Drafted after his interesting USHS development years he hasn't done anything following it. With the 127th pick the team selected Cody Ferriero. Wallin played 97 games under the sun -as a bottom pairing defenseman- before heading to the SHL where he has retired from hockey the very next year.
Wrenn never lived up to his good sophomore season in the USDP and since he's been floating from a league to another (WHL, AHL, ECHL, KHL, Liiga, DEL, EBEL) without ever recording an NHL game (Hasn't officially retired but highly unlikely to touch an NHL ice).įebruary 7, 2010: The Sharks traded Buffalo's 2010 2nd round pick to Carolina for Niclas Wallin and their 2010 5th round pick.
July 4, 2008: The San Jose Sharks traded Craig Rivet to the Sabres in return for their 20 2nd round picks. He fared well in the OHL but left the hockey world in 2011 before seeing any NHL ice time. With the 146th pick, San Jose selected Julien Demers. Montreal selected Max Pacioretty 22nd overall, he ended up playing 626 games with the Habs racking up 448 points and named team Captain for three years. He's also been Montreal's alternate captain for his last two seasons in town. Josh Gorges spent his next 7 years where he's -mainly- played top four for his 464 games in Montreal. Craig Rivet ended up getting 43 points in his 91 games played in San Jose before being traded to Buffalo. Today we'll take a look down on my favorite Montreal Canadiens trade tree since I'm a fan, this 2007 trade would set a powerful ripple effect on the whole organisation and is still seen to this day -and counting-.įebruary 25, 2007: Craig Rivet along with Montreal's 2008 5th round pick are traded to San Jose in exchange for Josh Gorges and their 2007 1st. Le Support Athlétique / The Athletic Support.
#Craig rivet trade tree plus#
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