Teravainen could be joining the Hawks.

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By the way, pretty sure Handzus cannot be waived. He has a no movement clause.</p>
 

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<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="phranchk" data-cid="223554" data-time="1394991224">

I meant as far as who gets sent down/waived to make room for him on the roster. Only players on entry level contracts that don't need to go through waivers are Shaw, Saad and Raanta. None of them are getting sent down.</p></blockquote>
Yeah, Bowman will need to get creative to get this to work. Might have to lose someone to the waiver wire.
 

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Yeah, Bowman will need to get creative to get this to work. Might have to lose someone to the waiver wire.</p>
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Bye Bye Brookbank.</p>
 

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By the way, pretty sure Handzus cannot be waived. He has a no movement clause.</p>
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That's only on the ice.</p>


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A little late to the party. It's already been mentioned.</p>
 

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<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="phranchk" data-cid="223569" data-time="1395004009">

A little late to the party. It's already been mentioned.</p></blockquote>
Oh really? The title of the thread didn't give it away or anything.

The comments in that article are more useful than the article itself.
 

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I'm talking about the fact that TT's season was over. It was already mentioned. I almost never read the comments of articles because they're usually brutal.</p>
 

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I hope we see him in an Indianhead jersey by Friday.</p>
 

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I'd at least like to see him play in the last 9 games of the season (or 9 of the remaining games) and then make a decision about playing inthe playoofs.</p>
 

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I don't get the whole thing about burning one of the years on his ELC if he can help this team to win NOW.</p>


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He better get at least the 9 games.</p>
 

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I don't get the whole thing about burning one of the years on his ELC if he can help this team to win NOW.</p>


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He better get at least the 9 games.</p>
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Nor I, if he looks like he belongs with the Hawks in those 9 games.</p>
 

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I mean... I kind of get it. in the day and age of the salary cap it's not about paying him higher money sooner... it's the fact that if he pans out he's going to have a higher cap hit sooner. And to an organization trying to sustain winning having a player at an entry level cap hit over what he could be making could mean that they have an extra year of millions to work with. Sure you want to win now, but it's quite the gamble to a year in the future. At least if I am thinking of how it works correctly, you aren't just burning an ELC year, you're burning a year of cap savings. That could mean the different of signing a guy like Zues in the future or signing someone serviceable to help win games.</p>
 

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<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="phranchk" data-cid="223555" data-time="1394991411">
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By the way, pretty sure Handzus cannot be waived. He has a no movement clause.</p>
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a slow movement clause also</p>
 

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I don't get the whole thing about burning one of the years on his ELC if he can help this team to win NOW.</p>


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He better get at least the 9 games.</p>
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I dont care about any of that shit. Kid can play..let him play. the contract shit always works itself out in the long run if a team is ran right and the Hawks have been ran right. Who fucking cares if you are a fan about that shit. I want to see the best hockey players available play in the now and ones who can improve a team play in the now. I bet HE wants to play also and that shouldn't be denied by contract crap which the accountants management and ownership will figure out anyways. Hes ready that's all anyone should care about. Again had he not had obligations this season in Finland he would have been playing with the Hawks at the start of the season. I dont care about the late in the season concerns either. Right now the Hawks could use a young spark and a guy like TT can bring it. Hes mature and hes focused. Its what separates him right now from some of the other young guys.</p>


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And again the team makes money in the playoffs if they go deep. If Teravainen can help that happen (which i believe he can) then its a win win for him, the team and the fans. None of this should be over thought. </p>
 

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<blockquote class="ipsBlockquote" data-author="The Canadian Dreamalchuk" data-cid="223631" data-time="1395105606">
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I dont care about any of that shit. Kid can play..let him play. the contract shit always works itself out in the long run if a team is ran right and the Hawks have been ran right. Who fucking cares if you are a fan about that shit. I want to see the best hockey players available play in the now and ones who can improve a team play in the now. I bet HE wants to play also and that shouldn't be denied by contract crap which the accountants management and ownership will figure out anyways. Hes ready that's all anyone should care about. Again had he not had obligations this season in Finland he would have been playing with the Hawks at the start of the season. I dont care about the late in the season concerns either. Right now the Hawks could use a young spark and a guy like TT can bring it. Hes mature and hes focused. Its what separates him right now from some of the other young guys.</p>


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And again the team makes money in the playoffs if they go deep. If Teravainen can help that happen (which i believe he can) then its a win win for him, the team and the fans. None of this should be over thought. </p>
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Bob Mackenzie just said don't be surprised if he joins the Hogs....</p>


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I did and still agree with that move. </p>
 

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Bob Mackenzie just said don't be surprised if he joins the Hogs....</p>


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I did and still agree with that move. </p>
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He backed off that... McKenzie didn't realize he already signed his NHL contract.</p>
 

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He backed off that... McKenzie didn't realize he already signed his NHL contract.</p>
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That was only in regards to him needing to be allowed by his Finnish team to come over to the States.</p>
 

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That was only in regards to him needing to be allowed by his Finnish team to come over to the States.</p>
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I see.</p>


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I still don't see why they don't let him get 4-5 games in the reg season at least... see how he does.  If he does well give him a 4-5 game tryout in the Playoffs and if he does well... keep him up.</p>
 

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