A commonly requested feature, we're happy to let you know it is now available.

Reserve lists can be found by clicking the "Reserve List" button on each team page now

New Feature Release:

Reserve Lists
On team pages there is now a button to their reserve list players. This includes their must sign-by date, after which they become unrestricted free agents

Example: https://t.co/FYcOGt1Vmn
Reserve List FAQ: https://t.co/8vxD1vDf8f pic.twitter.com/5vEEww05Hq

— CapFriendly (@CapFriendly) November 30, 2017

are you guys definitely sure that rights for players drafted from leagues with no transfer agreements stay with a team, even if the player is over the age of 27? seems unfair, to make said players sign their first NHL contract with a certain team even if they're past the age that would qualify them for UFA.

Even if a player is older then 27, the team will keep the players rights.

hm. alright.

I've got another conundrum: there are 5 players on reserve lists where their rights are listed as 'indefinite', but I don't understand *why* they're listed as indefinite:

Brian Cooper (Anaheim Ducks)
Garrett Haar (Washington Capitals)
Peter Quenneville (Columbus Blue Jackets)
Ryan Segalla (Pittsburgh Penguins)
Timothy Boyle (Ottawa Senators)

all of these players were college-drafted players (they played for an NCAA team the year after their draft, so I presume that meets criterion 2 for determining college-drafted players), but nowhere in the provided table for determining exclusive rights for college-drafted players is there an outcome where a team retains exclusive rights for a college-drafted player indefinitely. to the best of my knowledge, all of these players' rights should have expired long ago.