Waived: 2021-22 Waivers List
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uncleben
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Not a fan that waivers now resolve at 2pm, but the trade deadline is still 3pm.
Tight crunch for teams looking for those last few dollars to squeeze, or waiting to see what sort of depth moves they need to make
Tight crunch for teams looking for those last few dollars to squeeze, or waiting to see what sort of depth moves they need to make
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Those teams should have out guys on waivers before if that's the case.
Or it's strategically done so other teams don't have time to react accordingly.
CupInSIX
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KingsHockey24
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uncleben
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You'll still see the occasional waiver, as teams still maneuver their callups and roster spots, but claims will be even fewer and farther between
Tao Jersey Jones
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Evgeny Oliker
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So are waivers no longer allowed at this time of year?
Or no nhl team has waived anyone for a while?
Or no nhl team has waived anyone for a while?
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Much less need. No roster limit post TDL. And AHL rosters are set for playoffs.
But still an option if needed. A guy could be put on waivers to assign to AHL to play, or to clear Cap space, if a Cap-tight team activates a injured player.
mouser
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Most players cannot be assigned to the AHL now that the trade deadline has passed. Only three classes of players can be returned to the AHL
- Players who were recalled after the deadline;
- Players were injured at the deadline (with less then 25% of the season on the active roster);
- Players who were on emergency recall before or after the deadline
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mouser
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Adding to my previous post: teams can still Waive players after the trade deadline.
However any Player claimed on Waivers after the deadline is ineligible to play in the NHL for the rest of the regular season and playoffs.
Tao Jersey Jones
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Unconditional waivers for purposes of termination is another one you may see after the trade deadline.
MMC
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mouser
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Tao Jersey Jones
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Rangers should claim him. Hartford plays Bridgeport tomorrow. Both teams are fighting for the last playoff spot in the Atlantic.
mouser
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Seems a little excessive to end a guys season like that over the AHL playoffs.
Tao Jersey Jones
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He cannot go to minors if claimed (that is why Islanders waived him to get him to Bridgeport). The Rangers claim him and he has to stay with the big club.
Tao Jersey Jones
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Yes. Then he wouldn't have been able to play for Bridgeport tonight and tomorrow against Hartford.
Tao Jersey Jones
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He was either up for 30 days or played in more than 10 games. I see he played in 11, that's why he had to be waived back down.
Tao Jersey Jones
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The CapFriendly tweet confuses the timeline because it makes it appear as though the emergency loan was yesterday instead of on 3/27.
Actually he was sent back to Bridgeport on 3/30 and then recalled on another emergency loan on 3/31 to further complicate matters.
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mouser
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He played more then 10 games on Emergency Recall after clearing Waivers earlier in the season. Meaning he had to clear waivers to be sent to the AHL again.
The Islanders could have simply chosen to move Hutton to the regular roster for the rest of the regular season. They had the cap space and hadn’t used any of their 4 post deadline recalls.
Only logical reason for the Isles waiving Hutton was to keep him eligible to returned to the AHL for the end of their season and playoff run if the team decides to do so.
