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Recchi on waivers...?

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Apparently Calgary have a claim in on him, and because Pheonix have already made a claim for Bryzgalov, only the caps and LA stand in Calgarys way of getting him.

On a side note, I did not know that making a successful waiver claim exempted you the next time. This may have just been said wrong, but the way I read it, because pheonix had already used a waiver claim, they go to the back of the line, so to speak. Can anyone confirm or correct that

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Apparently Calgary have a claim in on him, and because Pheonix have already made a claim for Bryzgalov, only the caps and LA stand in Calgarys way of getting him.

On a side note, I did not know that making a successful waiver claim exempted you the next time. This may have just been said wrong, but the way I read it, because pheonix had already used a waiver claim, they go to the back of the line, so to speak. Can anyone confirm or correct that

Confirmed.

When you make a successful claim for a player from waivers, you move to the end of the pecking order...

It only makes sense, or else you'd have Pheonix snagging every player that goes through waivers and being able to, moreover, "veto", in a way, if another team wanted a player.

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Redwings.com poll question of the day is along the lines of "Would you like to see the Wings sign veteran Mark Recchi?"

Not sure if that means they're in talks or not, but I can't say I wouldn't like it :)

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Recchi was given more than ample opportunity to perform this year. He was on the top line and top PP for a couple months and did nothing. Unlike Roberts, when Recchi isn't scoring he brings nothing to the table.

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This morning I read this:

"Mark Recchi cleared waivers and the Pens will likely try and bring him back through re-entry."

So what do the Pens gain in doing something like this? Can they pay him less by sending him down and back up and/or save cap room or something?

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This morning I read this:

"Mark Recchi cleared waivers and the Pens will likely try and bring him back through re-entry."

So what do the Pens gain in doing something like this? Can they pay him less by sending him down and back up and/or save cap room or something?

Someone can claim him for 1/2 price on the way back up. I'm sure the pens would rather pay 1/2 his salary for the rest of the contract, than pay a full salary to have him ride the pine or play AHL hockey

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Just saw on the NHL fantasy site that he was assigned to Wilkes-Barre of the AHL. Didn't see that posted anywhere.

From the site.

Recchi, a career 510-goal scorer who was waived by the Penguins earlier this week, was assigned Thursday to Wilkes-Barre/Scranton of the AHL. It is uncertain whether Recchi must report to the Penguins' top farm club. Recchi has not played in the minors since 1990

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I watched zero of his first Atlanta game but I was just about every Pittsburgh game he played, I wonder what caused it. He showed zero heart so far this year, he just kinda coasted around in the zone. Unless he was in the right place at the right time twice.

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I watched zero of his first Atlanta game but I was just about every Pittsburgh game he played, I wonder what caused it. He showed zero heart so far this year, he just kinda coasted around in the zone. Unless he was in the right place at the right time twice.

At the end of the day...they don't ask "how" they ask "how many?"

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2G by Recchi in his Hotlanta debut.

Interesting, after reading this today:

http://tsn.ca/nhl/news_story/?ID=225016&hubname=nhl

Guess that personality conflict never quite did get resolved. Rex is going to put up good numbers in Atlanta as long as he gets PP time with Hossa and Kovalchuk. Hell, I think I could put up PP numbers with those two.

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I watched zero of his first Atlanta game but I was just about every Pittsburgh game he played, I wonder what caused it. He showed zero heart so far this year, he just kinda coasted around in the zone. Unless he was in the right place at the right time twice.

Part of being a good player is knowing where the right place is and getting there.

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