It appears as though the NHL buyout season has begun, leaving two underachieving goaltenders to look for new homes. Goaltenders Ray Emery and Dan Cloutier have been put on waivers, the first step that must be taken to buy them out. If not claimed by anyone, the respective teams can then proceed with the buyout. "We will see if anyone claims (Emery)," Sens' GM Bryan Murray. "If ...

via TSN: It appears as though the NHL buyout season has begun, leaving two underachieving goaltenders to look for new homes. Goaltenders Ray Emery and Dan Cloutier have been put on waivers, the first step that must be taken to buy them out. If not claimed by anyone, the respective teams can then proceed with the buyout. “We will see if anyone claims (Emery),” Sens’ ...

The Ottawa Senators and Los Angeles Kings on Friday placed goaltenders Ray Emery and Dan Cloutier on waivers in the first step toward buying out the remainder of their contracts. Emery, 25, has two years at $3.167 million per season remaining on his contract while Cloutier, 32, has one year at $3.1 million remaining on his. Once the two clear waivers the Senators and Kings can then buy ...

(Photo: Andre Ringuette/NHLI via Getty Images) To the surprise of absolutely nobody, Ray Emery was placed on waivers today by the Senators which is step one in the buyout process. Also on waivers today is fellow underachieving goaltender Dan Cloutier . Emery signed a 3-year $9.5 million contract only last July. If nobody claims him on waivers, the Senators will buy him out. So long, ...

The Senators and Kings, to the surprise of no one, have put Ray Emery and Dan Cloutier on waivers today in preparation for a buyout. Both goaltenders will be unrestricted free agents if unclaimed and bought out. There really aren't a lot of NHL homes available for them, either. .

from TSN, It appears as though the NHL buyout season has begun, meaning two underachieving goaltenders will be looking for new homes. Goaltenders Ray Emery and Dan Cloutier have been put on waivers, the first step that must be taken to buy them out. continued

The buyout period in the NHL officially began today and teams will have until June 30th to notify players that they will be bought out of their contracts. Of course, it is already expected that Ray Emery will be bought out of his contract. There was some speculation that perhaps with Craig Hartsburg signing on to be the coach that Emery will get another chance, Hartsburg having coached ...

From Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun: The Senators can officially get rid of Ray Emery. The buyout period started yesterday and runs until June 30. It's expected the Senators will soon serve notice to the troubled goalie that his days with the club are finished. Before GM Bryan Murray sends Emery packing with a $2.25-million (all terms US) buyout, Murray will exhaust all trade options. ...