Colorado Avalanche trade Cody McLeod to Nashville Predators
McLeod, 32, has played in 28 games for Colorado this season and has recorded one goal and 52 penalty minutes.

Cody McLeod was traded to the Nashville Predators on Friday. He spent the first nine and a half years of his NHL career with the Avalanche. (Sergei/Flickr)
By Associated Press
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The Nashville Predators have acquired Cody McLeod from Colorado in exchange for forward Felix Girard.
McLeod, 32, has played in 28 games for Colorado this season and has recorded one goal and 52 penalty minutes. He has 1,359 penalty minutes, 66 goals and 51 games in 659 career games over 10 NHL seasons.
His eight fighting majors this season are the fourth-highest total in the league. McLeod had a league-high 12 fighting majors in 2015-16.
McLeod has been with the Avalanche since he came into the league in 2007.
Girard, 22, has three goals and five assists in 35 games with the American Hockey League’s Milwaukee Admirals this season.
The Predators and Avalanche face each other in Colorado on Saturday.

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