
Tigers Send Heid to Prince Albert
Published on September 6, 2016 under Western Hockey League (WHL)
Medicine Hat Tigers News Release
Medicine Hat, AB - The Medicine Hat Tigers have traded defenseman Nick Heid to the Prince Albert Raiders in exchange for a 7th Round Bantam Draft pick in 2017.
Heid, a native of Fridley, Minnesota, was acquired by the Tigers last season from the Portland Winterhawks. In 62 games split between the Tigers and Winterhawks, Heid recorded 6 assists and collected 41 penalty minutes.
"We would like to thank Nick for his contributions to the Tigers and wish him all the best with Prince Albert," stated General Manager and Head Coach Shaun Clouston.
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