Waived: 2016-17 Waivers Thread
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TheNewEra
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WTFMAN99
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I remember him on wing down the stretch for the Preds last year, Leafs 4th line centre position is kinda up in there, might be Laich but getting younger never hurt.
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Watson can play all forward positions. He looked best at RW though. Shame, I thought he was good enough to be atleast the 13th forward.
nomorekids
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He isn't.
Watson doesn't do anything well enough to stick, despite many opportunities. He lost his spot to an undrafted Frederic Gaudreau in this camp.
He's shown no offensive ability, not good enough defensively.
Agalloch
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I would trade Condon for Watson. Both 1 year one way deal at 575,000.
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TheTakedown
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Kind of hope no one picks up Wotherspoon. No room for him this year and Kulak clearly out played him but I wouldn't mind him as our #6/#7 for next year when our contracts clear up.
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Pedan cleared there bud.
Point stands though.
He went from 3rd pick value to waiver wire in the same amount of time.
In fact, pointing out he cleared hurts your point, as that means no other team wanted him
Truthfully though, I like Pedan waay better than Rinaldo, Rinaldo being traded for such a high price shocked most people, and Pedan on waivers during the regular season is much more risky than preseason.
Tripod
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Hextall also got a 3rd for Tye McGinn who the Sharks put in waiver just months later. Sweeney is not alone.
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Point stands though.
He went from 3rd pick value to waiver wire in the same amount of time.
In fact, pointing out he cleared hurts your point, as that means no other team wanted him
Pedan was acquired because of his potential - Rinaldo was acquired with the GM knowing he is what he is.
A better analogy would be Benning paying a 3rd for Dorsett who has been pretty much outplayed by AHLers/PTO guys in Gaunce/Jack Skille.
MonaHan Solo
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Point stands though.
He went from 3rd pick value to waiver wire in the same amount of time.
In fact, pointing out he cleared hurts your point, as that means no other team wanted him
Truthfully though, I like Pedan waay better than Rinaldo, Rinaldo being traded for such a high price shocked most people, and Pedan on waivers during the regular season is much more risky than preseason.
It just means no one wanted pedan
on their nhl roster. It does not mean he has no value. Another season in the AHL should have him ready for the NHL . He missed almost an entire season with injuries before the canucks acquired him.
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Byrddog
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Not at all surprised Watson was cut. Hes nothing more than decent AHL'er. Preds fans hoped and wish waited pined for this guy to develop into a 1C. When he could not cut 1C in the AHL he moved to wing scored enough to get a chance. Never lived up to the hype many placed on him.
uncleben
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Oh I agree entirely, he still has value
I'm actually a big Pedan fan from his time with the Storm
I just found the comparison funny and was rolling with it
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