Quote:
Originally Posted by JayP
PTO game limit is 25 games. After that expired, he was still eligible to sign a second PTO for another 25 games. So he was looking at 50 games total in the AHL this season under PTOs.
So basically Irving wasn't playing because he wasn't showing enough in practice & his limited games that warranted him playing over Brust/Taylor (which says a lot considering the organization should be pushing heavily for him to get starts even if he isn't the best option at winning).
|
I am sure I heard Feaster say on the fan once, around the time Irvine arrived in Abbotsford, that the AHL PTO was for 10 games, and he could sign up to two of them.