1/30: Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reports that Shore has cleared waivers, and can be safely reassigned to AHL Coachella Valley.
1/29: The Seattle Kraken have placed forward Devin Shore on waivers with the intention of assigning him to the AHL. Shore has appeared in 21 games with the Kraken this season, netting one goal and four points. He’s also played nine AHL games, scoring six points.
Shore is in his first season with the Kraken, signing a one-year, two-way, $775K contract with the team this summer. The deal marked his move away from the Edmonton Oilers, who he spent three seasons and 134 games with from 2020 to 2023. This move becomes the fifth time that Shore has been placed on waivers, with the Oilers waiving him twice in each of the last two seasons. He’s passed through unclaimed every time, though he only played five games with Edmonton’s AHL affiliate during his time in the organization.
Shore was originally drafted by the Dallas Stars in the second round of the 2012 NHL Draft – the same round that produced Damon Severson, Chris Tierney, Jordan Martinook, and Jake McCabe. It was an impressive round in what was a very deep 2012 Draft and Shore has certainly contributed, managing 443 career NHL games and 139 points. He made his professional debut after the end of the University of Maine’s 2014-15 season, playing in 19 AHL games and scoring six points. His NHL rookie season came in 2016-17, with Shore playing in 82 games and scoring 13 goals and 33 points with Dallas – all career-highs.
I’m just glad Francis made the right decision by getting Yamamoto and letting Sprong walk, And signing the nearly 40 year old Bellemare.
Evidently there is no need for you to use the sarcasm font! LOL!!!!
So, not sure why you have it out for Francis. He has made some good moves and some not so good, but he built a very good team in Carolina, and he has done pretty well with what he has had available to build the Kraken. Let’s wait a few seasons to see how his draft picks turn out before we can him.
Just sighting sloppy moves, FYI. Ron Francis had zero playoff appearances as Carolina’s GM.
True, but the players he drafted developed into a solid team. He was probably ly let go prematurely there. Anyway, I agree that letting Sprong, Geekie and Donato go for what we replaced them with wasn’t a step in the right direction, but I think it was more about what we would have needed to pay them to resign
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