Generals Acquire Daniel Walker from the Battalion in Exchange for a Draft Selection
Published on June 28, 2019 under Ontario Hockey League (OHL)
Oshawa Generals News Release
Oshawa, ON- The Oshawa Generals announced today they have acquired forward Daniel Walker from the North Bay Battalion in exchange for a draft selection.
Generals receive:
Forward Daniel Walker
Generals trade:
Fourth Round Selection
Walker, heading into his over age season, has played with the Battalion his entire Ontario Hockey League career. The 6'5, 212 pound forward had six goals and three assists in 44 games played last season while accumulating 129 penalty minutes. Walker will attend Generals training camp at the end of August before joining the team for pre-season play.
Gens training camp will open on the week of August 26th and lead up to the Gens first exhibition game in Kingston versus the Frontenacs on August 30th.
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