Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Alpine
Man, you have to start a draft rules thread.
So if Yandle had gone the NCAA route he would not have to be signed untill his senior year, right? Did this change because he picked CHL?
Also any player not drafted out of the CHL can be signed to an AHL contract at 18 or 19 years but a player drafted out of the CHL cannot sign an AHL contract untill he's 20? Is the ECHL bound by these rules? So if Sidney hadn't made the Pens, he would have had to been sent back to Rimouski?
I won't go on about Yandle. I've already said on other threads that he's the best I've seen.
|
I dont exactly how the new CBA deals with players drafted and heading to NCAA.
Your second paragraph is correct. It is all about CHL and non-CHL. Where it becomes sticky is with Euros. If they are drafted out of their euro league, then come play in the CHL they can play in the AHL at 18or 19. BUT if the Euro's come here and then get drafted after a year in the CHL, they are considered under the CHL draft rules.
Yup, Crosby was either in the NHL or back in Junior...or in europe.
