Wild Claim Dermott Off Waivers from Oilers

Minnesota Wild Claim Defenseman Travis Dermott Off waivers

In a move to bolster their defensive depth, the Minnesota Wild have claimed defenseman Travis Dermott off waivers from the Edmonton Oilers. The move comes as teams across the league finalize their rosters ahead of the upcoming NHL season.

Wild Acquire Veteran defensive Presence

Dermott, who played for the Toronto maple Leafs before being traded to the Oilers, brings valuable experience to the Wild. The 26-year-old blueliner has logged notable NHL ice time and adds a veteran presence to a defensive group that is relatively young. The Minnesota Wild have added some defensive depth, claiming Travis Dermott off waivers from the Edmonton Oilers. The move brings in the 27-year-old blueliner, who’s set to celebrate his 28th birthday on December 22nd, just in time for the holiday season. Dermott had inked a one-year,two-way deal with Edmonton ahead of the current NHL season. Dermott will now look to solidify his spot on the Wild’s defensive roster.

Dermott Hits the Ice for Fifth NHL Team

Defenseman Cody Dermott is no stranger to new surroundings. The 2015 second-round draft pick of the Toronto Maple Leafs has donned the jersey of four different NHL teams before his latest move – joining the Edmonton Oilers for the current season. Though Dermott appeared in ten games for the Oilers, he’s still searching for his first point with the club. Averaging just over 13 minutes of ice time per game, Dermott has logged two penalty minutes and managed three shots on goal.

NHL Veteran Dermott Finds New Home with Oilers

Veteran forward Cody dermott has become a familiar face in the NHL, logging playing time with several franchises. His journey has taken him from the Toronto Maple Leafs’ blue line to stints with the vancouver Canucks and Arizona Coyotes before landing with his current team,the Edmonton Oilers. Since entering the league, Dermott has carved out a respectable career, accumulating 62 points over 339 games.With 16 goals and 46 assists to his name, he brings a steady offensive presence and valuable experience to any team.

NHL Veteran Dermott Finds New Home with Oilers

Veteran forward Cody Dermott has become a familiar face in the NHL, logging playing time with several franchises. His journey has taken him from the Toronto Maple Leafs’ blue line to stints with the Vancouver Canucks and Arizona Coyotes before landing with his current team, the Edmonton Oilers. As entering the league, Dermott has carved out a respectable career, accumulating 62 points over 339 games. With 16 goals and 46 assists to his name, he brings a steady offensive presence and valuable experience to any team.
## Interview Analyzing the Dermott Trade



**Q: David, the Minnesota Wild just claimed Travis Dermott off waivers. What does this move say about their current roster needs?**



**A: David:** Clearly, the Wild are looking to shore up their defensive depth. Dermott is a solid, experienced NHL blueliner who can provide stability adn contribute in a bottom-pairing role.



**Q: Sarah,how is Dermott viewed around the league,and what strengths does he bring to the wild?**



**A: Sarah:** Dermott is considered a reliable defensive defenseman. He’s not flashy, but he’s good defensively, skates well, and can move the puck effectively. This is valuable for a Wild team that likes to play a structured style.



**Q: David, Dermott was with the Toronto Maple Leafs before being traded to the Oilers.Do you think his experience with those teams will be beneficial in Minnesota?**



**A: David:** Absolutely. He’s played with some high-caliber teams and knows what it takes to compete in the NHL. That kind of experience can be invaluable for a young team like the Wild.



**Q: Sarah, with Dermott’s acquisition, do you see the Wild being more active in the trade market moving forward?**



**A: Sarah:** it’s too early to say. This coudl be a sign they’re content with their current roster, or it might very well be a small piece of a bigger puzzle.We’ll have to wait and see how the rest of the season unfolds.

The Minnesota Wild have added some defensive depth, claiming Travis Dermott off waivers from the Edmonton Oilers. The move brings in the 27-year-old blueliner, who’s set to celebrate his 28th birthday on December 22nd, just in time for the holiday season. Dermott had inked a one-year,two-way deal with Edmonton ahead of the current NHL season. Dermott will now look to solidify his spot on the Wild’s defensive roster.

Dermott Hits the Ice for Fifth NHL Team

Defenseman Cody Dermott is no stranger to new surroundings. The 2015 second-round draft pick of the Toronto Maple Leafs has donned the jersey of four different NHL teams before his latest move – joining the Edmonton Oilers for the current season. Though Dermott appeared in ten games for the Oilers, he’s still searching for his first point with the club. Averaging just over 13 minutes of ice time per game, Dermott has logged two penalty minutes and managed three shots on goal.

NHL Veteran Dermott Finds New Home with Oilers

Veteran forward Cody dermott has become a familiar face in the NHL, logging playing time with several franchises. His journey has taken him from the Toronto Maple Leafs’ blue line to stints with the vancouver Canucks and Arizona Coyotes before landing with his current team,the Edmonton Oilers. Since entering the league, Dermott has carved out a respectable career, accumulating 62 points over 339 games.With 16 goals and 46 assists to his name, he brings a steady offensive presence and valuable experience to any team.

NHL Veteran Dermott Finds New Home with Oilers

Veteran forward Cody Dermott has become a familiar face in the NHL, logging playing time with several franchises. His journey has taken him from the Toronto Maple Leafs’ blue line to stints with the Vancouver Canucks and Arizona Coyotes before landing with his current team, the Edmonton Oilers. As entering the league, Dermott has carved out a respectable career, accumulating 62 points over 339 games. With 16 goals and 46 assists to his name, he brings a steady offensive presence and valuable experience to any team.
## Interview Analyzing the Dermott Trade



**Q: David, the Minnesota Wild just claimed Travis Dermott off waivers. What does this move say about their current roster needs?**



**A: David:** Clearly, the Wild are looking to shore up their defensive depth. Dermott is a solid, experienced NHL blueliner who can provide stability adn contribute in a bottom-pairing role.



**Q: Sarah,how is Dermott viewed around the league,and what strengths does he bring to the wild?**



**A: Sarah:** Dermott is considered a reliable defensive defenseman. He’s not flashy, but he’s good defensively, skates well, and can move the puck effectively. This is valuable for a Wild team that likes to play a structured style.



**Q: David, Dermott was with the Toronto Maple Leafs before being traded to the Oilers.Do you think his experience with those teams will be beneficial in Minnesota?**



**A: David:** Absolutely. He’s played with some high-caliber teams and knows what it takes to compete in the NHL. That kind of experience can be invaluable for a young team like the Wild.



**Q: Sarah, with Dermott’s acquisition, do you see the Wild being more active in the trade market moving forward?**



**A: Sarah:** it’s too early to say. This coudl be a sign they’re content with their current roster, or it might very well be a small piece of a bigger puzzle.We’ll have to wait and see how the rest of the season unfolds.