Peterborough Petes Acquire Edmonton Oilers Prospect From the Ottawa 67's; Team Releases Former Oshawa General Overage Forward
/The Peterborough Petes have made their transaction of the week ahead of Friday’s trade deadline as they acquired Edmonton Oilers prospect Brady Stonehouse from the Ottawa 67’s in exchange for Sudbury’s fourth-round pick in 2027 and a sixth-round pick in 2028.
The team also announced that overage forward Ryder McIntyre has been released from the team.
Photo courtesy of Natalie Shaver and the OHL.
Stonehouse, an overage forward from Blenheim, Ont. was originally selected by the 67’s in the second round, 26th overall, of the 2020 OHL Priority Selection. In 218 games over parts of four seasons in Ottawa, he scored 80 goals and 66 assists for 146 points. In 25 playoff games with the 67’s, he had four goals and five assists for nine points. In October of 2023, Stonehouse signed an entry-level contract with the Edmonton Oilers after attending the team’s rookie and main camp as an undrafted free agent.
“Brady is an extremely competitive forward who plays hard at both ends of the ice,” said Michael Oke, general manager and vice president of operations. “Having played over 200 games in the OHL, we know that his experience will be very beneficial for our young group. We’re looking forward to having him join our team and aiding in his development as he prepares to turn pro next season.”
Photo courtesy of Kenneth Andersen and the Peterborough Petes.
