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Message: [QUOTE="Galah, post: 3225132, member: 10074"] Nhl have ELC entry level contracts that’s for three years, then they are RFA restricted free agent where they own the rights to the players contract till they’re 27 I believe. Then they can test the market as a UFA. If A team wants that player they either try and trade for him or wait until he is an RFA to “offer sheet him” and depending on the price of the contract and if the team can’t match it, the team that did the offer has to pay up draft picks, if it’s say an 8 mill+ contract a year it could be up to three first round pics for the next consecutive years. You also sour the two organisations. It’s still done but very rarely. I’ve probably missed a bit but you get the idea. It is a good system. also no one outside of the team that owns his rights can talk to him or his manager unless he is a ufa. HUGE FINES if they do. I must add it only works because they have a draft. Teams could hoard too many players for cheap. My big contract one for nrl would be no one is allowed to talk to the player or manager until they are officially a free agent, not a year before. [/QUOTE]

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