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The Washington Capitals have reportedly granted 22-year-old forward Ivan Miroshnichenko and his agent permission to seek a trade. According to Elliotte Friedman on 32 Thoughts, the Russian winger is looking for a fresh start after struggling to secure consistent ice time within Washington's crowded forward lineup, appearing in just three games so far this season.
Drafted 20th overall in 2022, Miroshnichenko has recorded six goals and 14 points in 55 career NHL games. Last Word On Hockey notes that any potential trade return could resemble the package Pittsburgh sent Columbus for Egor Chinakhov, involving draft picks and a roster player.
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