The interesting part though is the trickle-down effect this will have in Red Deer, where the Rebels already had three good overage forwards - Turner Elson, Charles Inglis, and Adam Kambeitz. If we go on the (seemingly safe) assumption that Red Deer didn't acquire Underwood just to flip him to somebody else, then this move means that one of that pretty good trio of Red Deer overage forwards is going to be on the move somewhere else in the next two weeks.
Edmonton and Vancouver both have openings for overage players yet - but Calgary, Kootenay, Spokane, and Tri-City join Regina and Red Deer as teams who all have one extra overager still. It's a buyers market.....
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Elson might be an interesting fit in Edmonton. Local kid. Lots of grit despite smaller stature. Could fill the same role as Jordan Peddle last year. Inglis would likely not be a fit in the room.
Only issue is I would think Edmonton may want to add a veteran D-man with the departure of Pysyl and Gernat's injury issue. Keep hearing Musil (a 19 year old) may be in play. Not sure what the cost would be, but that would be a great addition.
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