The Melfort Mustangs are at it again as they acquired the 20 year old on the Millionaire's trade block in Cody Hanson for future considerations including AP Player Levi Cable as the Mustangs look to add to the roster full of experience for the playoff drive they sit in second after getting 4 of a possible 6 points in their southern road swing in Weyburn, Estevan and Notre Dame... apparently should have been perfect again but what are you gonna do.
Hanson's stats through 37 games he's got 20 goals and 17 assists so another point a game guy I'm sure he'll get the same speech that Brayden Metz got in being not a saviour just a member of the team.
I will have audio tomorrow morning with Darrell Mann about this trade and the Mustang Report!
Hanson is good fit with the Mustangs as he will reunite with his roommate and former captain in Metz, He fits the Mustangs system, I'm curious to see where Hanson will play, As Darryl Skender has quoted it the MMA line in Mireau, Metz and Aschim were lights out this weekend 13 points total in the 2 games they were together for and Metz also had a goal in the 2-1 loss to Weyburn.
They seem to be on track I wouldn't want to mess with a good thing but knowing the Mustangs they'll juggle chemistry so everyone can play with anyone on any given night. Brody Haygarth is having shoulder problems the original plan was for him to play with Metz, I'm sure at one point that will happen its up in the air for lines right now down the stretch.
The Mustangs are off till Friday when they host Kindersley plenty of time to rest and heal. Reagan Nabseth is out with a separated shoulder for 6 weeks, Connor Bradshaw is banged up, Haygarth more time to heal maybe take some light practice, give Jesse Ehnisz time to heal his ankle sprain and Charles Corsi for some more rest and heal a sore groin.
The Mustangs are then back in action Sunday against Notre Dame.
That's the latest from the CK750 Trade Centre, Nipawin has been busy and I'm sure Humboldt has a couple phone calls that will turn into trades. Till the next post
GDP
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