I guess my message was never submitted at the top. Retro bowl is a football game that looks like it’s from the 80s. It’s like nhl franchise mode but you have to play every week. And if you do well in the season you make the playoffs and try to win the retro bowl. You get to draft ,sign , hire, and fire people. Update stuff like in franchise mode from nhl. It’s really fun

NHLrumorsdaily said on his new podcast that Lou offered Mayfield and a high pick for Tarasenko ($ retained) but Armstrong wouldn’t retain salary.

Doesn't sound like the most trustworthy source

He’s arguably the best rumor account on Twitter. Most of the things he says end up happening

Is it possible to make a parallel with the Oilers in 2006 and the Canadiens in 2021? In a way that both teams worked their way up in the finals against all odds, lost and went on to be hilariously bad (just hope it's not for a whole decade this time). Both teams losing Weber and Pronger is also kinda similar.

I'll give him a try

Man do I have some really bad news for you if the comparison is accurate.

I won't say no to Shane Wright and Conor Bedard, even if the price to pay is to stagnate for a decade, it's already been like that since forever.

Hmm, sounds cool. I guess the answer would be no lol.

https://www.capfriendly.com/armchair-gm/team/2857008
https://www.capfriendly.com/armchair-gm/team/2856969

My fantasy teams. Let me know what you think of them.

A mobile football game that is a combination of the actual game and franchise mode. Kinda similar to Madden.

Why do Bertuzzi and Kopitar lead the league in goals

AND KOPITAR IS TIED FOR FIRST IN POINTS

I don't know, but I love it because I've got Kopitar in Fantasy.

Kyrou and Farabee are also amazing so far.

Derick Brassard was right to reunite with Alain Vigneault. He may extend his NHL career after this season.

Because teams are between like 2-4 games in, stats are still very much influenced by who you played against but will eventually even out

Placed on NHL waivers today: Alex Barre-Boulet (SEA).

— Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) October 21, 2021

Wow, really? ABB on waivers

Does the reclaim rule apply here for TB? I would assume they attempt to snatch him back up

It does, welp, Tampa just got ABB back

Yes , and yeah they probably will now that kucherov is on LTIR

The Kucherov injury should give him the chance he needs to prove himself worthy of staying on an NHL roster

That is unless Tampa does not reclaim him and he ends up somewhere else (Arizona or Buffalo)

Well, apparently the claim back rule says that the waiver order is the normal one for him, but if Tampa claims him, they can send him down for free and not Tampa is 1st in line and can send him down for free

Comtois is scratched tonight and it’s rumored he’s fallen out of favor with the Ducks. Comtois, Drysdale, Henrique and a 1st for Eichel 👀

That only applies if nobody puts in a claim. Which I don't see happening.

No, the original club does not have priority in the claiming process when a player they lost to waivers is put back on waivers. The only advantage the original team has is if no other club puts in a claim other than them, then they can send that player directly to the minors.

— CapFriendly (@CapFriendly) January 10, 2021

Straight from the source.