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Could Winnipeg Consider Adding Former First Round Pick Off Waivers? - Yahoo Sports

·Oct 5, 2026
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With Calgary’s former top prospect hitting the wire, Winnipeg could snag a cost-effective scoring threat to rejuvenate a stagnant bottom six and bolster their shallow offensive pipeline.

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