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Post by Calgary GM on Sept 1, 2024 7:09:46 GMT -5
I was just browsing through the rules and came accross this one :
During the offseason, players can freely be sent between the minors and your NHL roster, regardless if they meet the above requirements. However, when the opening night roster lock deadline has passed, any player in your minor roster who do not meet the above requirements will be subject to the normal waiver procedures.
All waivers placed since the end of the playoffs should be free, shouldn't they? All claims should then be reversed? I had claimed Matt Martin and lost Kastelic.
Thanks for clarifying...
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Post by Rangers GM (Sean) on Sept 1, 2024 19:51:54 GMT -5
I was just browsing through the rules and came accross this one : During the offseason, players can freely be sent between the minors and your NHL roster, regardless if they meet the above requirements. However, when the opening night roster lock deadline has passed, any player in your minor roster who do not meet the above requirements will be subject to the normal waiver procedures. All waivers placed since the end of the playoffs should be free, shouldn't they? All claims should then be reversed? I had claimed Matt Martin and lost Kastelic. Thanks for clarifying... You can send them down them down without placing them on waivers. If you place them on waivers, they become fair game. |
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Post by VegasGM (Tiger) on Sept 1, 2024 23:10:34 GMT -5
I was just browsing through the rules and came accross this one : During the offseason, players can freely be sent between the minors and your NHL roster, regardless if they meet the above requirements. However, when the opening night roster lock deadline has passed, any player in your minor roster who do not meet the above requirements will be subject to the normal waiver procedures. All waivers placed since the end of the playoffs should be free, shouldn't they? All claims should then be reversed? I had claimed Matt Martin and lost Kastelic. Thanks for clarifying... You can send them down them down without placing them on waivers. If you place them on waivers, they become fair game. But going off of this, if a player already cleared waivers during the off-season, do they need to clear again on opening night? |
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Post by Rangers GM (Sean) on Sept 2, 2024 0:21:59 GMT -5
You can send them down them down without placing them on waivers. If you place them on waivers, they become fair game. But going off of this, if a player already cleared waivers during the off-season, do they need to clear again on opening night? No |
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