The second day of the NHL draft is complete. After not having a first-round pick on Day 1 — Dallas traded its first pick and a 2025 conditional fourth-round...
After initially not having a pick in the third round — Dallasin the deal to acquire backup goaltender Scott Wedgewood — general manager Jim Nill made a deal with Nashville to move up to No. 79 and selected center Brad Gardiner.
Gardner, 18, played for the OHL’s Ottawa 67s last season, scoring 39 points in 63 games. His production took a massive jump from his first year to his second year in the league.Dallas sent its 2024 third-round pick and a 2024 sixth-round pick to Nashville to move up. “Seeing the fans and team throughout the playoffs, it’s pretty hard not to be excited about going to Dallas”
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