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The Vegas Golden Knights have won the Ryan Carpenter sweepstakes, claiming the 26-year-old forward off waivers this morning. Carpenter leaves the Sharks with 28 NHL games played over three seasons, two goals, three assists, and six penalty minutes. He played 206 games with the AHL San Jose Barracuda over four seasons, totaling 44 goals, 86 assists, and 105 penalty minutes.
So many good memories with the @SanJoseSharks @sjbarracuda!! Great group of guys, coaches, and great fans to play for over the past few years! Thankful and excited to get to Vegas! @GoldenKnights
— Ryan Carpenter (@CarpyDeuces) December 13, 2017
Gunna miss you bro, sin city got a good one @CarpyDeuces #deuces
— Barclay Goodrow (@bgoodrow23) December 13, 2017
Dad status: @CarpyDeuces at the farmers market with his baby son.
— San Jose Sharks (@SanJoseSharks) November 21, 2017
The latest episode of Off Days is here! pic.twitter.com/h8PU7vRfLU
This goal brought to you by @sjbarracuda alumni: @bgoodrow23 from @DannyORegan15 & @CarpyDeuces #OnceACudaAlwaysACuda #CudaCountry pic.twitter.com/QTl0VJO9K4
— Troy Grosenick (@TGrose1) December 3, 2017
After placing Carpenter on waivers, the Sharks called up forward Danny O’Regan from the Barracuda. Carpenter will face off against his former team in February when the Golden Knights visit the Sharks at SAP Center. In the meantime, Vegas will face off against the Pittsburgh Penguins tomorrow night.
Best of luck to Carpy in this next stage of his career.
#OnceACudaAlwaysACuda #OnceASharkAlwaysAShark