NHL teams place players on waivers

The NHL and NHLPA agreed earlier in the week to implement a special window that would allow players on two-way, non entry-level contracts to be sent to the AHL without being subjected to re-entry waivers.

Teams have until midnight Saturday to assign players to their minor-league affiliates. They will then have up to three days before the season begins to recall the player without having to put him on re-entry waivers.

Here is the current list of players placed on waivers:

National Hockey League
Team Player
Anaheim Dan Sexton
Anaheim Jeff Deslauriers
Chicago Carter Hutton
Colorado Patrick Bordeleau
Colorado Bryan Lerg
Colorado Thomas Pock
Colorado Sean Sullivan
Colorado Bill Thomas
Colorado David Van Der Gulik
Dallas Maxime Fortunus
Dallas Travis Morin
Dallas Tyler Sloan
Dallas Francis Wathier
Dallas Toby Petersen
Dallas Luke Gazdic
Dallas Colton Sceviour
Detroit Francis Pare
Detroit Jordan Pearce
Minnesota Drew Bagnall
Minnesota Brian Connelly
Minnesota Chay Genoway
Minnesota Carson McMilan
Minnesota Jarod Palmer
Nashville Kevin Henderson
New York Rangers Sean Collins
New York Rangers Tommy Grant
New York Rangers Michael Haley
New York Rangers Chad Kolarik
New York Rangers Kris Newbury
New York Rangers Logan Pyett
New York Rangers Brandon Segal
New York Rangers Mike Vernace
Ottawa Andre Benoit
Ottawa Patrick Cannone
Ottawa Tyler Eckford
Ottawa Hugh Jessiman
Ottawa Nathan Lawson
Philadelphia Matthew Ford
Philadelphia Danny Syvret
St. Louis Taylor Chorney
St. Louis Adam Cracknell
St. Louis Scott Ford
St. Louis Mike McKenna
St. Louis Andrew Murray
St. Louis Anthony Peluso
St. Louis Brett Sonne
Vancouver Guillaume Desbiens
Vancouver Andrew Gordon
Vancouver Derek Joslin
Vancouver Patrick Mullen
Vancouver Andrew Ebbett
Washington Matt Clackson
Washington Patrick McNeill
Washington Dany Sabourin
Washington Kevin Marshall
Washington Ryan Potulny
Washington Garrett Stafford

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