Primeau, Blais, Douglas, Ellis All Claimed Off Waivers – 10/06/25
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The Hockey Writers
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In a flurry of activity that characterized the recent NHL waiver wire, several notable players drew interest from different teams as they sought to bolster their rosters. Among these players was Cayden Primeau, a goaltender formerly with the Montreal Canadiens. Primeau's potential and experience in the league made him an attractive option, now aiming for a fresh start with the Carolina Hurricanes after being claimed off waivers.
Additionally, forward Julien Blais has found a new home with the San Jose Sharks. Blais, who previously played with the Tampa Bay Lightning organization, is eager to make an impact in San Jose and showcase his skills. His speed and versatility on the ice could prove to be beneficial as the Sharks look to enhance their forward depth.
The New Jersey Devils also made moves, claiming defenseman Lucas Ellis. Ellis, known for his defensive acumen and ability to contribute offensively, will aim to solidify the blue line for New Jersey. The claims reflect teams' strategic planning as they head into the season, looking to strengthen their lineups for a competitive edge.
These recent transactions highlight the dynamic nature of the NHL, where opportunities arise quickly, and teams must act fast to secure talent that fits their roster needs. As the season approaches, the performance of these newly claimed players will certainly be a focal point for fans and analysts alike.
Additionally, forward Julien Blais has found a new home with the San Jose Sharks. Blais, who previously played with the Tampa Bay Lightning organization, is eager to make an impact in San Jose and showcase his skills. His speed and versatility on the ice could prove to be beneficial as the Sharks look to enhance their forward depth.
The New Jersey Devils also made moves, claiming defenseman Lucas Ellis. Ellis, known for his defensive acumen and ability to contribute offensively, will aim to solidify the blue line for New Jersey. The claims reflect teams' strategic planning as they head into the season, looking to strengthen their lineups for a competitive edge.
These recent transactions highlight the dynamic nature of the NHL, where opportunities arise quickly, and teams must act fast to secure talent that fits their roster needs. As the season approaches, the performance of these newly claimed players will certainly be a focal point for fans and analysts alike.