Minnesota Wild’s Chase Priskie Heads to KHL After Short Stint: Trade Breakdown & Impact
00:00 – Intro
00:22 – Minnesota Wild’s Chase Priskie Heads to KHL After Short Stint: Trade Breakdown & Impact
03:43 – NHL Prospect Chase Priskie Makes Leap to KHL – Signs New Deal!
05:03 – Chase Priskie Signs with KHL’s Sibir Novosibirsk: AHL Star Defenseman Heads to Russia
1. Minnesota Wild’s Chase Priskie Heads to KHL After Short Stint: Trade Breakdown & Impact
Chase Priskie, recently acquired by the Minnesota Wild in a draft-day trade with the Washington Capitals, has chosen to sign with Sibir Novosibirsk in the KHL for the upcoming season. In this video, we break down the trade that sent Declan Chisholm and a draft pick to Washington for Priskie and Minnesota’s pick Carter Klippenstein. Explore why Priskie did not remain in the NHL despite strong AHL performances, his Calder Cup victory with Hershey, and what this move means for the Wild’s blue line depth. Plus, a closer look at Minnesota’s focus on youth in defense and the future implications for both organizations.
Keywords featured: Chase Priskie, Minnesota Wild, NHL draft trade, KHL signing, Declan Chisholm trade, Sibir Novosibirsk, Hershey Bears Calder Cup, AHL to KHL, Wild defensive prospects.
2. NHL Prospect Chase Priskie Makes Leap to KHL – Signs New Deal!
Get the latest hockey news as Chase Priskie, a notable NHL prospect,
announces his move to the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL).
Learn about his career, the implications of this signing,
and what it means for his future in professional hockey.
**Key Points:**
– Chase Priskie’s KHL deal details
– Impact on his NHL prospects
– What to expect from his KHL debut
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3. Chase Priskie Signs with KHL’s Sibir Novosibirsk: AHL Star Defenseman Heads to Russia
Former Hershey Bears standout Chase Priskie is taking his talents to Russia, signing a one-year deal with Sibir Novosibirsk of the KHL. The 29-year-old defenseman was a key contributor to Hershey’s 2024 Calder Cup championship run, leading all AHL defensemen in playoff assists (12) and tying for the league lead in points (14) during the postseason.
Despite his impressive AHL career and offensive production from the blue line, Priskie has only appeared in 4 NHL games, all with his hometown Florida Panthers in 2021-22. Originally drafted by Washington in 2016, he’s bounced between several organizations including Florida, Buffalo, and Anaheim before returning to the Capitals system.
Last season with Hershey, Priskie posted career-high numbers with 12 goals and 35 points in 61 games. His move to the KHL comes after Washington traded his signing rights to Minnesota, who opted not to sign him before he became a UFA.
This video breaks down Priskie’s career journey, his offensive capabilities as a defenseman, and what this move to Russia means for his hockey future. We also discuss Sibir Novosibirsk’s recent signing of former NHL goaltender Louis Domingue as they bolster their roster with North American talent.
