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Hurricanes place seven players on waivers

January 8, 2021, 7:43 PM ET [3 Comments]
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The Carolina Hurricanes placed seven players on waivers today. Those players are: Antoine Bibeau, Jeremy Bracco, Gustav Forsling, Max McCormick, Steven Lorentz, Spencer Smallman and Drew Shore.


It’s not overly surprising to see these players waived, as none of them were likely to earn a lineup spot with the Hurricanes. It’s also unlikely any of the players who were waived will be claimed by another team.

However, it’s worth noting that players will need to pass through waivers to join the taxi squad, so the Hurricanes could still possibly use some of these players on the taxi squad. That said, with Bibeau being waived and Alex Nedeljkovic still in camp, it seems very highly likely that the Hurricanes will go with Alex Nedeljkovic as their third goaltender.



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OTHER HURRICANES ARTICLES FROM JANUARY:

Breaking down Carolina’s training camp roster
Central Division Comparison: Hurricanes/Blackhawks
Weekly Recap: Hurricanes Edition (January 3)
Central Division Comparison: Hurricanes/Blue Jackets
Central Division Comparison: Hurricanes/Stars
Ryan Suzuki earns Silver Medal with Canada at World Juniors
Hurricanes are reportedly interested in Patrik Laine
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