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The Jets put Comrie on waivers Saturday, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports.

Comrie didn't see any action with Winnipeg after the club claimed him off waivers Dec. 19 and will now go through waivers again. If he goes without a claim, Comrie will presumably wind up in the AHL ranks.

Comrie was snatached off waivers by the Jets from the Red Wings on Thursday.

Comrie was originally selected by Winnipeg with the 59th overall pick in the 2013 NHL Draft and appeared in five games for the club. The Jets lost Comrie to the Coyotes before the start of the season when they tried to move him to the minors and now jumped at the opportunity to bring the netminder back into the fold.

Detroit placed Comrie on waivers Wednesday, Sportsnets' Chris Johnston reports.

Jimmy Howard (groin) should be ready to return Saturday against Toronto, so the Red Wings are no longer in need of Comrie's services as a backup netminder. As long as he clears waivers, the 24-year-old will be assigned to AHL Grand Rapids.

Comrie allowed four goals on 32 shots in Sunday's 4-2 loss to the Kings.

Comrie was making his second start since joining the Red Wings and has given up nine goal goals on 62 shots in those two outings. That's an .855 save percentage and that's not good. With Jimmy Howard out due to a lower-body injury, Comrie will continue to spell Jonathan Bernier on occasion for the foreseeable future.

Comrie will guard the home cage for Sunday's tilt against the Kings, Ansar Khan of MLive.com reports.

Comrie will make his second start with the Red Wings after coughing up five goals on 30 shots against Winnipeg on Dec. 10. The 24-year-old netminder owns a 4.24 GAA and .867 save percentage in seven career NHL appearances. He should be largely ignored in most fantasy formats.

Comrie stopped 25 of 30 shots in Tuesday's 5-1 loss to the Jets.

A member of the Winnipeg organization the previous three seasons, Comrie was acquired by Detroit from Arizona earlier this month. Tuesday marked his first start with his new team and it did not go well. Three Detroit goals in the final three-plus minutes of the second period turned a 1-1 game into a 4-1 lead. The 24-year-old will largely work behind Jonathan Bernier while Jimmy Howard is out with his lower-body injury.

Comrie will be in goal for Tuesday's road game versus the Jets, Scott Billeck of the Winnipeg Sun reports.

Comrie made a brief relief appearance during Detroit's last game but will start in Winnipeg on Tuesday. Comrie was a part of the Jets' organization the past three seasons before joining the Red Wings in 2019-20, so the 24-year-old netminder will be extra motivated facing his old team.

Comrie will sync up with his new Red Wings teammates Monday, Ansar Khan of MLive.com reports.

Khan adds that Comrie will serve as the primary backup behind Jonathan Bernier -- at least until Jimmy Howard (lower body) returns from a soft-tissue injury that is not deemed significant. Pried away from the Coyotes in exchange for defenseman Vili Saarijarvi, Comrie was not actually utilized by Arizona, though he did maintain a perfect record to go with a 2.75 GAA and .900 save percentage over four appearances with AHL Tucson.

The Coyotes traded Comrie to the Red Wings on Saturday in exchange for Vili Saarijarvi.

The Red Wings' crease has some major question marks, as Jimmy Howard (knee) is on IR and Jonathan Bernier could still be dealing with an illness. If Howard's injury is serious, Comrie may serve as a long-term backup to Bernier, although he'll have to beat out Calvin Pickard for the role. Comrie has an .870 save percentage and 4.20 GAA over five career NHL appearances.

The Coyotes recalled Comrie from AHL Tucson on Saturday.

Comrie was decent during his four-game conditioning stint in the minors, registering a 2.75 GAA and .900 save percentage while picking up four consecutive victories. The Coyotes have two starting-caliber netminders in Darcy Kuemper and Antti Raanta, so Comrie likely won't see much NHL action this season.

Comrie obtained his visa, and the Coyotes assigned him to AHL Tucson for conditioning purposes, Brian Compton of NHL.com reports.

Comrie was plucked off waivers from Winnipeg on Oct. 1 but was hung up with visa issues for over a month. He has worked past those problems, however, and he'll look to get back into game shape with a minor-league stint. When he returns to the big club, Comrie likely won't get much playing time behind Darcy Kuemper and Antti Raanta.

Comrie has yet to join the Coyotes due to visa issues, Catherine Silverman of The Athletic Arizona reports.

Comrie was claimed off waivers after he was waived by Winnipeg, and still hasn't met his new team. The 2013 second round pick posted a 2.69 GAA and .917 save percentage with AHL Manitoba last season, and will likely head to the AHL anyways. With Comrie waiting on a visa, and Antti Raanta (lower body) heading to the minors for a conditioning stint, Adin Hill is expected to back up starter Darcy Kuemper.

The Coyotes claimed Comrie off waivers Tuesday, Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet reports.

Comrie spent most of the 2018-19 campaign with AHL Manitoba, compiling a 25-20-2 record while posting a 2.69 GAA and .917 save percentage in 47 appearances. The 2013 second-round pick will compete with Ivan Prosvetov for playing time with Arizona's minor-league affiliate in 2019-20.

Comrie hit the waiver wire Monday for the purpose of reassignment to the minors, Ken Wiebe of The Athletic reports.

Comrie was never going to make the 23-man roster coming out of training camp, but the netminder figures to get plenty of starts with AHL Manitoba. If starter Connor Hellebuyck or backup Laurent Brossoit picks up an injury, Comrie figures to get the call.

Comrie will tend the road twine in Tuesday's preseason game versus the Flames, Mitchell Clinton of the Jets' official site reports reports.

The Jets' second-round pick in 2013, Comrie has only played in five NHL games and posted an .870 save percentage. Comrie looks set to spend the season with AHL Manitoba since Connor Hellebuyck and Laurent Brossoit are manning the top spots with the big club.

Comrie will start Monday's preseason opener versus Edmonton, Brian Munz of TSN 1290 Winnipeg reports.

Barring unforeseen circumstances, Comrie will begin the 2019-20 season in the minors but will get the nod for Winnipeg's preseason opener against the Oilers. Last season, he lost his only NHL start but posted a 25-20-2 record with AHL Manitoba.

Comrie signed a two-year, $1.4 million contract with the Jets on Saturday.

The Jets are retaining their second-round pick from the 2013 NHL Draft for two more years. Comrie has only played in five NHL games, posting a 2-3-0 record and a 4.20 GAA. His performance in the minors has been more promising, with a .917 save percentage and a 25-20-2 record last season. Comrie will likely be relegated to the minors again this year, as Connor Hellebuyck has a stranglehold on the NHL starter's job while Laurent Brossoit has proven he's a capable backup.

Comrie earned a qualifying offer from Winnipeg on Tuesday.

With Laurent Brossoit under contract to serve as the No. 2 behind Connor Hellebuyck, Comrie is unlikely to see much in terms of NHL action this season. The 23-year-old will likely split the netminding duties in the minors with Mikhail Berdin.

Comrie was promoted from AHL Manitoba on Monday.

Before fantasy owners start to panic, AHL Manitoba didn't qualify for the Calder Cup Playoffs, so the move is probably just about adding an extra netminder for practice, rather than an indication that Connor Hellebuyck or Laurent Brossoit is dealing with an injury. The 23-year-old Comrie went 25-20-2 with a .917 save percentage in 47 minor-league contests this season and played in just one game for Winnipeg. Considering Brossoit will be a restricted free agent this summer and almost certainly retained by the team, Comrie probably shouldn't be expected to get a shot at the 23-man roster coming out of camp next season.

Comrie was demoted to AHL Manitoba on Thursday.

Comrie's reassignment all but guarantees Laurent Brossoit (leg) is healthy enough to suit up as the No. 2 behind Connor Hellebuyck for Game 2 versus St. Louis on Friday. The 23-year-old Comrie is 23-16-4 with a .916 save percentage in 45 minor-league appearances this season and will try to help the Moose secure a spot in the Calder Cup Playoffs.