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Canucks Place Aatu Raty On Waivers - Pro Hockey Rumors
Oct. 15th: Surprisingly, Friedman confirmed that Räty cleared waivers. Vancouver will presumably assign him to AHL Abbotsford, allowing them to activate Chytil. Oct. 14th: The Vancouver Canucks are days away from activating forward Filip Chytil (muscular shoulder strain) from the injured reserve. To activate Chytil, the Canucks needed to create roster space and made a peculiar roster move to do so.

Canucks' Aatu Raty clears waivers - Sportsnet.ca

JPat: A word on Aatu Räty’s past, present, and future as Canucks place young centre on waivers - Canucks Army
JPat: A word on Aatu Räty’s past, present, and future as Canucks place young centre on waiversFormer Vancouver Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin once tried to spin the return in the Bo Horvat deal as essentially three first-round picks in exchange for the club’s former captain. Allvin’s premise was that the Canucks received one actual first-round selection, plus Anthony Beauvillier, who was a late first-round pick in the 2015 Draft (28th overall), and Aatu Räty, who for a couple of years was projected to be a first-round pick, but ultimately fell to the middle of the second round (52nd overall) in the 2021 Draft. Three first-rounders it most certainly was not. But, hey, Allvin deserves some credit for creativity. However, with Beauvillier here for a grand total of 55 games over parts of two seasons and now Räty on waivers with his immediate future unknown, the Horvat deal has been somewhat diminished. Sure, the Canucks flipped the first-round pick they received from the New York Islanders and added a second to land Filip Hronek, and he has played a significant role for the hockey club and will for the foreseeable future.

Maple Leafs trade Jacob Quillan for Aatu Räty - PPP Leafs
Today, the Maple Leafs traded Jacob Quillan and Brandon Buhr for Canucks centre Aatu Räty. Räty just cleared waivers today, so he can be sent directly to the Marlies as long as he has not played in 10 games or been on the roster for 30 days. By bundling Buhr into the deal, the Leafs solve their 50 SPCs problem. Räty is known as a very good faceoff centre, and has not been popular with new Canucks coach Manny Malhotra. Räty is 24 next month and was drafted in the second round by the Islanders in 2021. 🚨 TradeTo #LeafsAatu Raty 23 y/o F, Yr 2/2 $850K - RFATo #CanucksJacob Quillan 24 y/o F, Yr 1/1 $850K - UFA G6Brandon Buhr 24 y/o F, Yr 1/1 $975K - RFATOR adds $850K net cap hit. Raty was then sent down so no net cap impacthttps://t.co/sBTm76xwpK— PuckPedia (@PuckPedia) October 15, 2026
Faceoff smarts for foot speed: Canucks trade Aatu Raty to Maple Leafs - The Province
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