Head Coach Ryan McGill

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HARTFORD
WOLF PACK
2014-15
MEDIA GUIDE
(Edited by Bob Crawford)
Photography: Chris Rutsch, Diane Sobolewski, Richard Zacher
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Team Directory……………………………………………………………………….. 3
Management/Coaching/Training/Equipment Staff…………………………………… 4
2014-15 Wolf Pack Players…………………………………………………............. 10
Wolf Pack 2013-14 Team Statistics……………………………………..................... 42
All-time Wolf Pack/Whale Year-by-year Scoring/Goaltending…………………….. 45
All-time Wolf Pack/Whale Team Game-by-game………………………………….. 61
Wolf Pack/Whale Regular Season Records…………………………………………. 77
Wolf Pack/Whale All-time Scoring/Goaltending…………………………………… 94
All-time Wolf Pack/Whale Regular Season Leaders………………………………. 100
Wolf Pack/Whale All-time AHL Standings, All-time vs. AHL………………….... 101
Wolf Pack/Whale All-time vs. AHL (year-by-year)………………………………..102
Wolf Pack/Whale Playoff History............................................................................. 108
Wolf Pack All-time Playoff Statistics……………………………………………… 111
Wolf Pack Largest Crowds, Overtime History…………………………………….. 124
Wolf Pack Shootout History……………………………………………………….. 129
Hat Tricks…………………………………………………………………………...131
Shutouts……………………………………………………………………………..132
Number of Players Used/Penalty Shots……………………………………………. 135
Wolf Pack/Whale Team Honors…………………………………………………… 137
All-Time Wolf Pack/Whale Jersey Numbers……………………………………… 142
History of the Hartford Wolf Pack………………………………………………….147
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HARTFORD WOLF PACK 2014-15
1 Civic Center Plaza
Hartford, CT 06103
www.hartfordwolfpack.com
facebook.com/HartfordWolfPack
twitter.com/@WolfPackAHL
Phone: (860) 249-6333
Fax: (860) 241-4226
Tickets: (855) 762-6451
Personnel
President and General Manager, New York Rangers/Governor,
Hartford Wolf Pack
General Manager, Hartford Wolf Pack
General Manager, XL Center
Assistant General Manager, XL Center
Head Coach
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Athletic Trainer
Strength and Conditioning Coach
Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach
Equipment Manager
Assistant Equipment Manager
Video Coordinator
Vice-President, Corporate Sales
Director of Sales
Director of Business Development
Director of Finance
Director of Corporate Sales
Director of Premium Seating
Director of Marketing, XL Center
Director of Broadcasting & Public Relations
Marketing Manager
Community Relations Manager
Corporate Sales Manager
Box Office Manager
Assistant Box Office Manager
Account Executive
Account Executive
Account Executive
Account Executive
Executive Assistant
Sales Coordinator
Graphic Designer
Team Information
Club Colors
Home Arena
Seating Capacity
Ice Surface Dimensions
Ticket Prices
Attendance Records
Glen Sather
Jim Schoenfeld
Chris Lawrence
Casey Heverling
Ken Gernander
Jeff Beukeboom
Pat Boller
Brian Fairbrother
Mark Cesari
Paul Secola
Russell Holdredge
Craig Lewis
Shawn Roche
Bryan Dooley
Ilkka Kortesluoma
Adam Goldberg
Jeffrey McGarr
Eric Horn
Allyson Boal
Erin Bilton
Bob Crawford
Ben DiCandilo
Franky Berrian
Rose LeBlanc
Ruth Clarke-Olen
Paige Stouch
Dustin Boucher
Craig Cugno
Christopher Hart
Dave Romeiko
Elyse Vernile
Pearson Davis
Gary Goldberg-O’Maxfield
Navy Blue, Red, White and Silver
XL Center Veterans Memorial Coliseum
15,635
200’ x 85’
$12-$45
Game: 21,673 (Rentschler Field) vs.
Providence 2/19/11; 14,115 (at XL
Center) vs. Springfield, 1/24/98
Season: 288,859 (1998-99)
Average: 7,221 (1998-99)
Above Section 106
Fox Sports Radio 1410 WPOP
Eastern
Press Box Location
Flagship Radio Station
Time Zone
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General Manager Jim Schoenfeld
The 2014-15 American Hockey League season is Jim Schoenfeld’s 12th year as General Manager of the Wolf Pack. Schoenfeld
also serves the parent New York Rangers organization as the Rangers’ assistant general manager, player personnel, a post he has
held since July 23, 2007, and was a Ranger assistant coach from February 23, 2009 through the end of the 2012-13 season.
Schoenfeld assumed the Wolf Pack’s general managership July 21, 2003, and the team
compiled a record of 469-301-47-51 (.597 points percentage) during his first 11 years in that
role. Schoenfeld also served as the Wolf Pack’s head coach for the 2005-06 and 2006-07
seasons, leading the club to a total mark of 95-53-5-7 (.631) in those two campaigns.
Schoenfeld, 62, has been involved in pro hockey for 41 years and has enjoyed tremendous
success as a player, coach and broadcaster. He came to the Wolf Pack after an earlier, oneseason stint as an assistant coach with the Rangers. Prior to that, he had spent three years as
the lead analyst for ESPN's National Hockey Night.
Schoenfeld has logged a total of 10 seasons behind NHL benches as a head coach,
accumulating an overall record of 256-246-78 (.509 winning percentage) with the Buffalo
Sabres, New Jersey Devils, Washington Capitals and Phoenix Coyotes. His most recent NHL
head-coaching turn was with Phoenix in 1997-98 and '98-99. His total record with the Coyotes
was 72-66-24. That included a 1998-99 slate of 39-31-12, which at that time ranked second in
franchise history for most victories in a single season. Schoenfeld helped represent the
Coyotes that year at the NHL All-Star Game, as a member of the North American team's coaching staff.
After a previous broadcasting stint with ESPN, Schoenfeld assumed head-coaching duties with the Washington Capitals on
January 27, 1994. He compiled a 113-102-34 (.522 winning percentage) in 249 games and three-plus seasons in Washington,
ranking him fifth in Capitals history in games-coached (249) and victories (113), and sixth in winning percentage (.522).
Schoenfeld piloted the New Jersey Devils from January 26, 1988 through November 6, 1990, leading the club to a record of 5059-15 in 124 games. In 1987-88, he was responsible for coaching the Devils to their first-ever Stanley Cup playoff appearance,
taking the club to within one game of the Stanley Cup Finals.
Schoenfeld started his NHL head coaching career during the 1985-86 campaign with the Buffalo Sabres, whom he guided until
January 15th of that year, before general manager Scotty Bowman resumed his coaching career. Prior to joining the Sabres'
coaching staff, he served as head coach of their top American Hockey League affiliate, the Rochester Americans, for a portion of
the 1984-85 season. Schoenfeld's tenure at the helm of the Americans ended when he came out of retirement and rejoined the
Sabres' active playing lineup on December 19, 1984.
Schoenfeld skated for 13 seasons as an NHL defenseman, appearing in a total of 719 games with the Buffalo Sabres, Detroit Red
Wings and Boston Bruins from 1972-73 through 1984-85. Captain of the Sabres from 1974-77, he suited up for 584 contests in
a Buffalo uniform, registering 51 goals and 204 assists for 255 points, along with 1,132 penalty minutes. Schoenfeld earned
Second-Team NHL All-Star honors in 1979-80 and also took part in the 1977 and 1980 NHL All-Star Games, as well as the
1979 Challenge Cup series. He was Buffalo's first selection (fifth overall) in the 1972 NHL Entry Draft and at the time he was
named captain of the Sabres, in October of 1974, at 22 he owned the distinction of having been the youngest captain in NHL
history. Schoenfeld is a member of both the Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame and the Buffalo Sabres Hall of Fame.
A native of Galt, Ontario, Schoenfeld and his wife, Theresa, have a daughter, Katie, and three sons, Justin, Adam and Nathan.
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Head Coach Ken Gernander
Throughout the entirety of the Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale’s 17 seasons of existence, the one constant that has
defined the franchise’s identity has been the leadership of Ken Gernander. His stellar career has always been considered hall of
fame caliber by anyone who has watched the Wolf Pack, and the American Hockey League enshrined Gernander as an AHL
Hall of Famer January 28, 2013.
Named to his current head-coaching post July 23, 2007 after two seasons as an assistant
coach and eight years as the Wolf Pack’s captain, Gernander is the longest-serving head
coach in franchise history and has continued the same tremendous level of achievement
behind the bench as he enjoyed while a Pack player.
After a 37-32-1-6, 81-point season in 2013-14, Gernander’s overall head coaching record
stood at 280-202-27-39, for a stellar .571 winning percentage. The Coleraine, MN native
has led his team to four playoff berths in seven seasons at the helm and has finished each of
those seven years above .500. Gernander coached the Wolf Pack to an Atlantic Division
championship in 2008-09, going 46-27-3-4 for 99 points, and led the team to a franchiserecord 110 standings points (50-20-2-8) in his very first year as head man, 2007-08.
For much of his playing career, Gernander was as close as one could get to being a coach
on the ice, as he was the only captain the Wolf Pack ever had through their first eight years
and wore the “C” for the parent New York Rangers’ top development team for ten straight
years. Gernander spent 11 of his 14 seasons in the Ranger organization, a record of consistent association with a single franchise
that is almost unheard of in today’s sports world, let alone in minor pro sports. That association continued uninterrupted with
the move of Gernander from locker room to coach’s office.
Gernander retired as the top-scoring American-born player in AHL history, with totals of 293-331-624 in 973 games. He also
suited up for a then league-record 123 postseason contests. In 599 games with the Wolf Pack, Gernander registered 347 points
(a franchise record at the time of his retirement, since surpassed by Brad Smyth), with 160 goals and 187 assists, and led the
Pack to a Calder Cup championship in 1999-00. He twice captured the AHL’s Fred T. Hunt Memorial Award for
sportsmanship, determination and dedication to hockey (1995-96 with the Binghamton Rangers and 2003-04 with the Wolf
Pack) and was named the Pack’s 2003-04 American Specialty/AHL Man of the Year.
During his 11 years with the Ranger organization, Gernander appeared in 12 regular-season NHL games (2-3-5) and 15
postseason matches. He originally signed as a free agent with the Rangers July 4, 1994.
Gernander, 45, spent the first three seasons of his pro career in the Winnipeg Jets organization, which drafted him out of high
school in 1987 (fifth round, 96th overall). He went to the Calder Cup Finals with the Moncton Hawks in 1993-94. Prior to
turning pro, Gernander played four seasons at the University of Minnesota.
Gernander and his wife, Kerby, have three children, daughters McKenna and Miranda and son Micah.
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Assistant Coach Jeff Beukeboom
The 2014-15 season is the third as a Wolf Pack assistant coach for former New York Ranger and four-time Stanley Cup
champion Jeff Beukeboom, who was named to the staff July 6, 2012.
Beukeboom, who enjoyed a 13-year, 804-game career as an NHL defenseman, came to the Wolf Pack after three seasons as an
assistant coach with the Sudbury Wolves of the Ontario Hockey League. Prior to that, the
49-year-old Ajax, Ontario native spent one year as an assistant with the OHL’s Barrie Colts,
and also gained assistant coaching experience with the Toronto Roadrunners of the AHL in
2003-04.
Drafted in the first round (19th overall) by the Edmonton Oilers in 1983, Beukeboom broke
into the NHL ranks with the Oilers in 1986-87 and would go on to win Stanley Cups with
Edmonton in three of his first four seasons (1987, 1988 and 1990). The Rangers acquired
Beukeboom from the Oilers November 12, 1991 in exchange for David Shaw, as part of the
deal that October through which Mark Messier became a Ranger, and the final eight years of
Beukeboom’s playing career were spent in Ranger uniform.
The 6-5, 230-pound Beukeboom logged a total of 520 games as a Ranger before retiring
after the 1998-99 season, and was a key cog in the Rangers’ run to a Stanley Cup
championship in 1994.
All told in NHL action, Beukeboom scored 30 goals and added 129 assists for 159 points, and registered 1,890 penalty minutes.
Beukeboom and his wife Sherri reside in West Hartford and have three children, daughter Tyson and sons Brock and Reid.
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Assistant General Manager/Assistant Coach Pat Boller
Pat Boller is in his eighth season of service on the Wolf Pack staff. The parent New York Rangers added an Assistant General
Manager designation to Boller’s title prior to the 2012-13 season, after he had spent six years as an assistant coach.
In addition to working the Whale bench with Head Coach Ken Gernander and fellow
assistant Jeff Beukeboom, Boller acts as the Whale’s video analyst, while also supporting
General Manager Jim Schoenfeld in execution of all the team’s administrative duties.
The 41-year-old Boller joined the then-Hartford Wolf Pack after serving nine years in the
Rangers organization as a Coaches Assistant and Director of Operations, Madison Square
Garden Training Center. In this capacity, he worked closely with Video Analyst Jerry
Dineen to prepare video, as well as assisting with pre-scouting and tracking statistics.
Additionally, Boller helped coordinate team travel and scheduling.
Boller was also instrumental in organizing and assisting with summer prospect and
development camps, working closely with Rangers’ prospects on and off the ice. The
summer months also involved setting up player rehab and off-season programs in
preparation for the coming season.
A former college hockey player and assistant captain at SUNY Potsdam, Boller was a member of the coaching staff at
Manhattanville College in Purchase, New York. During his tenure, Manhattanville won the ECAC Championship three straight
seasons (2005, 2006 and 2007). He also helped lead Manhattanville to an appearance in the Division III Final Eight in 2005 and
2006, and a Final Four appearance in 2007. The Queens, New York native made it to the international stage in 2006 as video
coach for USA Hockey at the World Junior Championships in Vancouver, British Columbia, serving under Head Coach Walt
Kyle. Also, Boller has coached USA Select Festival teams at either the 15-year-old, 16-year-old or 17-year-old level in every
offseason since the summer of 2006. In August of 2013, Boller assisted Pat Mikesch in coaching the U.S. Under-17 Select
Team to the championship of the Under-17 Five Nations Tournament in Slovakia, and he went to the 2014 Ivan Hlinka
Memorial Cup as an assistant coach with the U.S. Under-18 Select Team.
Boller and his wife, Claudia, reside in Danbury, Connecticut with their sons, Kyle and Jack.
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Brian Fairbrother – Athletic Trainer
Wolf Pack athletic trainer Brian Fairbrother is a new addition to the Wolf Pack staff for the 2014-15 season.
Fairbrother joined the Wolf Pack after eight years working in Sports Medicine at Quinnipiac
University in Hamden, CT. Fairbrother was an assistant athletic trainer for the Bobcats, providing
medical services for the men’s ice hockey program, and also served as an approved clinical instructor
and lecturer for Quinnipiac’s athletic training program.
Before beginning his tenure at Quinnipiac in 2006, Fairbrother earned a Master’s degree in Recreation
and Sports Science from Ohio University, where he worked for a year as a graduate assistant athletic
trainer, focusing his efforts on the football, women’s lacrosse and track and field teams. Fairbrother
also has experience working with the football program at Harvard University.
Fairbrother did his undergraduate work at Northeastern University, completing his Bachelor’s degree in
Athletic Training in 2005. In addition to his athletic training credentials, Fairbrother, a 32–year-old
native of Littleton, NH, is a certified strength and conditioning specialist and a Basic Life Support
Instructor for the American Heart Association. He holds membership in both the National Athletic Trainers Association and the
National Strength and Conditioning Association.
Fairbrother and his fiancee Katyann make their home in Wallingford, CT.
Mark Cesari – Strength & Conditioning Coach
Strength and Conditioning Coach Mark Cesari is in his fourth season with the Wolf Pack in 2014-15.
Cesari is no stranger to working with professional athletes, as he has designed and implemented
strength and conditioning programs for NHL, AHL, Olympic, and USA development athletes. He came
to the Wolf Pack after spending two years as the Rehabilitation Coordinator at a clinic in Montreal,
Quebec. Prior to that, Cesari spent three seasons as the strength and conditioning coach/athletic trainer
with the Rochester Institute of Technology hockey program.
In 2005, Cesari worked with both the Phoenix Mercury of the WNBA and the Phoenix Roadrunners of
the ECHL as the assistant athletic trainer and strength and conditioning coach. Cesari completed his
Masters of Science degree in Sports Health Care from the Arizona School of Health Sciences in 2006.
In 2004, he earned his bachelors degree in Exercise Science from Concordia University in Montreal.
Cesari, a native of Montreal, currently resides in Hartford, CT with his wife, Jennifer.
Paul Secola – Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach
Paul Secola serves the Wolf Pack in the newly-created position of assistant strength & conditioning
coach, supporting Head Strength & Conditioning Coach Mark Cesari in all aspects of the Wolf Pack’s
strength and conditioning program.
Secola, 24, who hails from Brookfield, CT, has a Master’s Degree in Exercise Science, and a Bachelor’s
in Strength and Conditioning, from the University of Connecticut. While at UConn, he worked with the
Football, Men’s and Women’s Track and Field, and Field Hockey programs, and conducted, and
participated in, research studies under his major advisor, Dr. William Kraemer. Prior to joining the
Wolf Pack, Secola worked at Edwin O. Smith High School in Storrs, CT, where he served as Strength
and Conditioning Coach for the hockey and baseball teams. Secola also coordinated the school’s weight
room, designing and implementing training programs for both teams and individual athletes.
Secola holds certification as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist, as well as in First
Aid/CPR and as a National Academy of Sports Medicine Certified Personal Trainer. Secola enjoys doing volunteer work in his
spare time, and makes his home in Wethersfield, CT.
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Shawn Roche – Video Coordinator
Shawn Roche is a new member of the Wolf Pack staff for the 2014-15 AHL season, assisting the Wolf
Pack coaches as video coordinator.
Before joining the Wolf Pack, Roche worked as a video coordinator and video coach for the Canisius
College Men’s Hockey program in his hometown of Buffalo, NY for two years. The 29-year-old Roche
earned a Master’s degree in Adult Education from the University of Phoenix, after graduating from
Bowling Green State University with a Bachelor’s in Sports Management. He also did graduate work at
the University of Toledo, serving as a graduate assistant coach and video coordinator for the football
program, and at Bowling Green Roche worked as a student coach for the Falcon football team. He has
also assisted the Buffalo Bills with their training camp operation.
Russell Holdredge – Head Equipment Manager
The 2014-15 campaign marks the sixth season as Head Equipment Manager of the Wolf Pack for Russell Holdredge, and his 12th
overall as a member of the equipment staff of the New York Rangers’ AHL affiliate.
Holdredge started in his current role with the Hartford Wolf Pack in 2009-2010, after spending the
previous six seasons as the assistant equipment manager.
Prior to working in pro hockey, Russell worked as an assistant manager for five years at Gerry Cosby’s
Sporting Goods in Sheffield, MA. There he learned how to sharpen skates and perform other hockey
equipment repairs. He also learned how to sew and create protective pads on the factory side of
Cosby’s, which produces equipment bags and football/hockey protective pads for many professional
teams and players.
Born in South Kingston, RI, Holdredge grew up in Sheffield, MA. He graduated from Mt. Everett High
School in 2001 and then attended Berkshire Community College for two years until moving to Hartford
to begin working for the Wolf Pack. Holdredge also holdes a Connecticut certification as an EMT-B. He resides in Manchester,
CT.
Craig Lewis – Assistant Equipment Manager
Craig Lewis is in his sixth season as the Wolf Pack’s assistant equipment manager in 2013-14, and his
seventh overall as a member of the equipment staff with the New York Rangers’ AHL affiliate.
Lewis took over the assistant equipment manager’s duties in 2009-10, after serving the Wolf Pack as
the visiting team locker room assistant during the 2008-2009 campaign.
Prior to joining the Wolf Pack, Lewis worked as an ice hockey official, doing several levels of hockey,
including high school and college level games, throughout the state of Connecticut and New England.
Lewis was also a fan of the Hartford Wolf Pack growing up, coming to countless games.
Born in Hartford, CT, Lewis was raised in Newington, where he still lives. He graduated from
Newington High School in 2004 and then studied at both Central Connecticut State University and
Manchester Community College.
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2014-15
Hartford Wolf
Pack
Players
10
#4
Conor Allen, D
Year
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
Team
U. Mass-Amherst
U. Mass-Amherst
Whale
U. Mass-Amherst
2013-14
NY Rangers
Wolf Pack
CAREER TOTALS:
(through end of 2013-14
season)
Lge.
H.E.
H.E.
AHL
H.E.
NHL
AHL
NHL
AHL
Pro
H.E.
Shoots left. 6-2, 210. Born: Chicago, IL – 1/31/90
Acquired: Signed with NY Rangers as free agent 3/29/13
Regular Season
Playoffs
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
GP
G
A
31
2
4
6
29
------35
7
7
14
28
------1
0
0
0
0
------33
5
14
19
53
------3
0
0
0
0
------72
6
25
31
71
------3
0
0
0
0
------73
6
25
31
71
------76
6
25
31
71
------99
14
25
39
110
-------
Pts.
---------------------
PIM
---------------------
Career Notes: 2013-14: Finished season tied for second among team defensemen in goals, third among blueliners in points, assists and PIM, and fifth overall on team in
assists…Third-leading scorer among AHL rookie defensemen…Assisted on GWG 4/4 @ Manchester (Third Star in 2-0 win)…Second Star in 4-0 win vs. Bridgeport 3/29 (1-12, 4 shots)…Posted two assists 3/8 vs. Albany…Had two assists 2/25 @ Portland…Posted primary assist on Ryan Bourque’s game-tying goal with 3:56 remaining in third
period of 4-3 shootout win vs. Albany 2/1…Returned to Wolf Pack by NY Rangers 1/5…Made NHL debut for NY Rangers 12/29 @ Tampa Bay, after earning first career NHL
recall 12/28…Named game’s Second Star in 3-1 win 12/26 @ Bridgeport (1-1-2)…Extended point streak to four games (1-4-5) with a helper @ Albany 12/14…Stretched a
point streak to a pro personal-best three games (1-3-4) with an assist 12/13 vs. Adirondack…Posted his first career pro multiple-assist game 12/8 vs. Springfield, with two
helpouts…Scored for a second time in four games 12/7 @ Springfield…Registered first pro multiple-point game 10/30, with 1-1-2 in 5-3 victory vs. Bridgeport (Second
Star)…Scored first pro goal 10/19 @ Portland, giving him his first point-scoring streak (1-1-2) as a pro…Earned first pro point with an assist 10/11 vs. Adirondack…2012-13:
Made pro debut for Whale 4/14 @ Springfield…Led U. Mass-Amherst team defensemen in points and assists…Had third-most assists, and fourth-most points on U. MassAmherst squad, and ranked second on team in PIM…2011-12: Tied for U. Mass-Amherst team lead in goals among defensemen, and registered third-most points among team
blueliners…2010-11: Had fifth-most penalty minutes on U. Mass-Amherst team…Transactions: Signed Amateur Tryout (ATO) agreement with Whale 4/3/13.
11
#2
Mat Bodie, D
Year
Team
2010-11
Union College
2011-12
Union College
2012-13
Union College
2013-14
Union College
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Shoots left. 6-0, 175. Born: East St. Paul, Manitoba – 3/7/90
Acquired: Signed as free agent by NY Rangers 4/15/14
Regular Season
Playoffs
Lge.
GP
G
A
PTS
PIM
GP
G
ECAC
40
6
26
32
18
----ECAC
39
8
21
29
32
----ECAC
35
6
18
24
32
----ECAC
40
8
31
39
57
----ECAC:
154
28
96
124
139
-----
A
-----------
Pts.
-----------
PIM
-----------
Career Notes: 2013-14: Won NCAA championship with Union College (ECAC), leading all NCAA defensemen in regular-season points…Led Union skaters in regularseason assists and PIM, and finished third on team in points…Served as Union’s captain for a second straight year…Honored as a First-Team AHCA East All-American, FirstTeam Hockey East All Star, Frozen Four, NCAA East Regional and ECAC Hockey All-Tournament selection…2012-13: Captain of Union College (ECAC) squad…Tied for
second among Union defensemen, and tied for fourth overall on team, in assists and finished fourth among blueliners in points…2011-12: Named a Second-Team AHCA East
All-American, only the second defenseman in school history to achieve All-American honors…Led Union College (ECAC) blueliners in points, goals and assists, and finished
third overall on team in assists…Second-highest point-scorer among ECAC defensemen…2010-11: Earned ECAC All-Rookie honors…Set Union College school record for
most points by a freshman defenseman…Led Union College (ECAC) defensemen in points, goals and assists and finished second overall on team in assists and tied for fifth in
points…Notched second-most points and assists among ECAC blueliners…Misc.: Finished college career with most assists in Union’s Division I history.
12
#9
Ryan Bourque, C
Shoots left. 5-9, 178. Born: Boxford, MA – 1/3/91
Acquired: Drafted in 3rd rd. (80th ov.) by NY Rangers 2009
Regular Season
Playoffs
Year
Team
Lge.
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
GP
G
A
2008-09
U.S. National U-18
57
21
33
54
58
------2009-10
Quebec
QMJHL
44
19
24
43
20
9
3
7
2010-11
Quebec
QMJHL
49
26
33
59
22
18
5
11
2011-12
Whale
AHL
69
6
8
14
10
9
2
1
2012-13
Whale
AHL
53
8
7
15
11
------2013-14
Wolf Pack
AHL
74
21
16
37
22
------CAREER TOTALS:
AHL
196
35
31
66
43
9
2
1
QMJHL 93
45
57
102
42
27
8
18
season)
Pts.
--10
16
3
----3
26
PIM
--6
8
4
----4
14
Career Notes: 2013-14: Led Wolf Pack team in +/- with a +16, tied for team lead in PPG (7) and finished with second-most goals among Wolf Pack skaters… Scored his 20th
goal of the season 0:56 into the game, and added an assist, in Second-Star performance 4/6 vs. Norfolk (3-2 win)…Buried shootout winner 4/5 vs. Providence (First Star in 2-1
win)…Netted two goals in First-Star performance 3/29 vs. Bridgeport (4-0 victory)…Struck for his first three-point game as a pro 3/8 vs. Albany, scoring GWG and adding two
assists (Second Star in 4-3 win)…Scored for a third time in four games (4-1-5), and tied his pro career high with six shots, 2/21 vs. Bridgeport…Scored twice, for his first
multiple-goal game of the season, and put a pro career-high six shots on net, 2/14, in 5-2 victory @ Springfield (Third Star)…Notched a point in a pro career-high fifth straight
game (4-1-5) 1/17 @ Adirondack, scoring a goal in a 4-2 win…Scored for a pro career-high third consecutive game (3-0-3) 1/11 @ Wilkes-Barre/Scranton…2012-13: Scored
for a second time in three games 3/23 vs. Adirondack…Named game’s Third Star 3/17 vs. Springfield (goal, four shots in 3-2 win)…Injured 1/23 vs. Adirondack and missed 19
games (returned to action 3/16 vs. Manchester)…Scored first goal of game 12/14 vs. Albany (Second Star in 4-3 loss)…Notched his second GWG in a span of four games 11/25
@ Springfield, scoring with 15.6 left in third period for 3-2 win (First Star) and extending a point-scoring streak to a then-personal pro-high four games (2-2-4)…Scored first
career pro GWG in 2-1 win @ Worcester 11/17…Had goals in back games for the first time in his pro career, after scoring Whale’s first goal of game 10/27 vs.
Providence…Made Whale season debut 10/24 @ Albany, after missing first four games of season due to injury…2011-12: Earned Third-Star honors in pro playoff debut 4/19,
in Game One of Eastern Conference Quarterfinals @ Bridgeport, with 1-1-2 in 3-0 win…Had a team-high four shots on goal 2/28 vs. Worcester (2-1 shootout win)…Struck for
his first multiple-point game as a pro with two goals in 6-3 victory 2/17 vs. Springfield (Third Star)…Put a game-high five shots on net in 3-0 win vs. Providence
12/10…Extended first career pro point streak to three games (1-2-3) with an assist 12/9 vs. Hershey…Had points in back-to-back games for his first time as a pro (1-1-2) 12/312/4…Registered primary assist on Andreas Thuresson’s GWG with 21.6 seconds left in regulation 11/26 vs. Springfield…First pro point was a goal 11/4 vs. St.
John’s…Returned to action 11/2 @ Bridgeport, after missing the previous six games due to injury (injured 10/14 @ Albany)…Had two shots on goal in pro debut 10/8 @
Adirondack…2010-11: Tied for third-most playoff assists on Quebec (QMJHL) club and tied for fourth on team in postseason points…Ranked third among Quebec skaters in
regular-season points, and tied for third on team in goals…Alternate Captain of Bronze Medal-winning USA squad at 2011 World Junior Championship (0-3-3 in 6 GP)…200910: Had third-most playoff assists on Quebec (QMJHL) team and tied for third on club in playoff points…Registered fifth-best regular-season plus/minus on Quebec squad,
with a +12…Won a Gold Medal with Team USA at 2010 World Junior Championship (0-3-3 in 7 GP)…Misc.: Son of Hall of Fame defenseman Ray Bourque and younger
brother of fellow pro Ranger organization forward Chris Bourque.
13
#17
Chris Bourque, LW
Shoots left. 5-8, 180. Born: Boston, MA – 1/29/86
Regular Season
Year
Team
Lge.
GP
G
A
PTS
PIM
GP
2004-05
Portland
AHL
6
1
1
2
2
--Boston U.
H.E.
35
10
13
23
50
--2005-06
Hershey
AHL
52
8
28
36
40
1
2006-07
Hershey
AHL
76
25
33
58
49
19
2007-08
Washington
NHL
4
0
0
0
2
--Hershey
AHL
73
28
35
63
56
5
2008-09
Washington
NHL
8
1
0
1
0
--Hershey
AHL
69
21
52
73
57
22
2009-10
Pittsburgh
NHL
20
0
3
3
10
--Washington
NHL
1
0
0
0
0
--Hershey
AHL
49
22
48
70
26
21
2010-11
Atlant Mytishchi KHL
8
1
0
1
0
--Lugano
Swiss-A
39
14
19
33
24
2
2011-12
Hershey
AHL
73
27
66
93
42
5
2012-13
Boston
NHL
18
1
3
4
6
--Providence
AHL
39
10
28
38
34
12
2013-14
Ak-Bars Kazan KHL
11
2
0
2
6
--Biel
Swiss-A
21
6
7
13
14
12
CAREER TOTALS:
NHL:
51
2
6
8
18
--(through end of 2013-14
AHL:
437
142
291
433
306
85
season)
N. Am.:
488
144
297
441
324
85
KHL:
19
3
0
3
6
0
Swiss-A:
60
20
26
46
38
14
Playoffs
G
----0
2
--1
--5
----7
--1
1
--5
--4
--21
21
0
5
A
----0
6
--3
--16
----20
--4
3
--9
--4
--57
57
0
8
Pts.
----0
8
--4
--21
----27
--5
4
--14
--8
--78
78
0
13
PIM
----0
18
--8
--30
----10
--0
0
--14
--4
--80
80
0
4
Career Notes: 2013-14: Signed with EHC Biel (Swiss-A) 11/29…2012-13: Led Providence club in playoff points and assists…Finished regular season fourth among
Providence skaters in assists…2011-12: Led AHL in points and assists, earning First-Team All-Star honors…Participated in second career AHL All-Star Classic, skating for
Eastern Conference team in 8-7 shootout loss to Western Conference in Atlantic City…2010-11: Finished second among Lugano (Swiss-A) skaters in points, goals and
assists…Signed with Lugano 10/4…2009-10: Named AHL Playoff MVP, after tying for league postseason points lead for Calder Cup-champion Hershey squad…Ranked third
in regular-season assists on Hershey club, and finished fourth in points…Claimed off waivers by Washington from Pittsburgh 12/5…2008-09: Won Calder Cup with Hershey,
notching second-most playoff assists, and third-most points, on team…Finished second among Hershey skaters in regular-season assists, and third in points…Had 1-1-2 for
victorious Planet USA side in AHL All-Star Classic in Worcester (14-11 win)…Notched his first NHL point with a goal for Washington 12/30 @ Buffalo…2007-08: Tied for
Hershey playoff assist lead, after leading team in points, and scoring second-most goals on club, in regular season…Made NHL debut for Washington 11/6 @ Atlanta…200607: Went to Calder Cup Finals with Hershey (lost in five games to Hamilton)…Had second-most regular-season assists on Hershey club, and finished fourth on team in points
and goals…2005-06: Member of Calder Cup-winning Hershey squad…Top goal-scorer at World Junior Championship (7-1-8 in 7 GP from Team USA)…2004-05: Earned
Hockey East All-Rookie honors…Skated for Team USA in World Junior Championship (1-1-2 in 3 GP)…Transactions: Signed with Ak-Bars Kazan (KHL)
6/18/13…Acquired by Boston from Washington for Zach Hamill 5/26/12…Signed as free agent by Washington 7/2/11…Signed with Atlant Mytishchi (KHL)
6/23/10…Claimed off waivers by Pittsburgh from Washington 9/30/09…Signed to NHL contract by Washington 8/17/05…Drafted: 2nd rd. (33rd ov.) by Washington 2004,
from Cushing Academy.
14
#14
Joey Crabb, RW
Shoots right. 6-1, 190. Born: Anchorage, AK – 4/3/83
Acquired: Trade with Florida, in exchange for Steven Kampfer and Andrew Yogan, 10/6/14
Regular Season
Playoffs
Year
Team
Lge.
GP
G
A
PTS PIM
GP
G
A
Pts.
PIM
2002-06
Colorado College WCHA
158
53
56
109
145
----------2006-07
Chicago
AHL
63
7
15
22
25
6
0
0
0
0
2007-08
Chicago
AHL
72
9
26
35
78
24
1
4
5
20
2008-09
Atlanta
NHL
29
4
5
9
28
----------Chicago
AHL
42
15
14
29
62
----------2009-10
Chicago
AHL
79
24
29
53
59
14
6
5
11
12
2010-11
Toronto
NHL
48
3
12
15
24
----------Toronto
AHL
34
11
7
18
31
----------2011-12
Toronto
NHL
67
11
15
26
33
----------Toronto
AHL
9
7
8
15
7
----------2012-13
Washington
NHL
26
2
0
2
8
----------Hershey
AHL
12
6
6
12
6
5
5
0
5
2
Alaska
ECHL
35
17
21
38
56
----------2013-14
Florida
NHL
9
0
1
1
7
----------San Antonio
AHL
62
15
14
29
51
----------CAREER TOTALS:
NHL:
179
20
33
53
100
----------(through end of 2013-14
AHL:
373
94
119 213
319
49
12
9
21
34
season)
Pro:
587
131
173 304
475
49
12
9
21
34
Career Notes: 2013-14: Had third-most goals on San Antonio club, and led team in PPG (7)…2012-13: Led Hershey team in playoff goals and finished second on team in
postseason points…Tied for third-most goals on Alaska (ECHL) squad and had fifth-most points on team…2011-12: Recalled by Toronto (NHL) 11/1 and spent balance of
season in NHL…2009-10: Finished postseason third on Chicago team in goals and tied for fourth in points…Had third-most regular-season goals, and tied for fourth-most
points, on Chicago team…2008-09: Registered third-best +/- on Chicago team, with a +13…Scored first career NHL goal for Atlanta 12/10 vs. NY Rangers…Notched first
NHL point with an assist 12/3 @ Ottawa…Had three shots on goal in NHL debut 11/28 vs. Nashville (4-3 overtime loss)…2007-08: Won Calder Cup with
Chicago…Transactions: Signed as free agent by Florida 7/5/13…Signed ECHL contract with Alaska 9/28/12…Signed with Washington as free agent 7/2/12…Signed as free
agent with Toronto (NHL) 7/15/10…Acquired by Chicago (NHL), along with Marty Reasoner, Jeremy Morin, a 2010 1st-rd. pick and a 2010 2nd-rd. pick, in exchange for Brent
Sopel, Ben Eager, Dustin Byfuglien and Akim Aliu…Signed with Atlanta as a free agent 8/31/06…Drafted: 7th rd. (226th ov.) by NY Rangers 2002, from USHL’s Green Bay
Gamblers.
15
#27
Jesper Fast, RW
Year
2009-10
Team
HV71 Jonkoping
HV71 Jr.
2010-11
HV71 Jonkoping
HV71 Jr.
2011-12
HV71 Jonkoping
2012-13
HV71 Jonkoping
Whale
2013-14
NY Rangers
Wolf Pack
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Shoots right. 6-0, 185. Born: Nassjo, Sweden – 12/2/91
Acquired: Drafted by NY Rangers in 6th rd. (157th ov.) 2010
Regular Season
Playoffs
Lge.
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
GP
G
A
Pts.
Sweden
2
0
0
0
0
--------Sweden Jr. 37
23
26
49
10
3
0
2
2
Sweden
36
7
9
16
6
3
0
0
0
Sweden Jr. 6
3
7
10
4
3
2
2
4
Sweden
21
5
11
16
4
5
2
1
3
Sweden
47
18
17
35
4
5
1
4
5
AHL
1
1
0
1
2
--------NHL
11
0
0
0
2
3
0
1
1
AHL
48
17
17
34
30
--------NHL
11
0
0
0
2
3
0
1
1
AHL
49
18
17
35
32
--------N. Am.
60
18
17
35
34
3
0
1
1
Pro
Sweden
106
30
37
67
14
13
3
5
8
Swed. Jr. 43
26
33
59
14
6
2
4
6
PIM
--0
0
2
0
0
--0
--0
--0
0
2
Career Notes: 2013-14: Six of his 17 goals were game-winners, which tied for tops on Wolf Pack team…Had second-best plus/minus on Pack team, with a +14, and his 17
goals were fourth on the club…Notched first career NHL playoff point, with an assist, in NHL postseason debut for NY Rangers in Game One of first round series vs.
Philadelphia…Recalled by NY Rangers 4/7 and remained in NHL for balance of season…Posted his first career North American pro three-point game 4/6 vs. Norfolk, with 2-13 in 3-2 win (First Star)…Tallied two goals in 4-2 win @ Adirondack 3/22 (First Star)…Earned First-Star honors 2/25, by scoring GWG with 3:30 left in third period of 4-3
victory @ Portland…Scored his fifth goal in a span of four games (5-2-7), and added an assist, 1/31 vs. Providence, extending a point-scoring streak to a personal season high
five games (6-2-8)…Struck for his second straight two-goal game, and netted GWG, in First-Star performance 1/26 @ Adirondack (6-3 victory), stretching a goal-scoring streak
to three games (5-0-5)…Scored for a second straight game for his first time in North American pro, and registered his first career multiple-goal game with two tallies, 1/25 vs.
Springfield (Third Star)…Scored the fastest goal from the start of a period in Wolf Pack history 1/24 vs. Springfield, lighting the lamp seven seconds into the game (Second Star
in 5-2 win)…Posted a point for a fourth straight game (2-2-4) with a goal 12/29 @ Manchester…His first goal of the season was PP-GWG in 3-1 victory @ Bridgeport
12/26…Injured 11/2 @ Springfield and missed 14 games (returned to action 12/20 vs. Bridgeport)…Had two assists in Wolf Pack season debut, a 5-3 win vs. Bridgeport
10/30…Loaned to Wolf Pack by NY Rangers 10/28…Made NHL debut in Rangers’ season opener 10/3 @ Phoenix…2012-13: Netted PP-GWG in North American pro debut
4/5 vs. Springfield (Third Star in 4-3 win), before being injured later in the game…Reassigned by NY Rangers to Whale from HV71 (Sweden) 4/3…Tied for second on HV71
team in playoff points and assists…Tied for HV71 team lead in regular-season goals and finished second on team in points…2011-12: Had 1-4-5 for HV71 @ AIK
10/4…Missed three months of action with injury suffered 11/29 vs. Gavle…2010-11: Notched 4-2-6 in 6 GP for Team Sweden at 2011 World Junior Championship, good for a
tie for team lead in goals…2009-10: Tied for HV71 Jr. team lead in goals, and finished second on team in points.
16
#30
Cedrick Desjardins, G
Catches left. 6-0, 192. Born: Edmundston, N.B. – 9/30/85
Acquired: Signed by NY Rangers as free agent 7/1/14
Regular Season
Playoffs
Year
Team
Lge.
GP W-L-T/SOL GAA Sv % SHO
GP W-L GAA Sv. %.
2002-06
Rimouski/Quebec QMJHL 128
67-47-4
3.51
90.1
11
37 26-10 2.57
92.8
2006-07
Hamilton
AHL
3
0-2-0
2.96
87.9
0
--------Cincinnati
ECHL
44
24-20-0
2.54
91.7
4
10
6-4
2.82
91.2
2007-08
Hamilton
AHL
12
4-4-1
3.04
90.9
0
--------Cincinnati
ECHL
22
16-5-1
1.92
93.4
5
16 11-4
1.84
93.9
2008-09
Hamilton
AHL
30
16-12-0
2.55
91.9
4
--------2009-10
Hamilton
AHL
47
29-9-4
2.00
91.9
6
10
6-4
2.62
90.2
2010-11
Tampa Bay
NHL
2
2-0-0
1.00
96.8
0
--------Norfolk
AHL
24
15-6-1
2.59
90.5
1
--------2011-12
Lake Erie
AHL
32
16-11-5
2.11
93.2
2
--------2012-13
Tampa Bay
NHL
3
0-3-0
3.00
89.0
0
--------Hamilton
AHL
22
7-13-2
2.94
90.5
2
--------Syracuse
AHL
14
8-5-1
2.12
91.8
3
18 13-5
2.30
90.8
2013-14
Tampa Bay
NHL
1
0-1-0
6.67
84.6
0
--------Syracuse
AHL
35
9-18-4
2.81
91.0
2
--------CAREER TOTALS:
NHL
6
2-4-0
2.42
91.9
0
--------(through end of 2013-14
AHL
219 104-80-18
2.45
91.4
21
28 19-9
2.41
90.6
season)
ECHL
66
40-25-1
2.33
92.3
9
26 17-8
2.22
92.8
Pro
291 146-109-19 2.42
91.6
30
54 36-17 2.32
91.8
SHO
2
--2
--1
--1
----------3
------4
3
7
Career Notes: 2013-14: Recalled by Tampa Bay from Syracuse 1/31 and made NHL season debut 2/6 vs. Toronto, playing 18:02 in relief of Ben Bishop (2 GA on 13 shots in
4-1 loss)…Played in 200th career AHL game 12/28 vs. Norfolk (35:49 of relief work, 2 GA on 18 shots in 6-3 loss)…Posted his 100th career AHL victory 11/30 @ Adirondack,
stopping all 28 shots in 1-0 triumph…2012-13: Registered fourth-best postseason GAA in AHL, helping to lead Syracuse to Calder Cup Finals (lost in six games to Grand
Rapids)…2011-12: Topped AHL netminders in save percentage and finished with third-best GAA in league…2010-11: Recalled from Norfolk by Tampa Bay 12/20, and won
NHL debut 12/30 vs. Montreal, stopping 27 shots in 4-1 victory (Second Star)…2009-10: Led AHL goaltenders in regular-season GAA, ranked second in shutouts and tied for
fourth in wins…Shared Harry “Hap” Holmes Award (outstanding team goaltenders) with Curtis Sanford…Second-team AHL All-Star selection…2008-09: Had shutout streak
of 148:35 from 3/3-3/8…Made 28 saves in first career AHL shutout 11/23 @ Houston (First Star in 4-0 win)…2007-08: Helped lead Cincinnati to ECHL championship,
earning Kelly Cup MVP honors…Led ECHL in playoff GAA and save percentage…Topped ECHL goaltenders in regular-season shutouts…2006-07: Earned ECHL AllRookie honors…Finished fifth among ECHL goaltenders in regular-season GAA…Made AHL debut for Hamilton 2/19 @ Syracuse (1 GA on 12 shots in 25:24 of relief work in
5-3 loss)…2005-06: Named Outstanding Goaltender of Memorial Cup, after helping Quebec (QMJHL) to Memorial Cup championship…2004-05: Won QMJHL playoff title
with Rimouski…Transactions: Traded to Tampa Bay by Montreal for Dustin Tokarski 2/14/13...Signed as free agent by Montreal 7/1/12…Signed with Colorado as free agent
7/8/11…Acquired by Tampa Bay from Montreal for Karri Ramo 8/16/10…Signed as free agent by Montreal 7/20/10.
17
#39
Ryan Haggerty, RW
Year
Team
2011-12
R.P.I.
2012-13
R.P.I.
2013-14
R.P.I.
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Shoots right. 6-0, 201. Born: Stamford, CT – 3/4/93
Regular Season
Lge.
GP
G
A
PTS PIM
GP
ECAC
35
7
8
15
30
--ECAC
36
12
14
26
30
--ECAC
35
28
15
43
42
--ECAC:
106
47
37
84
102
---
Playoffs
G
---------
A
---------
Pts.
---------
PIM
---------
Career Notes: 2013-14: Leading goal-scorer in ECAC finished third in nation in goals…Led RPI team, and ranked second in ECAC, in points…Topped ECAC skaters in
shots (161) and GWG (6)…Second-Team NCAA East All-America selection…2012-13: Tied for RPI team lead in goals and scored fourth-most points on team…2011-12:
Tied for second among RPI skaters in goals and finished fourth on team in points…Misc.: Father Roger Haggerty was a minor-league infielder at A and AA levels from 1986’89, and played two games with the New Britain Red Sox in 1987.
18
#15
Marek Hrivik, LW
Year
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
Team
Moncton
Moncton
Whale
Moncton
2012-13
Whale
2013-14
Wolf Pack
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Shoots left. 6-1, 197. Born: Zilina, Slovakia – 8/28/91
Acquired: Signed as free agent with NY Rangers 5/30/12
Regular Season
Playoffs
Lge.
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
GP
G
A
QMJHL
66
26
29
55
14
21
5
12
QMJHL
59
38
41
79
18
4
0
6
AHL
8
1
0
1
0
9
5
4
QMJHL
54
29
41
70
8
4
1
2
AHL
40
7
18
25
10
------AHL
74
13
14
27
22
------AHL
122
21
32
53
32
9
5
4
QMJHL 179
93
111 204
40
29
6
20
Pts.
17
6
9
3
----9
26
PIM
8
11
10
0
----10
19
Career Notes: 2013-14: Scored for a second straight game 4/12 @ St. John’s (7-2 win)…Scored a goal and had a game-high six shots in 2-1 victory @ Worcester 4/9…Scored
for a second straight game, and registered a point for a third consecutive contest (2-1-3) in 2-0 win 4/4 @ Manchester…Third Star 3/7 vs. Springfield (two assists in 6-2
win)…Had goals in back-to-back games (2-0-2) 2/21 vs. Bridgeport and 2/22 @ Springfield…Notched GWG for a second straight game 2/14 @ Springfield (5-2 win)…Scored
GWG in 3-1 victory @ Norfolk 2/8…Had points in a then-team season-high five straight games (1-4-5) 10/12-10/25 …Scored his first goal of season, and scored in shootout, in
5-4 victory vs. Manchester 10/18…2012-13: Topped Whale rookies in assists and had second-most rookie points on team…Returned to action 4/5 vs. Springfield, and scored a
goal in 4-3 victory, after missing previous 35 games due to injury…Earned Third-Star honors 12/12 vs. Worcester, with two assists in 2-1 win…Named game’s Third Star in 4-3
OTL vs. Syracuse 12/1 (PPG), after extending a point-scoring streak to five games (2-5-7)…Tallied his first goal of the season in 3-2 victory @ Springfield 11/25…Notched his
first three-point game as a pro, and the Whale’s first three-assist game of the season, and put seven shots on net, in Second-Star performance 11/24 vs. Norfolk (5-2 win)…Had
assists in three straight games (0-3-3) 10/24-10/27…Earned his first point of the season with an assist 10/24 @ Albany…Made season debut 10/19 @ Norfolk, after missing the
first two games of season due to injury…2011-12: Led Whale squad in postseason goals and tied for team lead in points…Had points in six straight postseason games (5-3-8),
4/21-5/7…Scored for a third straight game 5/2, in 3-2 (OT) win @ Norfolk in Game One of Eastern Conference Semifinals…Struck for his second consecutive two-goal game in
Game Three of Eastern Conference Quarterfinals 4/22 vs. Bridgeport (Second Star in 4-3, series-deciding OT win)…Notched his first two pro playoff points with a pair of goals
4/21 @ Bridgeport, in 3-0 win in Game Two of Eastern Conference Quarterfinals (Second Star)…His first pro point was Whale’s only goal in 2-1 loss 4/11 @ Portland…Made
pro debut in 3-0 win vs. Adirondack 3/31, after signing ATO earlier in the day…Tied for second-most playoff points on Moncton (QMJHL) team…Finished third on Moncton
club in regular-season points, goals and assists…2010-11: Top postseason point-scorer among Moncton (QMJHL) skaters…Led Moncton club in regular-season goals, and
finished second on team in points and assists…2009-10: Won QMJHL championship and went to Memorial Cup (0-1-1 in 3 GP) with Moncton…Scored second-most regularseason goals on Moncton club, and finished fourth on team in points and tied for fourth in +/- (+24)…Transactions: Signed Amateur Tryout (ATO) Agreement with Whale
3/31/12.
19
#5
Tommy Hughes, D
Year
Team
2009-10
London
2010-11
London
2011-12
London
2012-13
London
2013-14
Wolf Pack
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Lge.
OHL
OHL
OHL
OHL
AHL
AHL
OHL
Shoots right. 6-2, 215. Born: London, Ont. – 4/7/92
Regular Season
Playoffs
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
GP
G
A
7
0
0
0
0
------39
0
6
6
39
6
0
0
56
2
8
10
64
19
1
3
67
1
15
16
66
20
1
1
72
2
7
9
34
------72
2
7
9
34
------169
3
29
32
169
45
2
4
Pts.
--0
4
2
----6
PIM
--12
20
19
----51
Career Notes: 2013-14: Was a combined +6 in last nine games of season, and was plus or even in each of the last ten…Assisted on Wolf Pack’s only non-shootout goal in 2-1
shootout win vs. Providence 4/5…Scored his second goal of the season in 6-2 win 3/7 vs. Springfield…Had an assist and four shots (tied for game high) 12/13 vs.
Adirondack…Injured 10/23 vs. Portland and missed two games (returned to action 10/30 vs. Bridgeport)…Notched his first two pro points with 1-1-2 in 3-2 victory @
Adirondack 10/12…Had one shot on goal in pro debut in Wolf Pack season opener 10/5 vs. Norfolk…2012-13: Helped lead London (OHL) club to second straight OHL
playoff championship and Memorial Cup berth, notching one assist and four PIM in five Memorial Cup outings…Was +8 in 20 playoff GP for London…Tied for fifth on
London club in regular-season PIM…Posted first career OHL multiple-point game 9/23 @ Guelph, with 1-1-2 in 8-2 victory…2011-12: Won OHL playoff title, and went to
Final game of Memorial Cup (2-1 overtime loss to QMJHL Shawinigan) with London, contributing one assist, four PIM and a +1 in four Memorial Cup games…Registered
fourth-most OHL playoff PIM on London club and was +9 in 19 postseason GP…Finished regular season +30, good for second on London team…Had fifth-most regular-season
PIM among London skaters…2010-11: Posted top regular-season +/- mark (+9) among London (OHL) defensemen and finished second overall on team in +/-.
20
#20
Dallas Jackson, D
Year
2007-10
Team
Red Deer/Regina/
Regina/Pr. Geo./
Kelowna
2010-11
Reading
Gwinnett
2011-12
Bridgeport
Lake Erie
Gwinnett
2012-13
Bridgeport
Gwinnett
2013-14
Bridgeport
Springfield
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Lge.
WHL
ECHL
ECHL
AHL
AHL
ECHL
AHL
ECHL
AHL
AHL
AHL:
ECHL:
Pro:
Shoots left. 6-2, 205. Born: Edson, Alta. – 3/31/89
Acquired: Signed Professional Tryout (PTO) agreement with Wolf Pack 11/2/14
Regular Season
Playoffs
GP
G
A
PTS PIM
GP
G
A
Pts.
174
32
70
102
173
19
0
8
8
30
9
3
2
62
21
31
53
4
83
132
215
2
0
0
0
7
0
7
3
0
3
16
19
7
0
0
1
22
3
8
21
1
26
37
63
9
0
0
1
29
3
15
24
1
29
53
82
8
8
0
0
85
10
34
36
2
48
135
183
--------3
--8
------11
11
--------1
--1
------2
2
--------3
--1
------4
4
--------4
--2
------6
6
PIM
34
--------2
--2
------4
4
Career Notes: 2013-14: Finished with third-most assists among Springfield defensemen (a combined 22, between Bridgeport and Springfield)…Acquired by Springfield from
Bridgeport 3/12, in exchange for Jeremy Langlois…2012-13: Led Gwinnett (ECHL) defensemen in regular-season goals…Released from Professional Tryout (PTO)
agreement, and signed to AHL contract, by Bridgeport 2/27…Signed PTO with Bridgeport 12/29…2011-12: Led Gwinnett (ECHL) club in playoff points and assists…Tops
among Gwinnett defensemen in regular-season points, assists and PIM, and tied for lead in goals…Fourth-most PIM overall on Gwinnett team…Transactions: Signed ECHL
contract with Greenville 9/11/14.
21
#11
Michael Kantor, RW
Year
2009-10
2010-11
Team
Saginaw
Saginaw
Sault Ste. Marie
2011-12
Sault Ste. Marie
Sudbury
2012-13
Sudbury
2013-14
Wolf Pack
Greenville
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Shoots right. 6-1, 185. Born: Lake Forest, IL – 2/2/92
Regular Season
Playoffs
Lge.
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
GP
G
A
OHL
29
4
8
12
71
6
0
0
OHL
35
8
5
13
85
------OHL
17
3
4
7
35
------OHL
34
2
8
10
76
------OHL
26
6
13
19
60
------OHL
56
20
13
33
93
9
2
2
AHL
27
0
0
0
113
------ECHL
3
0
3
3
12
------AHL
27
0
0
0
113
------Pro
30
0
3
3
125
------OHL
197
43
51
94
420
15
2
2
Pts.
0
--------4
--------4
PIM
10
--------12
--------22
Career Notes: 2013-14: Finished with third-most PIM on Wolf Pack club…Missed last 34 games of season due to injury (last game-played was 1/29 vs. Adirondack)…Injured
12/26 @ Bridgeport and missed four games (returned to action 1/10 @ Worcester)…Reassigned by NY Rangers to Wolf Pack from Greenville (ECHL) 11/5…Notched his first
two pro points in ECHL debut 10/30, with pair of assists in 3-1 Greenville win @ Reading…Assigned to Greenville 10/29…Made pro debut in Wolf Pack’s season opener 10/5
vs. Norfolk…2012-13: Tied for third on Sudbury (OHL) club in playoff PIM…Scored fourth-most regular-season goals on Sudbury team and ranked third in PIM…2011-12:
Registered second-most PIM among Sudbury (OHL) skaters (a combined 136 between Sault Ste. Marie and Sudbury) and finished with fifth-best +/- on team (+11)…2010-11:
Ranked second on Sault Ste. Marie (OHL) club in PIM (a combined 120 between Saginaw and Sault Ste. Marie)…2009-10: Posted third-highest postseason PIM total on
Saginaw (OHL) team…Transactions: Signed Amateur Tryout (ATO) agreement with Whale 4/16/13.
22
#28
Michael Kostka, D
Year
2004-08
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
Team
UMass-Amherst
Rochester
Portland
Portland
Rochester
San Antonio
Norfolk
2012-13
Toronto
Toronto
2013-14
Chicago
Tampa Bay
Rockford
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Shoots right. 6-1, 210. Born: Etobicoke, Ont. – 11/28/85
Regular Season
Lge.
GP
G
A
PTS
PIM
GP
H.E.
143
15
38
53
74
--AHL
1
0
0
0
2
--AHL
80
4
26
30
33
4
AHL
76
2
25
27
37
4
AHL
80
16
39
55
46
--AHL
18
2
4
6
14
--AHL
52
7
25
32
43
18
NHL
35
0
8
8
27
1
AHL
34
6
28
34
38
--NHL
9
2
1
3
8
--NHL
19
2
6
8
0
3
AHL
2
0
1
1
2
--NHL:
63
4
15
19
35
4
AHL:
343
37
148
185
215
26
Pro:
406
41
163
204
250
30
Playoffs
G
----1
0
----6
0
----0
--0
7
7
A
----0
0
----6
0
----2
--2
6
8
Pts.
----1
0
----12
0
----2
--2
13
15
PIM
----6
0
----8
0
----0
--0
14
14
Career Notes: 2013-14: Led Tampa Bay team in playoff plus/minus (+2) and tied for team lead in assists…Notched first career NHL playoff point 4/16, with an assist for
Tampa Bay in Game One of first-round series vs. Montreal (5-4 overtime loss)…Was +10 in 28 total NHL GP on the regular season…Made Tampa Bay debut 3/1 @ Dallas (4-2
win), after being claimed off waivers from Chicago 2/23…First career NHL goal was GWG for Chicago in 3-1 victory 10/19 vs. Toronto…Posted his first career NHL multiplepoint game 12/10, with 1-1-2 for Chicago in 6-2 win @ Dallas…2012-13: Made NHL playoff debut for Toronto in Game One of first-round series @ Boston (4-1 loss)…Tied
for Toronto (AHL) team lead in assists and finished fifth on team in points…Led Toronto (AHL) defensemen in points and assists…Posted assists in first three career NHL GP
for Toronto (0-3-3)…First career NHL point was an assist in NHL debut 1/19 @ Montreal (2-1 win)…2011-12: Won Calder Cup championship with Norfolk, tying for AHL
postseason plus/minus lead (+14) and leading all league defensemen in points and goals…Made Norfolk debut 12/3 vs. Adirondack, after being acquired by Tampa Bay from
Florida the previous day…Finished regular season second among Norfolk defensemen in points, goals and assists…Posted fifth-best regular-season plus/minus (+22) among
AHL defensemen…2010-11: Led Rochester club in points, was second in assists and tied for second in goals…Tied for AHL lead in goals among defensemen, and tied for third
in points…2009-10: Second among Portland blueliners in points and assists…Finished tied for fifth overall on Portland club in assists…2008-09: Registered second-most
points, goals and assists among Portland defensemen…2007-08: Was +1 with one shot on goal in professional debut for Rochester 3/26 vs. Manitoba, after signing Amateur
Tryout (ATO) agreement 3/25…Second-Team All-Hockey East selection (9-12-21 in 36 GP)…Transactions: Claimed off waivers by Tampa Bay from Chicago
2/23/14…Signed as free agent with Chicago 7/19/13…Signed as free agent by Toronto 7/1/12…Traded to Tampa Bay, along with Evan Oberg, by Florida, in exchange for
James Wright and Mike Vernace, 12/2/11…Signed as free agent by Florida 6/30/11…Signed AHL contract with Rochester 8/25/10.
23
#29
Danny Kristo, RW
Year
2007-08
Team
USNTDP U-18
USNTDP U-18
2008-09
Omaha
2009-10
U. North Dakota
2010-11
U. North Dakota
2011-12
U. North Dakota
2012-13
Hamilton
U. North Dakota
2013-14
Wolf Pack
CAREER TOTALS:
Shoots right. 5-11, 185. Born: Edina, MN – 6/18/90
Acquired: Trade with Montreal, in exchange for Christian Thomas, 7/2/13
Regular Season
Playoffs
Lge.
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
NAHL
14
4
4
8
6
----------43
18
14
32
18
----------USHL
50
22
36
58
18
3
3
0
3
2
WCHA
41
15
21
36
8
----------WCHA
34
8
20
28
18
----------WCHA
42
19
26
45
33
----------AHL
9
0
3
3
2
----------WCHA
40
26
26
52
24
----------AHL
65
25
18
43
18
----------AHL
74
25
21
46
20
----------WCHA
157
68
93
161
83
-----------
Career Notes: 2013-14: Led Wolf Pack club in goals and finished third on team in points…Tied for seventh among AHL rookies in goals…Chalked up his 25th goal of the
season in 2-1 win vs. Springfield 4/18…Scored only goal of shootout in 2-1 win 3/14 vs. Adirondack (First Star)…Returned to action 3/7, and scored first goal of game 1:45 into
the first period, in 6-2 victory vs. Springfield, after missing previous eight games due to injury…Struck for his first multiple-goal game as a pro, with 2-1-3, in First-Star
performance 1/29 vs. Adirondack (5-2 victory)…Put a Wolf Pack season-high eight shots on net 12/20 vs. Bridgeport…Returned to action 12/6 @ Adirondack, after missing
two games due to injury…Scored GWG, and was +3, in 4-1 win vs. Portland 11/27…Earned First-Star honors 11/16 @ Bridgeport, with 1-1-2 in 4-1 Wolf Pack win…Struck for
Wolf Pack’s first three-point game of season in First-Star performance 10/30 vs. Bridgeport, with 1-2-3 in 5-3 victory…Tied a then-team season high with three-game goal
streak (3-0-3) 10/18-10/23…Netted GWG in 3-2 win @ Portland 10/19 (First Star), giving him goals in back-to-back games (2-0-2) for his first time as a pro…Scored thirdperiod GTG, and added an assist and shootout goal, 10/11 vs. Adirondack…Had two assists, including one on Dylan McIlrath’s third-period game-winner, in Wolf Pack’s first
win of season 10/6 vs. Albany (4-3 victory)…Netted his first pro goal, and also scored in shootout, in Wolf Pack debut 10/5, in season opener vs. Norfolk…2012-13: Member
of U.S. team at World Cup in Ufa, Russia (1-2-3 in 10 GP)…Loaned by Montreal to Hamilton 4/3 and assisted on GWG in pro debut 4/5 @ San Antonio (4-2 win)…WCHA
First All-Star selection…Led WCHA in goals and finished tied for second in points…2011-12: Led U. North Dakota squad in assists and finished second on team in points and
goals…2009-10: Named WCHA Rookie of the Year…Finished third on U. North Dakota team in points, goals and assists…Won gold medal with Team USA at World Junior
Championship (5-3-8 in 7 GP)…2008-09: Went to World Junior Championship with Team USA (1-0-1 in 6 GP)…Transactions: Agreed to terms on NHL contract with
Montreal 3/4/13…Drafted: 2nd rd. (56th ov.) by Montreal 2008.
24
#24
Oscar Lindberg, C
Shoots left. 6-1, 190. Born: Skelleftea, Sweden – 10/29/91
Acquired: Trade with Phoenix, in exchange for Ethan Werek, 5/8/11
Regular Season
Playoffs
Year
Team
Lge.
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
2009-10
Skelleftea AIK
Sweden
36
1
1
2
35
10
2
0
2
2
Skelleftea AIK Jr. Sweden Jr. 30
14
23
37
44
1
1
1
2
12
2010-11
Skelleftea AIK
Sweden
41
5
9
14
31
18
3
4
7
4
Skelleftea AIK Jr. Sweden Jr. 9
8
4
12
8
----------2011-12
Skelleftea AIK
Sweden
46
5
5
10
18
18
1
3
4
10
Sundsvall IF
Sweden-1 5
1
1
2
2
----------Skelleftea AIK Jr. Sweden Jr. 2
1
3
4
2
----------2012-13
Skelleftea AIK
Sweden
55
17
25
42
54
13
4
8
12
16
2013-14
Wolf Pack
AHL
75
18
26
44
58
----------CAREER TOTALS:
AHL
75
18
26
44
58
----------(through end of 2013-14
Sweden
178
28
40
68
138
59
10
15
25
32
season)
Career Notes: 2013-14: Tied for Wolf Pack lead in GWG (6), and finished second on team in points…Scored first career North American pro SHG in 4-2 win @ Adirondack
3/22…Earned First-Star honors in 4-1 win vs. Adirondack 2/4, with 1-1-2…Struck for his first career three-point game in North American pro ranks 1/31 vs. Providence, with 21-3 (Third Star in 6-4 loss), extending a personal season-high point-scoring streak to five games (5-4-9)…Posted his second straight multiple-point game 1/25 vs. St. John’s,
with two assists…Had his first multiple-goal game in North American pro with two tallies, including GWG, in First-Star performance vs. Springfield 1/24 (5-2 win)…Equaled
team season high with eight shots on goal 1/4 vs. Worcester…Notched first North American pro OT goal 12/28 vs. Worcester (First Star in 3-2 win)…Earned First-Star honors
12/26 @ Bridgeport, with 1-1-2 in 3-1 victory…Scored for a second straight game, notching his first career GWG in North American pro, in 5-3 win 10/30 vs. Bridgeport (Third
Star)…Tallied his first North American pro goal, and added an assist, in 4-3 win @ Hershey 10/26…Had his first multiple-point game in North American pro 10/11 vs.
Adirondack, with two assists…Registered his first North American pro point with an assist 10/6 vs. Albany…Made North American pro debut in Wolf Pack’s season opener
10/5 vs. Norfolk…2012-13: Helped lead Sweden to World Championship gold medal (1-1-2 in 10 tournament GP)…Named Swedish Elite League Playoff MVP, after winning
league championship with Skelleftea…Led Skelleftea in postseason points, and tied for overall league playoff points lead…Tied for team playoff assist lead and tied for third in
league in helpers…+13 in 13 playoff GP, good for second on Skelleftea team and second in SEL…Scored third-most regular-season points on Skelleftea squad and tied for
eighth overall in league in points…2011-12: Made second consecutive appearance in Swedish Elite League finals with Skelleftea… 2010-11: Went to Swedish Elite League
finals with Skelleftea…Skated for Sweden in World Junior Championship, notching 2-2-4 in 6 GP and tying for second-most shots on goal on team (22)…2009-10: Led
Swedish junior league in faceoff percentage for a second straight year, with a mark of 60.4%...Transactions: Agreed to terms on NHL contract with NY Rangers
6/1/12…Drafted: 2nd rd. (57th ov.) by Phoenix 2010.
25
#33
Jeff Malcolm, G
Year
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
Team
Yale University
Yale University
Yale University
Yale University
Wolf Pack
Greenville
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Lge.
ECAC
ECAC
ECAC
ECAC
AHL
ECHL
AHL
ECHL
Pro
ECAC
Catches left. 6-2, 185. Born: Lethbridge, Alta. – 4/13/89
Acquired: Signed AHL contract with Wolf Pack 7/17/13
Regular Season
Playoffs
GP W-L GAA Sv. %.
10
5-3-0
3.05
87.6
0
--------2
1-1-0
4.02
83.7
0
--------25
10-11-2
2.77
90.8
3
--------30
20-6-2
2.24
91.9
3
--------6
1-3-0
2.85
88.8
0
--------27
13-9-0
2.90
91.2
0
7
3-4
2.67
91.2
6
1-3-0
2.85
88.8
0
--------27
13-9-0
2.90
91.2
0
7
3-4
2.67
91.2
33
14-12-3
2.89
90.9
0
7
3-4
2.67
91.2
67
36-21-4
2.60
90.7
6
---------
SHO
----------0
--0
0
---
Career Notes: 2013-14: Stopped 53 of 56 shots in pro playoff debut for Greenville (ECHL) 4/26 vs. Kalamazoo, in 4-3, triple-OT win in Game Five of first-round series
(Third Star)…Returned on loan to Greenville 1/9…Posted his first AHL win in 4-1 victory vs. Portland 11/27 (Third Star)…Recalled by Wolf Pack from Greenville
11/25…Made Greenville regular season-high 52 saves 11/7 vs. South Carolina (Third Star in 4-2 loss)…Had been returned to Greenville 10/29…Made pro debut 10/25 @
Albany (stopped Harri Pesonen penalty shot attempt 5:03 into 1st period)…Recalled from loan to Greenville 10/15…2012-13: Finished Yale (ECAC) career tied for tops in
school history with six shutouts…Left Yale third all-time in program history in save percentage (90.7) and wins (36) and fourth in GAA (2.60)…Authored 36-save shutout in
Frozen Four Championship Game 4/13 vs. Quinnipiac (4-0 win), to help bring Yale its first NCAA Hockey title…Frozen Four All-Tournament Team selection…Rang up
second-highest single-season win total (20), third-best save percentage (91.9) and fourth-lowest GAA (2.24) in school history…Finished second among ECAC goaltenders in
wins and tied for third in shutouts…Named ECAC Goaltender of the Month for March/April (8-2-0, 1.76, 2 SHO)…Strung together shutout streak of 111:39, the fifth-longest in
Yale history, from 1/12-1/19…2011-12: Tied for fourth in ECAC in shutouts…Posted three consecutive shutouts, tying Yale school record, 11/5 vs. Colgate, 11/11 @ RPI and
11/12 @ Union, and registered second-longest shutout streak in school history (226:39) 11/4-11/19…2009-10: Notched his first win in his first college start, 11/24 vs. Sacred
Heart (13 saves in 8-2 victory)…Transactions: Re-signed by Wolf Pack 7/9/14.
26
#6
Ryan Malone, LW
Year
1999-03
2002-03
2003-04
2004-05
Team
St. Cloud State
Wilkes-Barre/Scr.
Pittsburgh
Blues
Ritten Renon
Ambri-Piotta
2005-06
Pittsburgh
2006-07
Pittsburgh
2007-08
Pittsburgh
2008-09
Tampa Bay
2009-10
Tampa Bay
2010-11
Tampa Bay
2011-12
Tampa Bay
2012-13
Tampa Bay
2013-14
Tampa Bay
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Shoots left. 6-4, 224. Born: Pittsburgh, PA – 12/1/79
Regular Season
Lge.
GP
G
A
PTS PIM
GP
WCHA
142
56
84
140
281
--AHL
3
0
1
1
2
--NHL
81
22
21
43
64
--Finland
9
2
1
3
36
--Italy-A
10
6
1
7
20
6
Swiss-A
----------1
NHL
77
22
22
44
63
--NHL
64
16
15
31
71
5
NHL
77
27
24
51
103
20
NHL
70
26
19
45
98
--NHL
69
21
26
47
68
--NHL
54
14
24
38
51
18
NHL
68
20
28
48
82
--NHL
24
6
2
8
22
--NHL
57
5
10
15
67
--NHL:
641
179
191 370
689
43
AHL:
3
0
1
1
2
0
N. Am. Pro: 644
179
192 371
691
43
Playoffs
G
--------4
0
--0
6
----3
------9
0
9
A
--------4
0
--0
10
----3
------13
0
13
Pts.
--------8
0
--0
16
----6
------22
0
22
PIM
--------36
2
--0
25
----24
------49
0
49
Career Notes: 2013-14: Scored a goal in 600th career NHL game 11/9 @ Detroit…2011-12: Had fifth-most points and goals, and second-most PIM, on Tampa Bay
club…2010-11: Went to Eastern Conference Finals with Tampa Bay (lost in seven games to eventual-champion Boston, dropping Game Seven 1-0)…Led Lightning in hits (43)
in postseason…Finished fifth among Tampa Bay skaters in regular-season assists…2009-10: Ranked fourth on Tampa Bay team in points and fifth in goals…Scored seven
GWG, tied for Tampa Bay team lead and tied for fourth in NHL…2008-09: Posted top shooting percentage in NHL, with a mark of 21.0…Tallied third-most goals on Tampa
Bay club, and finished tied for fourth in points, tied for second in +/- (+4) and third in PIM…300th career NHL game was Tampa Bay debut 10/4 vs. Rangers…2007-08: Went
to Stanley Cup Finals with Pittsburgh (lost in six games to Detroit)…Tied for third-most playoff goals on Pittsburgh club and had fourth-most postseason points on team…Led
Pittsburgh skaters in regular-season GWG (6), Finished third in goals and +/- (+14), and had fifth-most points on team…2006-07: One of 13 NHL players to post two hat tricks
on the season, notching his first as a pro 12/15 vs. NY Islanders (+4, First Star in 7-4 win) and also turning the trick 2/19 @ NY Islanders (seven shots in 6-5 loss)…2005-06:
Scored Pittsburgh team-leading five SHG, good for a tie for third in NHL…Tied for third-most goals on Pittsburgh club and finished fifth on team in points…2003-04: Top
goal-scorer on Pittsburgh squad and finished with third-most points on team…NHL All-Rookie Team selection…Led NHL rookies in SHG with three, and was fourth in points
and goals among league first-year pros…Transactions: Acquired by Tampa Bay from Pittsburgh, along with Gary Roberts, for a 3rd-rd. draft pick 6/28/08…Drafted: 4th rd.
(115th ov.) by Pittsburgh 1999, from Omaha of USHL.
27
#3
Chris McCarthy, F
Year
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
Team
Univ. of Vermont
Univ. of Vermont
Univ. of Vermont
Univ. of Vermont
Wolf Pack
Univ. of Vermont
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Lge.
H.E.
H.E.
H.E.
H.E.
AHL
H.E.
AHL
H.E.
Shoots right. 6-1, 205. Born: Collegeville, PA – 7/30/91
Regular Season
Playoffs
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
GP
G
A
35
6
11
17
23
------36
8
12
20
20
------5
1
3
4
4
------36
13
18
31
10
------8
1
0
1
2
------38
18
24
42
12
------8
1
0
1
2
------150
46
68
114
69
-------
Pts.
-----------------
PIM
-----------------
Career Notes: 2013-14: Had personal pro-high four shots on goal in Wolf Pack’s season finale, a 2-0 win vs. Bridgeport 4/19…Notched his first career pro point with game’s
first goal 4/13 @ St. John’s…Had one shot on goal in pro debut 4/4 @ Manchester…Earned Second-Team Hockey East All-Star honors…Topped University of Vermont (H.E.)
squad in points and assists, and finished second on team in goals…Posted his first collegiate four-point game 2/21 @ Merrimack, with four assists…2012-13: Winner of
Hockey East’s Len Ceglarski Sportsmanship Award…Led University of Vermont team in points, goals and assists…2011-12: Medical redshirt, missed last 29 games due to
injury…2010-11: Scored second-most points on University of Vermont (H.E.) squad…2009-10: Second-leading scorer among University of Vermont (H.E.)
freshmen…Transactions: Signed Amateur Tryout (ATO) agreement with Wolf Pack 4/1/14.
28
#8
Dylan McIlrath, D
Year
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Team
Moose Jaw
Moose Jaw
Whale
Moose Jaw
2011-12
Whale
Moose Jaw
2012-13
Whale
2013-14
NY Rangers
Wolf Pack
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Shoots right. 6-5, 230. Born: Winnipeg, Man. – 4/20/92
Acquired: Drafted by NY Rangers 1st rd. (10th ov.) 2010
Regular Season
Playoffs
Lge.
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
GP
G
A
WHL
53
1
3
4
102
------WHL
65
7
17
24
169
7
0
1
AHL
2
0
0
0
7
------WHL
62
5
18
23
153
6
0
0
AHL
----------5
0
0
WHL
52
3
20
23
127
14
0
6
AHL
45
0
5
5
125
------NHL
2
0
0
0
7
------AHL
62
6
11
17
165
------NHL
2
0
0
0
7
------AHL
109
6
16
22
297
5
0
0
Pro
111
6
16
22
304
5
0
0
WHL
232
16
58
74
551
27
0
7
Pts.
--1
--0
0
6
--------0
0
7
PIM
--21
--15
9
12
--------9
9
48
Career Notes: 2013-14: Led Wolf Pack team in PIM and tied for second-most goals among club’s defensemen…Had assists in three of the season’s last four games (0-33)…Third Star 4/18 vs. Springfield (assist in 2-1 win)…Had a game-high four shots on goal 3/15 @ Albany (2-0 loss)…Scored his second GWG of season in 4-2 triumph vs.
Portland 3/1…Returned to action 2/4 vs. Adirondack, and had an assist and was +2 in 4-1 win, after missing previous three games due to injury…Returned to action 1/19 @
Bridgeport, after missing previous nine games due to injury (injured 12/21 vs. Springfield)…Returned to Wolf Pack by NY Rangers 12/19…Made NHL debut 12/12 vs.
Columbus, after receiving first NHL recall from NY Rangers 12/11…Earned a helper on Andrew Yogan’s GWG 11/16 @ Bridgeport (4-1 victory)…Assisted on Oscar
Lindberg’s third-period GWG in 5-3 win vs. Bridgeport 10/30…Scored for a second straight game 10/11 vs. Adirondack (Third Star)…First pro goal was third-period gamewinner in 4-3 triumph vs. Albany 10/6…2012-13: Led Whale defensemen in PIM, and registered third-most PIM overall on Whale team…Posted his first multiple-point game
as a pro with two assists 3/24 vs. Binghamton (Third Star in 6-1 victory)…Was +3 in 7-3 win vs. Bridgeport 3/1…Registered his first pro point with an assist 1/15 @
Portland…Was +3 in 4-3 shootout loss @ Hershey 1/12…Returned to action 1/4 vs. Adirondack, after serving two-game AHL suspension…Made season debut 12/27 vs.
Bridgeport, after missing season’s first 29 games due to off-season injury…2011-12: Was Even with two shots in pro playoff debut 5/4, in Game Two of Eastern Conference
Semifinals @ Norfolk…Reassigned by NY Rangers to Whale from Moose Jaw (WHL) 4/30…Finished regular season second among Moose Jaw defensemen in assists and tied
for second among team blueliners in points…Led Moose Jaw defensemen, and finished second overall on team, in regular-season PIM…2010-11: Was Even with seven PIM in
pro debut 4/9 vs. Bridgeport…Led Moose Jaw (WHL) club in playoff PIM, and finished second on team in regular-season PIM…Finished regular season third among Warrior
defensemen in points and goals…Posted WHL career-best four-game point-scoring streak (1-4-5), 12/14-12/28…2009-10:. Topped Moose Jaw (WHL) defensemen in +/-, with
a +20, and finished with second-best overall +/- on team…Led Moose Jaw squad in regular-season and playoff PIM…Tied for third among Warrior blueliners in points, goals
and assists…Participated in 2010 Canadian Hockey League (CHL) Top Prospects Game 1/20 as a member of Team Orr, and finished second in the Hardest Shot event at the
Skills Competition with a 91.8 mph shot…2008-09: Finished with fourth-most PIM on Moose Jaw (WHL) team…Transactions: Signed Amateur Tryout (ATO) Agreement
with Whale 4/6/11, released 4/25…Agreed to terms on NHL contract with NY Rangers 3/16/11.
29
#10
J.T. Miller, C
Year
2010-11
Team
USNTDP
USNTDP
2011-12
Whale
Plymouth
2012-13
NY Rangers
Whale
2013-14
NY Rangers
Wolf Pack
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Shoots left. 6-1, 205. Born: East Palestine, OH – 3/14/93
Acquired: Drafted by NY Rangers 1st rd. (15th ov.) 2011
Regular Season
Playoffs
Lge.
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
GP
G
A
USHL
21
3
12
15
48
------U-18
35
12
23
35
38
------AHL
----------8
0
1
OHL
61
25
37
62
61
13
2
8
NHL
26
2
2
4
8
------AHL
42
8
15
23
29
------NHL
30
3
3
6
18
4
0
2
AHL
41
15
27
42
47
------NHL
56
5
5
10
26
4
0
2
AHL
83
23
42
65
76
8
0
1
Pro
68
10
17
27
37
8
0
1
Pts.
----1
10
----2
--2
1
1
PIM
----2
18
----2
--2
2
2
Career Notes: 2013-14: Finished third on Wolf Pack club in assists and +/- (+10), and fourth in points, despite playing in only 41 of team’s 76 games…Tallied first career
NHL playoff point, with an assist, and was +2, in NHL playoff debut 4/27, in Game Five of first-round series vs. Philadelphia (3-2 Ranger win)…Recalled by NY Rangers
4/14…Had two goals, and AHL career-high seven shots, in First-Star performance 4/12 @ St. John’s (7-2 win)…Returned to Wolf Pack by NY Rangers 4/2, after going
scoreless in two games in latest NHL stint…Recalled by NY Rangers 3/26…Registered his, and team’s, second four-point game of the season, with 1-3-4 and a +4, in 4-3 win
vs. Albany 3/8 (First Star)…Named game’s First Star 3/7 vs. Springfield, after posting 1-2-3 in 6-2 victory…Returned to Wolf Pack by NY Rangers 3/5, after three-game NHL
stint in which he had points in two of three contests (1-1-2)…Recalled by NY Rangers 2/25…Registered his first four-point game as a pro, and Wolf Pack’s first four-point
effort of the season, with 2-2-4 (including a SHG on his first career pro penalty shot) in 5-2 win @ Springfield 2/14 (First Star)…Assisted on Ryan Bourque’s game-tying goal
with 3:56 left in third period, and netted shootout winner, 2/1 vs. Albany (First Star in 4-3 victory)…Tied a then-Wolf Pack season high for points and assists, stretched an assist
streak to five straight games (0-8-8), and extended a points streak to six consecutive games (1-8-9), by notching three helpers in 6-3 victory @ Adirondack 1/26 (Third
Star)…Extended a point-scoring streak to a pro career-high five straight games (1-5-6) with an assist 1/25 vs. St. John’s…Returned to Wolf Pack by NY Rangers 1/11, after
eight-game NHL stint (1-1-2)…Had a goal and NHL career-high five shots 12/23 vs. Toronto…Recalled by NY Rangers 12/19…Notched 1-1-2 and shootout goal 12/13 vs.
Adirondack, good for First-Star honors in 3-2 shootout loss…Returned to Wolf Pack by NY Rangers 12/9, after registering two shots in two-game NHL stint…Recalled by NY
Rangers 12/6…Scored for a fourth straight AHL game (5-1-6) 11/27, notching 1-1-2 in 4-1 win vs. Portland (First Star)…Returned to Wolf Pack by NY Rangers 11/26…His
first NHL goal of the year was first goal of game in 4-3 NY Ranger victory vs. Florida 11/10…Notched his first NHL point of the season with an assist 10/31 vs.
Buffalo…Recalled by NY Rangers 10/14…Extended a goal-scoring streak to three consecutive games 10/12 @ Adirondack…Earned First-Star honors in Wolf Pack season
debut 10/6 vs. Albany, with two goals in Pack’s first win of season…Assigned to Wolf Pack by NY Rangers 10/5, after making NHL season debut in Rangers’ season opener
10/3 @ Phoenix…2012-13: Returned to Whale by NY Rangers 4/9…Tallied his first two NHL points with a pair of goals 2/7 vs. NY Islanders (First Star in 4-1 win), becoming
the first Ranger to register a multi-goal game in his home debut since Chris Kontos 1/3/83, and the youngest Ranger (19 years, 330 days) to tally a multi-goal game since Alex
Kovalev (19 years, 307 days) notched a hat trick 12/27/92…Was +1 with two shots in NHL debut 2/5 @ New Jersey, after earning first career NHL recall from NY Rangers
2/4…Represented Whale on Eastern Conference squad at 2013 AHL All-Star Classic 1/27-1/28 in Providence…Reassigned back to Whale from U.S. National Junior Team
1/6…Assistant captain of gold medal-winning USA squad at World Junior Tournament in Ufa, Russia (2-7-9 in 7 GP, good for team lead, and tie for second overall in
tournament, in assists, and a tie for tops on team, and tie for fifth in tournament, in points)…Reassigned from Whale to U.S. National Junior Team 12/16…Netted his second
GWG in four games, and added an assist, in First-Star performance 12/12 vs. Worcester (2-1 victory)…Had his first multiple-point game as a pro 12/5 vs. Bridgeport with two
goals, including his first pro GWG, in 4-2 win (First Star)…Notched his first pro goal in Whale’s first win of season, a 5-2 triumph 10/24 @ Albany…Registered an assist in
each of the season’s first three games (0-3-3)…Had an assist in regular-season pro debut 10/12 vs. Bridgeport…2011-12: Registered his first pro point with an assist in Game
One of Eastern Conference Semifinals 5/2 @ Norfolk (3-2 overtime win)…Was +1 in pro debut 4/21, a 3-0 Whale win @ Bridgeport in Game Two of Eastern Conference
Quarterfinals…Finished OHL postseason tied for second on Plymouth club in assists…Ranked fourth among Plymouth skaters in regular-season assists, tied for fourth in points
and finished fifth in goals…Skated for U.S. team at World Junior Championship (2-2-4, +3 in 6 GP)…2010-11: Top scorer (4-9-13 in 6 GP) for gold medal-winning USA
squad at 2011 IIHF World Under-18 Championship.
30
#31
Jason Missiaen, G
Year
2006-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
Team
Peterborough
Baie-Comeau
Greenville
Whale
Greenville
2013-14
Wolf Pack
Greenville
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Catches left. 6-8, 220. Born: Chatham, Ont. – 4/25/90
Regular Season
Playoffs
Lge.
GP W-L GAA Sv. %.
OHL
131
48-65-6
3.77
90.1
3
8
0-8
3.51
91.4
QMJHL 53
10-33-8
3.33
89.3
1
--------ECHL
40
22-13-0
2.71
91.6
3
1
0-1
4.07
87.9
AHL
25
10-8-2
3.07
90.6
2
--------ECHL
5
4-1-0
2.75
92.2
0
--------AHL
14
2-11-1
3.83
86.4
0
--------ECHL
21
14-6-1
2.76
91.9
1
12
7-4
2.12
93.7
AHL
39
12-19-3
3.35
89.2
2
--------ECHL
66
40-20-4
2.73
91.7
4
13
7-5
2.27
93.2
Pro
105
52-39-7
2.95
90.9
6
13
7-5
2.27
93.2
SHO
0
--0
------1
--1
1
Career Notes: 2013-14: Had fifth-best postseason save percentage among ECHL goaltenders…Posted first playoff shutout in pro ranks 5/12, with 31 saves for Greenville
(ECHL) in 4-0, second-round series-clinching, Game-Six victory @ Wheeling (First Star)…Registered first career pro postseason win for Greenville 4/18 @ Kalamazoo,
stopping 35 out of 36 shots in 2-1 win in Game One of first round…Reassigned by NY Rangers from Wolf Pack to Greenville 4/10, after serving as Wolf Pack backup for six
games…Had re-joined Wolf Pack 3/29, after being assigned to Road Warriors 1/15…Named CCM ECHL Goaltender of the Week for the week ending 2/16 (2 GP, 2-0-0,
2GA/54 shots)…Equaled AHL career high with 37 saves in 3-2 loss 1/4 vs. Worcester…Dressed as backup vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 1/3, after missing the previous seven
games due to injury…Stopped his first career AHL penalty-shot faced (Nick Deslauriers) 11/30 vs. Manchester…Returned to Wolf Pack by NY Rangers 10/27, after serving as
NY Ranger backup 10/24 @ Philadelphia and 10/26 @ Detroit…Recalled by NY Rangers 10/23…Returned to Wolf Pack by NY Rangers 10/19, after serving as Ranger backup
that night @ New Jersey…Earned first career NHL recall from NY Rangers 10/17…Posted Wolf Pack’s first win of the season with 23 saves 10/6 vs. Albany (4-3
victory)…2012-13: Named game’s Third Star 4/7 vs. Providence, after making 31 saves in 1-0 loss…Started five straight games 3/10-3/23…Stretched AHL career-high win
streak to four consecutive decisions, with 35 saves (and 5/5 performance in first career AHL shootout win) in 3-2 shootout victory vs. Hershey 3/22…Won a personal AHL-high
third straight decision, in his second straight First-Star performance, 3/17 vs. Springfield, with 29 saves in 3-2 triumph…Notched his second career AHL shutout 3/16 vs.
Manchester, with 27 stops in 3-0 victory (First Star)…Made personal AHL-high 37 saves in 4-2 win @ Providence 3/10 (Second Star)…Stopped all 26 shots he faced in 44:37
of work in relief of Cam Talbot 3/5 vs. Portland (4-3 shootout loss)…Started a personal AHL-high third straight game 1/23 vs. Adirondack…Named game’s First Star 1/19 @
Portland, after making 32 saves in 4-1 win…Started back-to-back games for first time in AHL 1/6 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton and 1/12 @ Hershey…Rang up his first AHL
shutout in First-Star performance 1/6, making 35 saves in 2-0 win vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton…Reassigned to Whale from Greenville (ECHL) 12/23, after having been assigned
to Road Warriors 12/12…Earned his first AHL victory 10/24, making 31 saves in 5-2 win @ Albany…Made AHL debut in season opener 10/12 vs. Bridgeport…2011-12:
Reassigned by NY Rangers to Whale from Greenville (ECHL) 4/10…Finished the regular season tied for fourth among ECHL goalies in shutouts…Earned a second ECHL
Goaltender of the Week nod 3/5, after going 3-0-0 with a 1.62 GAA and a 94.8% save percentage the previous week…Reassigned to Greenville 2/22, after serving as Whale
backup 2/18 vs. Worcester and 2/19 @ Providence…Reassigned to Whale 2/18…Had been reassigned to Greenville 12/31, after serving as Whale backup 12/30 @ Worcester
and 12/31 vs. Springfield…Reassigned to Whale from Greenville 12/28…Put up back-to-back shutouts for Greenville in 3-0 wins 12/9 vs. South Carolina (38 saves) and 12/12
vs. Florida (31 stops)…Earned ECHL Goaltender of the Week honors for the week of 12/5-12/11, after stopping 69/70 shots in a pair of wins…2010-11: Finished season third
among QMJHL goaltenders in saves (1,403) and fourth in minutes-played (3,026)…2009-10: Third-busiest goaltender in OHL in terms of regular-season minutes-played
(3,358), and had second-most saves in league (1,875)…Transactions: Signed Amateur Tryout (ATO) agreement with Whale 3/30/11, released 4/25/11…Drafted: 4 th rd. (116th
ov.) by Montreal 2008.
31
#19
Chris Mueller, C
Year
2004-08
2007-08
2008-09
Team
Michigan St. U.
Grand Rapids
Lake Erie
Johnstown
2009-10
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
2010-11
Nashville
Milwaukee
2011-12
Nashville
Milwaukee
2012-13
Nashville
Milwaukee
2013-14
Dallas
Texas
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Lge.
CCHA
AHL
AHL
ECHL
AHL
ECHL
NHL
AHL
NHL
AHL
NHL
AHL
NHL
AHL
NHL
AHL
ECHL
Pro
Shoots right. 5-11, 210. Born: West Seneca, NY – 3/6/86
Regular Season
Playoffs
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
GP
G
A
166
42
62
104 141
------2
0
0
0
0
------59
5
11
16
23
------3
3
3
6
2
------67
13
14
27
37
7
3
2
5
4
1
5
0
------15
0
3
3
2
------67
24
26
50
34
13
4
7
4
0
0
0
0
------73
32
28
60
30
3
1
0
18
2
3
5
6
------55
18
18
36
35
2
0
0
9
0
0
0
0
4
0
0
60
25
32
57
29
19
6
5
46
2
6
8
8
4
0
0
383 117 129 246 188
44
14
14
8
7
4
11
2
------437 126 139 265 198
48
14
14
Pts.
--------5
----11
--1
--0
0
11
0
28
--28
PIM
--------4
----13
--0
--2
2
12
2
31
--33
Career Notes: 2013-14: Won Calder Cup with Texas…Made NHL playoff debut for Dallas 4/21, in Game Three of first-round series vs. Anaheim…Led Texas skaters, and
tied for third in AHL, in regular-season PPG, with 15…Finished fourth on Texas team in regular-season points and goals, and tied for fourth in assists…2012-13: Finished
second among Milwaukee skaters in goals and third in points…Scored first career NHL goal for Nashville 3/19 @ Columbus…2011-12: Led Milwaukee squad in points and
goals, and finished tied for fifth in AHL in goals…Skated for Western Conference in 2012 AHL All-Star Classic in Atlantic City 1/30/12 (8-7 shootout win)…2010-11: Tied for
second on Milwaukee team in playoff assists, and finished third in postseason points…Top regular-season point and goal-scorer among Milwaukee skaters…Notched his first
NHL point for Nashville with an assist 1/16 @ Chicago…Made NHL debut 12/28 vs. Dallas…2009-10: Tied for Milwaukee team playoff goals lead…Tied for fifth on
Milwaukee club in regular-season goals…2007-08: Was +1 in pro debut for Grand Rapids 4/11 vs. Manitoba (6-3 win), after signing Amateur Tryout (ATO) agreement
4/9…2006-07: Won NCAA title with Michigan State U….Transactions: Signed with Dallas as free agent 7/8/13…Signed as free agent by Nashville 12/27/10…Signed AHL
contract with Milwaukee 10/13/09…Signed AHL contract with Lake Erie 10/8/08.
32
#16
Chad Nehring, C
Year
2007-08
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Team
Lk. Superior St. U.
Lk. Superior St. U.
Lk. Superior St. U.
Lk. Superior St. U.
Idaho
2011-12
Idaho
2012-13
Arizona
2013-14
Las Vegas
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Shoots right. 5-11, 200. Born: Springside, Sask. – 6/14/87
Regular Season
Playoffs
Lge.
GP
G
A
PTS PIM
GP
G
A
Pts.
CCHA
37
4
9
13
18
--------CCHA
37
6
5
11
20
--------CCHA
36
12
5
17
12
--------CCHA
37
8
4
12
18
--------ECHL
5
1
2
3
0
5
0
1
1
ECHL
59
17
15
32
52
10
3
4
7
CHL
66
33
24
57
55
4
2
1
3
ECHL
49
22
20
42
50
4
0
2
2
ECHL:
113
40
37
77
102
19
19
3
7
CHL:
66
33
24
57
55
4
2
1
3
Pro:
179
73
61
134
157
23
21
4
10
CCHA:
147
30
23
53
68
0
0
0
0
PIM
--------0
2
6
4
10
6
16
0
Career Notes: 2013-14: Led Las Vegas (ECHL) club in regular-season goals and finished second in points…2012-13: Tied for Arizona (CHL) team playoff goals lead, and
tied for second on club in postseason points…Top regular-season point and goal-scorer on Arizona club, and finished fifth in league in goals…2011-12: Tied for third on Idaho
(ECHL) team in playoff points…Scored third-most regular-season goals on Idaho club, and finished fifth in points…Transactions: Signed ECHL contract with Greenville
6/24…Signed to ECHL contract by Las Vegas 8/9/13…Signed CHL contract with Arizona 7/31/12…Signed to ECHL contract by Idaho 3/30/11…Signed Amateur Tryout
(ATO) agreement with Idaho 3/23/11.
33
#49
Josh Nicholls, RW
Year
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
Team
Saskatoon
Saskatoon
Saskatoon
Saskatoon
Saskatoon
Wolf Pack
Greenville
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Shoots right. 6-2, 196. Born: Richmond, B.C. – 4/2 7/92
Acquired: Signed as free agent with Rangers 3/5/13
Regular Season
Playoffs
Lge.
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
GP
G
A
WHL
63
9
16
25
37
7
2
0
WHL
71
18
30
48
55
10
0
5
WHL
71
34
53
87
47
10
4
2
WHL
56
30
38
68
24
4
2
1
WHL
71
47
38
85
43
4
0
1
AHL
6
0
0
0
0
------ECHL
63
20
22
42
20
18
6
9
AHL
6
0
0
0
0
------ECHL
63
20
22
42
20
18
6
9
Pro
69
20
22
42
20
18
6
9
WHL
332 138 175 313 206
35
8
9
Pts.
2
5
6
3
1
--15
--15
15
17
PIM
4
6
6
2
9
--14
--14
14
27
Career Notes: 2013-14: Tied for third on Greenville (ECHL) club in playoff points and goals…Finished regular season with fourth-most goals among Greenville skaters, and
fifth-most points…Reassigned by NY Rangers from Wolf Pack to Greenville (ECHL) 3/18, after rejoining Wolf Pack 3/15…Reeled off 13-game ECHL point-scoring streak
(10-8-18) 2/17-3/23…Had six-game goal-scoring streak (7-2-9) for Greenville 2/24-3/8…Reassigned to Greenville 12/16…Had two shots on goal in AHL debut 11/30 vs.
Manchester…Reassigned from Greenville 11/29…2012-13: Went to Memorial Cup with Saskatoon (WHL) and led Blades skaters in points, goals and assists, with 4-2-6 in 4
GP…Led Saskatoon skaters in regular season goals and tied for team points lead…Finished third in WHL in goals…2011-12: Top playoff point and goal-scorer on Saskatoon
(WHL) squad…Finished second among Saskatoon skaters in regular-season points and goals, and tied for second in assists…2010-11: Tied for second-most playoff goals on
Saskatoon (WHL) team…Second on Saskatoon club in regular-season points and assists, and scored third-most goals on team…Finished third on Saskatoon squad, and fourth
overall in WHL, in +/- with a +50…2009-10: Ranked fifth on Saskatoon (WHL) team in regular-season points and assists…2008-09: Second-leading rookie scorer on
Saskatoon (WHL) club…Drafted: 7th rd. (182nd ov.) by Toronto 2010.
34
#21
Shawn O’Donnell, RW
Year
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
Team
St. Mary’s Univ.
St. Mary’s Univ.
St. Mary’s Univ.
Florida
St. Mary’s Univ.
2013-14
Wolf Pack
CAREER TOTALS:
Season)
Shoots right. 6-1, 192. Born: Halifax, N.S. – 5/28/88
Regular Season
Playoffs
Lge.
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
GP
G
A
AUS
27
2
7
9
14
------AUS
28
4
8
12
14
------AUS
20
4
11
15
22
------ECHL
5
1
3
4
2
12
0
2
AUS
28
14
12
26
34
------AHL
57
3
7
10
85
------AHL
57
3
7
10
85
------ECHL
5
1
3
4
2
12
0
2
Pro
62
4
10
14
87
12
0
2
AUS
103
24
38
62
84
-------
Pts.
------2
------2
2
---
PIM
------17
------17
17
---
Career Notes: 2013-14: Tied for fifth on Wolf Pack club in PIM…Assisted on Ryan Bourque’s GWG in 4-3 win vs. Albany 3/8…Returned to action 2/7 @ Norfolk, after
missing previous 13 games due to injury…Had first pro penalty-shot attempt 12/13 vs. Adirondack (stopped by Cal Heeter)…Netted first career AHL goal vs. Providence
11/8…Assisted on Andrew Yogan’s third-period GWG 10/26 @ Hershey (4-3 victory)…Notched first career AHL point with an assist in 3-2 win @ Portland 10/19…Made
AHL debut for Wolf Pack 10/11 vs. Adirondack…2012-13: First pro goal was game-winner for Florida (ECHL) in 5-1 victory vs. Orlando 3/29 (1-1-2, Second Star)…Signed
amateur tryout agreement with Florida (ECHL) 3/22…Scored second-most goals on St. Mary’s (AUS) squad and finished fourth on team in points…2009-10: Won CIS
University Cup with St. Mary’s…Transactions: Signed Professional Tryout (PTO) agreement with Wolf Pack 10/3/13.
35
#22
Ryan Potulny, C
Year
2003-06
2005-06
2006-07
Team
U. Minnesota
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
2007-08
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
2008-09
Edmonton
Springfield
2009-10
Edmonton
Springfield
2010-11
Chicago
Ottawa
Rockford
Binghamton
2011-12
Hershey
2012-13
Hershey
2013-14
Hershey
CAREER TOTALS:
Season)
Shoots left. 6-0, 179. Born: Grand Forks, ND – 9/5/84
Regular Season
Playoffs
Lge.
GP
G
A
Pts. PIM
GP
G
A
WCHA
99
68
50
118
61
------NHL
2
0
1
1
0
------NHL
35
7
5
12
22
------AHL
30
12
14
26
34
------NHL
7
0
1
1
4
------AHL
58
21
26
47
51
12
3
5
NHL
8
0
3
3
0
------AHL
70
38
24
62
48
------NHL
64
15
17
32
28
------AHL
14
3
5
8
8
------NHL
3
0
0
0
0
------NHL
7
0
0
0
0
------AHL
58
18
23
41
30
------AHL
13
3
5
8
4
23
14
12
AHL
61
33
32
65
32
5
2
2
AHL
66
19
22
41
30
5
0
2
AHL
38
3
7
10
10
------NHL
126
22
27
49
54
------AHL
408 150 158 308 247
45
19
21
Pro
534 172 185 357 301
45
19
21
AUS
103
24
38
62
84
-------
Pts.
----------8
--------------26
4
2
----40
40
---
PIM
----------10
--------------12
0
2
----24
24
---
Career Notes: 2013-14: Made season debut for Hershey 12/27 vs. Syracuse, after signing AHL contract 12/22…2012-13: Led Hershey club in goals and finished third on
team in points…2011-12: Tied for Hershey team lead in playoff points and goals…Scored OT-GWG in Game Three of first-round series vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 4/25 (4-3
win)…Led AHL in PPG (19), and tied for third overall in league in goal-scoring…Scored ninth-most points among AHL skaters…Led Hershey team in goals and finished third
on club in points…Earned Reebok/AHL Player of the Week honors for week ending 4/1 (5-2-7 in 3 GP)…2010-11: Helped lead Binghamton to Calder Cup championship,
topping AHL playoff point-scorers and finishing tied for league lead in postseason goals…2009-10: Tied for third-most goals on Edmonton team…Had first NHL multiple-goal
game 11/27, scoring twice for Oilers in5-4 shootout loss vs. San Jose (Second Star)…Netted GWG, and had an assist, in NHL season debut with Edmonton 11/8 @ Colorado
(First Star in 5-3 win)…Recalled from Springfield by Edmonton 11/7 and remained in NHL for balance of season…2008-09: Finished third in AHL in goals…Led Springfield
club in points and goals…Had six points (2-4-6) for victorious Planet USA squad in 2009 AHL All-Star Game in Worcester (14-11 win over Canadian All-Stars)…2007-08:
Scored OT-GWG in longest game (142:58) in AHL history 4/24, tallying at 2:58 of fifth OT in Game Seven of first round @ Albany…Had second-most playoff assists, and tied
for third-most points on Philadelphia (AHL) team…Finished regular season third among Philadelphia (AHL) skaters in goals, fourth in points and tied for fourth in
assists…Named AHL Player of the Week for week ending 11/11 (5-1-6 in 3 GP)…2006-07: Scored first career NHL goal, and notched first NHL multiple-point game, for
Philadelphia 12/13 (1-1-2 in 8-4 loss @ Pittsburgh)…2005-06: Notched first career NHL point with an assist for Philadelphia 4/11 vs. Pittsburgh…Made pro debut for
Philadelphia (NHL) 4/7 @ Buffalo…Led all NCAA Division I players in goals, and tied for national points lead (38-25-63 in 41 GP)…Transactions: Signed AHL contract
with Hershey 12/22/13…Signed as a free agent with Washington 7/1/11…Traded by Chicago to Ottawa, with a 2nd-rd. draft pick, in exchange for Chris Campoli and a 7th-rd.
pick, 2/28/11…Signed as free agent by Chicago 9/9/10…Acquired by Edmonton from Philadelphia for Danny Syvret 6/6/08…Drafted: 3rd rd. (87th ov.) by Philadelphia 2003,
from Lincoln Stars (USHL).
36
#70
Mackenzie Skapski, G
Year
Team
2010-11
Kootenay
2011-12
Kootenay
2012-13
Kootenay
2013-14
Kootenay
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Catches left. 6-3, 192. Born: Abbotsford, B.C. – 6/15/94
Acquired: Drafted by NY Rangers 6th rd. (170th ov.) 2013
Regular Season
Playoffs
Lge.
GP W-L GAA Sv. %.
WHL
4
3-1-0
3.16
88.2
0
--------WHL
19
9-6-2
3.12
89.0
0
--------WHL
65
34-25-1
2.78
91.0
7
5
1-4
3.95
89.2
WHL
53
28-22-2
2.70
91.6
1
10
3-5
3.78
88.2
WHL
141
74-54-5
2.81
90.9
8
15
4-9
3.83
88.5
SHO
----0
0
0
Career Notes: 2013-14: Had sixth-best save percentage among WHL goaltenders…Strung together WHL career-high ten-game win streak from 1/12-2/11 (1.80, 94.0)…201213: Tied for WHL lead in regular-season shutouts and finished sixth in wins…Transactions: Signed NHL contract with NY Rangers 6/2/14…Notes: Played for former Wolf
Pack head coach Ryan McGill with Kootenay 2012-13 and 2013-14.
37
#44
Steve Spinell, D
Year
2009-10
2010-11
2011-12
2012-13
2013-14
Team
Miami Univ. (Ohio)
Miami Univ. (Ohio)
Miami Univ. (Ohio)
Miami Univ. (Ohio)
Providence
South Carolina
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Shoots right. 6-2, 216. Born: Vernon Hills, IL –
9/9/90
Regular Season
Lge.
GP
G
A
PTS
PIM
GP
CCHA
31
1
3
4
61
--CCHA
37
1
6
7
54
--CCHA
41
1
11
12
59
--CCHA
40
1
12
13
60
--AHL
7
0
0
0
2
--ECHL
58
1
8
9
108
4
AHL:
7
0
0
0
2
0
ECHL:
58
1
8
9
108
4
Pro:
65
1
8
9
110
4
CCHA:
149
4
32
36
234
0
Playoffs
G
----------0
0
0
0
0
A
----------0
0
0
0
0
Pts.
----------0
0
0
0
0
PIM
----------16
0
16
16
0
Career Notes: 2013-14: Led South Carolina (ECHL) club in playoff PIM…Had most regular-season PIM among South Carolina defensemen, and second-most overall on
team…Put 70 shots on net, second-most among South Carolina defensemen…Made AHL debut with Providence 12/11 @ Portland, after recall from South Carolina
12/10…2012-13: Captained Miami University to CCHA regular-season title…Had second-most points and assists among Miami defensemen…Led Miami blueliners in PIM
and finished second overall on team…2011-12: Posted third-most assists among Miami defensemen…Served second-most PIM among team defensemen, and fourth-most
overall on team…2010-11: Won CCHA playoff championship with Miami University…Had fourth-most PIM on Miami squad…2009-10: Tied for fourth on Miami University
(CCHA) team in PIM.
38
#7
Henrik Tallinder, D
Year
1996-97
1997-98
1998-99
1999-00
2000-01
2001-02
Team
AIK
AIK
AIK
AIK
TPS Turku
Rochester
Buffalo
2002-03
Buffalo
2003-04
Buffalo
2004-05
Linkopings HC
Bern
2005-06
Buffalo
2006-07
Buffalo
2007-08
Buffalo
2008-09
Buffalo
2009-10
Buffalo
2010-11
New Jersey
2011-12
New Jersey
2012-13
New Jersey
2013-14
Buffalo
CAREER TOTALS:
season)
Shoots left. 6-4, 209. Born: Stockholm, Swe. – 1/10/79
Regular Season
Playoffs
Lge.
GP
G
A
PTS PIM
GP
G
A
Pts.
SEL
1
0
0
0
0
--------SEL
34
0
0
0
26
--------SEL
36
0
0
0
30
--------SEL
50
0
2
2
59
--------SM-liiga
56
5
9
14
62
10
2
1
3
AHL
73
6
14
20
26
2
0
0
0
NHL
2
0
0
0
0
--------NHL
46
3
10
13
28
--------NHL
72
1
9
10
26
--------SEL
44
6
10
16
63
--------Swiss-A
----------10
1
1
2
NHL
82
6
15
21
74
14
2
6
8
NHL
47
4
10
14
34
16
0
2
2
NHL
71
1
17
18
48
--------NHL
66
1
11
12
36
--------NHL
82
4
16
20
32
6
0
2
2
NHL
82
5
11
16
40
--------NHL
39
0
6
6
16
3
0
0
0
NHL
25
1
3
4
10
--------NHL
64
2
6
8
34
--------NHL:
678
28
114 142
378
39
2
10
12
AHL:
73
6
14
20
26
2
0
0
0
Pro:
751
34
128 162
404
41
2
10
12
SEL:
165
6
12
18
178
0
0
0
0
PIM
--------8
0
--------4
16
10
----2
--0
----28
0
28
0
Career Notes: 2013-14: Won Olympic Silver medal with Team Sweden (3 GP, 2 PIM)…2012-13: Won World Championship gold medal with Team Sweden (1-2-3, 18 PIM,
+7 in 10 GP)…2011-12: Went to Stanley Cup Finals with New Jersey, returning from injury for Game Four of Finals 6/6 @ Los Angeles…Injured 1/17 vs. Winnipeg and
missed balance of regular season…2010-11: One of four Devils to play in all 82 of team’s games…Led New Jersey defensemen in goals and finished second among team
blueliners in points…2009-10: One of three Sabres to dress for all 82 games…Tied for tops among Buffalo defensemen, and ranked second overall on team, in plus/minus, with
a +13…Skated in four games for Sweden at Winter Olympics (4 PIM, +2)…2008-09: Missed 12 games from 1/27-2/19 due to injury…2006-07: Won President’s Trophy with
Buffalo…Had first two-goal game of his NHL career 2/24 @ Ottawa…2005-06: Top playoff point-scorer among Buffalo defensemen…Was +6 in series-deciding Game Six of
Eastern Conference Quarterfinals 5/2 @ Philadelphia (7-1 win)…Had third-most regular-season points among Sabre blueliners…One of only two Buffalo skaters to appear in all
82 games…2004-05: Led SEL in plus/minus, with a (+30)…2003-04: Was +5 on the season, third-best among Buffalo defensemen…2002-03: Logged fourth-most average
ice time among NHL rookies (19:52)…Injured 2/11 vs. St. Louis and missed 24 games…Scored first career NHL goal (PPG) 12/10 vs. Ottawa…Earned his first career NHL
point with an assist 11/23 @ Boston…2001-02: Made NHL debut for Buffalo 4/12 vs. Washington…Tied for team goals lead among Rochester defensemen…Tied for second
on Rochester team in plus/minus, with a +11…2000-01: Won Finnish League championship with TPS Turku…Transactions: Traded to Buffalo by New Jersey for Riley
Boychuk 7/7/13…Signed as free agent by New Jersey 7/1/10…Signed by Bern (Swiss) 2/22/05…Signed with Linkopings (Sweden) 9/9/04…Drafted: 2nd rd. (48th ov.) by
Buffalo 1997.
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