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No need to be sorry, dude. The Eskomos don't get to claim many elite hockey players as theirs.artifactually153 wrote:Sorry, Dr. Oz...mnmouth wrote:Kuhlman actually left Esko yesterday and Lumberjack hockey.artifactually153 wrote:I heard Kuhlman has left Cloquet yesterday. No true confirmation but with the turmoil surrounding the program right now, it seems like a fairly good idea.
I really don't mind when upper class men decide they are ready to take the jump from HS to juniors/major juniors.Bruins wrote:I still cant believe some of these touchy feely Minnesota wimps are so bent out of shape about a visit to Vancouver. He was kicked off the team, he didnt leave. By the way, elite players leave to for the challenge. Thats what elite players do. Minnesota seems to only have one mold for hockey players:
1. play association hockey (never AAA)
2. play high school hockey (never AAA)
3. junior hockey hockey AFTER senior year
4. college hockey (never major junior), dont want to miss out on this,
you know the only reason they go is for the education (barf!)
Step out of line and you are squashed. Dare you try to be better.
As a Carlton grad, I am happy Esko has few elite anything to call their own!mnmouth wrote:No need to be sorry, dude. The Eskomos don't get to claim many elite hockey players as theirs.artifactually153 wrote:Sorry, Dr. Oz...mnmouth wrote: Kuhlman actually left Esko yesterday and Lumberjack hockey.
And Gerisch gets the boot from his first USHL game for Head Contactherbst20 wrote:Gerisch has joined Omaha
Yes, many players have done it over the years.meridian90 wrote:Can someone just clarify for me.
I know that a lot of them dont, but someone told me players can go play juniors, then come back to HS for the next season.
is this true?
Now that I think about it, you could be right...mulefarm wrote:I believe the 10 games were for the ushl team they are playing for. If they played 10 or more games that team could put them on their protected list, if not, they would be subjected to the draft.
If a player is on a USHL's affiliate team, he can only play a maximum of 10 games per season. He is not eligible for post season play.mulefarm wrote:I believe the 10 games were for the ushl team they are playing for. If they played 10 or more games that team could put them on their protected list, if not, they would be subjected to the draft.
Wahlin will be playing for Ames this weekend. I can't wait to see how he does. Hope he plays his 10 games and comes back to white bear for Junior year. Then makes the permanent jump after the season completes.herbst20 wrote:If a player is on a USHL's affiliate team, he can only play a maximum of 10 games per season. He is not eligible for post season play.mulefarm wrote:I believe the 10 games were for the ushl team they are playing for. If they played 10 or more games that team could put them on their protected list, if not, they would be subjected to the draft.
The roster freeze for the USHL was February 10th this year so no non affiliate player can be added to the roster at this time.
In Gerisch's case, he was added to the 23 man roster prior to his arrival so he is eligible to play in the post season.
What team is in Ames?meridian90 wrote:Wahlin will be playing for Ames this weekend. I can't wait to see how he does. Hope he plays his 10 games and comes back to white bear for Junior year. Then makes the permanent jump after the season completes.herbst20 wrote:If a player is on a USHL's affiliate team, he can only play a maximum of 10 games per season. He is not eligible for post season play.mulefarm wrote:I believe the 10 games were for the ushl team they are playing for. If they played 10 or more games that team could put them on their protected list, if not, they would be subjected to the draft.
The roster freeze for the USHL was February 10th this year so no non affiliate player can be added to the roster at this time.
In Gerisch's case, he was added to the 23 man roster prior to his arrival so he is eligible to play in the post season.
No clue why I said Ames. Meant des Moines.mulefarm wrote:What team is in Ames?meridian90 wrote:Wahlin will be playing for Ames this weekend. I can't wait to see how he does. Hope he plays his 10 games and comes back to white bear for Junior year. Then makes the permanent jump after the season completes.herbst20 wrote: If a player is on a USHL's affiliate team, he can only play a maximum of 10 games per season. He is not eligible for post season play.
The roster freeze for the USHL was February 10th this year so no non affiliate player can be added to the roster at this time.
In Gerisch's case, he was added to the 23 man roster prior to his arrival so he is eligible to play in the post season.
Meh. Iowa is Iowa, what difference does it make?meridian90 wrote:No clue why I said Ames. Meant des Moines.mulefarm wrote:What team is in Ames?meridian90 wrote: Wahlin will be playing for Ames this weekend. I can't wait to see how he does. Hope he plays his 10 games and comes back to white bear for Junior year. Then makes the permanent jump after the season completes.
This one was predicted by Bo on the Freshman scoring thread a while ago. At least he waited until his season was over.bemused wrote:Whatever legal guardian that is responsible(?) forJesse Gabrielle
has dragged him to Brandon Manitoba to finish the season with the Wheat Kings in the WHL.
You can't make it up...