2006-07 Trade Thread

[nivek_wahs]

Has been seen in Vancouver and Chilliwack's forums, so I thought I would do it here too.

2005-06 Trades

May 5, 2005
To REGINA: Matt Robinson & 5th Round Pick in 2005 (Kyle St. Denis, C)
To VANCOUVER: Dustin Slade

July 29, 2005
To REGINA: Garrett Festerling & 3rd Round Pick in 2006 (Alex Pym, D)
To PORTLAND: Jonathan Bubnick

September 15, 2005
To REGINA: 4th Round Pick in 2007
To SASKATOON: Craig Lineker

September 15, 2005
To REGINA: Mike Wall (never suited up for Regina)
TO EVERETT: 5th Round Pick in 2006 (Paul Sohor, D)

September 29, 2005
To REGINA: Denis Tolpeko
To SEATTLE: 8th Round Pick in 2006 (not sure about this pick)

October 12, 2005
To REGINA: Michael Senseman
To SPOKANE: 6th Round Pick in 2006 (Steven Wall, C)

November 15, 2005
To REGINA: Josh Fauth
To KOOTENAY: 5th Round Pick in 2007

I know I missed a trade Halifax... I can't remember what the deal was.
If there is any errors let me know.

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June 26, 2006
Regina and Red Deer made 2 separate deals...

To REGINA: Justin Scott
To RED DEER: 2007 6th Round Bantam Pick

To REGINA: Future Considerations
To RED DEER: Matt MacDermott

The press release from reginapats.com

Pats Make Trade With Rebels
June 26th, 2006

Regina Saskatchewan: This morning the Regina Pats hockey club announced that they made two trades with the Red Deer Rebels. The first one sees Center/Left Winger Justin Scott coming to the Pats for a sixth round pick in 2007 Western Hockey League Bantam Draft and the second one sending Defenseman Matt McDermott to the Rebels for future considerations.

The 18 year old, 6’2 185 pound forward comes to the Pats entering into his 4th W.H.L. season. He has played in 175 W.H.L. games with the Red Deer Rebels in the 2005-06 season and the Moose Jaw Warriors in 2003 to 2005. He brings 12 goals, 23 assists, for a total of 35 points in his W.H.L. career.

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September 29, 2005
To REGINA: Denis Tolpeko
To SEATTLE: 8th Round Pick in 2006 (not sure about this pick)


I think that this pick was Kyle Mulder RW from St. Paul, Man.

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October 10th, 2006

To REGINA: 5th round Bantam pick in 2007
To EVERETT: David Reekie


To REGINA: Tommy Tartaglione
To VANCOUVER: 4th round Bantam pick in 2007

From whl.ca

Pats Send Reekie To Silvertips

REGINA, SK - The Regina Pats decided to change up their goaltending situation, as they have shipped veteran goalie David Reekie (5’11”, 186lb) to the Everett Silvertips in exchange for a 5th round draft pick in the 2007 Bantam Draft.
Reekie, the native of Saskatoon, SK, began his career with the Pats in 2004-05, playing in 35 games during his rookie season. Pats Head Coach Curtis Hunt decided to give the starting job to Pats sophomore goaltender Linden Rowat coming out of the preseason. After Rowat suffered an injury in the first game of the season, Reekie was handed the starting duties in his absence. Reekie went 1-3 as the starter, while posting a 3.28 GAA and .860 save%. After recovering from his injury, Rowat was given the starting job back, and has since played two impressive games, including a 2-0 shut-out victory over the Prince Albert Raiders on Monday. Reekie was subsequently demoted to the back-up position upon Rowat’s return. Reekie now heads to the U.S. Division leaders, the Everett Silvertips, where he will back-up Calgary Flames 1st round draft pick, Leland Irving.

Shortly after trading Reekie away, the Pats acquired 2nd year goalie Tommy Tartaglione (5’9”, 199lb) from the Vancouver Giants in exchange for a 4th round pick in the 2007 Bantam Draft. Originally from Harbour City, CA, Tartaglione (Tar-tag-lee-onee) played in 10 games for the Giants last season, posting a 5-3 record. Tartaglione was one of three goalies in Vancouver, and had yet to dress for the undefeated Giants, who currently sit 9-0-0-0 and atop the B.C. Division.

“With the development of Linden, we felt it was important to give David a fresh opportunity elsewhere. We appreciate David’s contributions and wish him all the best. Tommy was in a similar situation to David in that he needed an opportunity. We think he will be a good fit in our room and he, along with Linden, will give us a solid one - two punch in goal" expressed Brent Parker, General Manager of the Regina Pats.

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Thursday November 2nd, 2006

To REGINA: Mike Reich
To CALGARY: Ian Duval

http://www.reginapats.com/modules.ph...rticle&sid=662

PATS & HITMEN SWAP FORWARDS

Regina, Saskatchewan – The Pats have shipped 18-year old forward Ian Duval to the Calgary Hitmen in exchange for another 18-year old forward, Mike Reich. Duval (6’0”, 180lb), the native of Winnipeg, MB, had collected 3 goals and 5 assists in 13 games with the Pats this season. Last year, Duval finished 9th on the team in scoring with 11 goals and 23 assists for 34 points. Duval had been a member of the Pats since the 2004-05 season, in which he collected 8 goals and 7 assists for 15 points in his rookie campaign.

In exchange for Duval, the Pats receive forward Mike Reich, a native of Craik, SK. Reich (5’11”, 192lb) has appeared in 11 games for the Hitmen this season, gathering 1 assist, along with 32 penalty minutes. Reich began his career with the Spokane Chiefs in 2004-05, before being traded to the Calgary Hitmen early last season. In 54 games with the Hitmen last year, Reich had 7 goals and 7 assists for 14 points, along with 133 penalty minutes.

Mike Reich
5'11", 192lb Craik, SK May 31st, 1988
2006-07 Stats: GP: 11 G: 0 A: 1 P: 1 PIM: 32

Ian Duval
6'0", 180lb Winnipeg, MB May 7th, 1988
2006-07 Stats: GP: 14 G: 3 A: 5 P 8 PIM: 12

“Mike is a skilled player that also has some bite to his game, and we felt we needed to add some grit to our line-up” commented Pats General Manager Brent Parker. “Ian has been a positive member of our team for three years and we wish him all the best in Calgary.”

Duval and Reich were both selected in the 2003 WHL Bantam Draft. Reich was selected by Spokane in the 1st round, 8th overall; while Duval went in the 7th round, 131st overall to the Pats. The two were also teammates on Team Western, which captured gold at the 2005 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge in Lethbridge, AB. Duval had 3 goals and 2 assists in 6 games during the tournament, while Reich collected 2 assists.

Note: I edited the "profiles" so that they look better in the post.

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Thursday December 7th, 2006

To REGINA: Josh Elder
To PRINCE ALBERT: Ryan McDonald

http://www.reginapats.com/modules.ph...rticle&sid=705

PATS TRADE McDONALD TO P.A.

Regina, Saskatchewan – The Pats have shipped 18-year old Ryan McDonald to the Prince Albert Raiders in exchange for towering left-winger Josh Elder.

Elder, the native of Saskatoon, SK, stands 6’5” and weighs in at 214lbs. So far this season with the Raiders, Elder has collected 5 goals and 4 assists in 25 games, to go along with 38 minutes in penalties. Elder was originally drafted by the Raiders in the 3rd round of the 2003 WHL Bantam Draft, and has collected a total of 22 points in his first 3 seasons in the league, while also amassing 151 penalty minutes.

McDonald (5’11”, 175lb) will be going home with the trade, having been born and raised in Prince Albert. McDonald was in his 3rd season with the Pats, having potted 24 points in 123 games played with the red, white and blue. Currently, the 18-year old sits with 8 goals and 2 assists for 10 points so far this season. Ryan was originally drafted by the Brandon Wheat Kings in the 2003 WHL Bantam Draft in the 2nd round, 38th overall. McDonald was part of the 2004 deal that had Josh Harding going to the Wheat Kings, in exchange for Dustin Slade.

The Pats expect Elder to be in their line-up tomorrow night, as they square-off with the Calgary Hitmen in Calgary. Game time is 7:00pm at the Pengrowth Saddledome.

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Thursday December 7th, 2006

To REGINA: Troy Ofukany, Kaspars Saulietis & Kirt Hill
To KELOWNA: Justin Bernhardt, Jason MacDonald & Kyle St. Denis

http://www.reginapats.com/modules.ph...rticle&sid=706

PATS MAKE BLOCKBUSTER DEAL
- PATS, ROCKETS SWAP TOTAL OF 6 PLAYERS -

Regina, Saskatchewan – The Regina Pats have completed the largest trade in the WHL this season, swapping a total of 6 players with the Kelowna Rockets. The Regina Pats are shipping forwards Justin Bernhardt, Jason MacDonald, and prospect Kyle St. Denis to Kelowna, in exchange for forwards Troy Ofukany, Kaspars Saulietis, and Kirt Hill.

Bernhardt, the native of Yorkton, SK, had been with the Pats organization for 3 years, collecting a total of 73 points in 128 games played, including a breakout season last year, when he potted 22 goals and 23 assists for 45 points. This season, Bernhardt had collected 7 goals and 10 assists for 17 points in 25 games played with the Pats. This past fall, Bernhardt was signed to an NHL Amateur Tryout Agreement, and suited up with the San Jose Sharks’ rookies during the “Pacific Division Shootout.”

MacDonald, originally from Calgary, AB, has appeared in 18 games with the Pats this season, collecting 1 goal, along with a -6 plus/minus rating. MacDonald (6’1”, 175lb) suited up for 40 games with the Pats last season, collecting 1 goal and 2 assists on the year.

St. Denis, native of Trail, BC, was originally drafted by the Vancouver Giants in the 5th round of the 2005 WHL Bantam Draft. St. Denis (5’7”, 160lb) was on the Pats’ protected list, and is currently playing for the Vernon Vipers of the BCHL, where he has 12 goals and 15 assists in 28 games played so far this season.

In exchange, the Pats receive a trio of players, headlined by 19-year old Troy Ofukany. Ofukany was the leading scorer for the Rockets so far this season, compiling 12 goals and 8 assists in 30 games. The 6’0”, 193lb product of Kamloops, BC, Ofukany also brings an element of toughness to the table, collecting 67 minutes in penalties this season with the Rockets. Last season, he accumulated 26 points in 68 games for the Rockets, along with 112 penalty minutes.

With the move, the Pats also fill their 2nd import roster spot by bringing in Kaspars Saulietis, a naitve of Riga, Latvia. 19 year-old Saulietis (6’4”, 190lb) is playing in his rookie campaign in the WHL, having collected 9 goals and 8 assists in 24 games with the Rockets.

The Pats will also be welcoming 18-year old Kirt Hill, a native of Winnipeg, MB. Hill (5’11”, 171lb) has played the last 3 years with the Rockets, collecting 37 points in 123 games played, to go along with 134 PIM’s. Hill currently sits with 7 goals and 9 assists for 16 points, combined with 47 minutes in penalties.

The three newest members of the Pats’ hockey club will meet up with the team in Calgary this evening, and hopefully be in the line-up for this weekend’s games, beginning with a match-up with the Calgary Hitmen tomorrow night at the Pengrowth Saddledome.

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Wednesday January 10th, 2007

To REGINA: Michael MacAngus, Saskatoon's 3rd and 5th round bantam picks in 2007
To SASKATOON: Derek Hulak and Regina's 4th round bantam draft pick in 2007

To REGINA: Myles Stoesz
To CHILLIWACK: Brayden Metz


http://www.reginapats.com/modules.ph...rticle&sid=750

PATS DEAL HULAK AND METZ

PATS ACQUIRE MacANGUS & STOESZ

Regina, Saskatchewan – With the WHL Trade Deadline looming, the Pats made a splash in the swapping frenzy, acquiring two veteran forwards. The Pats shipped 17-year old forward Derek Hulak to the Saskatoon Blades in exchange for 18-year old forward Michael MacAngus. In a separate deal, the Pats also sent 16-year old prospect Brayden Metz to the expansion Chilliwack Bruins in exchange for 19-year old forward Myles Stoesz.

MacAngus (6’0”, 188lbs), the native of Edmonton, AB, is currently in his 2nd season with the Saskatoon Blades. Through 40 games this season, he has collected 10 goals and 13 assists for 23 points. During his rookie campaign with the Blades last year, MacAngus chipped in with 5 goals and 10 assists in 55 games.

Hulak (6’0”, 178lbs), the native of Saskatoon, SK, is in his rookie season in the WHL. Through 19 games this season, Hulak had collected 6 goals and 4 assists. Near the end of October, Hulak suffered a separated shoulder, and the injury kept Hulak out of the line-up for a total of 21 games.

Stoesz (6’2”, 208lbs), originally from Steinbach, MB, is in his 4th season in the WHL. Stoesz was a member of the Spokane Chiefs for three years before joining the expansion Chilliwack Bruins this season. This year, Stoesz has collected 3 goals and 2 assists, to go along with 135 minutes in penalties in 40 games. Last year, Stoesz piled up an impressive 260 PIM’s in 56 games played with Spokane.

Metz (6’0”, 170lbs), the native of Regina, SK, is currently playing for the Regina Pat Canadians of the Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League. Through his first 28 games this season, Metz has compiled 7 goals and 14 assists for 21 points, as well as 77 minutes in penalties. Metz had also suited up for 2 games with the Pats this season, accumulating 2 penalty minutes and an even plus minus rating.

In other news, the Regina Pats announced that they have assigned 19-year old forward Scott Brownlee to the Okotoks Oilers of the Alberta Junior Hockey League. Brownlee (5’11”, 186lbs), is originally from Unity, SK, and has been riddled with injuries this season. Brownlee suffered a broken hand in mid-November during a fight in Vancouver against ex-Pat Kyle Lamb. Brownlee returned from the hand injury, but was again sidelined after suffering a back injury last month during practice. Through 15 games this season, Brownlee had collected 1 goal and 3 assists, along with 65 penalty minutes.