Buds Board Keepers League

Matthew wroteCOLONPointspergpskaters = 518 skater points / 753 total skater gp
Pointspergpskaters = .6879150066

Adjustment = Points per GP skaters (.6879150066) x Underlimitskaters (97)
Adjustment = 67 points

So Boston only moves back 1 spot, and nyr will move up 1 spot.

3. INJURY

3-1 : Injuries are separated into two types: IR, Injured Reserve and LTIR, Long-Term Injured Reserve.

3-2 : Sufficient proof of a potentially mid/long term injury (i.e. any prognosis that remains vague about the return to play date - including day-to-day - or is week-to-week or longer) must be present in order to place the player on LTIR.

3-3 : Once a player is placed on LTIR he can not be dressed for a minimum of three (3) weeks.
3-3-1 : Once the player on LTIR plays an NHL game his GM is forced to remove him from LTIR at the following roster lock, putting him on IR instead if the minimum three weeks have not passed yet.
3-3-1-1 : Speculation the player should be back the upcoming week do not force the GM to take such player off LTIR at next roster lock (it is however an available option if the minimum 3 weeks have passed already).
3-3-1-2 : At the beginning of a new season a new link proving the player's persisting unavailability is needed even if the player was still on LTIR at the end of the previous season and hasn't played since.
3-3-2 : If a player that hasn't played in the NHL since going on bbkl-IR is moved to bbkl-LTIR, then the weeks he spent on IR count for the purposes of his minimum LTIR stay. That means LTIR can be used retroactively, like in the NHL. So for example, a player who already spent two weeks on IR is eligible to be dressed after staying just one (more) week on LTIR.
3-3-2-1 : LTIR can not be retroactive to the previous season. i.e. the weeks the injured player spent on IR at the end of the previous season do not count towards the minimum 3-weeks stay in LTIR.

3-4 : when a player is put on LTIR his AAV salary is temporarily removed from his team's overall cap hit [see new google roster sheets: flagging a player on IR means putting him on LTIR]
3-4-1 : the player's cap hit is again added to his team's overall cap hit for the week following the injured player's return to play in the NHL, no matter if the minimum 3-weeks period is not over yet. The player needs to be removed from LTIR on googledocs and, if 3 weeks have not passed yet since he was put on LTIR/IR, without the chance to put him back in the active lineup
3-4-2 : his team obviously needs to be cap compliant at the roster lock where the player is removed from LTIR (waving players if needed).

3-5 : When placing a player on IR no repercussions (advantages) ensue cap wise; i.e. his cap hit still counts. However, a roster spot becomes open for call up.

3-6 : Once a IR player plays a game in NHL, he must be returned to active (or bench) on his BBKL team by next roster lock.