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Originally Posted by Noldo
Actually, that is incorrect. If Gomez is claimed on waivers, there is no remaining cap hit for Habs. Only if Habs try to bring Gomez back from AHL, he will be subject to re-entry waivers and in that case, if claimed, Habs would be liable for half of his cap hit. Therefore there is no change that Habs would ever expose Gomez to re-entry waivers.
However, I would argue that very idea of waiving Gomez is absurd in reality of NHL. As noted above, waiving Gomez would be one way street until off-season, risk of high cap hit for noting after re-entry waiver is way too high. In addition, despite HFBoards facination with idea of negative value, getting rid of Gomez would achieve nothing - cap space as such has little value for contending team until off-season.
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I had re-entry waivers in mind, then. No team will claim him at his current full cap hit, so it's not even worth the bother of completely selling out the guy by embarrassing him.
And as I said, I'd still much rather have Gomez than half his cap plus another player.
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Originally Posted by Habit11
Maybe PG should be scouting your beer league because Moen keeps getting promoted as he's practicing with Cammy/Pleks this morning, again. 
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Do you think this is a coach trying to tell his GM "Get me some damn muscle up front, already!"?