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Oct 21, 2026

TylerHOST
5:56
Um, you know, Greslick placed on IR on, on October 13th.
TylerHOST
6:02
So, I mean, that was one that I kind of just forgot about, um, you know, since he was signed to be kind of some insurance after they didn't really like what they saw from the likes of Ryan Johnson, who, who we failed to, I think we failed to mention has just been traded away from the organization.
TylerHOST
6:17
He's in Pittsburgh now.
TylerHOST
6:18
So they really didn't like him.
ChrisHOST
6:40
For sure.
ChrisHOST
6:40
Yeah.
ChrisHOST
6:41
The, yeah, the Ryan Johnson trade, we kind of, I think that might've been the week that we were, we got crossed up on schedules and I mean, it was, it's such a minor trade too.
ChrisHOST
6:50
Just the fact, you know, two minor league defensemen coming back the other way, one of which, uh, sent down to the ECHL upon his arrival.
Nick BelskyHOST
32:31
I guess technically two considering they were made at different times.
Nick BelskyHOST
32:34
Ryan Johnson, the Penguins defenseman, was reassigned to the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins.
Nick BelskyHOST
32:38
He was acquired via trade late last week and was a healthy scratch ever since he came to the Penguins.
Nick BelskyHOST
32:44
But with Sam Girard injured in the Vegas game, the Penguins decided to make a move, calling up Ilya Solovyov, who was a plus one with four penalty minutes for Wilkes-Barre on Saturday, and has one assist and is a plus six in three games with Wilkes-Barre this season.
Nick HorwatHOST
34:12
A little bit of a wake-up call.
Nick BelskyHOST
34:13
And here's what I see with this move.
Nick BelskyHOST
34:15
Whenever [chuckles] whenever Ryan Johnson was sent down and there was that three or four hours on Sunday when before they made the, uh, coinciding move of calling up Solovyov, everybody was like, "Ooh, something's happening.
Nick BelskyHOST
34:27
Ooh, what's going on?"
CodyHOST
23:41
Yep.
CodyHOST
23:43
All right, next up, Penguins acquired defenseman Ryan Johnson from the Buffalo Savers in exchange for defenseman Caleb Jones and defenseman Daniel Lasich.
CodyHOST
23:55
Let's go with Lasich.
GaryHOST
23:58
Let's go with that.
Paul SteigerwaldHOST
9:18
You're right.
Paul SteigerwaldHOST
9:19
They got Ryan Johnson.
Paul SteigerwaldHOST
9:20
They acquired him from Buffalo this week.
Paul SteigerwaldHOST
9:23
Are they gonna change D pairs here in the middle of this road trip? Could you see that happening?

19 MINS LATER

Paul SteigerwaldHOST
28:13
When we come back, Nick Hart joins us for a quick farm update, Farm Report on the Penguins Radio Network, presented by Clearview Federal Credit Union.
Paul SteigerwaldHOST
28:21
[upbeat music] Welcome back.
Paul SteigerwaldHOST
28:23
Before we discuss the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins situation with Nick Hart, let's hear from the newest Penguin, Ryan Johnson, a guy I guess who you could say is standing in the way of a couple of those Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguin defensemen from [laughs] getting up to Pittsburgh.
Paul SteigerwaldHOST
28:37
In any event, he was acquired from the Buffalo Sabres, a former first-round pick, for Caleb Jones [clears throat] excuse me, and Daniel Latsch.
ErinNARRATOR
29:15
Next article, Dallin to miss time with injury.
ErinNARRATOR
29:19
Ryan Johnson traded to Pittsburgh on Monday.
ErinNARRATOR
29:24
Sabres captain Rasmus Dahlin suffered an upper body injury early in the second period of Monday afternoon's 5-3 win over the Florida Panthers and will likely miss tonight's road game against the Montreal Canadiens, Coach Lindy Ruff said.
ErinNARRATOR
29:37
Ruff said Dahlin is day-to-day and wouldn't accompany the Sabres when they left to begin their three-game road trip.
ErinNARRATOR
30:05
After the Swede 26 shot the puck, he grabbed his lower back as he skated to the bench.
ErinNARRATOR
30:10
He did not play after the 3-4-4 mark on the second period.
ErinNARRATOR
30:14
Defensive man Ryan Johnson's time in the Sabres organization has ended.
ErinNARRATOR
30:19
The Sabres on Monday traded Johnson, the 31st overall pick in 2019, to the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for defensive men Caleb Jones and Daniel Latch.
Dejan KovacevicHOST
12:39
Maybe you could throw Gerrard into that.
Dejan KovacevicHOST
12:41
What if that isn't there and the team can't, as you say, play the right way as a result of the personnel that's on the blue line? What do you do then? You keep bringing in, I don't know, Buffalo's AHL guys? like this Ryan Johnson that none of us ever heard of before, or Stosny, a reject out of Edmonton of all
speaker_5UNKNOWN
13:04
places,
Dejan KovacevicHOST
13:05
for defense.
Dejan KovacevicHOST
13:12
Maybe you could throw Girard into that.
Dejan KovacevicHOST
13:14
What if that isn't there and the team can't, as you say, play the right way as a result of the personnel that's on the blue line? What do you do then? You keep bringing in, I don't know, Buffalo's AHL guys? Like this Ryan Johnson that none of us ever heard of before? Or Stosny, a reject out of Edmonton of all places
speaker_0ADVERTISER
13:37
for defense?
Dejan KovacevicHOST
13:38
You know, there's parallel tracks that I referenced in the opening segment several times, I'm going to apply them here.
Josh GetzoffHOST
6:01
Well, Kyle, it was a busy offseason, as we highlighted in our first conversation with you on this show, and that has continued here into this regular season.
Josh GetzoffHOST
6:08
A couple of trades, really, over the last week for the Penguins in acquiring a couple of young defensemen, Spencer Stastny and Ryan Johnson.
Josh GetzoffHOST
6:15
I wanted to ask you about Stastny first, mainly because of that entire package of the trade and sending Philip Hollander off to Edmonton, making the decision that he was going to be the one to move and why Stastny was the right fit for the group at this time.
Kyle DubasGUEST
6:28
I mean, it was a situation we knew about in the summer and that we were going to come into camp and it was going to be highly competitive at the forward side of it.
Josh GetzoffHOST
8:52
So Stastny's coming to the Penguins organization.
Josh GetzoffHOST
8:54
He's played the last couple of games.
Josh GetzoffHOST
8:55
Ryan Johnson, another name, another former first round pick like Stastny that is coming to the Penguins organization.
Josh GetzoffHOST
9:01
Has yet to play any games, acquired on Monday.
HoppyHOST
30:34
I'm sorry, Isha.
HoppyHOST
30:35
Um, [laughs] the other one that I almost forgot about, 'cause again, I haven't seen this guy play since April 2023 down in Tampa, Florida, but one of my boys, Gopher alum, Ryan Johnson, gets traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins.
HoppyHOST
30:55
Should I be as happy as I currently am?
Spoked ZHOST
30:58
Yes.
Paul ZeiseHOST
7:56
Well, I will say that Cal Dubas doesn't seem like he's sitting still.
Paul ZeiseHOST
8:01
He made a trade for Ryan Johnson.
Paul ZeiseHOST
8:06
Is that going to change or fix or help anything?
Dan KingerskiGUEST
8:11
No, Ryan Johnson is, I believe anyway, he's going to be depth while Trevor Van Riemsdyk is hurt.
Dan KingerskiGUEST
8:20
Then when Van Riemsdyk gets healthy, you're going to see sort of a little battle, I suspect, between Spencer Stastny, who they traded for last week, and TBR.
Dan KingerskiGUEST
8:29
Ryan Johnson, you know, he's a bubble player, predominantly AHL, not NHL.
Paul ZeiseHOST
8:37
So, in other words, just kind of getting some depth is not always going to help fix the problems.
Paul ZeiseHOST
8:44
It's funny, and I guess this is what you have when you have a young player, although he's not as young as I think people think, but Sergei Merzhov, a couple of games ago, had 45, 46 saves.

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