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If a player had Chicago on a no trade list and was ok with Columbus, we don’t need that guy.
Point taken.
That’s why I wondered if maybe the CBJ shot him a contract number he liked to go there.
That would make the most sense imo. Maybe we’ll find out.The Kraken look like a team that could become sellers very soon. Mason Marchment will be a UFA at the end of the season
Frenchy, good call on Marchment being available. Columbus swooped in, not a super huge cost.
He has a 10 team no trade list, I wonder if the Hawks tried for him. If so, were the Hawks on his list?
Columbus is last in the East, so it’s not like he went there for a playoff run this year.
Maybe they already shot him a number for his next contract?On a different front I was wondering why the HAWKS don’t give Brossoit a look ,he was a good signing until the injury .Could they not sent Soderboom down without waivers ,if not I get it .
Soderblom is not waivers exempt, though he might get through if they tried it.
After Brossoit finished his consitioning stint, the Hawks had/have no back-to-back games until Dec 27th/28th.
That would be the next time they need the backup, unless they want extra rest for Knight.
If they send Toninato back down, they could temporarily roster 3 goalies to give Brossoit a game.Mind if I hang out here during a Habs/Hawks game?
The Hawks board is so bad I wanna hang with you guys.I promise I’ll keep all Hawks enthusiasm to myself.
Brossoit is already on waivers.
Lets us know nobody wanted him so far.
Hopefully he clears and starts looking good for a while in Rockford.
Wishing him success if he gets claimed.Bedard is only on IR, not LTIR, but the word from Sportsnet is he will be reevaluated in January.
If Soderblom got waived, he might very well make it to Rockford.
Unless I read the rules wrong, AHL conditioning assignments are capped at 2 weeks. That’s Tuesday for Brossoit, and the Icehogs don’t play again until Saturday.
Brossoit will likely get a look with the Hawks.
However, he has been injured his entire career. He is 32 years old. He has not played an NHL game in almost 2 years.
Expectations should be kept realistic. (fingers crossed though!)
Even if he looks good, we don’t know if they changed their thoughts on trading him because Soderblom has struggled.
If Bedard is done playing until after the Olympics, they might just keep Soderblom and only use him sparingly.
The Hawks next back-to-back games are the 27th/28th. That could be the next time they use the backup, unless they think Knight needs extra rest.They can handle rostering 3 goalies over the short term, though I still say it is reckless to only have 6 rostered d-men.
