The Canucks still hold first waiver priority until Nov. 1. All 34 players placed on waivers Sept. 23 cleared, and Vancouver placed Matthew Stienburg on waivers Sept. 24 as more players around the league hit the wire.
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The Vancouver Canucks hold first waiver priority until Nov. 1 after finishing last in the NHL standings last season.
All 34 players placed on waivers Sept. 23 cleared Sept. 24, including Vancouver’s Cole Clayton, Trey Fix-Wolansky and Jimmy Schuldt. The Sept. 23 group also included Boston’s Maxence Guenette; Columbus’ Phoenix Copley, James Malatesta and Owen Sillinger; Colorado’s Domenick Fensore and Christian Wolanin; Detroit’s Ronald Attard and Wilmer Skoog; and Nashville’s Ozzy Wiesblatt, along with players from the Rangers, Flyers, Penguins, Sharks, Lightning, Maple Leafs and Golden Knights.
Vancouver then placed forward Matthew Stienburg on waivers Sept. 24.
Other players placed on waivers Sept. 24 came from Carolina, Dallas, Los Angeles, Minnesota, Nashville, Ottawa, Pittsburgh and Toronto. That group included Carolina’s Viktor Neuchev, Zachary Sawchenko and Ronan Seeley; Dallas’ Kyle Burroughs and Matthew Seminoff; Los Angeles’ Martin Chromiak, Cole Guttman, Joe Hicketts, Lane Pederson and Francesco Pinelli; Minnesota’s Caeden Bankier, Dylan Gambrell, Matt Kiersted, Justin Kirkland, Carson Lambos, Tyler Pitlick, Roman Schmidt and Mason Shaw; Nashville’s Matthew Murray; Ottawa’s Leevi Merilainen; Pittsburgh’s Philip Kemp; and Toronto’s Brendan Brisson, Vinni Lettieri, Steven Lorentz, Philippe Myers, Michael Pezzetta, Marshal Rifai, Henrik Rybinski and Ryan Tverberg.
No claim by Vancouver was reported.
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