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September 27, 2001

Waiver Draft Decisions

 

Goalies and High-Priced Vets Could Be Changing Addresses

The September 28th waiver draft should prove very interesting for at least a couple of teams. Both the Los Angeles Kings and Detroit Red Wings have three veteran goalies on their roster. Under expansion draft rules, they will only be permitted to protect two. That means that in Detroit either Chris Osgood or Manny Legace will be exposed and in LA, Jamie Storr or Stephane Fiset could be on the move. There are a number of teams looking for a veteran backstop including Vancouver, St. Louis, the Islanders, the Rangers, and Atlanta. 

Other veterans exposed include Dimitri Mironov, Benoit Brunet, Dave Manson, Gary Valk, Steve Duschesne, Uwe Krupp, Kirk Muller, Benoit Hogue, and Dimitri Kristich. 

From a fantasy none of the forwards are of much consequence. A player like Duschesne though, could move to a team that would put him on the top PP unit. The real value for fantasy leaguers is in net. It doesn't matter which goalies move. They will be in a better situation than they are currently. 

Of the young players exposed here's a list of who we think have a good chance of relocating (in no particular order):

  1. Josh Holden, Vancouver

  2. Jamie Allison, Chicago

  3. BJ Young, Detroit

  4. Darryl Laplante, Minnesota

  5. Glen Metropolit, Washington

  6. Nathan Dempsey, Toronto

  7. Christian Laflamme, St. Louis

  8. Robert Dome, Pittsburgh

  9. Marty Murray, Philadelphia

  10. Alexander Kharitonov, NY Islanders

While none of these players may make your fantasy team right now, a change of scenery and a chance to play could mean a chance to see them on a mid-season redraft list. 

 


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