#Dorion

[ddaroll]

All he needed was just a little consolation

[admiralgiggles]

“Cheat.code” was projected onto “Dorion” by Bruce Beasley. Totally worth getting rained on.

Here’s some video 👇

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Part 2

Listening to a song called Pretty Girl (Sugarcult) gave me an idea that I don't know is canon or not but interested me enough to draw out a what if. Things that are canon tho? Dorion calling Priscilla "Pumpkin Spice"

[vincentreproches]

[balkanparamo]

Night Stories: Leah Dorion ~ Métis

[exitroute]

Wyatt Dorion by Kristina Laukkanen

[silentxtime]

Look at all these really good friends being pals

[tlj1988]

[petit-atelier-de-poesie]

mes forêts sont un long passage  pour nos mots d'exil et de survie  un peu de pluie sur la blessure  un rayon qui dure dans sa douceur  et quand je m'y promène  c'est pour prendre le large  vers moi-même

Hélène Dorion. Mes forêts. 2021

[bemybaebaebae]

Wyatt Dorion

[dorkphenix]

[zushwood]

[barometric]

6/23/23 tornado near Granada, CO

[snakesanderson]

most likely to work at tsn after their career

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Part 1

So the song is more about mental than physical which is 100% Zallithan and Priscilla bc Zally is a selfish and manipulative demon through and through. What if tho? Dorion is an extremely perceptive character but usually prefers to stay neutral and often acts like he's unaware But just like the real world, the Other World has its politics and class systems and Dorion is in line to become a Vampire Lord and will happily use that as a vague threat.

[stereax]

This whole deal with Ottawa and Dadonov - could you possibly help me understand what happened plainly? I'm a little confused with the twitter lingo. Thank you 💙

No prob, anon! Under the cut for you 💜

So Evgenii Dadonov, when he signed his contract with Ottawa, had an M-NTC (modified no-trade clause, or colloquially a no-trade list). I believe he could put 10 teams on the list. What that means is, by a certain time on a certain day (usually, the first day of free agency), he submits a list of teams he would NOT consent to be traded to. If his team (the Senators) wants to trade him to a team that is NOT on this list, they can do it and he can't complain (like the Bruins did with Taylor Hall, shipping him to Chicago because it wasn't on his list). If they want to trade him to a team that IS on this list, they basically have to beg him to waive the M-NTC, and he can say no, and they can go kick sand about it (like the Blues had to because Torey Krug wouldn't waive his full NMC to facilitate the Kevin Hayes trade).

When the Senators traded Dadonov to Vegas, he did not have Vegas on his no-trade list, but he did have Anaheim. He keeps his M-NTC when he moves from Ottawa to Vegas, as he didn't have to waive it. Vegas later trades him to Anaheim, and when he and his agent hear about it, they immediately ask "What the fuck, wasn't Anaheim on the no-trade list?" The NHL confirms it and the trade is cancelled, much to the embarrassment of the Knights. Oops.

So why are the Senators being punished? When Vegas and Ottawa were on call to figure out their trade, Vegas (obviously) asked Ottawa "hey, so what's Dadonov's no-trade list?" And Ottawa said "oh, he didn't submit one this year." This was a lie - Dadonov did, in fact, submit the no-trade list. Supposedly, Dorion was the only person on the call, which is also highly suspect. So from what it sounds, Dorion knowingly lied to the Knights about the no-trade list not having been submitted, presumably to get them to agree to the trade, and this blew up in his face.

There's apparently a 73-page document that the NHL issued after investigating this, so it's safe to say that Dorion is almost certainly guilty here. And Andlauer, the new owner, is NOT happy about losing that first-round pick. So Dorion got canned.

But why is Vegas doing this? Mostly to clear themselves from the stigma of not honoring M-NTCs. Vegas is... kind of infamous for being a place where contracts go to die and people get traded with no feelings involved (see: Marc-André Fleury). Having a reputation, however real, of ignoring no-trade lists? Not great. At all. So Vegas wants to clear its name here, officially.

Also, a little bit, to help themselves in the long run - if Ottawa loses a first-round pick, everyone else moves up one spot. So it helps, just a little bit, in the future.

"But wait, isn't there an NHL-owned registry of no-trade clauses?" LOL no, actually! It's a privacy thing, from what it sounds like - imagine if someone got their hands on all the no-trade list details and leaked them. It could cause massive backlash. So the NHL puts the burden on teams, and teams have generally been good at dealing with no-trade list stuff and transmitting the necessary information. Well, until now.

Hope this helps!!!