Breaking: Wild and Sharks Complete Big Trade
The season's first major trade has taken place, involving the Minnesota Wild and the San Jose Sharks.
Wild and Sharks Trade Shock: Addison Moves to San Jose
In a surprising turn of events, the young and promising defenseman, Calen Addison, is on the move to the San Jose Sharks, in exchange for a fifth-round pick in the 2026 draft.
"**Breaking News** 🚨 📰 I'm told the @mnwild are closing in on trading D Calen Addison to the @SanJoseSharks. Working on details for return pieces, but wouldn't be surprised if a draft pick in involved."
"#MNWild is trading Calen Addison to the #SJSharks, per @KevinWeekes"
"As @KevinWeekes first reported, Calen Addison is indeed being traded to the #sjsharks. #mnwild will receive a fifth-round pick in 2026, I'm told."
Updates will come.
As seen on Puck Reporter - BREAKING : Minnesota Wild And San Jose Sharks Have Completed The First Big Trade Of The Season
POLL |
Do you think Addison is worth more than a fifth-round pick? |
Yes | 49 | 74.2 % |
No | 17 | 25.8 % |
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