The Columbus Blue Jackets have released forward Miles Wood on waivers. The move comes as part of a trade with the Toronto Maple Leafs, which also saw the Islanders' Joakim Engvall waived. The Blue Jackets acquired Matthew Knies, Felix Lorentz, and a second-round pick in the deal. Meanwhile, the Maple Leafs acquired Kirill Marchenko. The trade was reported by Union and Blue.
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