leaffan2005
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You do if your GM/coach will continue to play the player unless he is truly off of the roster, ahead of much better options.
Uh...why? He's an expiring deal, not Mike Komisarek.
Sort of a tongue n' cheek post.
But as long as he's on the roster and he's healthy, Wilson will play him -- a lot. Which hurts the Leafs, at least in the short term. And probably in the long term as well because the young goalies have their development delayed.
Jiggy should be sent down on a conditioning assignment. that's the logical move.
Not if it is a conditioning stint...even if he did have to pass through waivers, no one would claim him.
One thing Burkes loyalty gets him if respect from his players. Good to see Giggy be open to moving if Burke came to him
http://www.hockeybuzz.com/blog/Mike-Augello/GIGUERE-OPEN-TO-MOVING-ON/120/32802
It's a nice idea, but there's no way Burke does that to a veteran that he's obviously loyal to. If Giguere moves, it's not going to happen without Burke getting his agreement. But it's good at least to see JSG opening the door to that possibility, and that he may have realized on his own that he's got no future with this organization.getting giguere on recallables might not be such a bad idea. at $3mn a team is likely to take him.. and truth be told, he's a sunk cost this year, anyways. they already have $3.5 in cap space because of finger... and that's a full $3.5 (with callups probably down to about $2.8 or $3, i'd guess).
if they were to lose giguere to recallables right now that would be $1.5mn in additinoal space. so they would have about $4.5mn in cap space.. that's a $9mn salary, since we're halfway through the year. so basically they'd have the money, without deleting anybody from the roster, to bring in whoever they wanted.