Nll expansion draft: Las Vegas Desert Dogs Select 15 Players in 2022 NLL Expansion Draft

Las Vegas Desert Dogs Select 15 Players in 2022 NLL Expansion Draft

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July 7, 2022 – National Lacrosse League (NLL) News Release

(LAS VEGAS, NV) – The first class of Las Vegas Desert Dogs players have officially been selected by head coach and general manager Shawn Williams Thursday in the National Lacrosse League’s 2022 Expansion Draft.

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Williams had the opportunity to select one player from each of the league’s other 14 team’s unprotected rosters, taking the first step in forming the franchise’s first-ever team ahead of its inaugural 2022-23 season.

“I’ve been waiting for this day since I came aboard and could not be more excited to welcome our inaugural class to Las Vegas and the Desert Dogs family,” said Williams. “These men will help lay the foundation for our team for years to come. I can’t wait to get this group together and begin our journey in Vegas next season.”

Williams orchestrated several trades with teams throughout the league, stockpiling young talent and seven future NLL Entry Draft picks. Williams brought in his biggest haul in a multi-player deal with the Rochester Knighthawks, acquiring four future draft picks and Charlie Bertrand in a package deal for Connor Fields, Riley Hutchcraft and a 2022 first round pick. In all, Williams added 15 players to the Desert Dogs roster by the end of the draft.

The Desert Dogs will continue to build its roster prior to its inaugural game this fall by signing free agents starting on August 1st, the 2022 NLL Entry Draft, and future player trades with other teams.

To purchase season tickets or for more information on the team, visit lasvegasdesertdogs.com or call 702-818-DOGS.

Full 2022 Expansion Draft Roster

Jackson Nishimura – Defense (Albany Firewolves)

Landon Kells – Goalie (Calgary Roughnecks)

Marshal King – Forward (Calgary Roughnecks)

Sam Firth – Forward (Colorado Mammoth)

Erik Turner – Transition (Colorado Mammoth)

Connor Kirst – Forward (Georgia Swarm)

James Barclay – Defense (Halifax Thunderbirds)

Ty Thompson – Forward (New York Riptide)

Jack Hannah – Forward (Panther City LC)

Jackson Suboch – Defense (Philadelphia Wings)

Charlie Bertrand – Forward (Rochester Knighthawks)

John Wagner – Defense (Rochester Knighthawks)

Mark Glicini – Defense (San Diego Seals)

Brandon Clelland – Transition (San Diego Seals)

Tyson Roe – Defense (Vancouver Warriors)

Las Vegas Entry Draft Picks Acquired

From Rochester

2022 1st Round (2nd overall)

2022 4th Round (74th overall)

2022 6th Round (91st overall)

2023 1st Round (TBD)

From San Diego

2022 2nd Round pick (26th overall)

2023 3rd Round pick (TBD)

From Calgary

2022 1st Round (18th overall)

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2022 NLL Expansion Draft Preview

July 1, 2022
By: Dara Doft

On July 7th, the Las Vegas Desert Dogs will be taking one step closer to hitting the floor as the NLL’s 15th franchise by making their selections in the 2022 NLL Expansion Draft. Vegas will be selecting one player from each of the other 14 teams’ unprotected lists to create their inaugural roster. Each NLL team has created and submitted a Protected List comprised of players that the Desert Dogs are unable to select.

Teams had two options when creating their protected lists: Option A, which was to protect five offensive players, five defensive players and one goalie, or Option B, which was to protect four offensive players, seven defensive players and one goalie.

Wings General Manager & Head Coach Paul Day and Assistant General Manager Landon Miller ultimately decided to go with Option A and submitted the following as their protected roster:

Offensive players: Matt Rambo, Kyle Jackson, Blaze Riorden, Ben McIntosh, Sam LeClair

Defensive players: Kiel Matisz, Trevor Baptiste, Alex Pace, Steph Charbonneau, Ryan Wagner

Goalie: Zach Higgins

The rest of the Wings roster will be unprotected and can be selected by the Desert Dogs. Understandably, fans were shocked to see some veterans like Kevin Crowley, Corey Small, Cory Vitarelli, and Ian Llord left unprotected. With that in mind, it’s worth noting that each of these players satisfy two significant bits of criteria.

As Unrestricted Free Agents aged 34 or older by 12/31/2022, these players have full autonomy of where they choose to play this coming season. What this means in terms of the expansion draft is that the Wings are taking a calculated risk with each of them. Should Las Vegas select one of the players, they only have until August 1 of this summer to agree to terms with the selected player, which is the start of the free agency signing period. So while one or more of these players may still be in the Wings’ plans for next season, the team is taking a calculated risk that even if one of these players is selected, he would choose to test the market before deciding on where to play next season. This also raises the risk for the Desert Dogs who could potentially waste a valuable selection on a player who ultimately chooses to play elsewhere.

“Determining protected rosters is always challenging especially with a locker room as close as ours,” said Wings Head Coach and General Manager Paul Day. “These decisions are never easy, however, expansion is great for the league and entering the Las Vegas market is exciting for all of us. Regardless of who is selected, we are excited to construct our roster as we look to build on last season’s success.”

Now for my prediction: I expect the Desert Dogs to take a more direct approach and select a player who already under contract, or doesn’t have the negotiating power that some older veteran players have. This way the player they select would be more likely to see the floor come December. Notable unprotected Wings that fall in this category include Alex Crepinsek, John Ranagan, Jackson Suboch, or perhaps even players who hasn’t seen the floor yet like Hunter Lemieux. But whatever happens, I expect the Wings to be ready to hit the ground running at the start of the 2022-2023 season.

Dentons Launches NextLaw Labs Project and Launches Business Accelerator

May 22, 2015 – Dentons, an international law firm, announces the launch of NextLaw Labs (NLL), an international innovation platform for developing, applying and investing in new technologies that will bring the practice of law to a new level.

“We are committed to transforming the legal industry, modernizing and improving the quality of legal services, beyond becoming the world’s largest law firm,” said Dentons Global Chairman Joe Andrew.

The goal of the NextLaw Labs project is the development of certain technologies, which should fundamentally change the legal practice in terms of improving the level of customer service and expanding the range of services provided to clients. Dentons will be the main partner and investor of the project, and will also test new services in practice.

The new project will be led by Dan Jansen, Chief Executive Officer of NextLaw Labs, who has unique business and professional service experience. Mr. Jansen has helped design, finance, develop and sell distressed businesses in a variety of areas including media, financial services and online recruitment (e-recruitment). In addition, he has nearly twenty years of experience in the professional services industry, including as head of the Boston Consulting Group’s global media practice and as a start-up consultant for Arthur Young & Company.

“The NextLaw Labs project aims to develop the legal services industry,” said Dan Jansen. “Ideas and inspiration can come from anywhere, but only an accelerator, backed by the world’s largest law firm, can help bring vision to perfection, while our partnerships with leading startups, leading scientists and other technology providers will help bring it to life.”

“Searching for new technologies to transform the legal industry and redefine the way we do business is what NextLaw Labs is all about,” explained Jansen. “We are looking for startups, entrepreneurs, VCs, established vendors – anyone who wants to join our innovation ecosystem and work with us to create and bring new products and services to market, whether through direct investment in existing companies or building our own NLL package. ”

“The legal industry is entering an era of tremendous change and innovation,” said Professor William D. Henderson of the Maurer School of Law at Indiana University, recently named the most influential figure in legal education by National Jurist magazine. Along with other professors and corporate lawyers, he will serve on the NextLaw Labs advisory board. “NextLaw Labs has a unique structure that will put Dentons lawyers ahead of the curve.”

Professor Daniel Martin Katz of the Chicago-Kent College of Law at the Illinois Institute of Technology, who will also sit on the NextLaw Labs Advisory Board, said, “This is a truly exciting moment for the entire legal industry, as this project will allow Dentons to apply existing and future innovative technologies in the legal field to its practice.”

NextLaw Labs celebrates Dentons’ commitment to improving the way we approach our customers through the use of new technologies that expand our range of customer support and enable us to provide better service while improving data privacy and security.

VASKhNIL Novosibirsk – Felixx

City expansion site is located in the southwest of Novosibirsk. This project creates a cozy urban neighborhood surrounded by diverse agricultural land, combining low-rise buildings with more intimate landscapes and public spaces. This approach contrasts with standard high-rise buildings in Russia, which form a living environment that is directly connected to the automotive infrastructure.

Existing forests are preserved and made available to future residents. The green ring encircles the entire area and creates an active circular landscape. The park brings together a number of large public venues for public events and recreational areas along the cycling and walking paths. Green linear parks form different areas with small playgrounds and sports facilities. All buildings are located around common courtyards, thus creating a public and private open space.

This site is part of the former test site of the Research Institute of Agriculture of VASKhNIL. Its agricultural history is a source of inspiration for the organization of the main public spaces.

The Green Ring becomes natural and natural, and the Linear Parks become a cultivated area. Yards are designed as production sites.

“In vineyards, roses are planted between beds to attract insects that can harm the vines. Preferring rose bushes to vines, they warn the farmer of impending danger. These ‘signal plants’ add both a romantic and practical element to the vineyards.”

For the functional organization of gardens, a variety of tools are used in the form of hedges, paths and flower beds. These elements are also used for other purposes. As an unexpected “special bearer of identity”, the principle of “signal plants” is introduced every quarter. Just like roses in vineyards, they combine practical significance with complemented spatial identity. Each yard is equipped with an original playground in the shape of a butterfly.

Code

2013 – 2014

Location

Novosibirsk, Russia

Type

Public space

Customer

9000 2 Sibacademstroy LLC
Engineering LLC

Units

63. 5 ha

Publications

World Landscape Architecture

Team & Partners

Michiel Van Driessche 9005 5 Deborah Lambert
Marnix Vink
Carlijn Klomp
Albane Poirier
KCAP

List

1. Eemsdelta Campus
2. Jonas, Amsterdam
4. 07939722557171, 5.065452711″ data-zoom=”16″ data-marker-id=”3″ data-title=”Городской лесной огород Рейнвлит” data-url=”https://www.felixx.nl/projects/rijnvliet-edible-neighborhood-1.html” data-featured=””> City Forest Garden Reinvliet
6. Design Guide Public Space, Groningen
8. 46197979999999, 5.402478200″ data-zoom=”0″ data-marker-id=”7″ data-title=”” data-url=”https://www.felixx.nl/projects/brainport-industries-campus-1.html” data-featured=””/>
9. Hondsrug Park Amsterdam
10. Railroad Zone Amsterdam
11. Yangmeikeng Sea Boulevard
12. 306047417113895, 4.95276133″ data-zoom=”14″ data-marker-id=”11″ data-title=”Полезные Пути” data-url=”https://www.felixx.nl/projects/healthy-tracks.html” data-featured=””> Useful Ways
13. Towards a healthy city by foot
14. Floating Gardens, Amsterdam
15. 916069, 4. 773599593″ data-zoom=”15″ data-marker-id=”14″ data-title=”The Unbound Amsterdam” data-url=”https://www.felixx.nl/projects/the-unbound-amsterdam.html” data-featured=””> The Unbound Amsterdam
16. Seaside Gardens, Gufunes
17. Brainport Smart District in Helmond
18. The Swan, Zwolle (NL)
19. 58162279054795, 13.45208964″ data-zoom=”14″ data-marker-id=”18″ data-title=”Spatial Framework Blankenburg Süden, Berlin” data-url=”https://www.felixx.nl/projects/spatial-framework-blankenburg-suden-berlin.html” data-featured=””> Spatial Framework Blankenburg Süden, Berlin
20. Shenzhen East Coast ‘Typhoon Resistant’
21. Circular City Bodø 2.0
22. felixx.nl/projects/a-green-entrance-for-the-airport.html” data-featured=””> Airport Green Entrance
23. Public space in Alpen
24. Kartesius Quarter
25. Dyke Island
26. felixx.nl/projects/smakkelaarsveld-utrecht.html” data-featured=””> Smakkelarsveld Utrecht
27. Darmstadt Master Plan 2030+
28. Bao’an Corridor G107
29. Master Plan Ter Aar, Nieuwkoop
30. felixx.nl/projects/waterfront-novosibirsk.html” data-featured=””> Embankment in Novosibirsk
31. City Square Tyumen
32. Almazov National Medical Research Center
33. Green City Strategic Study
34. 461152429917036, 80.3259017″ data-zoom=”19″ data-marker-id=”33″ data-title=”Стратегия общественного пространства в Канпуре” data-url=”https://www.felixx.nl/projects/public-space-strategy-kanpur.html” data-featured=””> Kanpur Public Space Strategy
35. Landscape Quarter Dietenbach
36. Image Wharf
37. Odinstorg Square
38. 57039479969631, 5.956917414″ data-zoom=”14″ data-marker-id=”37″ data-title=”ВОЕННЫЙ МУЗЕЙ В ОВЕРЛОНЕ” data-url=”https://www.felixx.nl/projects/overloon-war-museum.html” data-featured=””> MILITARY MUSEUM IN OVERLOANE
39. Lochalle Leverkusen
40. Ludstrasse, Munich
41. Janila Country Park
42. 13333662052356, -21.8447332″ data-zoom=”13″ data-marker-id=”41″ data-title=”Стратегия реконструкции района Вогабиггд” data-url=”https://www.felixx.nl/projects/redevelopment-strategy-vogabygg.html” data-featured=””> Vogabyggd District Redevelopment Strategy
43. Garden for a private villa
44. City life in the forest
45. Schee Quarter in Schiedam
46. 074744989947185, 4.33275328″ data-zoom=”10″ data-marker-id=”45″ data-title=”СОЦИАЛЬНО-ТЕХНОЛОГИЧЕСКИЙ ГОРОД БУДУЩЕГО” data-url=”https://www.felixx.nl/projects/socio-technical-city-of-the-future.html” data-featured=””> SOCIO-TECHNOLOGICAL CITY OF THE FUTURE
47. Buji River
48. VASKHNIL Novosibirsk
49. Canterbury Cathedral area
50. 3395

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51. Adaptive river landscape
52. Seithoff
53. Strategic plan for Shkoder
54. 83695419326729, 60.57802210″ data-zoom=”16″ data-marker-id=”53″ data-title=”Городской кампус Екатеринбурга” data-url=”https://www.felixx.nl/projects/ekaterinburg-city-campus.html” data-featured=””> Yekaterinburg City Campus
55. Transformation strategy for Goufunes
56. Chelyabinsk Transformation Strategy
57. html” data-featured=””> Leuven Fish Market
58. Zinder Cultural Cluster
59. Knowledge Axis Ede-Wageningen
60. S4 Hangzhou Highway
61. felixx.nl/projects/strategic-plan-fier.html” data-featured=””> Strategic Plan for Fieri
62. Strategic plan for Elbasan
63. Kronenburg Business Park
64. Dharavi, Mumbai
65. felixx.nl/projects/masterplan-smaralind-mall.html” data-featured=””> Smáralind Mall Masterplan
66. Emmen City Test Farm
67. Asbru Enterprise Park
68. Center for asylum seekers Ter Apel
69. felixx.nl/projects/berlin-am-volkspark.html” data-featured=””> Berlin, Volkspark
70. Museum of the 20th century
71. GARDABAIR
72. Capital Westerpark, Amsterdam
73. felixx.nl/projects/science-and-technology-city-chongqing.html” data-featured=””> City of Science and Technology
74. Transformation Yue Xiu 353
76. Erlongshan Leisure Park
77. felixx.nl/projects/danxia-recreational-park.html” data-featured=””> Danxia Leisure Park
78. Lelystad Campus
79. Proto Tamansari, Yogyakarta
80. City parks, Tyumen
81. felixx.nl/projects/park-somerlust-amsterdam.html” data-featured=””> Somerlust Park, Amsterdam
82. Agricultural Innovation Campus, Fengxian
83. Bandar Lampung Park
84. R&D Campus, Fengxian