Walman out and Oilers put another veteran d-man on Long Term Injury Reserve (LTIR)

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The Edmonton Oilers puts new acquisitions and veteran D-Man John Klingberg on a long-term injury reserve.

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Salary cap site Puckpedia @puckpedia reported: “Klingberg is eligible for LTIR because the Oilers have 24 days from his last game until the start of the playoffs and 10 games. By getting Klingberg’s $1.76 million block, as Klingberg earned $1.76 million in the space of LTIR, Phelp automatically converted to $0 emergency hat in the space of LTIR, earning $7,750 from 0 $1.

Dustin Nielson, an Edmonton Radio commentator of Clinberg, signed: “They took risks and backfired, making them spend their hats before the deadline.

Meanwhile, newcomer D-Man Jake Walman was scratched at the last minute of Wednesday night’s game against St. Louis.

Sportsnet announcer Jack Michaels reported that Walman was sick.

Connor McDavid was on the lineup.

McDavid missed the last eight games.

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My opinion

1. John Klingberg played 10 games after signing in January, then got out for a month and returned to a game in late March, and now he may be out for the rest of the regular season. The injured oiler can use his block space to fill the player.

2, the most likely summon is Cam Dineen, who plays with the Oilers this year and has his own game.

3. Klingberg has performed well in his game, hoping he can help the Oilers in the playoffs. Until he was injured again, reportedly from a hard shot injury, he looked like he was more exercise due to a double hip surgery and also read the game better after a year off. Now, his position is even more uncertain, because his question is whether he can help the team in the playoffs.
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