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Glenn Gawdin

Anaheim Ducks Reassign Glenn Gawdin To AHL

November 14, 2022 at 4:17 pm CDT | by Josh Erickson Leave a Comment

After a hectic couple of days, forward Glenn Gawdin is headed back to the minors. The Anaheim Ducks announced via team release Monday afternoon that the team has reassigned him to the AHL’s San Diego Gulls.

After being called up to the Ducks on October 31 to replace Pavol Regenda, the Ducks have shuttled Gawdin up and down between the NHL and AHL twice in the past four days. The Ducks are keeping a tight roster this season with only one or two healthy extras called up at a time, and with Adam Henrique returning from a brief paternity leave on Saturday, Gawdin’s services were no longer needed at the NHL level.

The 25-year-old has appeared in three games with the big club this season, having yet to record a point with an average of 9:35 of ice time per game. He’s off to an expected hot start in the minors, though, recording three goals and three assists with the Gulls in seven appearances.

Gawdin will remain one of Anaheim’s top call-up options throughout the season, although younger players like Benoit-Olivier Groulx and Brayden Tracey are also off to solid starts in San Diego and don’t require waivers. However, it will be a little bit of time before Gawdin requires waivers again to return to San Diego. He’ll need to spend 18 more days on the NHL roster for him to lose his temporary waiver exemption after clearing on October 11.

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Anaheim Ducks Recall Glenn Gawdin, Reassign Pavol Regenda

October 31, 2022 at 4:30 pm CDT | by Josh Erickson Leave a Comment

The Anaheim Ducks announced today via a team release that the club has recalled forward Glenn Gawdin from the AHL’s San Diego Gulls, replacing him in the minors with forward Pavol Regenda. The team also assigned forward Sam Carrick to San Diego on a long-term injury conditioning loan.

When Anaheim signed Gawdin to a two-year contract last summer, many expected him to crack the opening-night lineup considering his strong 2021-22 AHL campaign and his one-way deal. However, with the player he’s replacing in Regenda having a strong camp, the Ducks opted to waive Gawdin, also claiming winger Brett Leason from the Washington Capitals for some depth.

Gawdin didn’t go away quietly, though, registering three goals and three assists for six points in his first seven games with San Diego. The former captain of the WHL’s Swift Current Broncos can play both center and wing and he could potentially slot in as the team’s fourth-line pivot between Max Comtois and Max Jones for their game tomorrow in San Jose.

Regenda, 22, had an impressive training camp after signing with the team as an undrafted free agent, earning a spot in the opening-night lineup. After posting 39 points in 43 games in the Slovak Extraliga last season, he hasn’t looked entirely out of place in the NHL. Yet he’s been used for just over 10 minutes per game, and with two assists in five outings, the team knows Regenda is still young and could benefit from some more playing time in the minors.

Of note, Carrick is working his way back from a hip injury he suffered at the end of last season. He wasn’t initially expected to return until closer to Thanksgiving, suggesting his recovery path is slightly ahead of schedule. He’ll briefly return to San Diego before coming back up to the Ducks when healthy, where he was the captain for the past three seasons.

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Glenn Gawdin Clears Waivers

October 11, 2022 at 1:05 pm CDT | by Brian La Rose Leave a Comment

Oct 11: Gawdin has cleared waivers and can be assigned to the minor leagues.

Oct 10: Over the past couple of weeks, the waiver wire has been a busy place as teams quickly pared down their rosters in preparation for the start of the season.  Today, the list of players available is much smaller – just one, in fact – as Daily Faceoff’s Frank Seravalli reports (Twitter link) that the Ducks have placed forward Glenn Gawdin on waivers.

Anaheim signed the 25-year-old in free agency back in July on the heels of another very productive season in the minors.  He spent the bulk of 2021-22 with AHL Stockton, notching 15 goals and 35 assists in 62 games while also getting into a pair of games with Calgary.  Gawdin’s market was strong enough that he was able to get a two-year deal from Anaheim worth the minimum in both seasons including a one-way salary for the upcoming season.  Assuming he clears successfully on Tuesday, he’ll be sent to AHL San Diego where he’ll be counted on to play a big role with the Gulls.

Earlier in the day, five players were picked up off waivers – goaltender Connor Ingram (Arizona), defensemen Josh Mahura (Florida) and Jarred Tinordi (Chicago), plus forwards Axel Jonsson Fjallby (Winnipeg) and Brett Leason (Anaheim).  The other 59 players from yesterday’s waiver class all passed through unclaimed.

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Anaheim Ducks Announce Five Contracts

July 14, 2022 at 11:51 am CDT | by Gavin Lee 5 Comments

While Ryan Strome and Frank Vatrano may take most of the headlines, the Anaheim Ducks have signed a number of other free agents for organizational depth. The team has announced contracts for Chase De Leo (two years, two-way), Glenn Gawdin (two years, one-way in 2023-24), Justin Kirkland (one year, two-way), Austin Strand (one year, two-way), and Colton White (two years, two-way).

Ducks fans will remember De Leo, who played several seasons in their minor league system and even appeared in three NHL games a few years ago. The 26-year-old forward stands just 5’9″ but is an excellent AHL scorer, who put up 56 points in 55 games for the Utica Comets this year.

Kirkland meanwhile broke out in the minors this year, scoring 25 goals to nearly double his career total. The 25-year-old was the 62nd overall pick in 2014 but never has made it to the NHL, instead spending his entire career with the Milwaukee Admirals and Stockton Heat to this point.

Strand, 25, played eight games with the Los Angeles Kings this year, lending his huge frame to the defensive end of the rink. The 6’3″ undrafted defenseman became a Group VI unrestricted free agent this summer because he has only played in 21 games so far but offers a potential injury replacement for the Ducks if needed.

White is the same, as he actually played in 27 games for the Devils this season but still didn’t reach the Group VI cutoff. A fourth-round pick in 2015, he has just 38 games to his name and is likely headed back to the minor leagues.

As we profiled yesterday, Gawdin is perhaps the most interesting of the bunch, given his strong play in the minor leagues, ability to play center, and partial one-way contract. The 25-year-old might get a look with the Ducks at some point in the bottom six, something he rarely was given in Calgary.

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Anaheim Ducks Agree To Terms With Glenn Gawdin

July 13, 2022 at 2:31 pm CDT | by Gavin Lee 2 Comments

The Anaheim Ducks have added a top minor league player who might be ready for an NHL opportunity, agreeing to terms with Glenn Gawdin on a two-year deal, according to Frank Seravalli of Daily Faceoff. The deal will be a two-way contract in 2022-23 and one-way in 2023-24.

Gawdin, 25, has played just nine games in the NHL, all with the Calgary Flames. His play since entering the AHL however, has resulted in 148 points through 201 games and this deal is a reward for that strong play.

Whether he actually gets a chance to compete for a Ducks roster spot remains to be seen but with the club having just eight forwards signed to one-way contracts, there should be some healthy battles at camp.

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