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Post by Fugazi on Oct 19, 2021 17:53:32 GMT -8
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Post by cjelli on Oct 20, 2021 5:37:02 GMT -8
If the Sharks are unable to terminate the contract, can they sue Kane for reckless counterfeit in civil court in San Jose?
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Post by jackalope on Oct 20, 2021 9:20:49 GMT -8
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Post by danvilleshark on Oct 20, 2021 10:04:13 GMT -8
If the Sharks are unable to terminate the contract, can they sue Kane for reckless counterfeit in civil court in San Jose? Its california, anyone can sue anyone for any reason. |
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 20, 2021 11:04:56 GMT -8
In mid-September of 2018, the Ottawa Senators traded away their franchise cornerstone in defenceman Erik Karlsson, shipping him to the San Jose Sharks, with the main piece heading back their way being prospect Josh Norris.
At the time of the trade, Karlsson was viewed as the best defenceman in the game, and for good reason. He was coming off of another impressive season in which he had 62 points in 71 games, and he continued that play in his first season with the Sharks. Unfortunately, the Sharks, who had Stanley Cup aspirations during that 2018-19 season, fell short and haven't been nearly the same since, something Norris alluded to when speaking with media on Wednesday.
«They really went for it getting Karlsson and it didn't work out for them,» Norris said. «But for me its put me here and that's good for me, I couldn't be more happy.»
Whether or not he intended this to be a dig at Karlsson, who's play has fallen off in recent years, as well as the Sharks for trading him, is unknown, but it certainly comes across that way. If he did mean it like that, it is quite the comment given the fact he hasn't done a ton in the league to this point, though he did put together a respectable rookie season in 2020-21 with 17 goals and 35 points in 56 games. It will be interesting to see if he clarifies these comments in the upcoming days given the amount of chatter they have already garnered online.
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Post by danvilleshark on Oct 20, 2021 12:08:28 GMT -8
In mid-September of 2018, the Ottawa Senators traded away their franchise cornerstone in defenceman Erik Karlsson, shipping him to the San Jose Sharks, with the main piece heading back their way being prospect Josh Norris. At the time of the trade, Karlsson was viewed as the best defenceman in the game, and for good reason. He was coming off of another impressive season in which he had 62 points in 71 games, and he continued that play in his first season with the Sharks. Unfortunately, the Sharks, who had Stanley Cup aspirations during that 2018-19 season, fell short and haven't been nearly the same since, something Norris alluded to when speaking with media on Wednesday. «They really went for it getting Karlsson and it didn't work out for them,» Norris said. «But for me its put me here and that's good for me, I couldn't be more happy.» Whether or not he intended this to be a dig at Karlsson, who's play has fallen off in recent years, as well as the Sharks for trading him, is unknown, but it certainly comes across that way. If he did mean it like that, it is quite the comment given the fact he hasn't done a ton in the league to this point, though he did put together a respectable rookie season in 2020-21 with 17 goals and 35 points in 56 games. It will be interesting to see if he clarifies these comments in the upcoming days given the amount of chatter they have already garnered online. My guess is he meant it but somebody will tell him to partial walk it back. |
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 20, 2021 13:19:04 GMT -8
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 20, 2021 13:19:57 GMT -8
NEW YORK (Oct. 20, 2021) – Florida Panthers forward Joe Thornton has been fined $1,875, the maximum allowable under the Collective Bargaining Agreement, for slashing Tampa Bay Lightning forward Boris Katchouk during NHL Game No. 42 in Tampa Bay on Tuesday, Oct. 19, the National Hockey League’s Department of Player Safety announced today.
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 20, 2021 13:20:53 GMT -8
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 20, 2021 13:25:22 GMT -8
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Post by danvilleshark on Oct 20, 2021 16:36:55 GMT -8
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Post by danvilleshark on Oct 21, 2021 6:48:00 GMT -8
Brian Witt
Wed, October 20, 2021, 8:38 PM
Report: Sharks can't void remainder of Kane's contract originally appeared on NBC Sports Bayarea
The Sharks know they'll be without Evander Kane until at least Nov. 30, after the winger was suspended by the NHL on Monday for 21 games for a violation of COVID-19 protocols. It remains to be seen if he'll be invited back to the team at that time, or if San Jose has something else in mind.
But whatever the Sharks decide, they reportedly will not be able to remove Kane's contract from their books.
"One option they don’t have is the possibility of terminating what’s remaining on Evander Kane’s contract," TSN's Chris Johnson reported on "Insider Trading" Wednesday. "Two sources confirm that the CBA won’t allow for that to happen once Evander has cleared the suspension. Essentially, it’s because the punishment he received here, the 21 games for the COVID-19 protocol violation, is the punishment and so it puts San Jose in a bit of a tough spot.
"I don’t get the sense, at all, that they’ve decided how they’ll proceed going forward here. Perhaps at some point he’s waived and sent to the AHL, maybe they try to pay him to stay home. I think a trade will be pretty difficult at this point in time, but certainly, they can’t terminate that contract."
Kane will not count against the salary cap while he is suspended, which will result in the Sharks getting about $1.7 million in cap relief. Were they able to get out from under the remainder of Kane's contract entirely, they theoretically would be in a position to acquire a high-salaried star player in a trade, such as Buffalo Sabres centerman Jack Eichel. Johnson's report, however, would seem to rule out that possibility.
The Sharks are off to a tremendous start without Kane, having won their first two games. But even if he never rejoins the team this season, they just might be stuck with him.
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Post by cjelli on Oct 21, 2021 9:39:30 GMT -8
Brian Witt The Sharks are off to a tremendous start without Kane, having won their first two games. But even if he never rejoins the team this season, they just might be stuck with him. Brian Witt has lost his witt. Tremendous?
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Post by jackalope on Oct 21, 2021 9:48:04 GMT -8
Brian Witt Wed, October 20, 2021, 8:38 PM Report: Sharks can't void remainder of Kane's contract originally appeared on NBC Sports Bayarea The Sharks know they'll be without Evander Kane until at least Nov. 30, after the winger was suspended by the NHL on Monday for 21 games for a violation of COVID-19 protocols. It remains to be seen if he'll be invited back to the team at that time, or if San Jose has something else in mind. But whatever the Sharks decide, they reportedly will not be able to remove Kane's contract from their books. "One option they don’t have is the possibility of terminating what’s remaining on Evander Kane’s contract," TSN's Chris Johnson reported on "Insider Trading" Wednesday. "Two sources confirm that the CBA won’t allow for that to happen once Evander has cleared the suspension. Essentially, it’s because the punishment he received here, the 21 games for the COVID-19 protocol violation, is the punishment and so it puts San Jose in a bit of a tough spot. "I don’t get the sense, at all, that they’ve decided how they’ll proceed going forward here. Perhaps at some point he’s waived and sent to the AHL, maybe they try to pay him to stay home. I think a trade will be pretty difficult at this point in time, but certainly, they can’t terminate that contract." Kane will not count against the salary cap while he is suspended, which will result in the Sharks getting about $1.7 million in cap relief. Were they able to get out from under the remainder of Kane's contract entirely, they theoretically would be in a position to acquire a high-salaried star player in a trade, such as Buffalo Sabres centerman Jack Eichel. Johnson's report, however, would seem to rule out that possibility. The Sharks are off to a tremendous start without Kane, having won their first two games. But even if he never rejoins the team this season, they just might be stuck with him. This proves that covid protocol is a joke. It's bullshit they cannot terminate, Mike Richards I think was terminated same day (later settled a suit with LA). |
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Post by jackalope on Oct 21, 2021 9:49:05 GMT -8
Brian Witt The Sharks are off to a tremendous start without Kane, having won their first two games. But even if he never rejoins the team this season, they just might be stuck with him. Brian Witt has lost his witt. Tremendous?
And I thought I was getting excited lol. Tremendous is a bit of a overreach at only 2 games. |
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Post by cjelli on Oct 21, 2021 10:48:00 GMT -8
Meanwhile, yesterday Martin Jones did something he hasn't done in six(!) years: beat the Bruins.
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Post by danvilleshark on Oct 21, 2021 13:25:36 GMT -8
Meanwhile, yesterday Martin Jones did something he hasn't done in six(!) years: beat the Bruins. He did give up three goals........... |
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 21, 2021 15:18:59 GMT -8
Meanwhile, yesterday Martin Jones did something he hasn't done in six(!) years: beat the Bruins. He did give up three goals........... 3 goals is right in his GAA wheelhouse |
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Post by John96 on Oct 22, 2021 19:28:48 GMT -8
Ugly hit. Uglier commentary.
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Post by jackalope on Oct 22, 2021 20:05:36 GMT -8
Ugly hit. Uglier commentary. I think it was more unfortunate than dirty. Penalty...ok Ejection... too far. Hakenpa didn't even extend the knee so I'll call it Karma from the Hertl knee years ago. |
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 22, 2021 20:22:44 GMT -8
Good game between Edmonton and Vegas. Oilers up 4-3, 10 to go in the game
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 22, 2021 20:38:26 GMT -8
This could open a big can of worms
from Frank Seravalli of Daily Faceoff,
What do Nathan MacKinnon, Mark Scheifele and Jeff Carter have in common?
Aside from being all-world centers, all three are among a handful of vaccinated NHL players who have missed games in the first two weeks of the season for a positive COVID-19 test despite being asymptomatic.
Their absences have wreaked havoc on their teams – from a competitive perspective, with their rosters and salary caps, in addition to a health and lifestyle perspective, triggering additional protocols and restrictions.
That has led to frustration from players and front offices alike.
Change could be on the horizon.
Daily Faceoff has learned the NHL and its team of medical experts are currently debating the merits of testing asymptomatic players.
In other words, it’s possible that the NHL modifies the protocol only to test players and team personnel for COVID-19 who present symptoms.
The parties involved, including the NHL Players’ Association, will be jointly reviewing the testing requirements as of Nov. 1. It’s difficult to predict the likelihood of a protocol change for asymptomatic testing because we’re told even the experts have a split opinion.
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Post by cjelli on Oct 23, 2021 6:21:53 GMT -8
This could open a big can of worms from Frank Seravalli of Daily Faceoff, What do Nathan MacKinnon, Mark Scheifele and Jeff Carter have in common? Aside from being all-world centers, all three are among a handful of vaccinated NHL players who have missed games in the first two weeks of the season for a positive COVID-19 test despite being asymptomatic. Their absences have wreaked havoc on their teams – from a competitive perspective, with their rosters and salary caps, in addition to a health and lifestyle perspective, triggering additional protocols and restrictions. That has led to frustration from players and front offices alike. Change could be on the horizon. Daily Faceoff has learned the NHL and its team of medical experts are currently debating the merits of testing asymptomatic players. In other words, it’s possible that the NHL modifies the protocol only to test players and team personnel for COVID-19 who present symptoms. The parties involved, including the NHL Players’ Association, will be jointly reviewing the testing requirements as of Nov. 1. It’s difficult to predict the likelihood of a protocol change for asymptomatic testing because we’re told even the experts have a split opinion. shove a lab person ten grand and the player gets a positive result... |
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 23, 2021 9:12:07 GMT -8
Friday night recap of all the games
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Post by g50 on Oct 23, 2021 16:52:58 GMT -8
Through early november we face 7 east opponents. Weird schedule lol. We don't even see Vegas until March.
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Post by John96 on Oct 24, 2021 18:13:31 GMT -8
Gamby’s gone to Ottawa. Sharks got a 7th round pick from the Sens for him.
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 24, 2021 19:52:28 GMT -8
NEW YORK (Oct. 24, 2021) – Anaheim Ducks forward Ryan Getzlaf has been fined $1,000 for a dangerous trip against Minnesota Wild forward Joel Eriksson Ek during NHL Game No. 75 in Minnesota on Saturday, Oct. 23, the National Hockey League’s Department of Player Safety announced today.
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 24, 2021 19:53:03 GMT -8
NEW YORK (Oct. 24, 2021) – Philadelphia Flyers forward Nicolas Aube-Kubel has been fined $2,687.50, the maximum allowable under the Collective Bargaining Agreement, for kneeing Florida Panthers forward Mason Marchment during NHL Game No. 70 in Philadelphia on Saturday, Oct. 23, the National Hockey League’s Department of Player Safety announced today.
The incident occurred at 3:48 of the third period. Aube-Kubel was assessed a minor penalty for tripping.
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Post by Fugazi on Oct 24, 2021 19:58:47 GMT -8
Gamby’s gone to Ottawa. Sharks got a 7th round pick from the Sens for him.  |
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Post by jackalope on Oct 25, 2021 5:43:26 GMT -8
Gamby’s gone to Ottawa. Sharks got a 7th round pick from the Sens for him. Seems kinda weird to sign him over the summer just to trade for a 7th. Must have been a falling out of sorts. |
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