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Here is a listing of each player's waiver status this season from the Habs to the Bulldogs to Signed Prospects.  Notes: Regular waivers means AHL demotion, while Re-Entry denotes a recall from the AHL to the NHL.  Any player with the status of "Exempt this season until __ games" means that regardless of games played, the player must clear waivers in 2012-13.

As Brendan Gallagher, Jarred Tinordi, and Michael Bournival are all slide rule players (will not burn up a year of their entry level deal), they don't appear on this list; nor do Morgan Ellis, Patrick Holland, and Greg Pateryn whose contracts don't begin until 2012-13.

A note on re-entry waiver exception rules: Any player making over $105,000 for his minor league salary is exempt if the following are met:

- He has played 320 professional games (NHL, AHL, or ECHL - 180 games for goalies) plus
- He spent less than 40 games on an NHL roster last season, or
- He has spent less than 80 games on an NHL roster over the last two seasons.

Otherwise, a player must clear re-entry waivers if his AHL salary exceeds $105,000 as long as the player qualifies for regular (demotion) waivers.

If you have any questions or corrections regarding this list, please e-mail me at b.larose@habsworld.net.