Former Princeton Hockey captain Jack Berger signed with the Nybro Vikings, the team announced Friday.
The Vikings play in D1 League in southeastern Sweden.
Former Princeton Hockey captain Jack Berger signed with the Nybro Vikings, the team announced Friday.
The Vikings play in D1 League in southeastern Sweden.
Tampa Bay Lightning goaltender Ben Bishop, a Vezina Trophy nominee in 2013-14, has only one year left on his contract. His current deal, which carries a cap hit of $2.3-million, has proved to be a steal for Steve Yzerman’s Bolts.
David Goodwin may not have had quite the same opportunity for development in his sport, but he got to make a trip that gave him development in a much more rewarding way.
Robert Morris agreed to a four-year contract extension Monday with men’s hockey coach Derek Schooley, a deal that runs through the 2019-2020 season.
Last season, Schooley led the Colonials to the Atlantic Hockey Association championship and the program’s first appearance in the NCAA tournament.
On June 28th, the New Jersey Devils selected forward, Connor Chatham, in the 3rd round (71st overall) of the NHL Entry Draft in Philadelphia. This morning Connor answered a few questions for RednBlack Hockey:
The Niagara IceDogs hope to have a resolution to the Logan Brown situation by the first week of August.
The IceDogs have yet to sign Brown, their top draft choice in the 2014 Ontario Hockey League Priority Selection, but have keep in constant contact with the talented centre and his father, former National Hockey League defenceman Jeff Brown.
St. Louis Blues President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Doug Armstrong announced today the club has signed defenseman and St. Louis native Chris Butler to a one-year, two-way contract.
Incoming defenseman Ty Farmer, and Phantoms affiliate list player Luke McInnis have been named to the U.S. Under-17 Select Team that will participate in the 2014 Under-17 Five Nations Tournament, slated for August 13-17 in Crimmitschau, Germany. The Select Team is made up of 20 players who participated in the USA Hockey Boys’ Select 16 Player Development Camp from July 7-16.
Wideman, 24, signed a one-year, two-way deal with the club. He completed his second season of professional hockey with Binghamton, setting career highs in all major statistical categories.
That’s because less than an hour into the frenzy, Stastny informed the Blues that he was taking the team’s four-year, $28 million offer over as many as a dozen others from around the league.