[Signing] Flames re-sign Quine - 1 year 2 way deal

[MissTeeks]

https://www.nhl.com/flames/news/flam...to/c-308116996


Calgary, AB - The Calgary Flames announced today that they have signed forward Alan Quine to a one year, two-way contract extension.

Quine, a native of Belleville, Ontario returns to the Flames where he played in 13 games for the club in 2018-19 scoring three goals and adding two assists for five points and six penalty minutes. Quine lead the Stockton Heat in scoring in his 41 games in the AHL last season notching 19 goals and 33 assists for 52 points. The 26-year-old forward has 97 games of NHL experience spilt between the New York Islanders and the Calgary Flames where he has recorded nine goals and 18 assists for 27 points.

[Reggie Dunlop]

Finally!

[devo22]

nice. I really liked Quine as a depth guy last year.

[TheScorpion]

Sweet! Great AHL presence who fit in nearly seamlessly at the NHL level, save for a couple gaffes.

[Strange Brew]

If Frolik and Hathaway both leave, not out of the question he starts season on the 23 man roster.

[TheScorpion]

Quine made 700/400k on his two-way deal last year. I think we can probably expect the NHL number to go up to around 800k on this deal. Don't think the AHL number changes much if at all

[JTech780]

Great depth piece to have, can skate, works hard, doesn't hurt you at either end of the ice, can play wing or center.

[ForeverFlameFan]

He's a good 13/14th man option.

[getbak]

His qualifying offer would have been for $735,000.

The CBA says that QO's can't be signed before July 1, but I'm not sure what would stop them from signing it early since the player and team are free to negotiate during this time.

[mrdonkey]

Good 13/14 forward who can hold his own. Glad he’s back

[Owen15]

I like Quine. He looked very good last year although a glaring mistake lead to a goal sucked.

I think he can do more for the team next year. He may get a lot of time if as mentioned Frolik and Hathaway are gone.

[cannon7]

Solid depth guy, expect he'll get more NHL games this season.

[mrdonkey]

Originally Posted by Owen15

I like Quine. He looked very good last year although a glaring mistake lead to a goal sucked.

I think he can do more for the team next year. He may get a lot of time if as mentioned Frolik and Hathaway are gone.

Don’t think those two affect Quine, if anything we will see more of Dube, Mangi, Neal, and Czarnik stepping up.

Still have hope that Neal can turn things around. Last season was hugely uncharacteristic.

[Owen15]

Originally Posted by mrdonkey

Don’t think those two affect Quine, if anything we will see more of Dube, Mangi, Neal, and Czarnik stepping up.

Still have hope that Neal can turn things around. Last season was hugely uncharacteristic.

Good point

[bigpete]

Very solid AHL numbers. Also produced nicely in his short time with the Flames. I wouldn't mind fitting him on the NHL roster this year and giving him more of a shot.

His numbers suggest he's too good for the AHL, no?

[CaptainYooh]

He's forgiven now...

[btimbit]

Really liked what he showed last year, glad to have him back. I really don't think it's ridiculous to suggest he spends more time with the NHL team than not

[Snuffleupagus]

Originally Posted by TheScorpion

Quine made 700/400k on his two-way deal last year. I think we can probably expect the NHL number to go up to around 800k on this deal. Don't think the AHL number changes much if at all

$735k

[TheScorpion]

Originally Posted by Snuffleupagus

It's exactly the same deal.

alan-quine

I don't see an updated contract on that page. I see a speculative contract, which lists his NHL salary at $735k (his QO $$) and no AHL salary. That can't be right, for obvious reasons.

[Snuffleupagus]

^^Yeah I fixed it.