@NJTRANSIT can you send something to tow the broken down train we are all sitting on for the last 30 mins near Secaucus - some of us do have jobs to get to !
@oldhockeycards He derailed my potential move into the Whalers farm system as he was the highest paid player in league so the team split an AHL team with Washington [1 goalie each ] and had no lower level farm team - such is life
@MmisterNobody Do your kids go to school in your town? District? Who picks up your garbage? Water services ? Police / Fire ?Roads? These go to your town / whatever as part of the collective cost of having those services provided .. it’s not hard concept to grasp
@RepGregMurphy So doctors from Canada, UK, Ireland Australia aren’t qualified ? You know they need to pass US Board exams to be able to practice here? And what makes them inqualified to practice here - the fact they didn’t pass some US school exorbitant tuition and go into debt ?
@unusual_whales I don’t agree with much of what comes out of her mouth but this I do ! A plain and simple cash grab by the govt. also the “Mansion Tax” in markets over 1mm on a seller - for what ??
@ohlarenaguide 💯- it does allow him to play against older talent , less travel but fewer games
However it is all about NIL money - sad how the NCAA went from “what you make 100 week + room/board you can’t play here cause your professional “
To “name your price to play here”
@mtracey Joe Kernen has no credibility whatsoever - why does he only ever interview right wing people and promote MAGA ideas yet when he is included to interview a centrist with his co hosts he simply yells at them and talks over them . CNBC is a business show - keep it that way
@RSkalba4 Yes but NCAA marketing has pushed that narrative for decades - almost like they made the rules about CHL kids being paid professional and feeling inferior at same time. It is gonna be a win win for CHL kids - younger and older. The leagues that will suffer are pay to play Jr
@MikeMcMahonCHN Note is 1985 after my junior career was over I would have done the jump to D1 - to the right school for my educational benefit - because by that time my pro aspirations were over …have been wishing for this change for a while ! Sad it was spurred by NIL $ and not interest of kid
@MikeMcMahonCHN #2 CHL team can trade or cut you . D1 over recruits , replaces you and now there goes your scholarship. Per the educational front , the CHL educational package has been a game changer and you see the improvement in the CIS / U Sports as testament and kids get an education later
@MikeMcMahonCHN #6 avg D1 freshman is 20 . The portal has to change as it’s ruining recruiting and team continuity to be able to win. USA hockey has a great development program and I wish Canada had similar. College hockey is entertaining and fun to watch as is all college sports !
@MikeMcMahonCHN #5 make a decision what path and can develop as they continue to grow. The impact will be on the Tier 2 pay to play leagues that have been making money on parents fears and need to Chase the dream . College hockey fans forget the CHL kids are 15-19 for the most part where the
@MikeMcMahonCHN #4 as the way to make the CHL appear to be inferior. Funny the USHL model is identical to the CHL model yet that is a fine place for players to hide out after HS to play. I think this new rule will create less stress on parents in some way because now a 15 /16 yr old won’t have
@MikeMcMahonCHN Although most D1 schools give scholarships I think his point is that are they really there for school or to play hockey ? The entrance bar is pretty low. Parents are selecting schools where their kid can get a free ride not the best education.And the rub was that the NCAA used
@JeffMarek@station_nation Now that the NCAA rule ls
Will change watch the flood of
Players that leave the USHL “Hide Away for 2 years league” to play in the CHL agaisnt the better competition