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Fear the Fin · Nov 7, 2021

Making sense of William Eklund’s re-assignment

Photo by Kevin Sousa/NHLI via Getty ImagesAccording to the NHL’s Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), players on entry-level contracts can appear in a maximum of nine NHL games before their contract kicks in. For this reason, it certainly isn’t uncommon for NHL teams to return a player on the first year of his entry-level contract to his junior league team after playing nine games, because the contract would “slide” to next year — that is to say, his contract would begin the next season.

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