Strome Traded to Flames, Joins New Team

0:00For the Calgary Flames, it's March 7th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The Anaheim Ducks made a last second move at the NHL trade deadline, sending former New York Rangers center Ryan Strom to the Calgary Flames. The deal was announced two hours after the 3pm Eastern Cutoff on Friday, with Calgary picking up Strom for a 2027th round. Draft Pick. Thomas in the fourth year of a $5-year $25 million contract, he signed with Anaheim in the 2022 off season. Before joining the Ducks, he spent four solid seasons with the Rangers, where he tallied 71 goals and 195 points over two. 163 games. This season has been tough for the 32-year-old, who managed just three goals and nine points in 33 games for Anaheim. Injuries, illness, and healthy scratches kept him out of 28 games, and his average ice time dropped to a career, low 12 minutes 10. Seconds per game.

1:00The Flames, who sit near the bottom of the league with 55 points, hope Strom can help fill the middle after trading top center nasim cadre 2. Colorado. The Mississauga native is excited about the move, calling it a great new chance for him and his family in Alberta, where he once played for the Edmonton Oilers. Strom's no stranger to trades. This marks his third career deal, starting from his days as the number 5 pick by the Islanders in 2011. Meanwhile, the Rangers stayed quiet overall, but did send prospect Brennan Offman to Calgary for a second round pick. Appreciation to our sponsor for backing this episode. Comfort, you can hear. Sound, you can relax into. S-O-L-I, solely pillow.com.