Seattle Trades Eldridge to Boston

0:00Welcome to NHL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NHL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The professional women's Hockey League made waves on Monday, March 16th, with a key trade between the Seattle Torrent and Boston Fleet. Seattle sent forward Jesse Eldridge to Boston in exchange for a forward Theresa's shop saw. Eldridge joined Seattle after the expansion draft from the New York sirens. For her first two seasons with New York, she played 54 games and tallied 38 points. This year with Seattle, she added 13 points in 19 games and hit the 50 point milestone on March 4th with two goals against Ottawa. The move shakes up both teams in the standings. Boston leaves the league with 39 points and gains a strong score to boost their attack. Seattle sits last with 19 points and losing Eldridge hurts their already thin offense. Shopsaw spent all three of her PWHL seasons with Boston, playing 69 games for 17 points.

1:00She shines and eating up minutes to rest her teammates and brings playoff experience with three assists and eight postseason gains last year. Both squads face injury woes too. Seattle misses Hillary Knight and Hannah Bilka from Olympic Hurts, with Bilka out for the season. Boston lost Defender Zoe Boy to ACL surgery. The Fleet host Toronto on March 17th and fans wonder if Eldridge day views right away. Quick thanks to today's sponsor, see the description for more. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is. S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com