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oh look, they made Pat and kick Story in an hockey Soap :
Samuel Blais claimed off waivers by the @CanadiensMTL
They should be a better team with Blais and Texier than Veleno and Davidson
Samuel Blais claimed off waivers by the @CanadiensMTL
does he need to stay in the NHL ?
Samuel Blais claimed off waivers by the @CanadiensMTL
does he need to stay in the NHL ?
Yes, I believe you can’t claim someone on waivers and then waive him yourself.
Yes, I believe you can’t claim someone on waivers and then waive him yourself.
no, he’s being sent to Laval, since the habs were the only team to claim him he doesn’t need to go through waivers again.
oh look, they made Pat and kick Story in an hockey Soap :
so torrid, oh my…
😅Yes, I believe you can’t claim someone on waivers and then waive him yourself.
no, he’s being sent to Laval, since the habs were the only team to claim him he doesn’t need to go through waivers again.
I’ll trust you on that
I’ll trust you on that
Samuel Blais claimed off waivers by the @CanadiensMTL
wow! I’m so surprised! unbeliebable
no, he’s being sent to Laval, since the habs were the only team to claim him he doesn’t need to go through waivers again.[/quote]
might have to be beacause its a claim of a claim…or a 2nd claim this year haha
might have to be beacause its a claim of a claim…or a 2nd claim this year haha
The Canadiens were the only team to claim Blais, so they could assign him straight to the American Hockey League’s Laval Rocket where he will replenish some of the organizational depth that injuries have taken away.
Montreal could have also kept him in the NHL for a maximum of 10 games played or 30 calendar days without needing waivers to send him back down. These limits are cumulative if he gets recalled and sent down multiple times before hitting either limit.
Montreal Canadiens claim Samuel Blais off waivers, send him to Laval Rocket
Monty in tomorrow, Dobes on Saturday, no surprise there.
Texier in?
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