Injury Report: 2024-25 Sharks/Barracuda health: Celebrini placed on IR

[karltonian]

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That Pavelski, such a Chad.

 

[Hobocop]

No.

"No" based on what. You can even waive a player and then dress them the same night, how're you going to do that if they're not on the roster.

 

[Barrie22]

I think Celebrini should go to the AHL for the rest of the season, no need to rush him back.

 

[Pinkfloyd]

"No" based on what. You can even waive a player and then dress them the same night, how're you going to do that if they're not on the roster.

You can. You can also assign them to the AHL before passing through waivers for the purposes of being roster compliant, iirc.

 

[Hobocop]

You can. You can also assign them to the AHL before passing through waivers for the purposes of being roster compliant, iirc.

I don't want to keep going on about this (probably not an interesting topic for most people), but no, not like that. Let me use this article as an example:

Kailer Yamamoto Clears Waivers, Utah Expected To Activate Nick Bjugstad

Saturday: Yamamoto has cleared waivers, Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman reports. The team announced he has been sent to Tucson. Friday: The …

www.prohockeyrumors.com

Friday: The Utah Hockey Club has winger Kailer Yamamoto on waivers today for the purposes of assignment to AHL Tucson, the team announced. After he clears or is claimed tomorrow, they’ll have an open roster spot to activate center Nick Bjugstad from injured reserve, per Brogan Houston of Deseret News Sports.

Saturday: Yamamoto has cleared waivers, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reports. The team announced he has been sent to Tucson.

Yamamoto doesn't just move to Tucson when put on waivers, he has to clear first.

All I'm saying is that we're likely to use a paper transaction (or just an outright demotion) to send Cardwell, Gushchin and/or Thompson down to activate Celebrini/Dellandrea, because putting the other guys on waivers tomorrow doesn't open immediate spots for Tuesday night. Gaucholoco3 had it correct, far as I'm concerned.

Unless someone can find something saying opposite, that's what I'm going to stick with.

 

[fasterthanlight]

Hey sharks fans! Does anyone know much about this Celebrini guy coming back? What's the scouting report? I see he played one game and got sent down or injured or something. I have a keeper fantasy league and am wondering if I should drop marchand for this kid?

 

[timorous me]

I get the reasoning behind Goodrow and Kunin with Smith even though I don’t like it. The first 7 games Smith didn’t just look bad he couldn’t touch the puck. At this point the D are not capable of consistently breaking the puck out to the C so Smith needs puck hounds so he can get possession of the puck. He is not strong enough to gain possession without Goodrow or Kunin. More than players to connect plays with Smith he needs to get the puck on his stick to learn anything in the NHL.

Now hopefully Liljegren can help the D be more effective on the breakout. Ideally Eklund would be on Smiths wing but Eklund is ideal on every C’s wing and should be above 3rd line.

I’m ok with a few games with Goodrow and Kunin as Smiths wings if it gets him pick touches he needs to adjust to the pace of play. It just better not be a long term plan. I would also like to potentially switch Wennberg and Smith after a few games because Wklund and Zetterlund would be great wings for Smith.

Yeah, I was okay with it at first, but I've come around now--with Celebrini coming back and thus more top-6 depth--to thinking it's just not the right fit for Smith to play with two grinders. He's just too much of a possession player and those guys are just not very good at that--nor, as Jux pointed out, do they have the offensive IQ to play off of him in the way that would allow him to thrive.

I'd be okay still with one of the two out there with Smith (I lean towards Goodrow, since he has more experience playing with more skilled guys elsewhere) to do that forecheck and puck retrieval work, but I think Smith will continue to struggle to have an offensive impact with both Goodrow and Kunin. And I don't want him almost totally neutered in that regard since that's his calling card and clearly his confidence is very connected to having some scoring success.

 

[Star Platinum]

I think Celebrini should go to the AHL for the rest of the season, no need to rush him back.

 

[Pinkfloyd]

I don't want to keep going on about this (probably not an interesting topic for most people), but no, not like that. Let me use this article as an example:

Kailer Yamamoto Clears Waivers, Utah Expected To Activate Nick Bjugstad

Saturday: Yamamoto has cleared waivers, Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman reports. The team announced he has been sent to Tucson. Friday: The …

www.prohockeyrumors.com

Yamamoto doesn't just move to Tucson when put on waivers, he has to clear first.

All I'm saying is that we're likely to use a paper transaction (or just an outright demotion) to send Cardwell, Gushchin and/or Thompson down to activate Celebrini/Dellandrea, because putting the other guys on waivers tomorrow doesn't open immediate spots for Tuesday night. Gaucholoco3 had it correct, far as I'm concerned.

Unless someone can find something saying opposite, that's what I'm going to stick with.

You're probably right but I could've sworn I've seen it before.