The Montreal Canadiens have traded forward Alex Galchenyuk in exchange for Max Domi from the Arizona Coyotes.
“Thanks for proudly sporting the CH for six great seasons, Chucky,” tweeted the team Friday night. “Good luck in Arizona!”
The team made the announcement on social media late Friday night and welcomed their latest acquisition to Montreal.
Galchenyuk, 24, had spent his entire NHL career with the Habs. He was selected third overall in the 2012 draft, scoring 108 goals and 255 points in 418 games.
In 2017, the Canadiens signed Galchenyuk to a three-year, US $14.7-million contract.
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Arizona Coyotes general manager John Chayka described Galchenyuk as a skilled and productive forward.
“We’re excited to add another elite young player to our core group moving forward,” he said in statement.
Domi has played 222 games with the Coyotes since he joined the team during the 2015-2016 season. The 23-year-old Winnipeg native, who is the son of retired NHL enforcer Tie Domi, scored 36 goals and 135 points.
Montreal has the third pick in the upcoming NHL draft on June 22, while Arizona is slated to pick fifth.
—with files from the Canadian Press