Claimed off Waivers: [CHI] Blackhawks claim D Jarred Tinordi off waivers from the Rangers

[MMC]

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[Hattrick Kane]

One more tank commander for the pile

 

[cwede]

So maybe NYR, or their Hartford affiliate sign Bartkowski as the AHL older vet LD, to replace.
He'd been in NYR camp on PTO til today

 

[uncleben]

For those interested, this cost Chicago $3,375, paid to New York and not counted against the cap.

 

[Frank Drebin]

Former Trevor Timmins first round pick, Jarred Tinordi

 

[biturbo19]

But why though?


Of all the players they could staff their tank roster with...they want...Tinordi? When there are plenty of more worthwhile "reclamation projects" and guys that they could potentially turn into an asset out there for the taking?

 

[uncleben]

But why though?


Of all the players they could staff their tank roster with...they want...Tinordi? When there are plenty of more worthwhile "reclamation projects" and guys that they could potentially turn into an asset out there for the taking?

I agree

There were certainly other players that wouldn't have ruined the tank, but could have at least had a chance to turn around into something
Tinordi is one of the last players I expected to be claimed, no offense to him, he could still skate circles around me on one foot

 

[PostBradMalone]

It’s not the official start of an NHL season until Tinordi gets passed around on waivers.

 

[Hunter Gathers]

Oh, no.

Anyway.

 

[Jumptheshark]

this makes Tinordi 7th or 8th nhl team in 10 years---depending on how you look at it

• 2010-Jun-25 Draft pick rights traded from Phoenix Coyotes with round 4 pick in the 2010 draft (Mark MacMillan) to Montreal Canadiens for round 1 pick in the 2010 draft (Mark Visentin) and round 2 pick in the 2010 draft (Oscar Lindberg)
• 2016-Jan-15 Traded from Montreal Canadiens with Stefan Fournier to Arizona Coyotes for John Scott and Victor Bartley
• 2017-Jul-01 Signed by Pittsburgh Penguins
• 2018-Jul-01 Signed by Nashville Predators
• 2021-Feb-27 Claimed off waivers by Boston Bruins from Nashville Predators
• 2021-Jul-28 Signed by New York Rangers
• 2022-Oct-10 Claimed off waivers by Chicago Blackhawks from New York Rangers

 

[Moose Head]

Former Trevor Timmins first round pick, Jarred Tinordi

He’s so good Bargainbin traded up to get this ‘diamond in the rough’

 

[GAGLine]

For those interested, this cost Chicago $3,375, paid to New York and not counted against the cap.

Seems like an overpayment.

 

[biturbo19]

I agree

There were certainly other players that wouldn't have ruined the tank, but could have at least had a chance to turn around into something
Tinordi is one of the last players I expected to be claimed, no offense to him, he could still skate circles around me on one foot

I mean, i guess they want a little bit of size and "toughness" while they bottom out? Sort of replacing Stillman? But yeah, it just feels like there are so many other defenceman who would at least have a small marginal chance of turning into something worthwhile. Tinordi is...what he is. And it's not anything good.

 

[SML2]

If you're going to lose alot, don't get beat up too. You gotta give your fans something. Entertain them with the rough stuff until you lock down Bedard.

 

[Teemu]

this makes Tinordi 7th or 8th nhl team in 10 years---depending on how you look at it

• 2010-Jun-25 Draft pick rights traded from Phoenix Coyotes with round 4 pick in the 2010 draft (Mark MacMillan) to Montreal Canadiens for round 1 pick in the 2010 draft (Mark Visentin) and round 2 pick in the 2010 draft (Oscar Lindberg)
• 2016-Jan-15 Traded from Montreal Canadiens with Stefan Fournier to Arizona Coyotes for John Scott and Victor Bartley
• 2017-Jul-01 Signed by Pittsburgh Penguins
• 2018-Jul-01 Signed by Nashville Predators
• 2021-Feb-27 Claimed off waivers by Boston Bruins from Nashville Predators
• 2021-Jul-28 Signed by New York Rangers
• 2022-Oct-10 Claimed off waivers by Chicago Blackhawks from New York Rangers

He's gone full Sillinger

 

[Jumptheshark]

He's gone full Sillinger

he has been loaned a couple of times as well I think

 

[Baby Punisher]

Odd move waving Tinordi. If Chicago wanted him that much he could have been included in the upcoming Kane deal.

 

[scoutclout]

But why though?


Of all the players they could staff their tank roster with...they want...Tinordi? When there are plenty of more worthwhile "reclamation projects" and guys that they could potentially turn into an asset out there for the taking?

The only 2 dmen I would put head and shoulders above him that wound up on waivers were Valimaki and Kovacevic (who I think has a chance to get put on there again soon) and both teams had higher priority. All the others are pretty similar players, maybe make an argument for Friedman, the only thing is TInordi's a bit older, but there's value in that kind of leadership especially with a younger d-core. My guess is he's back on waivers though when McCabe is back. You need that veteran presence on the backend.

 

[pld459666]

Thank you Chicago

Thank you soooo much.

 

[SML2]

The only 2 dmen I would put head and shoulders above him that wound up on waivers were Valimaki and Kovacevic (who I think has a chance to get put on there again soon) and both teams had higher priority. All the others are pretty similar players, maybe make an argument for Friedman, the only thing is TInordi's a bit older, but there's value in that kind of leadership especially with a younger d-core. My guess is he's back on waivers though when McCabe is back. You need that veteran presence on the backend.

How exactly does a guy who was picked in thr First round

The only 2 dmen I would put head and shoulders above him that wound up on waivers were Valimaki and Kovacevic (who I think has a chance to get put on there again soon) and both teams had higher priority. All the others are pretty similar players, maybe make an argument for Friedman, the only thing is TInordi's a bit older, but there's value in that kind of leadership especially with a younger d-core. My guess is he's back on waivers though when McCabe is back. You need that veteran presence on the backend.

A guy who got nailed using PEDs is now somehow a leader? The only leadership he can show is how to treat the arena staff nicely when you're a scratch. The guy is a terrible hockey player.

 

[scoutclout]

How exactly does a guy who was picked in thr First round
A guy who got nailed using PEDs is now somehow a leader? The only leadership he can show is how to treat the arena staff nicely when you're a scratch. The guy is a terrible hockey player.

What a terrible take. Taking PEDs does not mean you're not a good leader. One of the best leaders in the last 20-30 years was one of the few players hit for peds in Shawn Horcoff (Oilers captain). It likely means your people gave you something and didn't fully research it or he gambled on testing because you wanted a bump. Not smart, but one incident like that doesn't mean you're a bad leader. If anything 6 years of clean tests probably shows he learned from it (or knows how to hide it better lol). I know for a fact 10 years ago at minimum in the American leagues it was prevalent and still is pretty big in Europe. Wouldn't doubt it's prevalent in the NHL, it's just these guys are using shit well beyond my means and it's so ahead of NHL testing that they aren't even looking for it. And it's not what you think while you sit in chair imagining someone roiding up and getting big forearms.

It's funny how you're the one questioning a real GM in Davidson and his staff who picked up TInordi and you know actually know the player or people who know the player and find out, rather than imagine what his leadership qualities are from afar. Typical couch potato opinion.

 

[Il Stugotz]

He brings the entertainment value to a dismal team by throwing the occasional big hit and also getting completely blown up every few games

 

[Lindberg Cheese]

Id rather sign his dad, yes today

 

[SML2]

What a terrible take. Taking PEDs does not mean you're not a good leader. One of the best leaders in the last 20-30 years was one of the few players hit for peds in Shawn Horcoff (Oilers captain). It likely means your people gave you something and didn't fully research it or he gambled on testing because you wanted a bump. Not smart, but one incident like that doesn't mean you're a bad leader. If anything 6 years of clean tests probably shows he learned from it (or knows how to hide it better lol). I know for a fact 10 years ago at minimum in the American leagues it was prevalent and still is pretty big in Europe. Wouldn't doubt it's prevalent in the NHL, it's just these guys are using shit well beyond my means and it's so ahead of NHL testing that they aren't even looking for it. And it's not what you think while you sit in chair imagining someone roiding up and getting big forearms.

It's funny how you're the one questioning a real GM in Davidson and his staff who picked up TInordi and you know actually know the player or people who know the player and find out, rather than imagine what his leadership qualities are from afar. Typical couch potato opinion.

I don't like your take either. If you take PEDs you're not a leader, you're a thief. You are holding a spot you aren't good enough to hold on your own merit. You are literally stealing the livelihood from someone else. I don't care if you're the 13th forward or the 7th D. Being up at that level gives you name recognition, connections, and enhances a resume for a player even moreso than it does for guys in the top half of the lineup who are household names. When those guys are trying to land gigs as assistant coaches or in the front office, their name goes ahead of career minor leaguers and guys who never made it that far. So spare me the leader crap. He's a fraud.

 

[scoutclout]

I don't like your take either. If you take PEDs you're not a leader, you're a thief. You are holding a spot you aren't good enough to hold on your own merit. You are literally stealing the livelihood from someone else. I don't care if you're the 13th forward or the 7th D. Being up at that level gives you name recognition, connections, and enhances a resume for a player even moreso than it does for guys in the top half of the lineup who are household names. When those guys are trying to land gigs as assistant coaches or in the front office, their name goes ahead of career minor leaguers and guys who never made it that far. So spare me the leader crap. He's a fraud.

So once someone does 1 thing wrong they are done in your world? And cannot change even 6 years later. Got it.

Guess since he's not a leader, and sucks he was picked up at random then by a real NHL team.