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GTHL graduates on NHL opening night rosters, 2015-16 Anaheim Ducks PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Andrew Cogliano Jun. 14, 1987 Toronto, ON 25th overall in 2005, EDM Vaughan Kings, 2002-03 Nick Ritchie Dec. 5, 1995 Orangeville, ON 10th overall in 2014, ANA Toronto Marlboros, 2010-11 Chris Stewart Oct. 30, 1987 Toronto, ON 18th overall in 2006, COL Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2003-04 Arizona Coyotes PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Max Domi Mar. 2, 1995 Winnipeg, MB 12th overall in 2013, ARI Don Mills Flyers, 2010-11 Boston Bruins PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Chris Kelly Nov. 11, 1980 Toronto, ON 94th overall (3rd round) in 1999, OTT Toronto Marlboros, 1995-96 Buffalo Sabres PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Ryan O’Reilly Feb. 7, 1991 Clinton, ON 33rd overall (2nd round) in 2009, COL Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2006-07 Jamie McGinn Aug. 5, 1988 Fergus, ON 36th overall (2nd round) in 2006, COL Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2003-04 Matt Moulson Nov. 1, 1983 North York, ON 263rd overall (9th round) in 2003, PIT Mississauga Senators, 1999-00 Carlo Colaiacovo Jan. 27, 1983 Toronto, ON 17th overall in 2001, TOR Mississauga Reps, 1998-99 Calgary Flames PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Sam Bennett June 20, 1996 Holland Landing, ON 4th overall in 2014, CGY Toronto Marlboros, 2011-12 Mark Giordano Oct. 3, 1983 Toronto, ON Undrafted North York Rangers, 2000-01 Dougie Hamilton June 17, 1993 Toronto, ON 9th overall in 2011, BOS Mississauga Reps Sean Monahan Oct. 12, 1994 Brampton, ON 6th overall in 2013, CGY Mississauga Rebels, 2009-10 Matt Stajan Dec. 19, 1983 Mississauga, ON 57th overall (2nd round) in 2002, TOR Mississauga Senators, 1999-00 Carolina Hurricanes PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Chris Terry Apr. 7, 1989 Brampton, ON 132nd overall (5th round) in 2007, CAR Markham Islanders, 2004-05 Jeff Skinner May 16, 1992 Toronto, ON 7th overall in 2010, CAR Toronto Young Nationals, 2007-08 1 Chicago Blackhawks PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Kyle Baun May 4, 1992 Toronto, ON Undrafted Toronto Titans, 2008-09 Trevor Daley Oct. 9, 1983 Toronto, ON 43rd overall (2nd round) in 2002, DAL Don Mills Flyers Columbus Blue Jackets PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM David Clarkson Mar. 31, 1984 Toronto, ON Undrafted Markham Islanders, Toronto Marlboros Cody Goloubef Nov. 30, 1989 Mississauga, ON 37th overall (2nd overall) in 2008, CBJ Toronto Marlboros, 2004-05 Dallas Stars PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Jamie Oleksiak Dec. 21, 1992 Toronto, ON 14th overall in 2011, DAL Toronto Young Nationals, 2007-08 Brett Ritchie Jul. 1, 1993 Orangeville, ON 44th overall (2nd round) in 2011, DAL Toronto Marlboros, 2008-09 Tyler Seguin Jan. 31, 1992 Brampton, ON 2nd overall in 2010, BOS Toronto Young Nationals, 2007-08 Jason Spezza Jun. 13, 1983 Toronto, ON 2nd overall in 2001, OTT Toronto Marlboros, 1997-98 Detroit Red Wings PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Brendan Smith Feb. 8, 1989 Mimico, ON 27th overall in 2007, DET Toronto Marlboros, 2004-05 Edmonton Oilers PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Connor McDavid Jan. 13, 1997 Richmond Hill, ON 1st overall in 2015, EDM Toronto Marlboros, 2011-12 Luke Gazdic Jul. 25, 1989 Toronto, ON 172nd overall (6th round) in 2007, DAL North York Rangers, 2005-06 Florida Panthers PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Dave Bolland Jun. 5, 1986 Mimico, ON 32nd overall (2nd round) in 2004, CHI Toronto Red Wings, 2001-02 Brandon Pirri Apr. 10, 1991 Toronto, ON 59th overall (2nd round) in 2009, CHI Toronto Young Nationals, 2006-07 Reilly Smith Apr. 1, 1991 Toronto, ON 69th overall (3rd round) in 2009, DAL Toronto Young Nationals, 2007-08 Los Angeles Kings PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Tyler Toffoli Apr. 24, 1992 Scarborough, ON 47th overall (2nd round) in 2010, LAK Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2007-08 2 Montreal Canadiens PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM P.K. Subban May 13, 1989 Toronto, ON 43rd overall (2nd round) in 2007, MTL Markham Islanders, 2004-05 Devante Smith-Pelly Jun. 14, 1992 Scarborough, ON 42nd overall (2nd round) in 2010, ANA Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2007-08 Nashville Predators PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Ryan Ellis Jan. 3, 1991 Hamilton, ON 11th overall in 2009, NSH Mississauga Reps Cody Hodgson Feb. 18, 1990 Toronto, ON 10th overall in 2008, VAN Toronto Jr. Canadiens New Jersey Devils PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Mike Cammalleri Jun. 8, 1982 Richmond Hill, ON 49th overall (2nd round) in 2001, LAK Toronto Red Wings, 1996-97 New York Islanders PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM John Tavares Sept. 20, 1990 Mississauga, ON 1st overall in 2009, NYI Toronto Marlboros, 2004-05 Ryan Strome July 11, 1993 Mississauga, ON 5th overall in 2011, NYI Toronto Marlboros, 2008-09 Casey Cizikas Feb. 27, 1991 Toronto, ON 92nd overall (4th round) in 2009, NYI Mississauga Reps, 2006-07 New York Rangers PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Dominic Moore Aug. 3, 1980 Thornhill, ON 95th overall (3rd round) in 2000, NYR Markham Islanders Rick Nash Jun. 16, 1984 Brampton, ON 1st overall in 2002, CBJ Toronto Marlboros, 1999-2000 Philadelphia Flyers PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Sam Gagner Aug. 10, 1989 London, ON 6th overall in 2007, EDM Toronto Marlboros, 2004-05 Scott Laughton May 30, 1994 Oakville, ON 20th overall in 2012, PHI Toronto Marlboros, 2009-10 Wayne Simmonds Aug. 26, 1988 Scarborough, ON 61st overall (2nd round) in 2007, LAK Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2004-05 Pittsburgh Penguins PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Adam Clendening Oct. 26, 1992 Niagara Falls, NY 36th overall (2nd round) in 2011, CHI Toronto Marlboros, 2007-08 3 San Jose Sharks PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Brent Burns Mar. 9, 1985 Barrie, ON 20th overall in 2003, MIN North York Canadiens, 2000-01 Joel Ward Dec. 2, 1980 North York, ON Undrafted Don Mills Flyers, Hillcrest Summits, North York Canadiens St. Louis Blues PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Alex Pietrangelo Jan. 18, 1990 King City, ON 4th overall in 2008, STL Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2005-06 Robby Fabbri Jan. 22, 1996 Mississauga, ON 21st overall in 2014, STL Mississauga Rebels, 2011-12 Tampa Bay Lightning PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Steven Stamkos Feb. 7, 1990 Markham, ON 1st overall in 2008, TBL North York Canadiens Toronto Maple Leafs PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Brad Boyes Apr. 17, 1982 Mississauga, ON 24th overall in 2000, TOR Mississauga Reps, 1997-98 Frank Corrado Mar. 26, 1993 Toronto, ON 150th overall (5th round) in 2011, VAN Vaughan Kings, 2008-09 Shawn Matthias Feb. 19, 1988 Mississauga, ON 47th overall (2nd round) in 2006, DET Mississauga Senators, 2003-04 Daniel Winnik Mar. 6, 1985 Toronto, ON 265th overall (9th round) in 2004, ARI Mississauga North Stars Vancouver Canucks PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Christopher Tanev Dec. 20, 1989 Toronto, ON Undrafted Toronto Red Wings, Mississauga Reps Washington Capitals PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Tom Wilson Mar. 29, 1994 Toronto, ON 16th overall in 2012, WSH Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2009-10 Winnipeg Jets PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM Ben Chiarot May 9, 1991 Hamilton, ON 120th overall (4th round) in 2009, ATL Mississauga Reps, 2006-07 Michael Hutchinson Mar. 2, 1990 Barrie, ON 77th overall (3rd round) in 2008, BOS Markham Majors, 2005-06 * No GTHL graduates were listed on opening night rosters for the Colorado Avalanche, Minnesota Wild or Ottawa Senators. 4 GTHL graduates listed as prospects on NHL team websites (as of Oct. 7, 2015) PLAYER DOB BIRTHPLACE DRAFTED LAST GTHL TEAM NHL Joseph Cramarossa Oct. 26, 1992 Toronto, ON 65th overall (3rd round) in Markham Waxers, 2007-08 ANA 2011, ANA Andrew O’Brien Nov. 21, 1992 Hamilton, ON 108th overall (4th round) Humber Valley Sharks ANA in 2012, ANA Charlie Sarault Feb. 20, 1992 Ottawa, ON Undrafted Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2007-08 ANA Michael Bunting Sept. 17, 1995 Toronto, ON 117th overall (4th round) Don Mills Flyers, 2012-13 ARI in 2014, ARI Kyle Capobianco Aug. 13, 1997 Mississauga, 65th overall (3rd round) in Toronto Marlboros, 2011-12 ARI ON 2015, ARI Lucas Lessio Jan. 23, 1993 Maple, ON 56th overall (2nd round) in Toronto Marlboros, 2008-09 ARI 2011, ARI Dylan Strome Mar. 7, 1997 Mississauga, 3rd overall in 2015, ARI Toronto Marlboros, 2012-13 ARI ON Anthony Camara Sept. 4, 1993 Toronto, ON 81st overall (3rd round) in Mississauga Senators, 2008-09 BOS 2011, BOS Brandon Defazio Sept. 13, 1988 Oakville, ON Undrafted Mississauga Senators, 2003-04 BOS Malcolm Subban Dec. 21, 1993 Toronto, ON 24th overall in 2012, BOS Mississauga Reps, 2009-10 BOS Philip Varone Dec. 4, 1990 Vaughan, ON 147th overall (5th round) Vaughan Kings, 2005-06 BUF in 2009, SJS Evan Rodrigues July 28, 1993 Toronto, ON Undrafted Toronto Marlboros, 2008-09 BUF Freddie Hamilton Jan. 1, 1992 Toronto, ON 129th overall (5th round) Toronto Marlboros, 2007-08 CGY in 2010, SJS Andrew Apr. 4, 1996 Toronto, ON 166th overall (6th round) Toronto Jr. Canadiens, 2012-13 CGY Mangiapane in 2015, CGY Phillip Di Giuseppe Oct. 9, 1993 Toronto, ON 38th overall (2nd round) in Vaughan Kings, 2008-09 CAR 2012, CAR Warren Foegele Apr. 1, 1996 Markham, ON 67th overall (3rd round) in Toronto Young Nationals, 2010- CAR 2014, CAR 11 5 Kyle Jenkins Apr. 22, 1996 Brampton, ON 187th overall (7th round) Mississauga Rebels, 2011-12 CAR in 2014, CAR Tyler Ganly Mar.
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    Rockford IceHogs Thursday, Feb. 18 GRAND RAPIDS GRIFFINS (0-3-1-0) 6 p.m. CST (1-2-0-0) --- --- 1 point BMO Harris Bank Center Rockford, IL 2 points (5th, Central) Game #5, Home #3 Series 0-0-0-0 (4th, Central) WATCH: WIFR 23.2 Antenna TV, AHLTV ICEHOGS AT A GLANCE LISTEN: SportsFan Radio WNTA-AM 1330, IceHogs.com, SportsFanRadio1330.com Overall 0-3-1-0 Streak 0-3-1-0 Home 0-2-0-0 Home Streak 0-2-0-0 LAST GAME Road 0-1-1-0 Road Streak 0-1-1-0 » Forward Chris Wilkie and defenseman Isaak Phillips scored 19 seconds apart in the third period, OT 0-1 Last 5 0-3-1-0 but the Chicago Wolves held on for a 3-2 win at BMO Harris Bank Center Tuesday night. Shootout 0-0 Last 10 0-3-1-0 GAME NOTES ICEHOGS LEADING SCORERS Snap the Skid Player Goals Assists Points The IceHogs look to snap a season-opening four-game winless streak (0-3-1-0) tonight against the Brad Morrison 2 1 3 Griffins. The stretch is tied for the longest season-opening skid in team history after an 0-3-0-1 start Chris Wilkie 2 1 3 to the 2012-13 season. The IceHogs picked up a 5-4 win over Charlotte in Game 5 of the campaign Chad Yetman 1 2 3 on Oct. 21, 2012. Cody Franson 0 3 3 D.J. Busdeker 1 1 2 Hogs and Wolves Rivalry Fired Up Dylan McLaughlin 0 2 2 In their first four games of the 2020-21 season, the IceHogs battled the Wolves three times, includ- ing their last contest on Tuesday.
  • Avalanche 2.7.09

    Avalanche 2.7.09

    St Louis Volume 4, Issue 27 Game Time February 7, 2009 Four Dollars To Waive Your Doubts The Game Day Guide To St. Louis Blues Hockey Established in 2005 By Brad Lee playing pretty good, I thought my season was starting to come around,” Legace said, referring to his meltdown in Detroit Many Blues fans expected the end of the Manny Legacy era Monday night. “Then to have the carpet pulled out from here in St. Louis was coming quickly. We just didn’t think it underneath you, it’s not a good feeling.” would happen Friday. Here’s the thing that’s not expressed in those words from Twenty-four hours ago the Blues placed their former All-Star Legace. The NHL is a business. And when the team is counting on goaltender on waivers with the intention of demoting him to the a player to stop pucks and win games, patience will wear thin. The Peoria Rivermen. He passed through waivers without a team Blues are under a ton of pressure to show results in order to claiming him and he is now expected to report to Central keep the turnstiles clicking and the beer vendors Illinois on Monday. Looking at Legace’s numbers, pouring. Legace talked about some things during you can see why the Blues made this move. But the interview that hinted at the business of there has been plenty of talk of Legace’s hockey while also saying the right things in attitude around the team in the wake of the order to keep Blues fans sympathetic to him.