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The Tampa Bay Lightning acquired the rights to forward Jack Pridham from the Chicago Blackhawks for a 2027 third-round pick.
Pridham, 20, posted 46 goals and 90 points in 65 OHL games, underscoring his scoring upside that drew Tampa Bay’s interest.
Pridham’s 17 playoff points, including 15 assists in 18 games, helped Kitchener win the OHL title and highlighted his playoff potential.

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Lightning acquire the rights to forward prospect Jack Pridham from the Chicago Blackhawks in a trade.
Pridham, 20, was drafted by Chicago in the 2024 third round and could re-enter the draft if unsigned by the deadline.
Pridham plans to play NCAA hockey next season, with an announcement expected soon.
In exchange, Chicago receives a third-round pick in the 2027 draft.
Pridham played 65 games with the Kitchener Rangers, scoring 46 goals and 44 assists this season.
Pridham helped Kitchener win the OHL championship and the Memorial Cup.
The deal notes Pridham’s potential NCAA commitment as part of his development plan.
The trade signals Tampa Bay’s strategy to bolster prospect depth via rights acquisitions.
The AP report frames the move within the broader NHL trade activity.

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The Blackhawks traded Jack Pridham's rights to the Lightning for a third-round pick as his draft rights expired.
Dominic James left Chicago after declining a contract and signed with Tampa Bay, citing a quicker NHL route.
The moves come as Chicago manages a crowded under-23 prospect pool and signs many draft picks to stay on plan.
Davidson has signed most of his 2022–2025 draft picks, easing the rebuild timeline.
Hockey Prospecting’s model projects a 35 percent chance Pridham becomes an NHL player.
The franchise may use future first- and second-rounders to trade for proven players or spread assets.
James has become a regular in the Lightning’s lineup and contributed in the playoffs this season.
The Blackhawks plan to welcome Nestrašil and Mustard to the NHL late in the 2026–27 season after college.
Davidson’s approach aims to avoid oversaturating the prospect pool while signing key players.
The article notes the dynamic between drafting many players and the chance some will seek opportunities elsewhere.

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