TheNewEra
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There has to be a story here
The Sens are the worst team/organization in the league by a pretty large margin. If he can't crack that lineup, how the hell is he supposed to make any other team?The story is both sides were honest. He's not gonna get a chance with the Sens, so instead of letting him toil, they are freeing him. My guess is he goes to Europe.
That said, he can play on an NHL 4th line for sure, with the possibility of playing on a 3rd line.
The Sens are the worst team/organization in the league by a pretty large margin. If he can't crack that lineup, how the hell is he supposed to make any other team?
The Sens are the worst team/organization in the league by a pretty large margin. If he can't crack that lineup, how the hell is he supposed to make any other team?
NYR are thin at vet F's in AHL, and not fully set at C at NHL level, i would welcome a claim here....I think a team that is thin at center and/or has lots of injuries there might give him a shot. I can see a team like Anaheim or Detroit or SJ or even Chicago grabbing him...
I don’t think that’s the issue.
By my count Sens have 9 guys who can play Center who have played at least 1 nhl game this season. So they are just deep at Center right now. Chlapik does not have high upside so they are doing the right thing to give him a chance to play somewhere else.
I think a team that is thin at center and/or has lots of injuries there might give him a shot. I can see a team like Anaheim or Detroit or SJ or even Chicago grabbing him...
The Sens are the worst team/organization in the league by a pretty large margin. If he can't crack that lineup, how the hell is he supposed to make any other team?
Balcers was waived by them as well and he's looking like a pretty solid middle six NHL'er. It's possible. It's just a matter of the right sort of opportunity sometimes.
You forgwt about Detroit. Hes better than like 5 of our forwardsThe Sens are the worst team/organization in the league by a pretty large margin. If he can't crack that lineup, how the hell is he supposed to make any other team?
The deal with Florida at the 2010 draft was that the Canucks would send their 2010 first rounders to fla only if the player that they wanted was off the board otherwise they would send their 2011 first rounder to fla.Jarred Tinordi - there's a name I haven't heard in a while... wasn't he Gillis big target one draft year?
What happened with Chlapik - thought he was a good prospect?
Yes.This might be a dumb question but how do waivers actually work logistically?
Like when someone is waived, does the league text all the GMs and give them ~ a day to respond? (or do they have a group chat? ) Or do the GMs just have to always check some sort of updated list to see who's available? Or they employ some person whose job it is to keep updated on all waiver news from the league?
Yes.
To all of it.
There's a League masterlist and database, and they have staff/assistants/it's technically their job to keep updated on all of that, and they do have group chats, sidechains and groups, and direct messages with all the other GMs.
Here's a link: Ice Chips: Bruins claim Jarred Tinordi off waivers from Nashville - TSN.ca.Bruins claim Tinordi
Bruins claim Tinordi
Ugh - I guess after allowing 13 goals in the last 2 games you get this type of move.
Is tinordi on a two way deal? This if he ends up on the taxi it would be at his ahl salary?Interesting that a player like Schenn clears waivers multiple times but the Bruins pick up Tinordi. Don't mind the player, Boston adds some toughness and he's serviceable enough for a depth d-man. Definitely paid his dues.
Guess you're right, I'm still not totally clear on how the financial side of that works. I was just looking at their NHL salaries and the fact that both spent time on the taxi squad.Is tinordi on a two way deal? This if he ends up on the taxi it would be at his ahl salary?