Waived: 2020-21 Waivers Thread

[Mike Jones]

Looks more like Anaheim did not want to lose Djoos. The Ducks were making some temporary moves to maximize the Kesler LTIR relief and likely would have recalled Djoos on day 1 of the season had he gone unclaimed.

They could trade for him couldn't they?

 

[Number1RedWingsFan52]

Cough Steve Yzerman pick up Josh Ho-Sang.

 

[JT Kreider]

Wow Ho Sang not only doesnt get his own thread, he didnt even get his own tweet

 

[JT Kreider]

Bokondji Imama??

 

[mouser]

They could trade for him couldn't they?

Djoos can only be traded if Detroit was the only team to put a waiver claim in on him.

 

[Prairie Habs]

Djoos can only be traded if Detroit was the only team to put a waiver claim in on him.

You sure about that? I thought the rule was something like the ducks would have some sort of waiver priority if Detroit waived him and nobody else had put a claim the first time. Or the ducks could take him and send him down or something.

I don't know of any trade restrictions on waived players, but I've definitely been unaware of this type of thing before.

 

[mouser]

You sure about that? I thought the rule was something like the ducks would have some sort of waiver priority if Detroit waived him and nobody else had put a claim the first time. Or the ducks could take him and send him down or something.

I don't know of any trade restrictions on waived players, but I've definitely been unaware of this type of thing before.

Any player claimed on waivers cannot be traded for the rest of the season unless:
- (a) Only one team (Detroit) submitted a claim. or
- (b) If multiple teams submitted claims then the successfully claiming team (Detroit) must offer the player for "free" to all of those teams that submitted claims and be turned down by them. Note "free" is the waiver claim fee of $100 to ~$60,000 depending on player experience.

There is no waiver priority for the Ducks or any team that lost a player on waivers--one of those myths that never dies on HFB. If Djoos is waived again (by Detroit) and the Ducks are the only team to submit a claim then they have the option of sending Djoos to the AHL without having to clear waivers again.

 

[Mike Jones]

Djoos can only be traded if Detroit was the only team to put a waiver claim in on him.

That's right - forgot.

Thanks!

 

[Flyer lurker]

Ho-Sang for sure I wonder if he will be claimed.
Lingren in the group of 10 #3 goalies you wonder if NJD will claim.
Juulsen could be a 6/7 D claim guy.

 

[Beauterham]

Ho-Sang for sure I wonder if he will be claimed.
Lingren in the group of 10 #3 goalies you wonder if NJD will claim.
Juulsen could be a 6/7 D claim guy.

Ho-Sang was on waivers last season and didn't got claimed then. Would be surprised if it happened now.

 

[Arthur Morgan]

Any player claimed on waivers cannot be traded for the rest of the season unless:
- (a) Only one team (Detroit) submitted a claim. or
- (b) If multiple teams submitted claims then the successfully claiming team (Detroit) must offer the player for "free" to all of those teams that submitted claims and be turned down by them. Note "free" is the waiver claim fee of $100 to ~$60,000 depending on player experience.

There is no waiver priority for the Ducks or any team that lost a player on waivers--one of those myths that never dies on HFB. If Djoos is waived again (by Detroit) and the Ducks are the only team to submit a claim then they have the option of sending Djoos to the AHL without having to clear waivers again.

I thought the options to claim and send right down to the minors only lasts like 4 weeks or something.

 

[bobbyb2009]

Is it my imagination or are there not some serviceable bottom roster players on waivers today?

 

[mouser]

I thought the options to claim and send right down to the minors only lasts like 4 weeks or something.

It’s the same as if the player had cleared waivers. 10 games or 30 days on the NHL roster.

 

[bobbyb2009]

It’s the same as if the player had cleared waivers. 10 games or 30 days on the NHL roster.

Are these rules prorated like everything else seems to be this year?

 

[uncleben]

Are these rules prorated like everything else seems to be this year?

@mouser, correct me if I am wrong, but, like most of the new CBA, I do not think those details have been publicized at all.
My guess is it will not be prorated

 

[mouser]

Are these rules prorated like everything else seems to be this year?

No, they're not pro-rated. Some of the various things that have not been pro-rated:
- Waivers
- Emergency Recall
- IR and LTIR
- Conditioning Loans (including LTIR conditioning loan)

 

[Flyer lurker]

Ho-Sang was on waivers last season and didn't got claimed then. Would be surprised if it happened now.

Ho Sang making 700k vs 875k from last year may make easier to claim. We'll see but if claimed I wouldn't be surprised.

 

[kilowatt]

No one's going to take Imama, but I wonder if Brickley will garner any interest. Probably not, but he was relatively promising for a bit.

 

[robertocarlos]

Take Ho-Sang from waivers. He's a point scorer.

 

[robertocarlos]

Ho Sang making 700k vs 875k from last year may make easier to claim. We'll see but if claimed I wouldn't be surprised.

No it's worse now because he earns $225k in the AHL.

 

[The Head Crusher]

Hard pass on Ho-Sang. There was a reason he was waived last year and this year again, kid is not a team player.

 

[GermanSpitfire]

Suprised to see Lajoie on there, wonder if he gets claimed

 

[Michel Beauchamp]

Ho Sang making 700k vs 875k from last year may make easier to claim. We'll see but if claimed I wouldn't be surprised.

But he would be making $225K in the minors rather than $70K.

 

[featherhawk]

Ho-Sang was on waivers last season and didn't got claimed then. Would be surprised if it happened now.

does the taxi squad system make that more likely this time around?

 

[crazyforhockey]

Any player claimed on waivers cannot be traded for the rest of the season unless:
- (a) Only one team (Detroit) submitted a claim. or
- (b) If multiple teams submitted claims then the successfully claiming team (Detroit) must offer the player for "free" to all of those teams that submitted claims and be turned down by them. Note "free" is the waiver claim fee of $100 to ~$60,000 depending on player experience.

There is no waiver priority for the Ducks or any team that lost a player on waivers--one of those myths that never dies on HFB. If Djoos is waived again (by Detroit) and the Ducks are the only team to submit a claim then they have the option of sending Djoos to the AHL without having to clear waivers again.

Normal year you would be 100% correct
The team picking up a waiver player, must put the player on the 23 active roster,
if they decide to waive the player to the practice squad, the orginal team can get first dibs--- this season only

That's what I heard