The Senators have nine picks before the fourth round in this year's draft, so they could afford to move the 95th overall selection for Brown--a rugged rearguard who should have a shot at replacing UFA Mark Borowiecki on the third pairing. At worst, Brown will serve a depth role as a possible seventh D-man in Ottawa.

For the Panthers, moving out Brown (after previously shipping Mike Matheson in another trade) could mean more opportunities for prospects such as Brady Keeper and Chase Priskie (to name two). However, do not be surprised if Florida adds a veteran blueliner in free agency in the coming weeks.

There is no fantasy impact here, as Brown will not play a big role in Ottawa (and is mostly a stay-at-home defender).