Anaheim Ducks Acquire A.J. Greer from Florida Panthers in Exchange for Radko Gudas: A Strategic Roster Move
The Anaheim Ducks have acquired the rights to right wing A.J. Greer from the Florida Panthers in exchange for the rights to defenseman Radko Gudas. Greer had a successful season with the Panthers, setting career-highs in points, goals, assists, and plus/minus. He also contributed to the team's Stanley Cup championship in 2025, scoring points in the postseason games.
Greer, a 29-year-old forward, has played for various NHL teams and has a solid track record in the league. He has also played in the AHL and college hockey, showcasing his skills and versatility on the ice. Originally drafted by the Colorado Avalanche, Greer has proven himself as a valuable player in the league.
On the other hand, Radko Gudas, a 36-year-old defenseman, has been a key player for the Anaheim Ducks in the past few seasons. Serving as the team's captain, Gudas has been a reliable presence on the ice, contributing points and solid defensive play. With a wealth of experience in the NHL, Gudas has played for multiple teams and has established himself as a respected player in the league.
The Ducks' General Manager, Pat Verbeek, expressed gratitude for Gudas's contributions to the team and community and wished him success in his future endeavors. The team is looking forward to signing A.J. Greer and seeing how he can enhance the club with his skills and performance on the ice. The trade represents a strategic move for both teams, aiming to strengthen their rosters and achieve success in the upcoming seasons.