Trade confirmed: Calgary Flames - Toronto Maple Leafs

Trade Details
Calgary Flames Acquire: Dryden Hunt · $0$762,500$775,000 (AHL/JR) Sum: $0$762,500$775,000 Change: $0 Change: +$12,500 Change: +$25,000	Toronto Maple Leafs Acquire: Radim Zohorna · $0$750,000$750,000 (AHL/JR) Sum: $0$750,000$750,000 Change: $0 Change: -$12,500 Change: -$25,000

I mean, sure?

Still wondering if Calgary's selling or buying on this one.

Zohorna big, big good.

Big good deal.

Poor Hunt.

I feel bad for Hunt... 3 teams in 1 season...

SCORING WINGER

SCORING WINGER

4…

Wow, Hunt must have really impressed the Flames management during last night's game between the 2 teams.

This Zohorna guy has better stats in the Nhl than Nic Robertson.

Bye bye Nic.

Leafs get the bigger, higher scoring player i think it is a win for them.

I wanted the Leafs to claim Zahorna back in October. I didn't want the Leafs to claim Hunt. Fair deal all around. Kinda funny Calgarys deadline adds were Hunt and Stetcher

here's to hoping Dryden Hunt scores exactly 1 goal with no assists so his hockeydb page can look like this

22-23 NYR 1 - 0 - 1
22-23 TOR 1 - 0 - 1
22-23 COL 1 - 0 - 1
22-23 CGY 1 - 0 - 1
22-23 TOT 4 - 0 - 4

I hope Dryden is a part of a frequent flyer program

Finally a czech player who isn't about to retire on the move. Let's go

My bad then

6'6 220 pounds

I feel he can be a nice 4th line upgrade over ZAR

Please let him play at least one game for Calgary this year. I want him to play for four NHL teams in a single season. That has to be close to the record, if not the record.

This could work out well for both teams (and players). Same contract status – both pending UFAs – so no loss or gain there, and both are in the minors at NHL salaries, so no significant difference financially. I feel like Toronto didn’t give Hunt much of a chance with their 4th-line RW revolving door situation, but I see that he did play 9 games. He was a starter in New York all last year and a useful player for them until he got bumped from the lineup by their deadline acquisitions, so it’s not a stretch to think he could get back to that level if he can find the right role in Calgary.

I don’t know much about Zahora. His journey through Calgary looks like it was similar to Hunt’s in Toronto, but 10 points in 33 career games and a +14 with what I suspect was limited ice time doesn’t sound too shabby. Obviously he’s huge, but how effectively he uses that size, I don’t know. Cap Friendly lists him as somebody who can play all three forward positions, so that flexibility could come in handy in a depth role.

These guys are both in the minors now after clearing waivers earlier this season. I don’t know if they can be brought back to the NHL to try them for a few games without having to waive them again and risk losing them if they want to send them back down, but it would be nice to see what they could do at the NHL level on their new teams.

Waivers clearance for waivers clearance.

Fair deal.

Fair deal.