Post by Personnel Representative on Feb 13, 2008 15:48:46 GMT -5
Players who are sent to the minors, who DO NOT have a rookie contract, and are 1.0M and above in salary must pass through waivers.
If he clears waivers, and is then recalled later on, he must pass through re-entry waivers.
If a player is claimed off re-entry waivers, that team must eat half of his contract, which will therefor count against their cap.
If a player is claimed on waivers, or re-entry waivers, there is a 48 hour span in which all other teams may place a claim.
At the end of this time frame, the team with the lowest standing gets the player. As with the NHL, if the waiving is prior to November 1st ( in ManNHL time), the previous season's standings are used.
Standings are based on point percentage, not total points (meaning if 2 teams both have 50 points, but one has played 30 games and the other has played 28, the 30-game team is lowest)
So do not claim the player and add him to your roster, because he may not be yours.
If he clears waivers, and is then recalled later on, he must pass through re-entry waivers.
If a player is claimed off re-entry waivers, that team must eat half of his contract, which will therefor count against their cap.
If a player is claimed on waivers, or re-entry waivers, there is a 48 hour span in which all other teams may place a claim.
At the end of this time frame, the team with the lowest standing gets the player. As with the NHL, if the waiving is prior to November 1st ( in ManNHL time), the previous season's standings are used.
Standings are based on point percentage, not total points (meaning if 2 teams both have 50 points, but one has played 30 games and the other has played 28, the 30-game team is lowest)
So do not claim the player and add him to your roster, because he may not be yours.
