EHM The Blue Line

archibalduk wrote:I've added your report to the thread on the SI Bugs Forum about this: http://community.sigames.com/showthread ... game-on-PK

Javs wrote:I'd like to see all Canadian Hockey League roster / transaction rules, such as;

*CHL wide (OHL/WHL/QMJHL)

- All teams have ability to add ANY player in the corresponding leagues protected area to their 50 player protected list until the year of their 20th birthday if the players rights are not owned by any other team.

- Teams having more than three overage players to start the season may continue to rotate them in and out of the lineup until October 16th at which time they must select determine the three that they will keep, the left over overager would be released and be a free-agent.

*OHL Specific

- If a player is not selected as a 15 year-old, he cannot attend an OHL camp that fall. He must wait another season, his 16 year-old year, and he will re-enter the draft. If he is not taken the second time around, he becomes a free agent and can go to the camp of any OHL team who invites him and then therefore be added to any protected list.

- Teams are permitted to register a maximum of four 16 year old players selected in the OHL Priority Selection. Those 16 year old players that are allowed to be signed are the first two 16 year old players selected and a maximum addition of two 16 year old wild carded players in any round of the OHL Priority Selection. All other 16-year-old players selected are eligible to be called up as an “affiliated player” or “floating affiliate player” for a maximum of 10 games or for any OHL regular season or playoff games when such player’s team has been eliminated from competition for that season.

- Contracted players in high school (18 and younger) cannot be traded without the players consent. (No trade cause)

* WHL Specific

- A team can name a maximum of 19 of the players on their Protected List and not on the team roster as Specially Affiliated Players. These players can play WHL games with the permission of their club team.

*QMJHL Specific

- A team can name a maximum of 19 of the players on their Protected List and not on the team roster as Specially Affiliated Players. These players can play WHL games with the permission of their club team.

- Players from the QMJHL's North American region are eligible for the Annual Draft in the calendar year that they turn 16. Teams can select 16 year olds in any of the first five rounds. After that only players 17 years and up are eligible to be drafted. There's a maximum of 12 rounds. (Not sure if this is already active).

Javs wrote:- (QMJHL).....Teams are mandated to draft a min 2 americans per draft. (14 rounds).

batdad wrote:every year you see a player in the WHL draft (usually just one) who is over the age of major bantam (14) get picked by a team in the draft. USually it is someone who was on someone else's roster and let go very recently.

nino33 wrote:

Javs wrote:- (QMJHL).....Teams are mandated to draft a min 2 americans per draft. (14 rounds).

Really? I did not know this (seems weird to me, to force Quebec based teams to draft Americans)

batdad wrote:every year you see a player in the WHL draft (usually just one) who is over the age of major bantam (14) get picked by a team in the draft. USually it is someone who was on someone else's roster and let go very recently.

In my work on the WHL/Bantam Draft in recent years I never noticed Midget level players being drafted

Asher413 wrote:When going on vacation with an unemployed manager, and have "Apply for position at higher level teams" at no, my manager has now taken two jobs (I resigned from the first one, let it run again, and sure enough, another job).

nino33 wrote:

Javs wrote:- (QMJHL).....Teams are mandated to draft a min 2 americans per draft. (14 rounds).

Really? I did not know this (seems weird to me, to force Quebec based teams to draft Americans)

batdad wrote:every year you see a player in the WHL draft (usually just one) who is over the age of major bantam (14) get picked by a team in the draft. USually it is someone who was on someone else's roster and let go very recently.

In my work on the WHL/Bantam Draft in recent years I never noticed Midget level players being drafted

Javs wrote: Ottawa drafted a russian that was playing in the USHL through the OHL draft and he plays on there roster, but does not count against the import limit.

batdad wrote: No Euro goalies are eligible for CHL unless playing in North American league and permanent residence is listed as North America. Then they would go through the regular draft

nino33 wrote:

Javs wrote: Ottawa drafted a russian that was playing in the USHL through the OHL draft and he plays on there roster, but does not count against the import limit.

batdad wrote: No Euro goalies are eligible for CHL unless playing in North American league and permanent residence is listed as North America. Then they would go through the regular draft

Not really sure how to know what country Leonid Lazarev has listed as permanent residence (listed where? with the League?)
I'm not sure what Lazarev did before 2013-14, but he fits the criteria of playing (at least one season) in North America and then being drafted into a CHL League http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=272019

Andrew55 wrote:Hey Jevs, you should post it over the SI forums so they can take a look at it