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Traverse City Prospect Tournament starts Sept 5th


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Schedule:

 

Thursday, Sept 5 - Columbus vs Buffalo 4:00 p.m.

 

Friday, Sept 6 - Buffalo vs NY Rangers 4:00 p.m.

 

Sunday, Sept 8 - Carolina vs Buffalo 4:00 p.m.

 

Then they'll do a one game playoff on Monday Sept 9th.

 

Anybody guess on rosters? NCAA guys will be playing already so I don't think they'll play. You can have 4 "vets" or guys that have one year pro like Grigorenko and Girgensons.

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So did they invent some rules this time about the experienced players? I seem to remember fans making a stink last time around that we sent an older group to these games.

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So far...

 

Goalies: Andrey Makarov, Connor Knapp, Nathan Lieuwen

 

Defense: Mark Pysyk, Chad Ruhwedel, Jerome Gauthier-Leduc, Connor Boland (undrafted from Peterborough (OHL))

 

Forwards: Justin Bailey, Kevin Sundher, Zemgus Girgensons, Joel Armia, Mikhal Grigorenko, Johan Larsson, Dan Catenacci, Logan Nelson

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So far...

 

Goalies: Andrey Makarov

 

Defense: Mark Pysyk, Chad Ruhwedel, Jerome Gauthier-Leduc, Connor Boland (undrafted from Peterborough (OHL))

 

Forwards: Justin Bailey, Kevin Sundher, Zemgus Girgensons, Joel Armia, Mikhal Grigorenko, Johan Larsson, Dan Catenacci, Logan Nelson

Quite an impressive lineup. Catenacci and Nelson added.

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Goalies: Andrey Makarov, Connor Knapp, Nathan Lieuwen

 

Defense: Mark Pysyk, Chad Ruhwedel, Jerome Gauthier-Leduc, Connor Boland (undrafted from Peterborough (OHL)), Alex Lepkowski, Rasmus Ristolainen, Nikita Zadorov, Brady Austin,

 

Forwards: Justin Bailey, Kevin Sundher, Zemgus Girgensons, Joel Armia, Mikhal Grigorenko, Johan Larsson, Dan Catenacci, Logan Nelson, Frederic Roy, Justin Kea, Nicholas Baptiste, Colin Jacobs, Eric Locke

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No less than seven players I expect to see time in Buffalo this year — Grigorenko, Pysyk and Larsson I expect to see a lot of.

(The others are Risto, Ruhwedel, Armia and the mighty Zemgus

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Goalies: Andrey Makarov, Connor Knapp, Nathan Lieuwen

 

Defense: Mark Pysyk, Chad Ruhwedel, Jerome Gauthier-Leduc, Connor Boland (undrafted from Peterborough (OHL)), Alex Lepkowski, Rasmus Ristolainen, Nikita Zadorov, Brady Austin,

 

Forwards: Justin Bailey, Kevin Sundher, Zemgus Girgensons, Joel Armia, Mikhal Grigorenko, Johan Larsson, Dan Catenacci, Logan Nelson, Frederic Roy, Justin Kea, Nicholas Baptiste, Colin Jacobs, Eric Locke

Little bit surprised Jake McCabe's name is not on that list but maybe he has other things going on. Either way I think we can see how our recent draft acquisitions fair out there and especially note how Risto and Zadorov add a lot more depth and grit to our def prospect... I will watch (hopefully) with great anticipation.

 

Also Kris Baker had some info on Boland (6'2" 180lbs)

Kris Baker@SabresProspects

LHD Connnor Boland (Peterborough) will be w/ Sabres in Traverse City. Shoulder surgery, mono last two years. Good size and very smart.

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Little bit surprised Jake McCabe's name is not on that list but maybe he has other things going on. Either way I think we can see how our recent draft acquisitions fair out there and especially note how Risto and Zadorov add a lot more depth and grit to our def prospect... I will watch (hopefully) with great anticipation.

 

Also Kris Baker had some info on Boland (6'2" 180lbs)

Kris Baker@SabresProspects

LHD Connnor Boland (Peterborough) will be w/ Sabres in Traverse City. Shoulder surgery, mono last two years. Good size and very smart.

hmmm mono...... Gringo had mono........
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Little bit surprised Jake McCabe's name is not on that list but maybe he has other things going on.

 

Looking back through the rosters for this tournament throughout the years, I don't see a single NCAA player who hadn't graduated or signed a pro contract. I'm starting to lean towards the direction of NCAA eligibility rules standing in the way...

 

http://www.ncaa.org/...ible/Amateurism

In general, amateurism requirements do not allow:
  • Contracts with professional teams
  • Salary for participating in athletics
  • Prize money above actual and necessary expenses
  • Play with professionals
  • Tryouts, practice or competition with a professional team
  • Benefits from an agent or prospective agent
  • Agreement to be represented by an agent
  • Delayed initial full-time collegiate enrollment to participate in organized sports competition

12.2.3.2 Competition with Professionals - An individual shall not be eligible for intercollegiate athletics in a sport if the individual ever participated on a team and knew (or had reason to know) that the team was a professional team (per Bylaw 12.02.4) in that sport. However, an individual may compete on a tennis, golf, two-person sand volleyball or two-person synchronized diving teams with persons who are competing for cash or a comparable prize, provided the individual does not receive payment of any kind for such participation.

 

12.2.3.2.4 Major Junior A Ice Hockey - Ice hockey teams in the United States and Canada, classified by the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association as major junior A teams, are considered professional teams under NCAA legislation.

 

There are other bylaws that muddle the waters and possibly allow loopholes under very specific, strict circumstances, but it's a god damned minefield. Quick examples, a few of many many: if any of the players on the team were "assigned" to play in the tournament by the pro teams, instead of volunteering, then it'd be no good for NCAA players, because that team might qualify as professional (because the pro team required them to be there in exchange for their salary/compensation). If the team that wins the tournament got free ice cream, it'd be no good, because that'd be compensation based on performance.

 

McCabe will be at Wisconsin preparing for the '13-'14 Badger season as assistant captain and in school doing what he does to again be selected as an Academic All-Big Ten.

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There are other bylaws that muddle the waters and possibly allow loopholes under very specific, strict circumstances, but it's a god damned minefield. Quick examples, a few of many many: if any of the players on the team were "assigned" to play in the tournament by the pro teams, instead of volunteering, then it'd be no good for NCAA players, because that team might qualify as professional (because the pro team required them to be there in exchange for their salary/compensation). If the team that wins the tournament got free ice cream, it'd be no good, because that'd be compensation based on performance.

 

There's a kerfuffle on facebook right now about a Marine who the NCAA has denied eligibility. Apparently he played on some on-base intermural teams (that didn't sound serious), but it was organized since they kept score and had a schedule (or something like that).

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There's a kerfuffle on facebook right now about a Marine who the NCAA has denied eligibility. Apparently he played on some on-base intermural teams (that didn't sound serious), but it was organized since they kept score and had a schedule (or something like that).

 

The NCAA relented after feeling the heat and declared the guy eligible.

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Goin' old school. Traverse City games will be heard on 1520AM. Paul Hamilton is doing the play by play.

 

Looking into a possible web stream on Sabres.com

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