He's been bouncing between the teams though. But that deal with preds was pure robery for Hawks not to pull the trigger and then he had like one goal in 20 something games before being traded for Simmonds in a season where Nashville went all in, again making a sense for them to move on. Now whatever Fletch has in mind, vets on d, 2C and resigning young rfas who actually move the needle seemed to be higher on his list of priorities and rightfully so.
Only thing in common is that neither team considered him valuable enough to hold onto him, which once again I don't think is too crazy either.
Also sidenote we have OL, NAK, Farabee, Allison all being able to play rw and now we heard even Frost talking about RW in development camp.
In the end if you take away his draft pedigree there's nothing unusual about Hartmans journey at all.