We had also traded for his rights the week before free agency began (back when that was a thing). He publicly stated that the showing of commitment was a deciding factor in signing with the team.
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We had also traded for his rights the week before free agency began (back when that was a thing). He publicly stated that the showing of commitment was a deciding factor in signing with the team.
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It's interesting...imagine the Sharks had kept Noesen for another year and he blossomed in a Teal uniform. Suddenly, the reclamation projects rate looks a lot better!
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Yeah I don’t think he amounts to much more than maybe a middle 6 player but he’s fun. He should be a big help for the Cuda if he ends up there and back on the roster at some point.
After his playoff run, I’m sure we were at the top of Gudas’ list.
Same. In hindsight, knowing he was going to carve up the lineup and accumulate a boatload of picks, dropping a third on a decent lotto ticket wasn’t a big deal.
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Leo Carlsson, the second overall draft pick in the 2023 draft, had to be helped off the ice at Ducks practice after sustaining an injury on Friday, according to Derek Lee of The Sporting Tribune. Carlsson reportedly couldn’t apply pressure on his right foot after the forward lost an edge during a 1-on-1 rush drill and collided with the boards, The Sporting Tribune's Felix Sicard relayed.
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Jilted lover syndrome.I am confused. How is this related to the topic?
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lots of incentive for Anaheim to claim a forward from this batch of waiver players.I am confused. How is this related to the topic?
None of the sharks waiver wire players would even be able to replace a 4th line guy on Anaheim, let alone Carlsson.
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Is it just me that’s at least thinking about Denisenko on waivers? He hasn’t shown much in the NHL yet and we likely have better players but he was pretty good in the AHL and hasn’t really been given a chance in the NHL. I kind of look at Tippett who wasn’t great with FLA and then went to PHI and broke out almost immediately.
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Not on his Twitter he didn’t. It’s definitely possible they all clear but we won’t know for sure until just after 11.
Now Friedman saying they all clear. Only claim was Denisenko to VGK.
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Lots of decent players pass through waivers this time of year, I don’t think it’s necessarily a reflection on Peterson.
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I mean I don’t think it reflects on Peterson at all. I think it’s more there’s a lot of players on waivers right now and everyone wanting to give their guys a chance.
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A lot of teams are happy with how their rosters are set currently. Peterson gets claimed if waived during the season with injuries and failed expectations start occurring.
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This is pretty much why I'd waive Knyzhov and not demote Thrun. It's a risk but it's the best time to try it and honestly, I think Knyzhov would benefit from a hopefully extended, healthy run of games with the Barracuda, whereas Thrun's game looks more polished right now.
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The problem is they have 4-5 defensemen they should waive *before* they should even think about waiving Knyzhov.
