08-22-2019, 02:18 PMWannabeFinn Wrote:

08-22-2019, 02:15 PMcaltroit_red_flames Wrote: How much irl money would I have to pay you to rename Buffalo to the Buffalo Boomers and make your logo this

How much you got? I’m tryna be subjected to Warren’s wealth tax.

08-22-2019, 02:23 PMcaltroit_red_flames Wrote:

08-22-2019, 02:18 PMWannabeFinn Wrote: How much you got? I’m tryna be subjected to Warren’s wealth tax.

Buddy I'm gen z I can't even buy yeezys let alone sauce you 50 mil

08-22-2019, 02:23 PMcaltroit_red_flames Wrote:

08-22-2019, 02:18 PMWannabeFinn Wrote: How much you got? I’m tryna be subjected to Warren’s wealth tax.

Buddy I'm gen z I can't even buy yeezys let alone sauce you 50 mil

08-22-2019, 02:25 PMSlashACM Wrote:

08-22-2019, 02:23 PMcaltroit_red_flames Wrote: Buddy I'm gen z I can't even buy yeezys let alone sauce you 50 mil

You don't even have airpods you broke ass bitch

08-22-2019, 02:21 PMslothfacekilla Wrote: Can someone point out where it says a post has to be made in that specific thread?  So far I haven't seen it in the rulebook or the send down threads that are being quoted.

08-22-2019, 02:13 PMSpartanGibbles Wrote:

08-22-2019, 01:30 PMMayuu Wrote: Try reading the send down thread in the SMJHL GM forum section. First post by eggy. It doesn't really get any more clear.

I'll just put what is in the SMJHL GM Send Down thread right here followed by the Waiver rule as posted in the SHL Rulebook

Quote:"Please post in this thread any players you are sending down to the SMJHL for Season 49, or calling up to your SHL team.

NOTE: There is now a 5-season eligibility for SMJHL players, this means if their SHL Draft year was prior to S46 then they are not able to play in the Juniors

Players designated (S46) must clear SHL waivers before reporting to their junior teams. Other SHL teams have 24 hours to claim a player off waivers.

*** NOTE ***

Skaters and goalies can be sent down even if they have played in the SHL previously, as long as they are under the 350 TPE cap and within the 5 season eligibility, and obviously are under contract.

SMJHL GMs are allowed to sign IFAs with 200-350 TPE after the Draft, so they should not have to bug you to sign players and send them down. "

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G. Waivers
A player is exempt from waivers for three full seasons following being drafted to the SHL. After that, they will be eligible for waivers if sent down to the SMJHL.

1. If sent down, there is a period of 24 hours during which another SHL team may claim them.
   
2. If claimed by a team, there is a 12-hour period during which an SHL team with higher priority may claim the player.
   
   1. Waiver priority begins in reverse order of the previous season’s standings. If a team successfully claims a player off of waivers, they move to the bottom of the list.
      

Nowhere in here does it refer to a separate waiver thread that anyone has to be posted in. And as a SMJHL GM until this thread I never knew there was a Waiver thread. Since we don't have access to SHL GM office I can easily see where Flareon would see this and assume it means that they would be posted in the send down thread and claimed there.

I'm not here to say whether this call was the right one or not since I can't speak for if CAL should have known to use the other thread. But to say the call-up thread doesn't get anymore clear is wrong. There should really be a detailed process in the rule book that constitutes what it means to post a player to waivers. Maybe there is something in the SHL GM Office but most of the site can't see that to reference it.

08-22-2019, 02:33 PMWannabeFinn Wrote:

08-22-2019, 02:21 PMslothfacekilla Wrote: Can someone point out where it says a post has to be made in that specific thread?  So far I haven't seen it in the rulebook or the send down threads that are being quoted.

It’s literally it’s own thread that says you:

1) must denote your player as a waiver eligible player in your send down post (Calgary failed to do this)

2) must post that your player is officially on waivers in the waivers thread (Calgary failed to do this)

Because they didn’t do either of these things, the commissioners never processed a formal waiver wire for Klozoff and thus not a single GM outside of Calgary even realized he was waiver eligible until I dug through the send downs thread and put two and two together on Monday morning. And it took another 4 SMJHL sims until we got a verdict of nothing.

08-22-2019, 02:35 PMTommySalami Wrote:

08-22-2019, 02:13 PMSpartanGibbles Wrote: I'll just put what is in the SMJHL GM Send Down thread right here followed by the Waiver rule as posted in the SHL Rulebook



Nowhere in here does it refer to a separate waiver thread that anyone has to be posted in. And as a SMJHL GM until this thread I never knew there was a Waiver thread. Since we don't have access to SHL GM office I can easily see where Flareon would see this and assume it means that they would be posted in the send down thread and claimed there.

I'm not here to say whether this call was the right one or not since I can't speak for if CAL should have known to use the other thread. But to say the call-up thread doesn't get anymore clear is wrong. There should really be a detailed process in the rule book that constitutes what it means to post a player to waivers. Maybe there is something in the SHL GM Office but most of the site can't see that to reference it.

I understand what you're saying, but in order to clear waivers you need to be put on waivers. It implies there is another step whether that takes place in the send-down thread or somewhere else.

It's not like Calgary posted player name (waivers) or made any kind of indication that it was an abnormal send-down im the thread. They just sent him down with no effort to follow the rule that was clearly posted at the start of the thread. Furthermore, Waivers was used this season and it was a pretty big topic of discussion in the GM chat when it was going down.