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off-the-board

[awf-thuh-bawrd, -bohrd, of-]

adjective

  1. off-board.



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Sorting the off-the-board fallout will likely fill several columns to come, but for now we have some games to offer as events unfold.

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It's up to Francis and the Kraken to try to bring it back, and the expansion strategy seemed to mimic the Golden Knights in making some off-the-board picks rather than taking big stars.

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Hakstol before that coached at the University of North Dakota for 11 years and was an off-the-board hire six years ago for then-Philadelphia general manager Ron Hextall, as he is for Seattle's Ron Francis this time.

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So, with Power likely off-the-board before the Kraken’s pick, the question is whether Francis takes a chance on another defenseman like Clarke — a favorite of the analytics community, though possibly in need in need of minor league development – at a position where gauging young prospects is often difficult.

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The PGA has had some off-the-board winners over the last 20 years — Rich Beem, Shaun Micheel, Y.E.

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