Sharks Acquire Brossoit, Allan from Blackhawks
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It's January 8th. Here's your San Jose Sharks news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The San Jose Sharks just made a big trade with the Chicago Blackhawks. General Manager Mike Greer announced they acquired goaltender Lauren Brosewate, defenseman Nolan Allen, and a 2028 7th round draft pick.
In exchange, they sent defenseman Ryan Ellis, defenseman Jake Furlong, and their own 2028 4th round pick to Chicago. Laurent Brosseau is a 32-year-old goalie from Port Alberni, British Columbia.
What trade did the San Jose Sharks make with the Chicago Blackhawks?
This season, he's played six games for Chicago's AHL affiliate, the Rockford Icehogs, with a 3.38 goals against average and a point. 9-0-1 save percentage.
In his NHL career, spanning 140 games with teams like the Vegas Golden Knights, he boasts a .911 save percentage on helped Vegas win the Stanley Cup in the 2022-2023 season. Nolan Allen, a 22-year-old defenseman from Davidson, Saskatchewan, brings some serious potential. He's tall at 6'2", and has six points in 29 games with the Icehogs this year. Drafted 32nd overall by Chicago in 2021, he won a WHL championship with the Seattle Thunderbirds and earned All-Star honors. He also helped Canada win gold at the 2023 World Juniors. On the other side, Jake Furlong is a 21-year-old prospect the Sharks developed.
The five-round pick from 2022 has two assists in 12 AHL games this season, with the San Jose Barracuda and 10 points in 78. Career AHL Outings Ryan Ellis, a veteran defenseman, was part of the package heading to Chicago. This move bolsters the Sharks' goaltending depth with Broseau's experience and adds a promising young defenseman in Allen. Fans are buzzing about the Stanley Cup pedigree and draft picks involved as San Jose looks to build for the future. DNN is sponsored by our partner. Don't just listen to podcasts. Lay back, relax, and enjoy them with Soleil Pillow.
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