One team is reportedly leading the rest in claiming Rem Pitlick
PUBLICATION
MarcO
November 8, 2022 (10:45)
The chances that Habs forward Rem Pitlick will be claimed at 2pm are very high.
As reported by Marco Normandin, The Minnesota Wild, who lost the services of Pitlick last season, precisely in waivers, could claim him.
Also, Bill Guerin is looking to replace a few injured players in his lineup, like Ryan Hartman, and the Pitlick option would be interesting.
« Pitlick comes from the Wild organization so he is well known to the current staff. The Wild waived him last year out of obligation in the hopes that no team would want him. It would not be surprising if they took the opportunity to bring him back to the fold, as his modest contract could be very attractive. - Marco Normandin
Pitlick, 25, had 26 points in 46 games last season with the Tricolore. Unfortunately, he does not have a single point this season.
Credit: HABSolumentFan
POLL |
Was it a mistake for the Canadiens to send Pitlick to waivers? |
Yes | 38 | 44.7 % |
No | 47 | 55.3 % |
List of polls |
|
29 minutes ago | By Daniel Lucente Martin St-Louis Shocks Fans with New Criticism of Cole Caufield During Press Conference |
|
3 hours ago | By Chris Gerics Colorado Avalanche Forced to Play Defenseman at Forward Amid Growing Injury Crisis |
|
3 hours ago | By Chris Gerics New Line-up Proves Nick Robertson Potentially Played His Last Game As a Toronto Maple Leaf |
|
5 hours ago | By Chris Gerics Insider Reveals Crucial Detail About John Tavares' Future Contract With The Toronto Maple Leafs |
|
5 hours ago | By Chris Gerics NHL insider Elliotte Friedman Shares Crucial Updates on Connor McDavid's Injury |
|
7 hours ago | By Chris Gerics Insider Reveals Maple Leafs Are Officially Entertaining Trade Offers for Two Key Forwards |
|
8 hours ago | By Chris Gerics Auston Matthews And Mitch Marner Aren't Doing The Maple Leafs A Favor With Matthew Knies |
|
18 hours ago | By Austin Kelly Detroit Red Wings Trade Defenseman Olli Maatta to the Utah Hockey Club |
Previously on HockeyPatrol