Lightning give up massive haul for Predators forward
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Dorin Canaday
February 27, 2023 (0:10)
The Tampa Bay Lightning have joined the rest of the top Atlantic Division teams by has bolstering their lineup via trade, however, they gave up a massive haul.
The Lightning made a deal with the Nashville Predators for forward Tanner Jeannot, but as Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman shared, the return is shockingly large:
Jeannot return is Cal Foote, First in 2025. Second in 2024. Third fourth and fifth in 2023.
Jeannot, who's in just his second full season in the NHL, has recorded 5 goals and 9 assists through 56 games. Tampa's probably hoping for the Jeannot from his rookie season last year, as he collected 24 goals and 17 assists in 81 games.
Despite giving up a lot of assets, the Lightning are following the formula that's gotten them to three consecutive Stanley Cup Finals. Paying �'too much'' for a middle-six winger and most likely extend them to a team friendly deal.
As they did by acquiring Barclay Goodrow, Blake Coleman, Nick Paul and Brandon Hagel in previous years.
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