this conversation.
But once his ELC has kicked in (game 10) then he is NHL-property so the Sens should be able to do what they wish with him, such as send him to Bingo and call up as they wish. The cost of that is he is one year closer to RFA, versus the inability to have him up here until his SEL season is over (and maybe for the entire year). Having him here lets us oversee his development (either in the NHL or AHL), have him called up whenever we want, get him in on the Calder Cup playoff run (hopefully).
All that, and he's got Alfie here for this year and maybe not the next.
shabbs wrote:Have we confirmed that?wprager wrote:shabbs wrote:He can't go to the AHL as far as we know due to the SEL contract and the NHL's player transfer agreement. It's either NHL or SEL. If the AHL was an option, we would not be having this conversation.
But once his ELC has kicked in (game 10) then he is NHL-property so the Sens should be able to do what they wish with him, such as send him to Bingo and call up as they wish. The cost of that is he is one year closer to RFA, versus the inability to have him up here until his SEL season is over (and maybe for the entire year). Having him here lets us oversee his development (either in the NHL or AHL), have him called up whenever we want, get him in on the Calder Cup playoff run (hopefully).
All that, and he's got Alfie here for this year and maybe not the next.
shabbs wrote:He can't go to the AHL as far as we know due to the SEL contract and the NHL's player transfer agreement. It's either NHL or SEL. If the AHL was an option, we would not be having this conversation.
SeawaySensFan wrote:
All I've heard is that the Murray's promised him he would not have to play in the AHL which is pretty weak, IMO.
Big Ev wrote:DefenceWinsChampionships wrote:The best career move is to send Mika to the AHL. His skills won't progress in the right way in the SEL. Put him on North American ice against less talented players. He'll get top-six minutes in Bingo and he can develop like the rest of our prospects.
I'm sure Lehner wouldn't mind having another young Swede down there either.
Did Mats Sundin and Nick Bakctrom's skills not process in the SEL?
SEL is a better choice than Binghamton.
NEELY wrote:Big Ev wrote:DefenceWinsChampionships wrote:The best career move is to send Mika to the AHL. His skills won't progress in the right way in the SEL. Put him on North American ice against less talented players. He'll get top-six minutes in Bingo and he can develop like the rest of our prospects.
I'm sure Lehner wouldn't mind having another young Swede down there either.
Did Mats Sundin and Nick Bakctrom's skills not process in the SEL?
SEL is a better choice than Binghamton.
You're basing that on what?
Big Ev wrote:NEELY wrote:Big Ev wrote:DefenceWinsChampionships wrote:The best career move is to send Mika to the AHL. His skills won't progress in the right way in the SEL. Put him on North American ice against less talented players. He'll get top-six minutes in Bingo and he can develop like the rest of our prospects.
I'm sure Lehner wouldn't mind having another young Swede down there either.
Did Mats Sundin and Nick Bakctrom's skills not process in the SEL?
SEL is a better choice than Binghamton.
You're basing that on what?
It's a better league. He wouldn't have to ride buses. He would be far more comfortable and close to his family.
Big Ev wrote:NEELY wrote:Big Ev wrote:DefenceWinsChampionships wrote:The best career move is to send Mika to the AHL. His skills won't progress in the right way in the SEL. Put him on North American ice against less talented players. He'll get top-six minutes in Bingo and he can develop like the rest of our prospects.
I'm sure Lehner wouldn't mind having another young Swede down there either.
Did Mats Sundin and Nick Bakctrom's skills not process in the SEL?
SEL is a better choice than Binghamton.
You're basing that on what?
It's a better league. He wouldn't have to ride buses. He would be far more comfortable and close to his family.
shabbs wrote:Have we confirmed that?wprager wrote:shabbs wrote:He can't go to the AHL as far as we know due to the SEL contract and the NHL's player transfer agreement. It's either NHL or SEL. If the AHL was an option, we would not be having this conversation.
But once his ELC has kicked in (game 10) then he is NHL-property so the Sens should be able to do what they wish with him, such as send him to Bingo and call up as they wish. The cost of that is he is one year closer to RFA, versus the inability to have him up here until his SEL season is over (and maybe for the entire year). Having him here lets us oversee his development (either in the NHL or AHL), have him called up whenever we want, get him in on the Calder Cup playoff run (hopefully).
All that, and he's got Alfie here for this year and maybe not the next.
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