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Penguins Acquire Stastney from Oilers
7 Oct
Summary
- Spencer Stastney acquired by Penguins from Oilers.
- Stastney signed through 2026-27 with $1.525M AAV.
- He set career highs in games, goals, assists, and points last season.
The Pittsburgh Penguins announced today the acquisition of defenseman Spencer Stastney from the Edmonton Oilers. In exchange for Stastney, the Penguins sent forward Filip Hallander to the Oilers.
Stastney, 26, is currently under contract through the 2026-27 season, carrying an average annual value of $1.525 million. This past season, he recorded career highs in games played (66), goals (2), assists (8), and points (10).
He also contributed to Nashville's penalty kill and has four seasons of professional experience. Stastney was drafted by Nashville in the fifth round of the 2018 NHL Draft and played collegiate hockey at Notre Dame.
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