The Detroit Red Wings have acquired veteran forward David Perron from the Ottawa Senators in a trade announced Thursday.
According to the Red Wings, Detroit sent Ottawa a conditional fourth-round pick in 2026 as part of the deal.
Under the terms of the trade, the pick will remain a fourth-round selection if Perron plays in at least one regular season or playoff game for Detroit.
However, the pick will be upgraded to a 2026 third-round pick if the Red Wings reach the second round of the playoffs and Perron appears in 50 percent of first-round games.
Perron, 37, spent the past year and a half with the Senators. During that time, he recorded 19 goals and 22 assists in 92 games.
This season he scored 10 goals and 15 assists in 49 games. Perron has not played since January 20 due to a groin injury.
Before joining Ottawa, Perron played two seasons with Detroit, where he recorded 103 points, including 41 goals and 62 assists, in 158 games.
Throughout his NHL career, Perron has totaled 809 points with 329 goals and 480 assists in 1,223 games, along with 110 playoff appearances.
He is currently in the final year of a two-year, $8 million contract.
