Pens trade Filip Hallander for defenseman Spencer Stastney
The Penguins have made a trade with the Edmonton Oilers, acquiring defenseman Spencer Stastney in exchange for forward Filip Hallander. The team announced Wednesday afternoon that Stastney, 26 had been acquired. Stastney, 26, is signed through the end of the season on a deal with a cap hit of $1.525 million. Last year, Stastney spent […]
The Pittsburgh Penguins have acquired defenseman Spencer Stastney from the Edmonton Oilers in a trade, according to league sources. Stastney, 26, will be under contract through the end of the season with a cap hit of $1.525 million.
Last year, Stastney split time between Edmonton and Nashville, participating in 66 games, scoring two goals and contributing eight assists. Throughout his career, Stastney has amassed 117 regular season games and three Stanley Cup playoff appearances.
Drafted in the fifth round of the 2018 NHL Draft, Stastney spent four years playing college hockey at the University of Notre Dame before turning professional. It remains uncertain when Stastney will make his debut with Pittsburgh, who are set to face the Capitals on a road trip beginning with a puck drop scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in Washington, D.C.
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