Common use of Number of Games Clause in Contracts

Number of Games. a. All associate players may associate to a team at any time, to a maximum of ten (10) games. However, if the player’s registered team completes its regular season and playoffs before the player’s associated team, the player may thereafter associate an unlimited number of times. For goaltender exceptions see Hockey Canada Regulations B. 42, E. 36(b). b. Exhibition games and/or tournament games are excluded from the number of games referred to in (a). c. A suspended player, whose team has been eliminated from further competition for the year, may serve his suspension with his associate team provided he has played a minimum of 1 game as an associate. A player who receives a suspension with his associate team, and that team is subsequently eliminated from further competition for the year before the full suspension has been served, may complete his suspension with his own team. If a player is suspended with his associate team, the player must serve the suspension with the associate team. If a game counts toward the serving of a suspension, then it in effect counts as a game played.

Number of Games. a. All associate players may associate to a team at any time, to a maximum of ten (10) games. However, if the player’s registered team completes its regular season and playoffs before the player’s associated team, the player may thereafter associate an unlimited number of times. For goaltender exceptions see Hockey Canada Regulations B. 42, E. 36(b). b. Exhibition games and/or exhibition tournament games are excluded from the number of games referred to in (a). c. A suspended player, whose team has been eliminated from further competition for the year, may serve his suspension with his associate team provided he has played a minimum of 1 game as an associate. A player who receives a suspension with his associate team, and that team is subsequently eliminated from further competition for the year before the full suspension has been served, may complete his suspension with his own team. If a player is suspended with his associate team, the player must serve the suspension with the associate team. If a game counts toward the serving of a suspension, then it in effect counts as a game played, towards the maximum 10 permitted.

Number of Games. a. All associate players may associate to a team at any time, to a maximum of ten (10) games. However, if the player’s registered team completes its regular season and playoffs before the player’s associated team, the player may thereafter associate an unlimited number of times. For goaltender exceptions see Hockey Canada Regulations B. 42, E. 36(b). b. Exhibition games and/or exhibition tournament games are excluded from the number of games referred to in (a). c. A suspended player, whose team has been eliminated from further competition for the year, may serve his suspension with his associate team provided he has played a minimum of 1 game as an associate. A player who receives a suspension with his associate team, and that team is subsequently eliminated from further competition for the year before the full suspension has been served, may complete his suspension with his own team. If a player is suspended with his associate team, the player must serve the suspension with the associate team. If a game counts toward the serving of a suspension, then it in effect counts as a game played.