Post by Soo Greyhounds on Apr 13, 2016 20:09:37 GMT -5
Waivers will be processed every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for the next four weeks. As shown below, the first two weeks each team will receive only one free agent claim per week. The following two weeks GM's will receive two claims per week. The starting waiver priority will utilize our 2016 Entry Draft order (last place to first place from last season). The waiver order can be seen on Fantrax if you go to "Transactions" and then "Waiver Wire Order."
As of Saturday I will unlock Free Agency so GM's can begin to put in waiver claims for Monday.
This concept is to sort of treat the roster expansion as a mini draft. By starting off slow and only allowing one add per week, teams can fairly sort out the top targeted available players. It also gives a GM three shots per week to get their one claim in, ensuring nobody misses the chance to utilize their weekly pick.
Weeks 1-2 / 4-18-2016 to 5-1-2016
-1 add per week
-Waiver Processing Dates: Mon, Wed, Friday
Weeks 3-4 / 5-2-2016 to 5-15-2016
-2 adds per week
-Waiver Processing Dates: Mon, Wed, Friday
After the first four weeks we will either revert back to our old system or continue to use this one. Either way only two claims per week will continue to be allowed.
As of Saturday I will unlock Free Agency so GM's can begin to put in waiver claims for Monday.
This concept is to sort of treat the roster expansion as a mini draft. By starting off slow and only allowing one add per week, teams can fairly sort out the top targeted available players. It also gives a GM three shots per week to get their one claim in, ensuring nobody misses the chance to utilize their weekly pick.
Weeks 1-2 / 4-18-2016 to 5-1-2016
-1 add per week
-Waiver Processing Dates: Mon, Wed, Friday
Weeks 3-4 / 5-2-2016 to 5-15-2016
-2 adds per week
-Waiver Processing Dates: Mon, Wed, Friday
After the first four weeks we will either revert back to our old system or continue to use this one. Either way only two claims per week will continue to be allowed.