After sitting out on a trade, San Jose Sharks star prospect Quentin Musty made his season debut with the Sudbury Wolves.

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Musty missed the Wolves’ first 12 games while awaiting a trade. The winger scored less than ten minutes into the first period of the game against the Kitchener Rangers.

The Sharks general manager told reporters he hopes Musty’s trade dilemma ends quickly because he doesn’t want the 2023 first-round pick to lose games needed for development.

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Musty plays on the Wolves’ first line. Sudbury has a new head coach this season: former Sharks forward Andrew Desjardins.

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