Listen here, take that joke and be very proud of it.It appears to have - seeled his fate.
He spoke too soon?
When does the waiver claim order change over to this season's standings in this condensed season?
There’s no AHL team to go to at the moment, so I don’t see how he could refuse assignment there yet.
One very notable change this year is that players on 1-way contracts won’t make more in the AHL then they would in the NHL In normal years being in the AHL means the player avoids escrow. For this season only any player on a 1-way deal in the AHL or taxi squad has their pay reduced by 20%. Matching the 20% in escrow the players on NHL rosters will have clawed back. And those 1-way players will have 10% of their salaries deferred, same as the players on the NHL roster.
EDIT: Seems to confirmed now:
He was placed on waivers on the 11th for the purpose of reassignment, cleared on the 12th and did not report, so he was put on unconditional waivers on the 16th, cleared on the 17th and was terminatedI thought that Seeler's last pass through waivers was of the 'unconditional' variety.
He was placed on waivers on the 11th for the purpose of reassignment, cleared on the 12th and did not report, so he was put on unconditional waivers on the 16th, cleared on the 17th and was terminated
When does the waiver claim order change over to this season's standings in this condensed season?
Started the season on SOIR, must be healthy now.
That was most likely COVID related.
Could be. The documents I've seen covered how to handle COVID in-season, but didn't mention how they would deal with any training camp issues. Wonder if that detail is unpublished or something they had to make up on the fly for Dallas. Regular IR (similar to SOIR) isn't an in-season option for example.