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EDMONTON – The re-shaping of the Edmonton Oilers continued on trade-deadline day with deals of Ales Hemsky to the Ottawa Senators and Nick Schultz to the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Edmonton received a third-round pick in this year’s draft and a fifth-rounder in 2015 from Ottawa for Hemsky, a pending unrestricted free agent who expected to be traded.
“After the summer (Oilers management) told me pretty much straight up they’d trade me, and I didn’t get traded,” Hemsky told reporters in Edmonton. “It comes to the end, it’s a weird feeling and excited for the new challenge and play different hockey.”
The Oilers got a fifth-rounder from Columbus in exchange for Schultz, a defenceman who is also set to be a free agent July 1.
Edmonton also lost defenceman Corey Potter on waivers, as he was claimed by the Boston Bruins.
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