Another: Pittsburgh Penguin Trade Marcus PettersSon

Vancouver and Pittsburgh Penguin appeared again.

After a few hours of trading JT Miller to JT Miller to the New York Rangers, they acquired the defensive player Marcus Petterson and then from Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Penguins won the winger Drew O'Connor.

In return, penguins will receive striker Danton Heinen and Melvin Fernstrom, defensive players Vincent Desharnais and the first round of the first round of the first round of draft draft. The first round of players were nothing from Canucks from Miller Trade. This means that if the draft right is the top 13 of the 2025 draft, it will become the first round of the unprotected 2026 player.

Since the start of the regular season, this is Pittsburgh's fifth transaction. This is the fourth place in Vancouver. Although the Penguin missed the pace of the playoffs in the third game, they hoped to maintain their competitiveness as much as possible in the two -year contract extension of the Sidney Crosby in the next season. Although so far, although this is a rock road for the Canadian team in this game, they have only one point on the general card of the Western Conference.

Petterson is a 28 -year -old from Sweden, which has nothing to do with the Swedish center Elias Petterson and the Swedish Blue Army Elias Petterson. He surfaced in the season because his five -year contract was about 4.025 million US dollars per year this summer. Unless he and Canucks reached a consensus on the new agreement, he will become UFA.

In 47 games, Petsen scored 3 goals and 15 assists, scored 18 points. The highest 30 -point campaign in his career was last year. This was the only time he participated in 82 games in his NHL career in the eighth season.

Petterson has the most fine among the penguin skating athletes at 2:44. According to data from naturostattrick.com, he also led Pittsburgh's defensive players (52.13) (52.13). The expected goal percentage (55.27) was 5 to 5.

At the same time, O'Connor scored 6 goals and 10 assists in 53 games, scored 16 points. The unsigned 26 -year -old player played five seasons in NHL, all of which were with Pittsburgh. O'Connor is 6 feet 4 and 209 pounds tall. This season, there are 51 hit with Pittsburgh, 40 blocks and average free throws of 1:39.

Kyle Dubas, general manager of Penguin, said in the press release: “Moving two long -term penguins have never been a simple decision.” “Since the day they arrived The organization participated in the day after day.

Penguin tries to compete for the playoffs and transactions in the short term while building the future.

“Tonight's trade continues to make us develop in the direction set a year ago. This will continue to increase young potential customers, young players, and when we draw courses to re -return to competition as much as possible, penguin’s younger youth’s younger youth Players, young players and draft capital are included in Penguin. “Dubas said.

Penguin's draft capital continues to build, in the next two drafts, there are three first rounds of players. They have a potential 11th place in 2025, and there are 5 draft rights in the first three rounds, unless the first round of the wanderer became a 2026 choice.

The 29 -year -old Heinen returned to the team, and he played two seasons between 2021 and 2023. He scored 6 goals and 12 assists in 51 games, and scored 18 points in 51 games. In 2021-22, he scored 33 points in 76 games in 76 games. In 65 games in 2022-23, he scored 22 points in 65 games.

The young prospect is Fernstrom. He is an 18 -year -old player in the third round of 2024. He scored 8 points in 35 Swedish games this year, 12 in the Swedish Youth League in this year, 12 games in the Swedish Youth League He scored 18 points in the game.

Desharnais is a 28 -year -old, 6 feet 7, and 226 pounds of Blueliner. In the past year, he has been his third NHL team. He participated in the previous two seasons in Edmonton Oilers, played 16 games in the Cup finals on July 1, 2024, and signed a contract with the Canadian team. He has 3 assists in 34 games this season, hitting 54 and 48 blocks.

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