Officialsportsbetting.com NHL Betting Morning Skate: Sabres’ Okposo back on the ice

Morning Skate: Sabres’ Okposo back on the ice

Players on American Hockey League contracts will be eligible to play in the 2018 Winter Olympics. President and CEO David Andrews confirmed through a league spokesman Wednesday that teams were informed they could loan players on AHL contracts to national teams for the purposes of participating in the Pyeongchang Olympics. The AHL sent a memo to its 30 clubs saying players could only be loaned for Olympic participation from Feb. 5-26. The Olympic men’s hockey tournament runs from Feb. 9-25. Like the NHL, which is not having its players participate for the first time since 1994, the AHL does not have an Olympic break in its schedule. The AHL’s decision does not affect players assigned to that league

Click here to read the full article

Don't like today's odds? Why don't you step away from sportsbetting for a while and join an exciting slot tournament? Check out this list of online slot tournaments that are currently running and join one!

At this moment we have no NHL Betting odds available...
- Officialsportsbetting.com

Related Post

Kings beat Ducks in NHL opener in LondonKings beat Ducks in NHL opener in London

Los Angeles Kings' Kyle Calder, 2nd right, grapples with Anaheim Mighty Ducks' Shane Hnidy, left, and Corey Perry during their NHL hockey game in London, Saturday Sept. 29, 2007. This is the National Hockey League's first regular-season game in Europe.

The NHL opened its season on the banks of the River Thames, and as far as the Los Angeles Kings were concerned, this was hockey country. “I love London,” said Kings center Mike Cammalleri, who scored two power-play goals Saturday in a 4-1 victory over the defending champion Anaheim Ducks. “It was good to us tonight.” This was the fourth time the NHL has begun its season outside North America, with…