Canucks place handful of players on the block

[Hossa]

Vancouver is placing the following roster players all on the block:

Brad Moran
Matt Hendricks
Brad Defauw
Ryan Barnes
Zenon Konopka
Daryl Andrews
Martin Brochu

Also, the following prospects are available for next to nothing:

Ryan Bonni
Alex Zevahkin
Andrei Petrunin
Radek Duda
Thomas Frolo
Lubomir Vaic
Graig Mischler
Justin Morrison
Josef Vavra
David Ytfeldt
Premsyl Dubin
Darren Van Impe (Europe)
Brad Smyth (Europe)
Jason Dawe (RFA)

Let me know if any of the above players are of interest. Send any and all offers to [email protected].

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[HFNHL Red Wings]

Ooops! Brad Defauw had been claimed off waivers last time he was sent down. I forget who was the successful claimant and obviously I forgot to process the transaction. Accordingly Defauw is not available for trade.

 

[Hossa]

Ooops! Brad Defauw had been claimed off waivers last time he was sent down. I forget who was the successful claimant and obviously I forgot to process the transaction. Accordingly Defauw is not available for trade.

Ok. Any idea who claimed him.

 

[HFNHL Red Wings]

Nope. I sent a message to Douglas asking him to resend me the info. Obviously it was someone that didn't want him that bad if they didn't notice

 

[Ohio Jones]

Nope. I sent a message to Douglas asking him to resend me the info. Obviously it was someone that didn't want him that bad if they didn't notice

It was my bad, actually - there had been two claimants, and one of them withdrew their claim, at which point I promptly forgot about the other claim... which was Drew's! So after many years amd many offers to many GMs, Drew finally gets his hands on Bred DeFauw for the princely sum of $50,000.

 

[HFNHL Red Wings]

The Detroit Red Wings are indeed pleased to have aquired Mr. Defauw and feel that the change of environment will be beneficial to his development. We are confident that Brad will benefit from our commitment to player development that has seen such players as Todd White, Martin St. Louis, Trent Hunter, et. al resurrect careers that had appeared dead before arriving in Detroit.