NHL: Evgenii Dadonov’s trade to Anaheim could be canceled

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A deal made on Monday ran into glitches in the NHL offices.

attacker Evgeny Dadunov He is set to move to the Anaheim Ducks with the pick of defender John Moore in the second round and the signing of Ryan Kesler. However, according to Darren Dreger TSNThe league is slow to agree to the deal because Dadonov’s contract would allow him to have a list of teams he doesn’t want to be traded for, which is not available.

It appears according to Dreiger that Anaheim would end up on this list, but he wasn’t aware of Vegas, nor of California’s formation, nor of the NHL side. According to TSN, the concern may have been the trade that made Dadonov pass to the Golden Knights while playing with Senators in Ottawa. Perhaps the latter did not send the list in question to Vegas.

According to the journalist the athlete Jesse Granger, deal could be cancelled.

“Two sources tell me that Evgeny Dadonov’s deal with Anaheim will likely be cancelled,” he wrote on Twitter.

“There is nothing official, but that is what I hear. It appears that Dadonov fulfilled the requirement not to trade with Ottawa on June 30 (before the July 1 deadline), but Vegas did not receive him from Ottawa.”

The players union will also be on the issue to assess the situation. In July 2021, Ottawa sent the striker to the Knights opposite Nick Holden and a third-round pick.

The 33-year-old Dadonov has scored 15 goals and 12 assists with the Golden Knights this season.