Waived: 2019-20 Ongoing Waivers Thread

[caley]

Hasn't played a game in the NHL though for the first time in years. He's probably not happy he's stuck in Binghamtom and wants to find a potential NHL job somewhere. Morrow is like the 10th defenseman in the depth chart on the Devils ? Yeah wouldn't be happy with that either.

Headed to Russia actually

 

[uncleben]

Kind of interesting that Kovalchuk is electing to take the waivers route.
His NMC would've allowed him to waive the waivers process.

I guess, even if he has no control of where he goes, he's hoping someone is willing to take him on and pay that contract.

 

[Liberty Biberty]

Anyone else wanna see NJ claim Kovalchuk?

 

[Mike Jones]

Anyone else wanna see NJ claim Kovalchuk?

Devils fans probably wouldn't want to see that. Just a guess...

 

[wavaxa2]

Well, Kovy's a free agent now:

https://www.tsn.ca/ilya-kovalchuk-clears-waivers-los-angeles-kings-terminate-contract-1.1414602

 

[caley]

 

[koyvoo]

 

[Gospel of Prospal]

I could see Noesen and Czarnik getting claimed

 

[Mike Jones]

Czarnik must be coming off the IR. He probably is a decent gamble for a team dealing with injuries.

 

[Flames Fanatic]

Czarnik must be coming off the IR. He probably is a decent gamble for a team dealing with injuries.

He's definitely not a bad depth piece. Just never fully clicked here and when Dube re-started our offense with his callup, his days were numbered.

 

[Kahvi]

He's definitely not a bad depth piece. Just never fully clicked here and when Dube re-started our offense with his callup, his days were numbered.

I still would have liked to see him after the coaching change. Always looked promising, never got the minutes to prove himself

 

[ShelbyZ]

So let's say the Jets put in a claim for Comrie because they only have one goalie outside of the 2 in the NHL under contract.... Would they be able to immediately assign him to the Moose without having to waive him again, or is that negated since the team that originally claimed Comrie isn't the one waiving him now?

It doesn't sound like it?:

13.22 When a Club claims a Player on Regular or Unconditional Waivers, and, subsequently, in the same season it requests Waivers on the same Player and the original owning Club is the successful and only Club making a Waiver claim, then the original owning Club shall be entitled to Loan such Player to a club in another league within thirty days without further Waivers being asked; provided that such Player has not participated in ten or more NHL Games (cumulative) and remained on an NHL roster more than thirty days (cumulative) following such successful claim.

 

[backburner]

So let's say the Jets put in a claim for Comrie because they only have one goalie outside of the 2 in the NHL under contract.... Would they be able to immediately assign him to the Moose without having to waive him again, or is that negated since the team that originally claimed Comrie isn't the one waiving him now?

It doesn't sound like it?:

10 games required

 

[Michoulicious]

Czarnik must be coming off the IR. He probably is a decent gamble for a team dealing with injuries.

This has Marc Bergevin written all over it.

 

[ShelbyZ]

10 games required

For what?

 

[WhatTheDuck]

I wouldn't be surprised if the Ducks claimed one of the two forwards. They have some long term injuries piling up and may not want to keep taking from San Diego and forcing too many kids into the lineup.

Czarnik is interesting, likely just a depth guy but perhaps there's some scoring touch yet to be found at the NHL level.

 

[backburner]

For what?

I thought last year when flyers grabbed pickard he had to be in 10 games or something otherwise I’d waived, the originating team could take him back and stash right in ahl

 

[ShelbyZ]

I thought last year when flyers grabbed pickard he had to be in 10 games or something otherwise I’d waived, the originating team could take him back and stash right in ahl

I'm not sure on that one in regards to Pickard. 10 games/30 days is the length they need to be in the NHL before they have to be subject to waivers again.

The way the CBA is written, in a hypothetical where the Coyotes retained Comrie and simply waived him and the Jets wanted him back:

If the Jets put in a claim and a team or teams lower in pts% also puts one in: He goes to the team with the lowest pts%

If the Jets put in a claim and a team or teams higher in pts% also puts one in: He goes to the Jets, but if they want to put him in the AHL, they have to waive him again.

If the Jets put in a claim and are the only team that does so: They get him and it basically acts as though he "cleared" waivers and can be assigned to and from the AHL until he's in ten games or spends 30 days on the NHL roster.

My question is if the above still stood despite Comrie's trade to Detroit but it doesn't seem like it.

 

[Marc the Habs Fan]

lol Czarnik cleared. The one guy of the 3 waived yesterday that is worth claiming.

 

[caley]

 

[GeeoffBrown]

lol Czarnik cleared. The one guy of the 3 waived yesterday that is worth claiming.

Czarnik just coming back from injury and honestly is a pretty bland player

 

[Mike Jones]

The repo man!

 

[Porter Stoutheart]

The repo man!

Repo'd by Tampere? Or elsewhere?

 

[ijuka]

Good to see. It'll be interesting to see which team picks him up with his confirmed attitude issues. In general, I mean - he obviously won't be picked up by an NHL team.

 

[caley]

I just realized with the Sharks claiming Noesen off waivers from Pittsburgh, we finally have a waiver claim that DIDN'T involve Winnipeg.

5 of the 6 have involved the Jets: Dahlstrom to Winnipeg, Comrie from Winnipeg to Detroit, Sbisa to Winnipeg, Shore to Winnipeg, Comrie back to Winnipeg.