#jacob bernard docker

[badjuju95]

This is the worst day of my life. WHY COULDNT IT HAVE BEEN COUSINS

[affectionteaming]

senators: A splash of colour

[mouthwatching]

Jacob Bernard-Docker wears a clear mouthguard that is either a Trufit or has some text customization.

[stereax]

hi, i have a question if you don't mind. beside cap space and contracts numbers, is there a limite to the number of emergency loan a team can have? (about the sens)

Hi anon! I never mind!!! Honestly I get super duper excited whenever anyone hits my inbox because it makes me feel like I'm doing something good sooo... Okay, enough about me, meet me under the cut! 💜

The first thing about emergency loans is that their use is dependant on cap space. The Sens have three emergency loans right now - Tyler Kleven, Nikolas Matinpao, and Jacob Bernard-Docker. All three are right side defensemen (RD) replacing Thomas Chabot, Artem Zub, and Erik Brannstrom. Chabot is notably on LTIR. LTIR is complicated as hell and I don't want to hit you with the specifics of it. There are jokes of "capologists" in certain organizations (notably the Leafs and Canucks) whose main job it is to navigate the cap. But there are a few important things you need to know.

Chabot's salary is $8m. In theory, since Chabot is now on LTIR, the Sens can call up players with up to $8m salary regularly, and not as emergency recalls. The thing is - if you've read my waivers primer - that emergency recall keeps players waiver-exempt (at least, for a while). So a team in a situation like the Sens prefers to start by using emergency recall, when they can, and then shift into regular recall. This is why Chabot was only placed on LTIR on the 27th - Bernard-Docker was called up as an emergency recall first. Then, when Zub and Brannstrom were injured, Kleven and Matinpao could come up and Chabot could go on LTIR while preserving Bernard-Docker's waiver exemption, which is important because otherwise he isn't waiver exempt and the Senators don't want that.

Also, when Chabot goes on LTIR, he is no longer considered a "roster" player. This is important for call-up reasons and contract numbers on the roster. See, the main "rules" of emergency callups are as follows:

1) If the team has no cap room (must be at least $875k) with which to call up a player,

2) And someone can't play and the team plays with fewer than 18 skaters and 2 goalies for one game as a result,

3) Then you can use emergency recalls to call up players on an emergency basis with cap hits up to $875k,

4) But when the players get healthy those emergency recalls MUST be sent down.

So no, there's theoretically no limit to the NUMBER of emergency recalls, as far as I can tell. Theoretically, you can play an entire team of emergency recalls, but that would require every player on your team to be severely injured and you'd probably end up using your LTIR space to deal with that instead. And also be actively tanking at that point.

But the thing is - emergency recalls do NOT come with a cap hit. They, themselves, do not count against the cap. That's the point of the emergency recall, after all.

I think that's it! I love talking about the Sens because there is literally always something going on with those boys, so thank YOU for the ask! If something isn't clear, let me know and I'll re-explain it 💜

[lavendergiroux]

i knew shane would post about this and i’m just unbelievably happy for jbd. 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[hockeyupdate]

"The Ottawa Senators kicked off the trade deadline with a big move, as the team announced they have acquired forward Dylan Cozens, defenceman Dennis Gilbert and a 2026 2nd round pick from the Buffalo Sabres in exchange for forward Josh Norris and defenceman Jacob Bernard-Docker."

[annieqattheperipheral]

both of these in-depth articles are fantastic, very much worth the read.

Jasper:

north dakota vs. miami (ohio) | 12.02.20

for more info: why they wanted to kneel + an article about jasper’s family

[kasperikapanenisbetterthanyou]

hockey team thickness - Ottawa Senators 2024 VERSION (roster as of 25.07.2024)

[offsidenewsco]

"I honestly am on my knees begging the Senators to have a normal game for once."

Will anything ever be normal with #GoSensGo? Read our latest Notes From the Hill check-in to find out: https://buff.ly/3O33FLW

[jimothystu]

Pro golfers

[canadian-as-puck]

I think we will need to move to the medium sized press box soon again, boys. Y'all look cramped!

[stereax]

[pensfan4lfe2]

Then&Now || Jacob Bernard-Docker

[offsidenewsco]

"There has been one unexpected bright spot in the Senators defence that isn’t just Tim Stützle doing Tim Stützle things, and that is the surprise emergence of Adam Gaudette."

We have the latest Notes From the Hill: #GoSensGo recap: https://offsidenewsco.com/news/sens-recap4

[jimothystu]

And JBD!

Brannyyy 🥹