I like Albrecht coming back. He essentially redshirted his first season. Never have to worry about him not giving 100% and he finishes checks and does not take penalties. He can play 3rd and 4th line when needed and it he somehow developed better hands he would score more because he gets himself into scoring positions quite a a bit through hustle and instincts.
Either he uncommitted or USHL has not update their website.
https://ushl.com/ht/#/player/8904/79/antonacastro
I guess they do list him on their commitment page but not on his profile.
The Fargo Force have a couple of talented D in Stender and Polodichuk. Both lefties and both 20 year olds. One committed to Mankato and one committed to Wisconsin so who knows if that is still their intention with the Coachign changes?
Also, if they are looking to bring in another Goalie, I find it a little curious that Anton Castro from the Force is an uncommitted 20 year old goalie? also a couple 20 year old goalies in NAHL with good numbers who are uncommitted(NAHL goalies seem to work out pretty well for UMD and SCSU)
Thought we would see Judd against Frisch tonight in AHL. Judd playing in first game right now but Frisch must be injured as he played 4 games and has been out of the line up the last two including tonight.
Jandric must have been dinged up as well as he has not played a game yet for Rochester but is on their roster.
I think they pro rate the contract per game since this year counts as his first year of his 3 year deal.
The entry level contract is $925,000 per year and he will be with Ottawa for their last 10 games whether he is in lineup or not. So he will make a little more than $11,000 per game times 10 games plus daily per diem.
I thought so too but the langauge says College Eligbility.
For collegiate and college-track players, NHL teams hold the rights to drafted prospects for the duration of their NCAA eligibility. In the case of a player who spends his draft-plus-year in an amateur junior A league such as the USHL before starting college, it could be a five-year signing window.