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Marlies Playoff Thread 2013

bustaheims said:
I know the Leafs send down Hamilton at the trade deadline so he'd be eligible for the Marlies playoff run, and then they immediately recalled him.
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They did. Any players on the AHL roster at the NHL deadline was eligible to be put on the playoff roster.
 
seahawk said:
bustaheims said:
I know the Leafs send down Hamilton at the trade deadline so he'd be eligible for the Marlies playoff run, and then they immediately recalled him.
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They did. Any players on the AHL roster at the NHL deadline was eligible to be put on the playoff roster.
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The clear-day list was actually eliminated. I think the same basic rules apply now, but there just isn't a limit to how many players are eligible to play.
 
Britishbulldog said:
CarltonTheBear said:
The clear-day list was actually eliminated. I think the same basic rules apply now, but there just isn't a limit to how many players are eligible to play.
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What are the basic rules??
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If you were on the AHL roster at the trade deadline, you're eligible for the playoffs...
 
I'm off the nights of Game 6 and 7 if this series gets that far. Hopefully it does so I can get to a game.
 
Anyone notice Greg Scott's 7 goals in 5 playoff games?  I wonder if '88 Scott RW and '91 D'Amigo LW will get a shot on the big club next year?
 
Britishbulldog said:
Anyone notice Greg Scott's 7 goals in 5 playoff games?  I wonder if '88 Scott RW and '91 D'Amigo LW will get a shot on the big club next year?
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Weren't we asking this exact same question last year? The short answer is, probably not. Realistically they're both career AHLers. D'Amigo is still young so maybe it's a little early to write him off, but he's probably not even on the Leafs radar right now.
 
CarltonTheBear said:
Britishbulldog said:
Anyone notice Greg Scott's 7 goals in 5 playoff games?  I wonder if '88 Scott RW and '91 D'Amigo LW will get a shot on the big club next year?
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Weren't we asking this exact same question last year? The short answer is, probably not. Realistically they're both career AHLers. D'Amigo is still young so maybe it's a little early to write him off, but he's probably not even on the Leafs radar right now.
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And the 24yr old Greg Scott is an old man??

Remind me... how old was Frattin the first year he played more than one game?
 
losveratos said:
Remind me... how old was Frattin the first year he played more than one game?
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THe difference is that, the first year Frattin got more than one game was also his first season as a professional hockey player. Scott's been a pro for a few seasons now. Also, Frattin was close to a point a game in his regular season stints with the Marlies. Scott has not been at that level. He's had a great playoff run, but, right now, it's really just that - a great playoff run. He needs to show he can play at that level during the regular season as well before he gets considered for the big club.
 
Highlander said:
Time to reve up this thread, how many Leafs will now be Marlies..asked this before...no concise answers
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The only players on the Leafs roster that are eligible for the AHL playoffs are Colborne, Hamilton and Holzer.
 
Marlies currently trail Grand Rapids 2-1. Game 4 is tonight and 5 on Saturday. The winner of this series will now have home ice in the Western Conference final as the #5 seed OKC Barons eliminated the #1 seed Texas Stars last night. The Barons won that series 4 games to 1.
 
seahawk said:
Marlies currently trail Grand Rapids 2-1. Game 4 is tonight and 5 on Saturday. The winner of this series will now have home ice in the Western Conference final as the #5 seed OKC Barons eliminated the #1 seed Texas Stars last night. The Barons won that series 4 games to 1.
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Something will likely get done, but there's a chance that they play next season without an AHL affiliate and have their prospects just scattered across the league. Which would be hilarious and should have Gillis fired instantly.
 
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