Filip Hallander Traded to Edmonton Oilers by Penguins

Forward Filip Hallander has been traded to the Edmonton Oilers by the Pittsburgh Penguins. Penguins assistant general manager Jason Spezza cited depth at forward and Hallander's expendability due to past injuries and a low ceiling as reasons for the move. Hallander, 26, has played 17 career NHL games, scoring one 5v5 goal. The trade addresses Pittsburgh's forward surplus and Edmonton's need for one, facilitating roster balance for both organizations.