What is considered a "ROSTER PLAYER"

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We've had some conflicts on roster players when trading. Who is considered a roster player? If a player meets 2 of 3 criteria is considered a roster player.

A roster player is broken down into 3 criteria:

1. Players overall rating. We're going to use 75 overall

2. Players role(4th line, minor forward, depth D etc....)

3. Games played in the NHL. We're using 82 games(season plus playoffs)



Here are some examples for clarification


1st Example:

Dan Sexton: 74 overall, minor scoring fwd and has played over 82 games in NHL. Therefor Sexton is NOT CONSIDERED a roster player because he only meets one criteria(over 82 NHL games played)


2nd Example:

Mathieu Carle: 75 overall, minor top 2 Def, 3GP in NHL. Therefor, Carle is NOT considered a roster player because he only meets one of the following criteria(75 overall)


3rd Example:

Tomas Zaborsky: 76 overall, depth FWD, zero games played. Because is role isn't direct on if he's minor or an NHLer then will consider it neutral(means nothing). Zab is NOT considered a roster player meets only one criteria.(76 overall)


4th Example:

Brad Staubitz: 67 overall, 4th line FWD, many games in the NHL. Brad is considered a ROSTER player because he meets two of the criteria.(4th line role, many NHL games)


5th Example:

Smith-pelley: 74 overall, 4th line FWD and has played 77 regular season games and 1 playoff. A total of 78 games. He is NOT considered a roster player yet until he plays 4 more games. He only meets one criteria at this moment.(4th line FWD)



Just remember age is NOT a factor. Hopkins is considered a roster player at 19 where as some guys just don't develop and stay minor players at 30.



Thanks,
Co-commish/Ducks GM

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All sounds good.

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We've had problems before. Including myself. This has been needed for awhile