Posts About "Adam Clendening"
5 Teams Who Should Claim Adam Clendening
January 26th, 2016 (UPDATE: The Oilers have claimed Clendening.) The Anaheim Ducks waived 23-year-old defenseman Adam Clendening on Tuesday, after having acquired him just the week before via trade. Clendening is on his fourth NHL team over the last two seasons, and hasn't been able to produce much at the NHL level. Yet, he's also just 23 and a...
Ducks Waive Adam Clendening
January 26th, 2016 (UPDATE: The Oilers have claimed Clendening.) The Anaheim Ducks have waived 23-year-old defenseman Adam Clendening, according to multiple sources Tuesday. On the one hand this could be seen coming down the pike, with the return of both Cam Fowler and Simon Despres to the team's crowded-when-healthy blue line there simply isn't room...
Penguins, Ducks Swap Carl Hagelin, David Perron
January 16th, 2016 In one of the latest trade calls in memory, the Anaheim Ducks shipped struggling winger Carl Hagelin to the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for struggling winger David Perron and defenseman Adam Clendening. Heading to Pittsburgh is Hagelin, who is known for playing a fast game up the wing. It seemed like he was exactly what Anaheim's...
TRADE: Ducks Deal Hagelin to Pittsburgh for Perron and Clendening
January 16th, 2016 Ducks Shake Up Their Second Line Even though the Ducks have had great production from their second line this week, Ducks GM Bob Murray trades LW Carl Hagelin to the Penguins for LW David Perron and D Adam Clendening. https://twitter.com/AnaheimDucks/status/688268486523539456 I was harking earlier this week that the Ducks needed some...
Penguins Acquisition of Carl Hagelin Raises Concerns
January 16th, 2016 The Pittsburgh Penguins paid a hefty price to acquire the star-crossed wing David Perron last season. If you ask All-Star defender Kris Letang, he's got some of the finest hands in the entire NHL, but that was rarely on display with the Penguins. However, it's not just Letang who saw the potential that Perron has, here's what captain...
Penguins Must Trust Their Youth
October 23rd, 2015 The Pittsburgh Penguins are 3 and 4 to start their season, potentially on the way to a coaching change. Their record indicates that the team has been playing much better than they actually have. Through their last 27 (including playoff games) they are 8-19 and have not even averaged 1.75 goals for per-game. It's been boom or bust for...
