Waived: 2021-22 Waivers List

[mouser]

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.

Not only that, if the Rangers did claim him then Hutton would have been ineligible to play for the rest of the NHL season, including playoffs. And wouldn‘t be eligible to be sent to the AHL either.

 

[Tao Jersey Jones]

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.

Right. The second emergency recall was nine games. The first one was two games. I didn't check if NYI had another injury necessitating the second emergency loan.

Bridgeport clinched a playoff berth tonight. Hutton had a primary assist on the first Bridgeport goal. If the Rangers claimed Hutton maybe the game has a different outcome and Bridgeport's final regular season game tomorrow night against the Wolf Pack gives Hartford another shot at knocking the Islanders out.

 

[Tao Jersey Jones]

 

[Ciao]

What's the purpose of non-playoff teams placing players on waivers after the season?

The Vancouver players are pending UFA's. Isn't it enough to just not re-sign them?

The Ottawa player has a year left. They have no salary-cap issues. If they want to send him down next season, wouldn't they have to put him on waivers then?

I know I'm missing something, but I don't know what it is.

 

[cwede]

What's the purpose of non-playoff teams placing players on waivers after the season?

The Vancouver players are pending UFA's. Isn't it enough to just not re-sign them?

The Ottawa player has a year left. They have no salary-cap issues. If they want to send him down next season, wouldn't they have to put him on waivers then?

I know I'm missing something, but I don't know what it is.

a DelZotto/Ottawa article said he'd join their AHL team for AHL playoffs

i didn't check whether Canucks affiliate is in AHL playoffs too, but that seems a likely rationale

 

[Tao Jersey Jones]

a DelZotto/Ottawa article said he'd join their AHL team for AHL playoffs

i didn't check whether Canucks affiliate is in AHL playoffs too, but that seems a likely rationale

Abbotsford is in.

 

[mouser]

What's the purpose of non-playoff teams placing players on waivers after the season?

The Vancouver players are pending UFA's. Isn't it enough to just not re-sign them?

The Ottawa player has a year left. They have no salary-cap issues. If they want to send him down next season, wouldn't they have to put him on waivers then?

I know I'm missing something, but I don't know what it is.

It’s all about having them participate in the AHL playoffs.

 

[Tao Jersey Jones]

 

[Ciao]

Thanks @cwede & @mouser . I wasn't making the connection.

 

[Gospel of Prospal]

 

[Booba]

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[caley]

Edmonton Oilers to terminate contract of goaltender Ilya Konovalov

Edmonton Oilers goaltender <a href="https://publish.oilersnation.com/2...

oilersnation.com

Oilers to terminate the contract of G Ilya Konovalov

 

[Mike Jones]

So when does the buyout period start? When can teams place their buyout cases on waivers?

 

[xECK29x]

So when does the buyout period start? When can teams place their buyout cases on waivers?

48 hours after the SCF I think

 

[Mike Jones]

48 hours after the SCF I think

So a player could go on waivers tomorrow?

 

[mouser]

So when does the buyout period start? When can teams place their buyout cases on waivers?

July 1st. Normally it would be June 30 or 48 hours after the cup final ends, but it’s been shifted this extended season.

 

[Mike Jones]

July 1st. Normally it would be June 30 or 48 hours after the cup final ends, but it’s been shifted this extended season.

OK - thanks!

 

[caley]

 

[Mike Jones]

Did they switch back to noon-o-clock waivers?

 

[Maurice of Orange]

 

[Canuck Luck]

theres no way its a buyout vs mutual termination right?

his salary could have been buried in the AHL with no cap penalty and his AHL salary was 325k for 1 year Vs the 500k they have to pay him over 2 years if its a buyout and a cap penalty



yup termination not buyout. Buyout made 0 sense

 

[Mike Jones]

Still seems early in the day for waivers. Did they go back to noon EST?

 

[Maurice of Orange]

 

[Marc the Habs Fan]

Still seems early in the day for waivers. Did they go back to noon EST?

It appears to be the case for the off-season.

Tennyson seems to be one of those mutual terminations so NSH won't get a dead cap hit.

 

[Porter Stoutheart]

Too bad. He must have a nice offer from Europe to forego the $325k the Preds would have paid him this year. He was quite serviceable in his recalls and is a valid NHL #8-9 for sure. In fact, odds are he probably would have gotten more than the $325k again with a couple injury callups. Oh well.