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What does he have in common with Weegar? Juulsen a 1st round pick and Weegar slowly devolep 7th round pick by Panthers
Where they were drafted means nothing today.
What does he have in common with Weegar? Juulsen a 1st round pick and Weegar slowly devolep 7th round pick by Panthers
There's no compensation, as in having to send back a comparable player.I have a question... Someone said they got rid of waiver claim compensation years ago. Is that true or not? Hard to find when I look on the net for that info on the latest CBA. Seems like it's still in effect.
He looked pretty good: I think we want to let him develop defensively a bit in the minors . The two defensemen that we added are certainly more defensively oriented!how has Priskie looked in camp?
Looks like he's not in any of these depth lists.
There's no compensation, as in you have to send back a comparable player.
Just the "pocket change" financial transaction. You're essentially purchasing the contract from the other team, and the waiver price is determined by how many years they player has cumulatively been on contract
Yes, it is, but there's no roster compensation or anything like that.Isn't the waiver price compensation?
Yes, it is, but there's no roster compensation or anything like that.
It's more administrative compensation behind the scenes.
But yes, the waiver price is technically compensation, and is still in practice (unless I missed a change in the new CBA, but it was up until last year, and 90% sure it's still there!)
Building your defense through waivers seems like a great way to have a horrible season.
Except they had no real choice. He has played a total of 37 games between NHL and AHL in the last two years. With a short season I guess they didn't feel they could use up a roster spot for him and he would play more in the AHL so tried to send him down.Good pickup by the Panthers. Terrible mismanagement decisions by The Habs as usual.
A lot of people were confident he would pass through waivers.
Except they had no real choice. He has played a total of 37 games between NHL and AHL in the last two years. With a short season I guess they didn't feel they could use up a roster spot for him and he would play more in the AHL so tried to send him down.
Depends where they plan to use them: it looks like some of the waiver activity is due to injury to Nutivaara so usual activityBuilding your defense through waivers seems like a great way to have a horrible season.
There used to be sometimes where a team would need to send back another player, which is what I thought you were referring toK... it's still in practice was the answer to my question. Is there some table chart that explains the compensation for years of service on a current contract? I'm curious to see that.
Do we know if he’s truly injured? He’s just listed as unfit to play, like Hornqvist was and now he’s back. Bob is also unfit to play. Could be covid related if they were around someone who had it?Nutivaara is injured and unknown for how long. The amount of RH shots on the D is insane
@Mick Jagr
"Here we go where everybody on HFboards predicts this guy will DEFINITELY get claimed and then he'll clear."
"He's 23, not that good and teams are already strapped for cash. Anybody who claims has to think he's an NHL calibre player and he's just not."
"Annnnd he's officially on waivers. I can't wait for him not to be claimed and this thread to end. This guy is just not an NHL talent at this point in his career."