Another leaving Leaf
Toronto ships Ware to Panthers for Nemirovsky
Posted: Wednesday February 17, 1999 06:32 PM
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Nemirovsky has scored 16 goals in 91 career NHL games. Rick Stewart/Allsport |
TORONTO (Ticker) -- The Toronto Maple Leafs
made their second trade in as many days, acquiring right wing David
Nemirovsky from the Florida
Panthers for defenseman Jeff Ware.
On Tuesday, the Maple Leafs obtained defenseman Chris McAllister from the
Vancouver Canucks in
exchange for center Darby Hendrickson.
Nemirovsky, 22, a native of Toronto, will report to St. John's of the
American Hockey League after spending the majority of the year playing with
the Fort Wayne Komets of the International Hockey League. He recorded 22
goals and 13 assists in 44 games for Fort Wayne and appeared in two games
for the Panthers, recording one assist.
Playing in his fourth season, Nemirovsky has appeared in 91 career NHL
games, scoring 16 goals and adding 22 assists with 42 penalty minutes.
Ware, 21, was a first-round pick of the Leafs and the 15th overall
selection in the 1995 draft. In 65 games with St. John's this season, he
had one goal and four assists with 130 penalty minutes. Ware has played in
16 career NHL games and is pointless with six penalty minutes.
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