Matthew Tkachuk traded to Panthers; Flames get Huberdeau in return. Flames also get defenceman Mackenzie Weegar, centre Cole Schwindt and a 2025 first-round draft pick. yyc NHL
After Johnny Gaudreau had opted to leave town last week to sign with the Columbus Blue Jackets in free agency, there was understandable debate about whether the Flames would launch a full-on rebuild and trade Tkachuk for as many young assets and draft picks as possible or try to extend their window of contention.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
The 28-year-old Weegar played in 80 games for a solid Panthers team last season, scoring eight goals and adding 36 assists while leading the team in penalty-kill minutes.
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