Confirmed Signing with Link: [MIN] Jordan Schroeder (1 year, $600k 2-way)

[MXD]

Another interesting issue: if a team claims him, but fail to reach a deal, does he still get an arbitration hearing ?

 

[SirSamofHouseBennett]

A "claiming" team wouldn't lose priority should that happen?

I mean... losing "priority" in July 19th would be extremely stupid. Better players than Schroeder, or players more apt to fill a given special need (say, 4th line PKer gets injured for 3 months in training camp) will be available at the beginning of the season.

this isnt a thing in the NHL .. just in some people's fantasy leagues.


priority doesnt change with a seleciton.

 

[Johansen2Foligno]

I hope the Blue Jackets claim him and give him the standard $5X5

 

[57special]

I hope the Blue Jackets claim him and give him the standard $5X5

That sounds about right. He's worth every bit of $5/yr.

 

[Marlowe Syn]

Never knew why we qualified him in the first place. Won't get claimed. Or at least I'd very very surprised if he was. Probably lose his arbitration case and stay in Iowa all season.

 

[ThatGuy22]

Never knew why we qualified him in the first place. Won't get claimed. Or at least I'd very very surprised if he was. Probably lose his arbitration case and stay in Iowa all season.

Because he's useful in the AHL/ Spot NHL duty and won't cost anything. Him filling for arbitration nor this move of waiving him don't and won't change that.

 

[varano]

Ah yes. Part of the long list of recent Canucks draft busts

 

[rynryn]

edit: nm digression. Schroeder isn't worth losing any sleep over. we have prospects that could use his minutes and his call-up spot to fill in for injuries with the Wild.

 

[BruinsBtn]

He must have gone back and read the Jordan Schroeder hypetrain HF threads from 5 years ago before he filed.

 

[Marlowe Syn]

Because he's useful in the AHL/ Spot NHL duty and won't cost anything. Him filling for arbitration nor this move of waiving him don't and won't change that.

edit: nm digression. Schroeder isn't worth losing any sleep over. we have prospects that could use his minutes and his call-up spot to fill in for injuries with the Wild.

Ryn's quote pretty much echoes my thinking of Schroeder. Never much been a fan of him myself. If he can help Iowa, then cool. I'd just rather explore another option for his contract slot.

 

[voxel]

Just another of a long line of Vancouver 1st round busts.

 

[gwh]

Shredder needs a trip to KHL. He is the type that bangs a top30 scoring result on the big ice sheet.

Good depth player, but IMO he needs to give up and make his millions now. Wild/NHL has little use for him.

 

[Bookman]

He has pretty good speed and skill - just not good enough to crack a top 6.

He should get his passport ready and think about Europe - I bet he'd do well there.

edit: just saw gwh's post. Same idea.

 

[KingTux]

Perfect partner for DD and Byron on the 2nd wave of PP

 

[Raccoon Jesus]

Smart move. They waive him, and when he passes through then the Wild can then state with certainty at an arbitration hearing that there is no way this guy can argue for a one-way deal from us... when the entire league just passed on his services (for the inconsequential cost of a waiver claim).

Yup, this is a beautiful negotiation tactic, haha. Totally cutthroat, not in a bad way, I love it.

Another interesting issue: if a team claims him, but fail to reach a deal, does he still get an arbitration hearing ?

This is what I came to ask. Does the arbitration date just stick in this case?

 

[mouser]

Any team that claims him inherits the arbitration. It's possible they might allow them to move the date, but I doubt it.

 

[FAMOUSfin]

that raymond-schroeder-hansen line though zoomzoom

 

[blankall]

Just another of a long line of Vancouver 1st round busts.

Gaunce, Jensen, Schroeder, Hodgson, White, and Grabner...that's 6 busts in a row and doesn't include 2010 when they traded away the top 3 rounds....impressive.

 

[billybudd]

Fascinating idea. Using a waiver clear to create evidence for a low arbitration award. Inventive strategy.

Of course, the wisest course of action would have been to just not qualify him at all.

 

[Wabit]

Fascinating idea. Using a waiver clear to create evidence for a low arbitration award. Inventive strategy.

Of course, the wisest course of action would have been to just not qualify him at all.

meh. Think his base QO was $660k. I don't think the Wild expected him to be a headache and file for arbitration. If they did they probably wouldn't have QO'd him.

He's a injury callup, and a good AHL vet for a weak AHL team.

 

[Dr Pepper]

Still ended up better than Scott Glennie.

Maybe Dallas can sign him and then throw him down to Texas, help him find his game.

 

[ProstheticConscience]

Still ended up better than Scott Glennie.

Maybe Dallas can sign him and then throw him down to Texas, help him find his game.

He found it years ago. It's an AHL game.

 

[mcpw]

 

[SirKillalot]

Wow! Beast mode! Minnesota goes Wild

That's just awesome

 

[Maukkis]

So I take Minnesota's gamble was successful? Fair enough.

...must be demoralizing as hell for Schroeder though.