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2017-18 !!!!!!WOLVES ! GAME!NOTES CHICAGO at TEXAS OCTOBER 6, 2017 7:30 p.m. THE U TOO 2016-17 PERFECT!PACIFIC TALE!OF!THE!TAPE Last season, the were nearly perfect against the Pacific Division and boasted a 7-0-1-0 REGULAR-SEASON SERIES record. The club’s only blemish, a 4-3 loss, came against the on Feb. 17. However, 1-2-0-1 Texas | 3-0-1-0 Chicago the Wolves quickly recovered and collected a 4-1 victory the next night for the squad’s 30th win of the year. LAST MEETING March 15, 2017 !DUEL In the 2016-17 head-to-head series finale, goaltenders and Justin Peters were save-for-save through 65 minutes of play to keep the Wolves and Stars scoreless heading into the shootout. In the shootout, it was Texas’ Peters who faltered as both Kenny Agostino and 34-37-1-4 44-19-8-5 were able to tally for the 1-0 Wolves win. SERIES LEADERBOARD TEXAS CHICAGO CHANGING!TIDES Skater G A Pts Skater G A Pts The Stars usually burn bright against the Chicago Wolves. However, the Wolves finished with a .812 win Dickinson 1 3 4 Blais 2 1 3 percentage against the Stars last season and marked the first time the club wrapped the season series Ebert 1 1 2 Sterling 2 1 3 with a positive win percentage since the 2012-13 campaign. Through 38 regular-season games in the Stransky 1 1 2 Agostino 1 2 3 all-time head-to-head series, the Wolves trail 13-21-3-1 -- which translates to a .395 win percentage. Bodnarchuk 0 2 2 Agozzino 1 2 3 Several at 1 Three at 1 1 2 FAMILIAR!FACESA!! GAME-BY-GAME DIFFERENT!PLACES Date Location Result SF-SA PP PK The Wolves roster looks significantly different this season and includes some former foes. Maxime Nov. 30 Allstate Arena W, 4-3 24-24 2-5 3-3 Feb. 17 HEB Center OTL, 3-4 21-29 0-3 4-5 Lagace, , and T.J. Tynan all faced Chicago in 2016-17 wearing rival colors. Feb. 18 HEB Center W, 4-1 24-28 1-6 4-4 Skating with Cleveland during the 2016-17 campaign, Tynan was productive against the Wolves and March 15 Allstate Arena W, 1-0 26-30 0-1 4-4 registered seven points (4G, 3A) through 10 games. -turned-Wolves teammates Pulkkinen (2A) and Tuch (3G, 2A) combined for seven points through a 12-game series last season. Lagace was NOTABLES between the pipes with the Texas Stars for one of four games against Chicago. He allowed four goals through 59 minutes of play, and the Wolves skated away with a 4-3 victory on Nov. 30. • The 2016-17 campaign marked the first time the Wolves finished with a win percentage above .500 against the Stars since the 2012-13 season. PRESEASON!REVIEW • Last season, Maxime Lagace FRIDAY, SEPT. 29 (AT) CHICAGO 4, ROCKFORD 3 backstopped the Stars for one game against the • The Wolves opened preseason play with a win over their in-state rival, the IceHogs. Wolves. Through 59 minutes of action, he allowed • Chicago and Rockford traded goals in the first, but the Wolves pulled ahead 4-2 in the middle four goals and stopped 20 of 24 shots in a 4-3 loss. frame with goals from , Nelson Gadoury and . • The IceHogs netted a tally at 8:09 of the third to climb back within a . • Through four contests last season, Chicago • Goaltender Oscar Dansk turned aside 7 shots through 39:46 of play before being relieved by C.J. outscored Texas 12-8. Motte, who made 15 saves. ALL-TIME RECORD BREAKDOWN SATURDAY, SEPT. 30 CHICAGO 3, (AT) MILWAUKEE 1 Season Home Road Season Home Road • Chicago finished preseason play undefeated with a victory against Milwaukee. 2009-10 1-2-0-1 3-1-0-0 2013-14 0-1-1-0 0-2-0-0 • Veteran Brett Sterling accounted for two of three Wolves goals and newcomer Kenney 2010-11 0-3-0-0 0-2-1-0 2014-15 0-2-0-0 0-2-0-0 Morrison netted the other to open game scoring at 9:44 of the first period. 2011-12 1-1-0-0 1-1-0-0 2015-16 1-1-0-0 0-2-0-0 • The Wolves jumped out to a 2-0 in the first and the Admirals pulled within a goal at 7:45 of the 2012-13 1-1-0-0 2-0-0-0 2016-17 2-0-0-0 1-0-1-0 third before Sterling notched the insurance marker. OVERALL HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORD • Goaltender Maxime Lagace stopped 30 of 31 shots he faced to earn the victory. 13-21-3-1 2017-18 !!!!!CHICAGO!WOLVES ! GAME!NOTES !!!!BY!THE!NUMBERS 2017-18 The Chicago Wolves 2017-18 Opening Night roster includes seven rookies, two fewer than last HOME-ROAD CONTRASTS season. Jake Bischoff, Oscar Dansk, Keegan Kolesar, Curtis Leonard, Dmitry Osipov, Home Away Difference Jake Walman and Tyler Wong are all considered first-year skaters in the AHL. With just Goals For 0.00 0.00 0.00 F Goals Against 0.00 0.00 -0.00 seven regular-season games under his belt, Walman returns to the Wolves and retains his rookie status. Kolesar, Osipov and Wong all hail from the and will skate with the Wolves for the first time. The 20-year-olds, Kolesar and Osipov, both make their professional hockey RECORD BY DIVISION debuts tonight while Wong will skate in his fourth AHL contest. He made his pro debut with the Record Win % Marlies during the 2015-16 season and appeared in three games. Bischoff skated in six games Central 0.00 .000 last season with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers following the conclusion of his senior season at the Pacific 0.00 .000 University of . After a strong training camp that earned him a contract, Leonard will skate in his second AHL game. The 25-year-old appeared in one game for the during the 2014-15 campaign. Dansk spent the 2014-15 campaign with the AHL’s Springfield Falcons and RECORD BY MONTH backstopped the team for 21 games. Record Win % October 0.00 .000 November 0.00 .000 Chicago’s 2017-18 roster includes eight returning players: Jordan Binnington, Conner December 0.00 .000 Bleackley, Bryce Gervais, , Mackenzie MacEachern, Brett Sterling, January 0.00 .000 E Scooter Vaughan and Jake Walman. At the AHL level, defenseman Lindbohm has played February 0.00 .000 exclusively for the Wolves since making his debut in 2014-15. Bleackley, Gervais and MacEachern shed March 0.00 .000 their rookie monikers while Walman rejoins the Wolves still below the 25-game rookie threshold. The April 0.00 .000 33-year-old Sterling returns to Chicago for his seventh season with the club. Sterling has his name all over the Wolves franchise record book and was part of the 2008 champion squad. IN OVERTIME (0-0-0) Binnington was in net for Chicago 32 times last season and registered back-to-back shutouts that Goaltender Saves-Shots SV% included a 30-save performance against the Stars on March 15. Oscar Dansk 0-0 .000 Maxime Lagace 0-0 .000 The 2017-18 regular season opened on Wednesday, and 29 former Wolves were announced on NHL Opening Night rosters. Vince Dunn and Tage IN THE SHOOTOUT (0-0) GH Thompson, who made their NHL debuts on Wednesday, both skated with Chicago last season. Dunn was the ’s top-scoring rookie defenseman and the Wolves Shooter Goals-Chances SH% ‘leading rookie scorer with 13 goals and 32 assists for 45 points in 72 games. Thompson joined the 0-0 .000 Wolves on an amateur tryout contract following the conclusion of his sophomore season at the 0-0 .000 University of . Ivan Barbashev (St. Louis), (Vegas), (St. Louis) 0-0 .000 Magnus Paajarvi (St. Louis) and (St. Louis) all donned Wolves uniforms last season. Goaltender Saves-Shots SV% Twelve of the 29 alumni skated for the St. Louis Blues on Wednesday. , Boston, Buffalo, , Oscar Dansk 0-0 .000 , Dallas, Edmonton, Florida, N.Y. Rangers, Tampa Bay, , Washington and Maxime Lagace 0-0 .000 each have at least one former Wolves player on their Opening Night roster.

The Wolves finished last season with a 44-19-8-5 record for 101 points and marked RECORD BREAKDOWN the franchise’s first 100- season since 2013-14. It came down to the wire, but the When the Wolves... Record IJI Wolves were able to edge the Grand Rapids Griffins by one point to take the Central score four or more goals 0-0-0-0 Division title. The club has earned six division titles since joining the American Hockey League in 2001 allow two or fewer goals 0-0-0-0 and eight since being founded in 1994. outshoot their opponent 0-0-0-0 score first 0-0-0-0 score a power-play goal 0-0-0-0 UPCOMING!GAMES allow a power-play goal 0-0-0-0 Date Opponent Venue Time score a short-handed goal 0-0-0-0 Saturday, Oct. 7 at Texas# HEB Center 7 p.m. allow a short-handed goal 0-0-0-0 Saturday, Oct. 14 vs. # Allstate Arena 7 p.m. lead after one period 0-0-0-0 Saturday, Oct. 21 vs. Tucson# Allstate Arena 7 p.m. trail after one period 0-0-0-0 Sunday, Oct. 22 vs. Tucson* Allstate Arena 4 p.m. lead after two periods 0-0-0-0 Wednesday, Oct. 25 vs. ^ Allstate Arena 11 a.m. trail after two periods 0-0-0-0 are in a one-goal game 0-0-0-0 All times Central ^AHL Live only #CW50 *The U Too play at home 0-0-0-0 play on the road 0-0-0-0 2016-17 2016-17 REGULARKSEASON!HIGHS!AND!LOWS INDIVIDUAL Most Goals Scored in a Game 8 vs. Milwaukee Dec. 22 GAMEKHIGHS Most Goals Allowed in a Game 7 vs. Grand Rapids Dec. 15 Most Goals Scored in a Period 5 3rd period vs. Milwaukee Dec. 22 Points 1. Kenny Agostino 5 at IA, Dec. 31 Most Goals Allowed in a Period 4 2nd period at Rockford Dec. 21 2. Samuel Blais 4 vs. CLE, March 4 Most Shots On Goal in a Game 46 at Cleveland March 22 Chris Butler 4 vs. SA, Feb. 10 Most Shots On Goal Allowed in a Game 42 vs. Rockford Dec. 18 Three more at 4 Most Shots On Goal in a Period 21 1st period at Manitoba Jan. 15 1st period at Grand Rapids Dec. 7 Most Shots On Goal Allowed in a Period 25 2nd period vs. Rockford Jan. 6 Goals 1. Kenny Agostino 4 at IA, Dec. 31 Fewest Shots On Goal in a Game 16 vs. Milwaukee Jan. 11 2. Wade Megan 3 at RFD, Dec. 28 Fewest Shots On Goal Allowed in a Game 20 at Manitoba Jan. 15 3. Kenny Agostino 2 vs. RFD, April 9 vs. Iowa Nov. 19 Andrew Agozzino 2 vs. MB, March 5 Fewest Shots On Goal in a Period 2 2nd period vs. Milwaukee Jan. 11 Kenny Agostino 2 vs. CLE, March 4 2nd period vs. Iowa Nov. 19 Several more at 2 Fewest Shots On Goal Allowed in a Period 2 3rd period vs. Iowa Feb. 25 1st period vs. Iowa Dec. 3 2nd period at Milwaukee Nov. 9 Assists 1. Kenny Agostino 4 at GR, Dec. 7 Most PPG in a Game 4 vs. Rockford Oct. 29 2. Kenny Agostino 3 at MIL, March 11 Most PPG Allowed in a Game 3 vs. Grand Rapids Dec. 15 Samuel Blais 3 vs. CLE, March 4 Most SHG in a Game 1 vs. Charlotte (Malone) April 2 Five more at 3 vs. San Antonio (Gervais) Feb. 12 vs. Rockford (Agozzino) Feb. 4 at Rockford (MacEachern) Dec. 28 PIM 1. Andrew Agozzino 17 vs. SA, Feb. 12 at Milwaukee (Megan) Dec. 26 Jordan Binnington 17 at RFD, Dec. 21 at Cleveland (Megan) Nov. 12 Vince Dunn 17 at RFD, Dec. 21 at Milwaukee (Agozzino) Nov. 9 Three more at 17 at San Antonio (Megan) Oct. 22 Most SHG Against in a Game 1 at Cleveland (Tynan) March 21 vs. Rockford (Baun) Dec. 18 +/- 1. Samuel Blais +4 vs. CLE, March 4 at Cleveland (Moutrey) Nov. 12 Kenny Agostino +4 at IA, Dec. 31 at Rockford (Schilling) Oct. 28 Andrew Agozzino +4 at IA, Dec. 31 Longest Winning Streak 8 Dec. 22-Jan. 7 Ivan Barbashev +4 at IA, Dec. 31 Longest Home Winning Streak 8 Feb. 4-March 5 Alex Friesen +3 vs. CHA, April 2 Longest Road Winning Streak 3 March 26-April 13 Andrew Agozzino +3 at CLE, Jan. 26 Dec. 26-Dec. 31 Several more at +3 Longest Winless Streak 5 March 17-March 25 Longest Home Winless Streak 3 Dec. 15-18 Longest Road Winless Streak 5 Nov. 9-22 Shots 1. Kenny Agostino 10 at CHA, Nov. 23 Most PIM in a Game 46 at Rockford Dec. 21 2. Andrew Agozzino 8 vs. IA, April 8 Most Combined PIM in a Game 88 at Rockford Dec. 21 3. Wade Megan 7 vs. CLE, March 4 Quickest Wolves Goal from Start of Game 1:18 vs. Iowa (Blais) Dec. 3 Wade Megan 7 vs. GR, Feb. 3 Quickest Opponent Goal from Start of Game 0:32 vs. Texas (Dickinson) Nov. 30 Wade Megan 7 at RFD, Dec. 28 Shortest Time Between Two Wolves Goals 0:18 vs. Iowa (Ellis/Ellis) Feb. 25 6. Kenny Agostino 6 vs. RFD, April 9 Shortest Time Between Two Opponent Goals 0:12 at Milwaukee (Kamenev/Payerl) Feb. 11 Wade Megan 6 vs. CLE, April 1 Shortest Time Between Two Goals 0:21 vs. Iowa (MacEachern/Gilmour) Dec. 3 Jordan Caron 6 vs. GR, March 18 Largest Margin of Victory 5 vs. Rockford Jan. 6 Several more at 6 vs. Iowa Nov. 19 Largest Margin of Defeat 6 vs. Grand Rapids Dec. 15 Largest Crowd at Home 15,632 vs. Rockford Feb. 4 Saves 1. Pheonix Copley 38 vs. RFD, Jan. 6 Hat Tricks this Year 2 at Iowa (Agostino) Dec. 31 Jordan Binnington 38 vs. RFD, Dec. 18 at Rockford (Megan) Dec. 28 Jordan Binnington 38 at CHA, Nov. 23 Hat Tricks Against this Year 1 vs. Iowa (Graovac) Feb. 26 Shutouts this Year 4 at Iowa (Husso, 26 saves) March 31 vs. Texas (Binnington, 30 saves) March 15 at Milwaukee (Binnington, 21 saves) March 11 vs. Iowa (Copley, 20 saves) Nov. 19 Shutouts Against this Year 1 vs. Milwaukee (Mazanec, 30 saves) Jan. 21 Shots this Year 2 at Rockford (Megan miss vs. Johansson) Feb. 7 at San Antonio (Sterling miss vs. Martin) Oct. 23 Penalty Shots Against this Year 3 at Texas (Elie miss vs. Copley) Feb. 18 vs. Rockford (Schmaltz miss vs. Copley) Jan. 6 at Grand Rapids (Nosek miss vs. Binnington) Nov. 5 2017-18 PERSONNEL!TRANSACTIONS 05/17/17 Add Tyler Wong (RW) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL) 07/25/17 Add Scooter Vaughan (D) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL) 07/27/17 Add Kenney Morrison (D) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL) 09/20/17 Add (C) signed to PTO by Chicago (AHL) 09/24/17 Add Dmitry Osipov (D) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL) 09/25/17 Add Jake Bischoff (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/25/17 Add Oscar Dansk (G) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/25/17 Add Maxime Lagace (G) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/25/17 Add Keegan Kolesar (RW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/26/17 Add Paul Thompson (RW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/26/17 Add T.J. Tynan (C) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/27/17 Add Conner Bleackley (C) loaned from St. Louis (NHL) 09/27/17 Add Mackenzie MacEachern (RW) loaned from St. Louis (NHL) 09/28/17 Add Beau Bennett (RW) loaned from St. Louis (NHL) 09/28/17 Add Petteri Lindbohm (D) loaned from St. Louis (NHL) 09/28/17 Add Stefan Matteau (LW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 10/02/17 Add Jake Walman (D) loaned from St. Louis (NHL) 10/02/17 Add Tomas Hyka (RW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 10/03/17 Add Teemu Pulkkinen (LW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 10/03/17 Add Vadim Shipachyov (F) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 10/03/17 Add (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 10/03/17 Add Alex Tuch (RW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 10/04/17 Add Jordan Binnington (G) loaned from St. Louis (NHL) 10/04/17 Add Brandon Pirri (C) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 2017-18 SCHEDULE!AND!RESULTS No. Date Time* Opponent Broadcast** No. Date Time* Opponent Broadcast** 1. Oct. 6 7:30 p.m. at Texas The U Too 39. Jan. 12 9 p.m. at Bakersfield The U Too 2. Oct. 7 7 p.m. at Texas CW50 40. Jan. 13 8 p.m. at Ontario CW50 3. Oct. 14 7 p.m. vs. Ontario CW50 41. Jan. 17 7 p.m. at Iowa AHL Live 4. Oct. 21 7 p.m. vs. Tucson CW50 42. Jan. 20 7 p.m. vs. Bakersfield CW50 5. Oct. 22 4 p.m. vs. Tucson The U Too 43. Jan. 21 3 p.m. vs. Cleveland CW50 6. Oct. 25 11 a.m. vs. Manitoba AHL Live 44. Jan. 26 8 p.m. at Tucson The U Too 7. Oct. 27 6 p.m. at Grand Rapids The U Too 45. Jan. 27 8 p.m. at Tucson CW50 8. Oct. 28 7 p.m. vs. Milwaukee CW50 46. Feb. 2 7 p.m. vs. Milwaukee The U Too 9. Nov. 3 6 p.m. at Grand Rapids The U Too 47. Feb. 3 7 p.m. vs. Rockford CW50 10. Nov. 8 10:30 a.m. at Milwaukee AHL Live 48. Feb. 9 7 p.m. at Iowa The U Too 11. Nov. 11 7 p.m. vs. San Antonio CW50 49. Feb. 15 7 p.m. vs. Cleveland AHL Live 12. Nov. 12 3 p.m. vs. Milwaukee The U Too 50. Feb. 17 7 p.m. vs. San Antonio CW50 13. Nov. 15 7 p.m. at Manitoba AHL Live 51. Feb. 18 3 p.m. vs. Cleveland CW50 14. Nov. 17 7 p.m. at Manitoba AHL Live 52. Feb. 21 6 p.m. at Grand Rapids AHL Live 15. Nov. 19 4 p.m. at Rockford CW50 53. Feb. 24 2 p.m. at Manitoba AHL Live 16. Nov. 21 7 p.m. vs. Texas AHL Live 54. Feb. 25 2 p.m. at Manitoba AHL Live 17. Nov. 24 7 p.m. at Milwaukee The U Too 55. Feb. 27 11 a.m. vs. Texas AHL Live 18. Nov. 25 7 p.m. vs. Rockford CW50 56. March 2 7:30 p.m. at San Antonio The U Too 19. Nov. 26 3 p.m. vs. Iowa The U Too 57. March 3 7 p.m. at Texas CW50 20. Dec. 1 7 p.m. at Rockford The U Too 58. March 6 7 p.m. at San Antonio AHL Live 21. Dec. 2 7 p.m. vs. Grand Rapids CW50 59. March 9 7 p.m. at Milwaukee The U Too 22. Dec. 6 7 p.m. vs. San Diego AHL Live 60. March 10 7 p.m. vs. Manitoba CW50 23. Dec. 8 6 p.m. at Cleveland The U Too 61. March 11 3 p.m. vs. Rockford CW50 24. Dec. 9 Noon at Cleveland CW50 62. March 17 7 p.m. vs. Rockford CW50 25. Dec. 12 7 p.m. at Rockford AHL Live 63. March 18 3 p.m. vs. Iowa CW50 26. Dec. 15 6 p.m. at Grand Rapids The U Too 64. March 20 6 p.m. at Cleveland AHL Live 27. Dec. 16 7 p.m. vs. Iowa CW50 65. March 22 6 p.m. at Cleveland AHL Live 28. Dec. 17 3 p.m. vs. Milwaukee The U Too 66. March 24 6 p.m. at Rockford CW50 29. Dec. 21 11 a.m. vs. Grand Rapids AHL Live 67. March 25 5 p.m. vs. Grand Rapids CW50 30. Dec. 22 7 p.m. at Rockford The U Too 68. March 28 7 p.m. vs. Iowa AHLLive 31. Dec. 27 7 p.m. at Milwaukee AHL Live 69. March 31 7 p.m. vs. Texas CW50 32. Dec. 29 7 p.m. at Milwaukee The U Too 70. April 3 7 p.m. vs. Milwaukee AHL Live 33. Dec. 30 7 p.m. vs. Rockford CW50 71. April 6 7 p.m. at Iowa The U Too 34. Jan. 1 12 p.m. at Iowa AHL Live 72. April 7 7 p.m. vs. Milwaukee CW50 35. Jan. 3 7 p.m. vs. Cleveland AHL Live 73. April 10 7 p.m. at Milwaukee AHL Live 36. Jan. 5 7 p.m. vs. Manitoba The U Too 74. April 13 7 p.m. at Rockford The U Too 37. Jan. 6 7 p.m. vs. Grand Rapids CW50 75. April 14 7 p.m. vs. Rockford CW50 38. Jan. 10 9 p.m. at San Diego AHL Live 76. April 15 4 p.m. vs. Manitoba CW50

* all game times Central ** all games stream on AHL Live TEEMU PETTERI DMITRY PULKKINEN LINDBOHM OSIPOV LW | R | 5-10 | 185 | Jan. 2, 1992 | , FIN D | L | 6-3 | 210 | Sept. 23, 1993 | , FIN D | R | 6-4 | 234 | Oct. 4, 1996 | Moscow, RUS 2016-17 2012-13 2016-17 2016-17 Selected by the in the Made his North American debut for Grand Rapids in Appeared in 52 games for the Wolves and collected Skated in 42 games and registered 11 points (G, and signed a one-year contact with April and scored first North American postseason 16 points (8G, 8A) 10A) with Vancouver the club on July 6 goal at Houston on May 1 Skated in seven NHL contests for the Blues and Traded in January to the On Feb. 27, traded to the , skated in Part of the Griffins Calder Cup championship squad logged 4 penalty minutes and appeared in 31 contests and recorded 3 points four games and recorded an assist and played in 14 postseason games and tallied 5 Dressed for nine of 10 Calder Cup Playoff games (G, 2A) Spent majority of the season in the AHL’s Iowa Wild points (2G, 3A) and nabbed 4 points (G, 3A) Held scoreless through four WHL Playoff games and finished third in team scoring with 36 pints On May 29, signed a three-year, entry-level deal (18G, 18A) in 47 games with the 2015-16 2015-16 Appeared in nine NHL games with the Wild and Played in final SM- season for and Spent last three weeks of the NHL regular season Collected 12 points (2G, 10A) in 72 games with recorded a goal finished tied third in team scoring with 34 points and entire postseason with the St. Louis Blues the Giants Signed a one-year deal with the Detroit Red Wings (14G, 20A) Held scoreless in 10 regular-season games with Logged junior career-high 102 penalty minutes on July 13 and then claimed off waiver wire by the Blues 2011-12 Through 43 AHL games with the Chicago Wolves, 2014-15 Ranked second in Jokerit team scoring with 37 tallied 3 goals and 8 assists for 11 points Skated in 71 games in second WHL season and 2015-16 points and 16 goals totaled 12 points (G, 11A) for Vancouver Re-signed with Detroit on July 21 and spent entire Earned a bronze medal in SM-liiga action 2014-15 Earned the Giants’ Most Improved Player accolade season in NHL Shared team lead with 13 shots on goal Skated in career-high 36 NHL contests and posted 2010-11 Posted 3 points (2G, A) in 23 games with St. Louis 2013-14 NHL career-highs with 12 points, 6 goals and 6 As an 18-year-old, finished second on Jokerit squad Made NHL debut on Oct. 19, 2014 During rookie season, skated in 54 WHL games and assists with 54 points, 18 goals and 36 assists Led Wolves defensemen with 120 shots on goal tallied 3 goals for the Giants Earned a silver medal with at World Led all league rookies in points (54), assists (36) Contributed 18 points (6G, 12A) in 53 games with Made WHL debut on Sept. 21 against Prince George Championship and goals (18) and earned SM-Liiga Rookie of the Chicago and netted first goal on Nov. 9 against same Year honor Collected first North American professional goal opponent 2014-15 against Charlotte on Oct. 12 Debuted in the WHL on March 21 with Appeared in 31 NHL games for Detroit and 2009-10 Vancouver at Portland and appeared in three registered 8 points (5G, 3A) Selected by the Red Wings in the fourth round, 111th 2013-14 more games Netted first NHL goal on Jan. 20 against Minnesota overall, in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft Recorded 1 assist in 18 appearances with Jokerit Led the AHL in goal scoring with 34 tallies and Won a Under-18 Worlds bronze medal and several Accumulated 5 points (G, 4A) in 19 games with earned the Willie Marshall Awards as league’s top tournament accolades: named Directorate Best For- Assat goal-getter ward, All-Star Team selection, and one of Finland’s Tied for first on Assat with a +3 plus/minus rating Selected as an AHL All Star and named to to First Top Three Players of the Tournament. and second among Assat defensemen with a 0.26 All-Star Team Led tournament skaters in goals (10) and points points-per-game scoring average Skated in 46 AHL games with the Grand Rapids (15) Griffins and led the club with 34 goals and finished 2012-13 only behind Andy Miele in team scoring with 61 2008-09 Contributed 4 assists in 35 games with Jokerit in points Won a bronze medal with Finland at U18 Worlds his first professional season in Finland Recorded 18 points (14G, 4A) in 16 games to led AHL Recorded 24 points (9G, 15A) in 12 international Captained Finland’s 2013 World Junior Champi- in Calder Cup scoring and registered a postseason games for the under-18 Finland squad onship squad, registering 2 assists in six games; hat trick on May 6 Also played in 24 games for Jokerit U20 SM Liiga named one of Finland’s Top Three Players of the and registered 28 points (15G, 13A) Had 10 goals tournament 2013-14 and 12 assists in 5 games for Jokerit under-18 club Selected by St. Louis in the seventh round, 176th Made his NHL debut on March 14 against Edmonton overall, of the 2012 NHL Draft As a rookie, led Grand Rapids skaters with 31 goals 2007-08 and 59 points Played in 11 international games for U17 Finland Led the AHL first-year class in goals, finished and scored 8 goals and 14 points fourth league rookies in points and earned a spot Netted 5 goals and 8 points in five games at World on the AHL All-Rookie Team Under-17 Hockey Challenge for Finland. Averaged more than a point per game with 11 points (5G, 6A) in 10 postseason contests to led the Griffins KENNEY TYLER BROCK MORRISON WONG TROTTER D | R | 6-2 | 207 | Feb. 13, 1992 | Lloydminster, AB RW | R | 5-9 | 174 | Feb. 28, 1996 | Cochrane, AB C | R | 5-10 | 184 | Jan. 16, 1987 | Brandon, MB 2016-17 2016-17 2016-17 2008-09 Played 51 games and picked up 12 points (4G, 8A) In overage season with , 2013-14 Began the campaign with SaiPa and In first full season with Hamilton finished fifth for Stockton served as team Through 52 games in second full season with appeared in 33 contests and registered 19 points in team scoring with 49 points (18G, 31A) in 76 Led Western Hockey League with 51 goals and Hurricanes, logged 31 points (17G, 14A) (8G, 11A) contests 2015-16 finished third in league scoring with 109 points Second of two full campaigns in Lethbridge with Finished the year with Oulun Karpat and skated in Made Calder Cup Playoff debut on April 17 against Skated in 44 games during first full season in the while pacing all Hurricane skaters current Wolves teammate Reid Duke before Duke nine games and tallied 12 points (4G, 8A) Grand Rapids and recorded an assist through six AHL with and compiled 13 points Through 20 WHL Playoff contests logged 24 points was traded to Brandon Wheat Kings early in 2014-15 Averaged a point per game through two postseason Calder Cup Playoff contests (3G, 10A) (11G, 13A) to lead club in scoring with teammate Second of back-to-back Fan Favorite honors as contests Giorgio Estephan selected by Lethbridge fanbase 2007-08 2014-15 Placed third in goals (143), fourth in games played 2015-16 Following conclusion of collegiate season, signed Dressed for all 37 games and registered 15 points (317) and sixth in points (298) in Lethbridge 2012-13 Journeyed to Hockeyettan in and skated in a three-year entry-level contract with the (5G, 10A) with Broncos in junior year franchise history Appeared in 54 games for Hurricanes in rookie 35 games with Bjorkloven IF Canadiens Signed a two-year entry-level contract with the Second straight year selected as WHL Humanitarian season and logged 13 points (5G, 8A) Recorded 6 goals and 20 assists for 26 points Skated in 21 AHL games with the Hamilton Bulldogs on March 19 of the Year and earned Lethbridge Community Voted Fan Favorite by Lethbridge fanbase and recorded 9 points (3G, 6A) Made professional (AHL) debut on March 28 against Relations Award 2014-15 Appeared in 24 games and collected 31 points (13G, and collected three points Chosen as Fan Favorite by Lethbridge fanbase for 2011-12 Returned to KHL action with Zagreb Medvescak KHL 18A) for the Pioneers and helped lead the program (G, 2A) the fifth consecutive season and earned team Skated in six games with Lethbridge and captured 6 points (G, 5A) through 16 contests to the WCHA conference tournament championship Skated in 10 games with and MVP honors and then was traded to Riga Dynamo recorded 6 points (2G, 4A) Skated in 16 games and tallied two points (G, A) 2006-07 2015-16 with Riga During sophomore season at DU, kept his point- 2013-14 Skated in 72 games and nabbed 89 points (43G, per-game production with 16 goals and 24 assists Skated in all 40 games and nabbed 19 points (4G, 46A) to finish second in team scoring 2011-12 through 40 contests 15A) during sophomore campaign for Western Made WHL Playoff debut on March 25 against Returned to North America and signed a one-year Regina and registered 2 points (G, A) in five contract on July 4 to rejoin in the Montreal 2005-06 Named NCHC All-Academic Team postseason games organization As a freshman, averaged a point per game through Made pro debut with (AHL) on April Skated in five AHL contests with produced 7 five games with 3 goals and 2 assists for the 2012-13 9 versus Syracuse and collected first pro point points (2G, 5A) before being traded to the Phoenix University of Denver Pioneers In freshman season, skated in all 38 games for the (assist) on April 17 against Rochester Coyotes on Oct. 23 Western Michigan University Broncos First season as Lethbridge team captain, earned Continued the AHL season with 2004-05 Finish third in team scoring with 20 points (7G, 13A) third consecutive Scholastic Player Award and first and racked up 31 points (12G, 19A) through 35 As a USHL rookie, finished third in Named to the CCHA All-Rookie Team and a finalist Hurricanes Community Relations Award games with the club team scoring with 58 points (20G, 38A) in 60 games for the CCHA Best Offensive Defenseman Voted Fan Favorite for fourth year by fanbase Acquired through AHL trade by the St. John’s Appeared in four Clark Cup Playoff games and 2014-15 IceCaps on March 2 and dressed for two regu- collected 5 points (2G, 3A) 2011-12 Dressed for 64 games with Lethbridge and collect- lar-season contests with the club Appeared in 57 USHL games for the ed 56 points (27G, 29A) to pace club skaters Went to Calder Cup Playoff conference semifinals Registered 35 points (15G, 20A) and finished second Earned first Scholastic Player Award and team with St. John’s and registered 11 points (5G, 6A) among Omaha defensemen in scoring MVP honors through 15 games One of eight Lancers to finish the season with more Served as an alternate captain and third consec- than 30 points utive season voted Fan Favorite by Hurricanes 2010-11 faithful Played 49 games and tallied 26 points (9G, 17A) for 2010-11 Riga Dynamo in KHL regular-season action As a rookie, skated in 55 BCHL games for the Appeared in 11 postseason games and tallied 9 Alberni Valley Bulldogs points (4G, 5A) with Riga Collected 35 points (8G, 27A) to pace all Bulldogs blueliners 2009-10 His 35 points placed him fifth in overall team Made NHL debut with Montreal on Feb. 6 versus scoring Pittsburgh He nabbed 21 power-play points (4G, 17A) to lead all Finished in second team scoring with 77 points Alberni Valley defensemen (36G, 41A) through 75 games with the Bulldogs Also finished second in postseason team scoring with a point-per-game average (8G, 11A) through 19 contests CONNER ALEX BEAU BLEACKLEY TUCH BENNETT C | R | 6-0 | 199 | Feb. 7, 1996 | High River, AB RW | R | 6-4 | 222 | May 10, 1996 | Syracuse, NY RW | R | 6-2 | 195 | Nov. 11, 1991 | Gardena, CA 2016-17 2013-14 2016-17 2016-17 2011-12 Made professional debut on Oct. 14 at Grand Rapids Appeared in 71 games, and served as captain, On June 21, acquired by the Vegas Golden Knights Registered 8 goals and 11 assists for 19 points in 65 Signed three-year entry-level contract with and skated in 45 regular-season games with the during his sophomore season with the Rebels from the Minnesota Wild in exchange for a games with the Devils on April 13, 2012 Wolves Registered a team-leading 68 points, 26 power-play conditional third-round draft pick Signed a one-year contract with New Jersey on Despite missing 33 games with a wrist injury Collected first two pro points on Nov. 9 at points and 10 power-play goals Made NHL debut with Minnesota on Feb. 4 at July 1 during sophomore season at University of Denver Milwaukee and registered first goal against Tied for the team lead with 29 goals and ranked Vancouver and skated in five more games collected 13 points (4G, 9A) in 10 contests Rockford on Jan. 6 second with 39 assists Spent majority of the season with Minnesota’s AHL 2015-16 Skated in two Calder Cup Playoff contests for Represented Canada and won a bronze medal at affiliate, the Iowa Wild Registered a dozen points (6G, 6A) in 33 NHL games 2010-11 Chicago the 2014 Under-18 World Championship Recorded 18 goals and 19 assists for 37 points and with Pittsburgh As a freshman, registered 25 points (9G, 16A) Notched 17 points (7G, 10A) through 14 ECHL games Served as an alternate captain and collected 2 finished one point behind the club’s leading scorer Member for 2016 champion Penguins through 37 games for Providence with the Mavericks points (G, A) through seven games captain Pat Cannone and appeared in one postseason contest 2009-10 2015-16 2012-13 2015-16 2014-15 Highest drafted California-born player when select- Dressed for 55 WHL games with the Red Deer In his first full season with Red Deer, skated in 66 On April 13, decided to forego final two collegiate Collected 12 points (4G, 8A) through 49 NHL games ed in the first round, 20th overall, by Pittsburgh in Rebels, collecting 46 points (13G, 33A) games and picked up 18 points (9G, 9A) seasons and signed three-year entry-level contract with the Penguins the 2010 NHL Entry Draft Ranked fifth in assists, seventh in points and 10th Represented Canada Pacific, and served as an with Minnesota Dressed for two Stanley Cup Playoff games Racked up 120 points (41G, 79A) through 56 BCHL in goals among Red Deer skaters alternate captain, at the 2013 World Under-17 Appeared in 40 games and registered 34 points Recorded 5 assists through two AHL games with games for the Penticton Vees Played in four games, picking up two assists, in the Hockey Challenge, registering 3 goals and an assist (18G, 14A) as a sophomore at Boston College Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Led the league in points and ranked second in 2016 in five games goals (41), assists (79), point per game average Served as an alternate captain for the Rebels 2014-15 2013-14 (2.14) and power-play goals (25) Represented the WHL in the 2015 CHL Canada 2011-12 As a freshman at Boston, skated in 37 games and Appeared in 21 regular-season NHL games with the Nearly averaged a point per game through 15 BCHL Russia Series Made his major junior debut with Red Deer, only missed one game while representing the U.S. Penguins and collected 7 points (3G, 4A) Playoff games with 5 goals and 9 assists appearing in 16 games and tallied 2 goals at the 2105 World Junior Championship Recorded 5 points (G, 4A) in 12 Stanley Cup Playoff Earned BCHL Rookie of the Year and Top Scorer 2014-15 Began the season skating in 26 games for the UFA His 28 points (14G, 14A) made him Boston’s first games accolades In his second season as captain, appeared in 51 Bisons Hockey Club of the AAA Midget freshman leading scorer in 42 years Dressed for three AHL games with Wilkes-Barre/ games and scored 49 points for Red Deer Hockey League and collected 30 points (13G, 17A) Scranton and registered an assist Tallied a team-leading 27 goals (tied) and ranked 2013-14 fifth in points among Rebels players Selected by the Minnesota Wild in the first round, 2012-13 Skated in five postseason contests, registering a 18th overall, of the 2014 NHL Draft Made his NHL debut on Feb. 15 at Winnipeg and goal and an assist Spent two seasons (2012-14) at the USA Hockey appeared in 26 games for Pittsburgh Chosen to represent the WHL in the 2014 Subway National Team Development Program and skated in As a rookie, nabbed 3 goals and 11 assists for 14 Super Series 64 games and recorded 42 points (17G, 25A) points Earned a gold medal with Team USA at 2014 Recorded first point on Feb. 20 versus Philadelphia Under-18 World Championship and netted first goal versus Tampa Bay on Feb. 24 Helped the U.S. to a bronze-medal finish at the Debuted in on May 1 versus 2012 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge N.Y. Islanders and appeared in five more games Skated in 39 AHL games with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins and collected 28 points (7G, 21A) MACKENZIE PAUL T1J1 MACEACHERN THOMPSON TYNAN LW | L | 6-3 | 205 | March 9, 1994 | Troy, MI RW | R | 6-1 | 204 | Nov. 30, 1988 | Methuen, MA C | R | 5-8 | 165 | Feb. 25, 1992 | Orland Park, IL 2016-17 2013-14 2016-17 2010-11 2016-17 2011-12 Appeared in 55 AHL games for Chicago during Finished second among Spartan freshmen with 12 Logged three assists through 21 NHL games with In senior season at UNH, racked up 52 points Third consecutive 40-point AHL season with 41 Played in 39 of 40 games for the Irish only missing rookie campaign points (8G, 4A) and tied for first with 8 goals the (28G, 24A) in 39 games and earned the Hockey points (12G, 29A) through 72 games with the one game to skate for Team USA at World Juniors Collected 5 goals and 6 assists for 11 points Ranked second on the team with 90 shots on goal Registered NHL point on Dec. 10 versus Vancouver East Scoring Champion title with 42 point in Led Notre Dame skaters in scoring with 13 goals Made AHL debut on Oct. 14 in home state of One of three freshmen to appear in all 36 games Finished second in team scoring with 42 points conference play Finished second in Cleveland team scoring behind and 32 assists for 41 points Michigan against Grand Rapids Scored first career goal against UMass-Lowell (19G, 23A) through 51 AHL games with the Spring- Named Player of the Year and awarded only Sonny Milano (18-29–47) Tied for CCHA scoring title with Michigan State’s Registered first pro goal on Dec. 3 against versus on Oct. 25 field Thunderbirds a spot on the Hockey East First-Team All-Star Made NHL debut with the Columbus Blues Jackets Tory Krug Iowa On June 10, traded with Graham Black to Florida in squad on March 7 against the Made Calder Cup Playoffs debut on April 20 at 2012-13 exchange for a 2018 second-round draft pick Signed a two-year deal with the Pittsburgh 2010-11 Charlotte Selected by St. Louis in the third round, 63rd Penguins on March 28 and then skated in six regu- 2015-16 As a freshman, skated in all 44 games for the Nabbed first two pro postseason points (goal, overall, of the 2012 NHL Draft 2015-16 lar-season contests with AHL affiliate Wilkes-Barre/ Registered 6 points (G, 5A) through 17 Calder Cup University of Notre Dame assist) on May 5 against Grand Rapids Skated in 50 USHL games with the Made his NHL debut with the New Jersey Devils on Scranton Penguin and tallied a goal and 2 assists Playoff games en route to championship with Lake Led the Irish in scoring with 54 points, 31 assists and compiled 21 points (8G, 13A) Jan. 8 against Boston Made professional hockey debut and collected first Erie Monsters and 23 goals 2015-16 Had five multi-point games with the Steel At the AHL level, skated in 56 games and finished pro point (assist) on April 1 against Charlotte Made Calder Cup Playoff debut on April 20 against Just third freshman in program history to score 50 Led the Michigan State University Spartans with Recorded 35 penalty minutes fourth in team scoring with 35 points (13G, 22A) for After making Calder Cup Playoff debut on April 30, Rockford or more points in rookie season a career-high 30 points and 14 goals, while his 16 the skated in three additional games and collected Skated in 76 regular-season games with Lake Erie Selected Second Team All-CCHA and CCHA assists tied for second on the team Produced 4 points (3G, A) through 10 Calder Cup an assist and led the club with 46 points and 40 assists All-Rookie Team Ended the season with a career-best eight-game Playoff contests Selected to represent the Monsters in 2016 AHL Named CCHA Rookie of the Year and Hockey point streak (4G, 5A) and registered points in 11 of 2009-10 All-Star Classic Commissioner’s Association National Rookie of final 13 games 2014-15 Averaged a point per game with 19 goals and 20 the Year Led all Spartans with eight multi-point games In first season with Albany, ranked second among assists through 39 games in junior season at New 2014-15 Selected by Columbus in the third round, 66th Earned Big Ten Third Star of the Week honors once club skaters with 55 points (33G, 22A) in 73 Hampshire Led all Springfield Falcons skaters with 48 points overall, of the 2011 NHL Entry Draft (Nov. 22) regular-season games and selected for the 2015 and 35 assist through 75 AHL games during rookie Academic All-Big Ten honoree AHL All-Star Game 2008-09 season 2009-10 Skated in 27 contests and logged 9 points (4G, 5A) Led all Des Moines skaters with 72 points and 55 2014-15 2013-14 for UNH during sophomore season 2013-14 assists through 6 USHL games Ranked second in team scoring with 26 points Skated in 39 AHL games for the Penguins and Following conclusion of senior season at UND, His 72 points tied fifth with Erik Haula among USHL (11G, 15A) recorded 7 points (4G, 3A) 2007-08 signed a two-year entry-level contract with scoring leaders Tied for team lead with 5 power-play goals On Feb. 6, traded to the in Accrued 12 points (6G, 6A) in 35 games as a the Columbus Blue Jackets and skated in three Posted six multi-point games exchange for Spencer Machecek freshman at the University of New Hampshire regular-season games with AHL affiliate Falcons Tallied first career hat trick versus Penn State Appeared in 30 games and tallied 8 points (4G, 4A) Skated in all 40 games for the University of Notre University, earning Big Ten and NCAA First Star of for the Falcons Dame Fighting Irish and led the team with 38 the Week honors (Feb. 14) Held scoreless through five postseason contests points (8G, 30A) Notched 2 unassisted goals in series versus with Springfield University of New Hampshire to become first 2012-13 Spartan to have two unassisted goals in a season 2012-13 Appeared in all 41 games and registered 28 points since 2012-13 Re-signed with the Pittsburgh Penguins organiza- (10G, 18A) for Notre Dame Posted 3 points (G, 2A) in season opener vs. UMass tion on July 9 Help the Irish capture CCHA Tournament title on Oct. 17 Assigned to the AHL and produced 29 points (20G, versus Michigan and set up game-winning goal Academic All-Big Ten honoree 9A) in 58 regular-season games for the Wilks- Reached 100 career points with an assist against Barre/Scranton Michigan on Nov. 15 Through 15 Calder Cup Playoff games, registered 6 Awarded the final Bill Beagan as most points (3G, 3A) for the Penguins valuable player of the CCHA Tournament and named to all-tournament team 2011-12 In first full season with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, skated in 67 games and produced 25 points (10G, 15A) Registered 3 points (2G, A) through a dozen Calder Cup Playoff contests Appeared in one ECHL game with the Wheeling Nailers and tallied 2 points (G, A) KEEGAN SCOOTER STEFAN KOLESAR VAUGHAN MATTEAU RW | R | 6-2 | 219 | April 8, 1997 | Winnipeg, MB F | R | 6-1 | 202 | April 8, 1988 | Placentia, CA C | L | 6-2 | 220 | Feb. 23, 1994 | Chicago, IL 2017-16 2016-17 2012-13 2016-17 2013-14 Traded to Vegas in exchange for a second-round Appeared in 60 regular-season contests and Set ECHL career-highs with 6 goals, 14 assists, 20 Finished eighth in team scoring with 25 points Skated in 67 games with the Albany Devils and draft pick on June 24 during the NHL Draft recorded 12 points (6G, 6A) points, 75 penalty minutes and a +12 plus/minus (12G, 13A) through 67 AHL games with the St. John’s totaled 26 points (13G, 13A) Paced all skaters with 101 Played 250th career AHL game on April 9 against rating in 50 games with South Carolina IceCaps Debuted in the Calder Cup Playoffs on April 25 penalty minutes and ranked fourth in team scoring Rockford at Allstate Arena Had a goal and added 2 penalty minutes in 12 Kelly Logged a career-high 122 penalty minutes and was against St. John’s, skated in four games and with 60 points (26G, 34A) through 54 games Recorded AHL career low with 31 penalty minutes Cup playoff tilts with the Stingrays second-most penalized IceCaps player recorded a goal for Albany Led the Thunderbirds to their first WHL champi- Skated in first career Calder Cup Playoff game on Made his professional playoff debut April 5 and onship with 31 points (12G, 19A) through 19 WHL May 5 against Grand Rapids and collected 1 assist collected his first pro postseason point (goal) 2015-16 2012-13 Playoff contests thorugh five postseason contests on April 10 Appeared in a dozen NHL games with the Canadiens Signed entry-level NHL contract with New Jersey Held to just a single goal through three Memorial and recorded an assist on Aug. 14 Cup games 2015-16 2011-12 Traded to Montreal on Feb. 29 in exchange for Made NHL debut on Jan. 19 at N.Y. Islanders and Tallied 3 goals and 11 assists through 68 AHL games Compiled 6 points (G, 5A), 21 penalty minutes and Devante Pelly-Smith collected first 2 points (assists) on Jan. 22 against 2015-16 in his first season with the Chicago Wolves a -2 plus/minus rating in 20 ECHL games with the Skated in 20 NHL games with New Jersey and Philadelphia Paced all Thunderbird players with 107 penalty Placed a team-high four shots on goal in 5-3 win Wheeling Nailers in his first professional season tallied a goal Potted first NHL goal on Jan. 27 at Montreal minutes and finished fourth in team scoring with 61 at Iowa on Dec. 8 Made his pro debut Nov. 15 versus Elmira and Logged four penalty minutes in one AHL game Played 35 QMJHL games and registered 28 points points (30G, 31A) through 64 games Netted a goal in his debut with the Wolves against recorded his first professional point (assist) with Albany (18G, 10A) for Blainville-Boisbriand Armada Tallied 15 points (7G, 8A) through 16 WHL Playoff Charlotte on Oct. 17 Scored his first pro goal Jan. 6 versus Cincinnati Appeared in 11 QMJHL Playoff games and tallied 9 games as the Thunderbirds lost to Brandon Recorded assists in three consecutive games 2014-15 points (3G, 6A) for the Armada championship final (Jan. 2-8) 2007-11 [COLLEGIATE CAREER] Appeared in seven NHL games with New Jersey and Surpassed his collegiate career totals his senior collected a single goal 2011-12 2014-15 2014-15 season at the University of Michigan, posting 14 Second season with Albany and appeared in 61 Selected by the New Jersey Devils in the first Selected by the Columbus Blue Jackets in the third Tied his AHL career-highs with 9 goals, 7 assists, goals, 10 assists and 24 points in 44 games en regular-season AHL contests round, 29th overall, of the 2012 NHL Entry Draft round, 69th overall, of the 2017 NHL Draft and 16 points, set a pro career mark with 102 route to the CCHA regular-season championship Finished sixth in team scoring with 27 points Skated two seasons (2009-11) with the USA Hockey Recorded 19 goals and 19 assists for 38 points penalty minutes, and added a -13 plus/minus rating Registered 6 points (2G, 4A) and 18 penalty minutes (12G, 15A) National Team Development Program through 64 regular-season games in second season in 71 games with Bridgeport Sound Tigers in 35 games as a junior and helped the Wolverines Played 46 contests for the NTDP and collected 19 with Seattle Tied an AHL career-high two-game goal scoring take the CCHA title points (10G, 9A) and 140 penalty minutes streak from Oct. 12-18, collecting tallies against St. Recorded 5 assists and added 29 penalty minutes 2013-14 John’s and at Albany in 35 games during his sophomore season In rookie season with the Thunderbirds, skated in Added two more two-game point streaks Nov. 8-9 Skated in 33 NCAA games as a freshman at 60 games and collected 8 points (2G, 6A) (G, A) and Nov. 15-16 (2A) Michigan, contributing 4 assists and 27 penalty Held to just two assists in nine postseason 2013-14 minutes as the Wolverines captured the CCHA contests for Seattle Set AHL career-highs with 9 goals, 7 assists, championship 16 points, along with 43 penalty minutes and a 2012-13 minus-13 rating, in 51 games with the Sound Tigers Appeared in three games – including two WHL Made his AHL debut Dec. 13 at Albany Playoff contests – with the Thunderbirds Registered his first AHL point, an assist, on Dec. 20 at Hartford Scored his first AHL goal Dec. 21 versus Manchester Strung together an AHL career-high three-game points streak (G, 2A) from Dec. 20-22 Posted two-game point streaks from Jan. 25-26 (2G), March 7-8 (G, A) and April 14-18 (2G) Enjoyed his first multi-point AHL game on April 5 at Adirondack (G, A) Recorded 8 points (2G, 6A), 41 penalty minutes and a +3 plus/minus rating in 20 ECHL games with SHEA BRYCE BRANDON THEODORE GERVAIS PIRRI D | L | 6-2 | 195 | August 3, 1994 D | L | 6-3 | 210 | Sept. 23, 1993 | Helsinki, FIN D | R | 6-4 | 234 | Oct. 4, 1996 | Moscow, RUS 2016-17 2012-13 2016-17 2012-13 2016-17 2011-12 Skated in 34 regular-season NHL games for the In sophomore season with Thunderbirds, finished First full season of professional hockey; skated Collected 13 points (8G, 5A) in freshman year with Skated 60 NHL games and collected 18 points (8G, Recorded first NHL point on Oct. 7 at Dallas and and collected 9 points (2G, 7A) third in team scoring with 50 points (19G, 31A) in 60 regular-season games for the Wolves and the Mavericks 10A) with the skated in four more NHL games and tallied another Dressed for 14 Stanley Cup Playoff games and Registered 2 assists through seven WHL Playoff nabbed 21 points (13G, 8A). Tallied 8 points (3G, 5A) in the final 13 games of Signed with the New York Rangers on Aug. 26 assist recorded 8 points (2G, 6A) games Tied second among team rookies in goal scoring the season Led all Rockford skaters with 56 points and 33 Appeared in 26 AHL games with the His 50 points through 71 games ranked eighth and was one of 14 skaters to collected at least 20 Notched first collegiate goal on Oct. 19 versus RPI 2015-16 assists through 66 AHL contests and registered 20 points (5G, 15A) among all WHL defensemen in scoring points during the regular season. MSU Mavericks went 11-1-1 when he recorded a Played nine games and tallied 5 points (3G, 2A) for Registered 2 assists, including 100th career Traded on June 21 to the Vegas Golden Knights Selected by Anaheim in the first round, 26th Dressed for eight postseason games and recorded point the Anaheim Ducks professional point, on April 6 against Lake Erie in exchange for selection of from overall, of the 2013 NHL Draft an assist. On Feb. 29, dealt from the Florida Panthers to Anaheim in the expansion draft Won gold medal at 2013 IIHF U18 World Champi- 2011-12 Anaheim for a sixth-round draft pick 2010-11 onship with Team Canada; tallied 5 assists and +5 2015-16 Split time between and Appeared in 52 games registered 24 points (11G, Made NHL debut on Oct. 9 against Detroit and 2015-16 plus/minus rating through seven contests Skated in 10 AHL games with the Chicago Wolves, Penticton Vees, playing combined 59 BCHL games 13A) with the Panthers logged a -1 plus/minus rating Made NHL debut on Dec. 29 against Calgary and Finished fourth among tournament defensemen in totaling 6 points (4G, 2A) and totaling 75 points (42G, 33A) On Aug. 31, signed a three-year entry-level contract skated in 18 more regular-season contests for scoring with 5 points Made professional debut March 25 at Iowa and Finished second in league with 42 goals and 12th in 2014-15 with the Blackhawks Anaheim Helped Team Canada claim its 17th gold medal at tallied first point (assist) scoring with 75 points In first full NHL season, skated in 49 games and Spent majority of the season with the IceHogs and Tallied first NHL goal – a game-winner – on Jan. 13 the 2012 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Cup in Netted first pro goal on March 26 against Iowa Tied for first among Vees skaters with 42 goals and collected 24 points (22G, 2A) for the Panthers and skated in 70 AHL games versus Ottawa Skated for Team Orr in the 2013 NHL/CHL Top In senior season, led the Minnesota State Univer- his 75 points placed seventh in team scoring finished second in team goal-scoring Finished fourth in team scoring with 12 goals and Recorded 8 points (3G, 5A) and a +7 plus/minus Prospects Game and Team Orr posted first shutout sity Mavericks with 16 goals and ranked second on Through 39 games with Penticton, tallied 26 goals 31 assists for 43 points rating with Anaheim victory in Top Prospects Game history club with 26 points and 22 assists for 48 points 2013-14 Held scoreless in six Stanley Cup Playoff games Led MSU Mankato with 141 shots on goal and 3 Began the season with Salmon Arm and dressed for Through 28 NHL games with the Chicago Black- 2009-10 with the Ducks 2011-12 short-handed markers 20 contests, picking up 16 goals and 11 assists hawks, registered 11 points (6G, 5A) As a freshman at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Racked up 37 points (9G, 28A) through 50 Skated in 69 games for Seattle during rookie WHL Helped Penticton win the 2012 Traded to Florida in exchange for two draft picks skated in all 39 games and led all first-year skaters regular-season AHL games with San Diego season and led all team blueliners with 35 points 2014-15 Ranked fifth among Penticton skaters, seventh on March 2 in goals (11), assist (32) and points (43) Skated in seven Calder Cup Playoff games and (4G, 31A) Led the Mavericks with 27 goals and ranked second in the BCHL, in postseason scoring with 11 points With Florida, appeared in 21 contests and produced Led all R.P.I. skaters in assists, finished second in nabbed five points (2G, 3A) for the Gulls His 35 points placed him third in overall team in squad scoring with 36 points (6G, 5A) 14 points (7G, 7A) points and third in goals scoring His 27 goals ranked second in the nation and also Averaged a point per game (11G, 15A) through 26 Selected by the Blackhawks in the second round, 2014-15 tied for second on the school’s single-season list 2010-11 AHL games with Rockford 59th overall, in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft Joined Norfolk for nine regular-season AHL games 2010-11 for NCAA Divsion I-era skaters Skated in 58 games with the Silverbacks, collecting and collected 11 points (4G, 7A) Manned the blue line for four regular-season WHL Tied for third in the nation (first on the team) with 51 points (29G, 22A) 2012-13 Scored first regular-season professional goal games with the Thunderbirds and logged two 9 power-play tallies Finished fourth in team scoring and second in Led the AHL in scoring with 75 points (22G, 53A) to against Lehigh Valley on April 17 penalty minutes Led MSU Mankato with 123 shots on goal and 5 goals win the John B. Sollenberger Trophy as the league’s Produced 48 points (13G, 35A) through 43 game-winning markers Tallied 15 power-play points (7G, 8A) and a top goal-scorer regular-season games with Seattle to lead all Helped MSU Mankato earned second of back-to- short-handed goal Set IceHogs franchise record with 5 assists and 6 Thunderbirds blueliners back conference championships points in 7-3 win over Chicago on April 12 Paced all Seattle skaters with 9 points (3G, 6A) through six postseason contests 2013-14 Earned gold medal with Canada at 2015 World Registered 18 points (11G, 7A) in final 15 games of Juniors and a tournament second-best +12 plus/ the season and finished year with 26 points (16G, minus rating 10A) in 41 games for MSU Mankato Helped the Mavericks to first of two WCHA 2013-14 Tournament championships Made professional hockey debut with the Norfolk Named to 2013-14 WCHA Final Five All-Tournament Admirals (AHL) on April 11 against Providence Team, having tallied 3 points (G, 2A) in the event Collected first pro goal on May 13 versus St. John’s during four-game Calder Cup Playoff stint with Nor- folk; concluded postseason with 3 points (G, 2A) Led all WHL defenseman with 79 points and 57 as- sists through 70 regular-season games and paced all Thunderbird skaters by 16-point margin Tallied 5 assists through nine WHL Playoff contests JAKE BRETT CURTIS BISCHOFF STERLING LEONARD D | L | 6-1 | 195 | July 25, 1994 | Grand Rapids, MN LW | L | 5-7 | 177 | April 24, 1984 | Los Angeles, CA D | L | 6-3 | 196 | Sept. 23, 1992 | Napenee, ON 2016-17 2016-17 Made NHL debut with , potting 3 points (G, 2A) 2016-17 Appeared in 61 regular-season games with the Wolves and through 12 outings; recorded first NHL goal Oct. 20 against Signed entry-level contract with New York tallied 29 points (11G, 18A) Tampa Bay Re-signed with the Komets on July 25 and skated Islanders on March 28 Skated in 500th AHL game on April 2 versus Charlotte Netted 4 goals and 9 points in 16 postseason contests, in 65 regular-season games Made professional debut with Bridgeport Sound Awarded 2017 Dan Snyder Man of the Year Award, given to helping Chicago capture its second Calder Cup Set professional career-highs in points (17) and Tigers on March 31 against Lehigh Valley and the player who demonstrates Shared second in the AHL with 38 goals and 19.4 shooting assists (13) outstanding dedication to community service percentage; led the league with franchise-record 10 collected first two pro points (G, A) Finished the season as AHL’s leading active goal-scorer game-winning goals Made Kelly Cup Playoff debut on April 14 against Traded to Vegas Golden Knights on June 22 – along with 235 goals Ranked second on the Wolves and 13th in the AHL with 71 Quad City and appeared in nine more postseason with the Islanders’ 2017 first-round draft pick – in Moved within 5 points of for the No. 4 spot on points through 70 games games for Fort Wayne the Wolves franchise scoring list Second among team skaters with 15 power-play tallies exchange for the selection of Jean-Francois Berube Ended the season in No. 7 spot on franchise games-played Selected for the PlanetUSA starting lineup during the 2008 in the expansion draft list and moved into No. 6 post on all-time assist list AHL All-Star Classic; registered a goal 2015-16 Skated in six regular-season games with Bridge- In fifth Calder Cup Playoffs, skated in four games and Skated in three games with Reading and collected collected 2 points (G, A) 2006-07 port and totaled 3 points (2G, A) Earned the Willie Marshall Award after leading the AHL an assist Appeared in all 38 games for the University of 2015-16 with 55 goals, the most by a Wolves player in eight years, Acquired by the on Nov. 18, Minnesota Gophers Ranked first among Salzburg skaters with 33 goals and and the fourth-highest total in franchise history appeared 10 contests and notched an assist finished the regular season with 49 points through 46 Recipient of the 2006-07 Dudley “Red” Garrett Memorial Tallied collegiate career highs in points (38), games Award as the AHL’s most outstanding rookie On Jan. 13, traded to the Evansville Icemen and assists (27) and blocked shots (88) Helped Salzburg win second of back-to-back Austrian Led the league with 21 power-play goals and ranked fourth played 38 regular-season games Served as a Gophers alternate captain for second Cups, registering 12 points (8G, 4A) through 17 playoff with 97 points in 77 games Registered a goal and 6 assists with Evansville season games Named to the 2006-07 AHL First All-Star Team, becoming the first rookie to hold the honor since 1999; also named Named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year and 2014-15 to the AHL All-Rookie Team 2014-15 First-team All-Big Ten First season with EC Red Bull Salzburg in the Austrian Earned CCM/AHL Milestone of the Month award for March In senior season at Rensselaer, served as team Hockey League; appeared in 49 regular-season games and after becoming just the fifth first-year player in AHL captain and skated in 39 games totaled 51 points (23G, 28A) history to reach 50 goals in a season 2015-16 Tallied 21 points (10G, 11A) through 13 playoff games and Responsible for three of Chicago’s six hat tricks (Nov 14, Logged 2 goals and 8 assists for 10 points for the First season as alternate captain for the Gophers helped Salzburg capture Austrian Cup 25, & March 14); prior to 2006-07 season, a rookie netted Engineers Appeared in all 37 games for Minnesota and three goals just once in franchise history Signed with the Reading Royals and skated in five 2013-14 Became just third player in Wolves history to tally 50 registered 18 points (6G, 12A) Skated for HV71 in the , recording goals in a season on March 16 vs. Omaha ECHL regular-season contests All-Big Ten Honorable Mention and winner of 20 points (11G, 9A) through 43 games Broke 12-year-old franchise record for goals by a rookie in Loaned to the AHL’s Rochester Americans and made Minnesota’s Big Ten Sportsmanship Award On loan, dressed for five SHL games with Örebro HK and the first 20 games of the season professional debut on March 22 against Utica and tallied 3 points (G, 2A) Ranked third among Wolves skaters with 12 points in 15 games during his playoff debut collected first professional point 2014-15 2012-13 Tied for first among AHL rookies, and sixth overall, with 7 Skated in 36 during sophomore season at Minneso- Appeared in 48 AHL games with the Chicago Wolves, postseason markers 2013-14 ta and recorded 11 points (3G, 8A) collecting 45 points (24G, 21A) Played all 37 games for the Engineers as a junior Posted team-leading 24 goals and ranked second in team Collegiate Career: 2002-06 scoring with 45 points Twice named Hobey Hat Trick Finalist (2005, 06) for the and registered 12 points (G, 11A) to lead all R.P.I 2013-14 Hobey Baker Memorial Award blueliners Appeared in 28 game as a freshman for the 2011-12 Led the NCAA with 17 power-play goals during senior Skated in four NHL games with the St. Louis Blues season (2005-06); ranked third with 31 goals and fifth with Gophers and nabbed 7 points (3G, 4A) Notched 62 points (30G, 32A) in 73 AHL games with the 55 points, both Colorado College Tigers highs, through 2012-13 Registered first collegiate goal against Boston Peoria Rivermen and Portland Pirates 41 games Skated in 36 contests for R.P.I. and tallied 15 points College on Oct. 27 Tallied 22 goals and 24 assists with Peoria through 54 Notched 29 assists and 63 points in 42 contests with (5G, 10A) as a sophomore games Colorado College during his junior campaign On loan to Portland, picked up 14 points (8G, 6A) in 19 Led the NCAA with 34 goals and 18 power-play markers; 2012-13 games his 34 goals tied for eighth-highest single-season output 2011-12 Skated in 12 games for the Omaha Lancers in in CC history As a freshman, appeared in all 39 games for the 2010-11 Earned tournament MVP honors at the 2005 WCHA second USHL season and recorded 2 assists Skated in seven NHL contests with the Pittsburgh Final Five Rensselaer Engineers and collected six points Penguins, tallying 3 goals and 2 assists Posted 10 points (7G, 3A) in seven games for the Tigers (G, 5A) 2011-12 Led the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins with 27 goals and run to the 2005 Frozen Four, earning him the playoff MVP Appeared in 10 USHL games as a rookie with Omaha 53 points through 65 AHL games title for Colorado College squad Tallied 6 points (2G, 4A) in 12 Calder Cup Playoff games In his sophomore season (2003-04), finished third on the and nabbed an assist with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Tigers with 28 points (16G, 12A) in 30 games Led Colorado College with 16 goals and shared first on the 2009-10 club with 7 power-play tallies Led Chicago with 34 goals, and ranked sixth in the league, During 2002-03 season, ranked fourth among WCHA despite appearing in just 55 AHL games freshmen and on the CC team with 38 points (27G, 11A); Ranked third on the club with 56 points (34G, 22A) named to the WCHA All-Rookie Team Named to PlanetUSA squad for the 2010 AHL All-Star Also led Tigers rookies, ranked second on the squad and 2008-09 among WCHA freshmen, with 27 goals Posted a goal in six NHL contests with the Atlanta Tied second among NCAA freshmen with 20 power-play Thrashers points (14G, 6A); his 14 PP goals led all WCHA freshmen and Ranked in the top five (T-4th) among Wolves skaters with tied for third-best in the NCAA 16 goals and 39 points through 52 AHL games 2007-08 MAXIME OSCAR CHRIS LAGACE DANSK CASTO G | L | 6-2 | 190 | Longueuil, QUE G | L | 6-2 | 198 | Feb. 28, 1994 | Feb. 28, 1994 | Stockholm, SWE D | R | 6-1 | 203 | Dec. 27, 1991 | Stillwater, MN 2016-17 2012-13 2016-17 2011-12 2016-17 In net for 32 AHL games with the Stars and Appeared in 33 games for the Rocket and logged During second season with Rogle BK, appeared in Last season in the Swedish development track After five seasons with the organi- compiled a 11-12-2 record a 13-12-1 record 24 games and collected two shutouts with Brynas zation, signed as free agent with the Vegas Golden Finished the season with a 3.56 goals-against Collected .869 save percentage and 4.05 goals- Compiled a 6-16-9 record with a 3.00 goals-against Spent majority of the season with the Brynas Knights on July 1 average and .883 save percentage against average average and .903 save percentage under-20 team Skated in 59 AHL games for the Logged a single shutout against San Antonio on Registered a single shutout against Moncton on Compiled a 2.78 goals-against average and .910 and collected 12 points (G, 11A) Nov. 25 with 28 saves Oct. 19 and turned aside 30 shots 2015-16 save percentage Appeared in 16 Calder Cup Playoff contests and Made QMJHL Playoffs debut against Val-d’Or on Appeared in 36 games and collected a 13-21-0 Backstopped Team Sweden to a silver-medal finish collected 5 points (G, 4A) with Providence 2015-16 March 23 and logged 24 minutes of time in net and record in first season with Rogle at U18 Worlds in Czech Republic Backstopped the Stars for 36 AHL games and allowed one goal Backstopped Rogle for 1,947 minutes and registered Appeared in six games and ranked second among 2015-16 registered a 19-10-3 record Signed a three-year entry-level contract with the a 2.68 goals-against average and .910 save event goaltenders with a 1.98 goals-against Providence’s second-highest scoring defenseman Logged a 2.90 goals-against average and .913 save on July 23 percentage average through 273 of play with 23 points (7G, 16A) through 68 games percentage Complied a .931 save percentage and collected Skated in three postseason games and registered Appeared in 11 ECHL games with the Idaho 2011-12 2014-15 one shutout an assist Steelheads and spun a 3-5-2 record Backstopped PEI for 56 games and 2,912 minutes Appeared in 21 AHL games with the Springfield Selected by coaches as one of Sweden’s top three Averaged 3.09 goals-against per game and a .886 and collected a 12-34-5 record Falcons players of the tournament 2014-15 save percentage Finished the season with a 4.51 goals-against Collected a 7-7-5 record with a 3.57 goals-against Skated in 62 regular-season games for the Bruins, Recorded first AHL career shutout on Jan. 27 average and .867 save percentage average and .880 save percentage 2010-11 collected 12 points (G, 11A) and logged team-best versus San Jose and made 35 saves Stopped 37 shots for second shutout on Sept. 24 Compiled a 1-8-0 in 11 ECHL appearances with the Spent time with the both the Brynas under-18 and +17 plus/minus rating Made Calder Cup Playoff debut on April 21 against at Val-d’Or -20 teams Held scoreless through five Calder Cup Playoff San Diego Finished the season with a 3.73 goals-against With U18 squad, recorded a 1.10 goals-against aver- contests Through two postseason appearances, logged a 0-1 2010-11 average and .889 save percentage age and .947 percentage with through 10 games record, 2.74 goals-against average and .886 save In rookie with Rocket, Compiled a 2.70 GAA and .916 save percentage 2013-14 percentage appeared in 18 QMJHL games and compiled a 2013-14 with U20 club Appeared in 52 games during first full season with 8-4-0 record Led the OHL with a 2.39 goals-against average Prior to Brynas, spent three season in Fairbault, Bruins and tallied 11 points (3G, 8A) 2014-15 Registered a 3.59 goals-against average and .884 and helped the earn the Dave Pinkney Minnesota in the Shattuck St. Mary’s program Collected two assists through a dozen Calder Cup Made professional debut in the AHL with the Stars save percentage Trophy awarded to OHL team with lowest GAA (2007-10) Playoff contests with Providence on Nov. 21 against San Antonio, played 17 minutes Logged first QMJHL shutout Dec. 12 against Cape Posted six shutouts to co-lead the league with Skated on one ECHL game with the South Carolina and stopped 9 of 10 shots Breton with 19 saves Sault Ste. Marie’s Matt Murray Stingrays and recorded -2 plus/minus rating Spent majority of rookie season in the ECHL with Backstopped Erie in 42 games and registered a the Missouri Mavericks and Bakersfield Condors 29-9-1 record with a .909 save percentage 2012-13 Through 15 games with Missouri, logged 5-6-3 Compiled a 0-1 recored through three OHL Playoff Signed an entry-level contact with Boston and record with 3.55 goals-against average and .900 appearances and collected a .797 save percentage March 26 and made professional debut on April 7 save percentage and 6.79 goals-against average against Connecticut Finished the season with the Condors and Backstopped Sweden for seven games during World During sophomore season, appeared in 31 games backstopped the club for 123 contests Juniors and compiled a tournament second-best and recorded 9 points (3G, 6A) for the University of Compiled a 6-4-1 record, 2.68 goals-against average 1.79 goals-against average through 370 minutes Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs and .915 save percentage of action Ranked third among tournament netminders with a 2011-12 2013-14 .929 save percentage Skated in 41 games as a freshman for UMD and Traded to the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles during Earned Best Goaltender Award as voted by the posted 13 points (2G, 11A) the offseason and then appeared in eight games tournament directorate and compiled a 3-3-1 record 2010-09 Averaged 3.23 goals-against per game and logged 2012-13 Second among Lincoln Stars defensemen and 10th a .887 save percentage Selected third overall by Erie in the 2012 CHL in overall team scoring with 25 points (6G, 19A) in Acquired by the and Import Draft 53 regular-season USHL games backstopped the club in three contests Finished rookie OHL season with a 11-23-3 record Registered a 4.00 goals-against average and .890 Registered a 4.11 goals-against average and .888 save percentage save percentage Finished the season with the Sherbrooke Phoenix Appeared in 43 games and logged 2,393 minutes and appeared in 15 games between the pipes Logged a 2-9-3 record, 4.06 goals-against average Selected to represent Sweden at World Juniors in and .887 save percentage Russia and earned a silver medal JAKE TOMAS WALMAN HYKA D | L | 6-1 | 202 | Feb. 20, 1996 | Toronto, ON RW | R | 5-11 | 160 | March 23, 1993 | Mlada Boleslav, CZE 2016-17 2013-14 2016-17 Skated in 15 games - including 8 postseason – with Drafted by St. Louis Blues in the third round, 82nd Racked up 38 points (17G, 21A) in 48 games for Chicago Wolves and collected 6 points (4G, 2A) overall, of the 2014 NHL Draft Mlada Boleslav Made professional debut on April 1 against Skated for the Toronto Jr. Canadians in the Ontario Averaged a point per game in the postseason with Cleveland and scored first goal in second game on Junior Hockey League and collected 33 points (7G, 4 goals and an assist for Mlada Boleslav BK April 2 versus Charlotte 26A) in 43 games Calder Cup Playoffs debut on April 20 against Char- Earned OJHL Top Award, as selected by 2015-16 lotte and netted first postseason goal on April 21 NHL Central Scouting, and named OJHL Rookie Registered 30 points (12G, 18A) through 47 During junior season at Providence College, of the Year regular-season games with Mlada Boleslav appeared in all 39 games for Friars and registered Represented Canada at the 2013 Junior A Challenge Captured 4 points (3G, A) in 10 postseason games 25 points (7G, 18A) in with Mlada Boleslav BK Served as an alternate captain and led all Member of the OJHL South-East All-Star Team at Providence skaters with 146 shots on goal the 2013 Central All-Star Challenge and 2014-15 Named First Team Hockey East All-Star and All-New named team MVP Returned to native country, dressed for 22 games England All-Star and recorded 10 points (7G, 3A) with Mlada Boleslav Earned spot on the CCM All-American Second Team BK in the Czech league Skated in nine postseason contests and nabbed 3 2015-16 points (2G, A) for Mlada Boleslav Led all NCAA blueliners in goals (13), points per game (1.04), power-play goals (8) and game-win- 2013-14 ning goals (4) Appeared in 40 games and collected 9 points Skated in 27 games – missed 11 contests due to (4G, 5A) for Farjestads BK Karlstad in the Swedish injury – and registered 28 points (13G, 15A) during Hockey League sophomore season Skated in three games on loan to Vasteras IK in Became first Providence defenseman to record hat Hockeyettan and collected a goal trick since 1991 on Oct. 30 at Colgate College First Friar to earn CCM First-Team All-American 2012-13 Honors since the 1984-85 campaign Skated in 49 QMJHL games and collected 54 points Named First Team Hockey East All-Star and First (20G, 34A) for the Team All-New England All-Star Registered 4 points (2G, 2A) in 10 postseason 2014-15 contests with Gatineau Played all 41 games for Providence College and nabbed 16 points (G, 15A) 2011-12 His 15 assists led all Friars blueliners and freshmen Paced all Olympiques skaters with 20 goals and 44 Averaged a point per game in NCAA Tournament assists for 64 points through 50 contests action and was named to NCAA All-East Regional Recorded a goal and an assist in four QMJHL Team Playoff contests Helped Friars claim first NCAA championship in program history as a freshman 2010-11 Selected eighth overall by the in the CHL Import Draft In first European professional season, skated in 13 games and notched a goal for Mlada Boleslav BK 2017-18 !!!!!CHICAGO!WOLVES!ROSTER FORWARDS [17] NO. NAME POS. S HT WT DOB BIRTHPLACE 2016-17 TEAM GP G A PTS PIM 3 Teemu Pulkkinen LW R 5-10 185 01/02/92 Vantaa, Finland Arizona (NHL) 4 1 0 1 4 Minnesota (NHL) 9 1 0 1 2 Iowa (AHL) 47 18 18 36 36 8 Tyler Wong* RW R 5-9 174 02/28/96 Cochrane, Alta. Lethbridge (WHL) 69 51 58 109 53 9 Brock Trotter C R 5-10 184 01/16/87 Brandon, Man. SaiPa (SM-Liiga) 33 8 11 19 12 Karpat (SM-Liiga) 9 4 8 12 4 10 Conner Bleackley C R 6-0 199 02/07/96 High River, Alta. Chicago (AHL) 45 2 8 10 8 Missouri (ECHL) 14 7 10 17 14 12 Alex Tuch RW R 6-4 222 05/10/96 Syracuse, N.Y. Minnesota (NHL) 6 0 0 0 0 Iowa (AHL) 57 18 19 37 28 14 Beau Bennett RW R 6-2 195 11/27/91 Gardena, Calif. New Jersey (NHL) 65 8 11 19 20 15 Mackenzie MacEachern LW L 6-3 205 03/09/94 Troy, Mich. Chicago (AHL) 55 5 6 11 8 17 Paul Thompson RW R 6-1 204 11/30/88 Methuen, Mass. Florida (NHL) 21 0 3 3 22 Springfield (AHL) 51 19 23 42 57 18 T.J. Tynan C R 5-8 165 02/25/92 Orland Park, Ill. Columbus (NHL) 3 0 0 0 0 Cleveland (AHL) 72 12 29 41 34 20 Keegan Kolesar* RW R 6-2 219 04/08/97 Winnipeg, Man. Seattle (WHL) 54 26 34 60 101 21 Scooter Vaughan F R 6-1 202 04/08/89 Placentia, Calif. Chicago (AHL) 60 6 6 12 31 22 Vadim Shipachyov C L 6-0 187 03/12/87 , Russia St. Petersburg (KHL) 50 26 50 76 22 23 Stefan Matteau C L 6-2 220 02/23/94 Chicago, Ill. St. John’s (AHL) 67 12 13 25 122 26 Bryce Gervais F L 5-9 175 02/26/92 Battleford, Sask. Chicago (AHL) 60 13 8 21 37 27 Brandon Pirri C L 6-0 183 04/10/91 Toronto, Ont. N.Y. Rangers (NHL) 60 8 10 18 25 29 Brett Sterling LW L 5-7 177 04/24/84 Los Angeles, Calif. Chicago (AHL) 61 11 18 29 40 38 Tomas Hyka RW R 5-11 160 03/23/93 Mlada Boleslav, Czech. Mlada Boleslav (CZE) 48 17 21 38 18 DEFENSEMEN [8] NO. NAME POS S HT WT DOB BIRTHPLACE 2016-17 TEAM GP G A PTS PIM 4 Petteri Lindbohm D L 6-3 210 09/23/93 Helsinki, Finland St. Louis (NHL) 7 0 0 0 4 Chicago (AHL) 52 8 8 16 54 5 Dmitry Osipov* D R 6-4 234 10/04/96 Moscow, Russia Brandon (WHL) 31 1 2 3 43 Vancouver (WHL) 42 1 10 11 39 7 Kenney Morrison D R 6-2 207 02/13/92 Lloydminster, Alta. Stockton (AHL) 51 4 8 12 36 24 Shea Theodore D L 6-2 195 08/03/95 Langley, B.C. Anaheim (NHL) 34 2 7 9 28 San Diego (AHL) 26 5 15 20 12 28 Jake Bischoff* D L 6-1 195 07/25/94 Grand Rapids, Minn. Bridgeport (AHL) 6 2 1 3 2 Univ. of Minnesota (NCAA) 38 5 27 32 16 32 Curtis Leonard* D L 6-3 196 09/23/92 Napanee, Ont. Fort Wayne (ECHL) 65 4 13 17 47 36 Chris Casto D R 6-1 203 12/27/91 Stillwater, Minn. Providence (AHL) 59 1 11 12 40 37 Jake Walman* D L 6-1 202 02/20/96 Toronto, Ont. Chicago (AHL) 7 2 1 3 2 GOALTENDERS [3]

NO. NAME POS C HT WT DOB BIRTHPLACE 2016-17 TEAM GP MIN GAA REC SO 33 Maxime Lagace G L 6-2 190 01/12/93 Longueuil, Que. Texas (AHL) 32 1,567 3.56 11-12-2 1 35 Oscar Dansk* G L 6-2 198 02/28/94 Stockholm, Sweden Rogle (SWE) 24 1,341 3.00 6-16-0 2 40 Jordan Binnington G L 6-1 174 07/11/93 Richmond Hill, Ont. Chicago (AHL) 32 1,879 2.71 16-7-3 2

* rookie 2017-18 !!!!!CHICAGO!WOLVES ! PRONUNCIATION!GUIDE NO. NAME PRONUNCIATION 3 Teemu Pulkkinen TEE-moo PUHL-kih-nuhn 4 Petteri Lindbohm PEH-tuh-ree LIHND-boom 5 Dmitry Osipov dih-MEE-tree aw-SEE-pawv 7 Kenney Morrison KEHN-nee MOHR-ih-suhn 8 Tyler Wong TIGH-luhr WAWNG 9 Brock Trotter BRAWK TRAWT-uhr 10 Conner Bleackley KAW-nuhr BLEEK-lee 12 Alex Tuch AL-ehx TUHK 14 Bean Bennett BOH BEH-neht 15 Mackenzie MacEachern muh-KEHN-zee MAK-EHK-uhrn 17 Paul Thompson PAWL TAWM-suhn 18 T.J. Tynan TEE-JAY TIGH-nuhn 20 Keegan Kolesar KEE-guhn KOHL-uh-sahr 21 Scooter Vaughan SKOO-tuhr VAWN 22 Vadim Shipachyov vah-DEEM SHIHP-a-chehv 23 Stefan Matteau steh-FAN mah-TOH 24 Shea Theodore SHAY THEE-oh-dohr 26 Bryce Gervais BRIGHS zhur-VAY 27 Brandon Pirri BRAN-duhn PIHR-ee 28 Jake Bischoff JAYK BIHSH-awf 29 Brett Sterling BREHT STUHRL-ihng 32 Curtis Leonard KUHR-tihs LEHN-isnahrd 33 Maxime Lagace max-EEM luh-ga-SEE 35 Oscar Dansk AWS-kuhr DANSK 36 Chris Casto KRIHS KAS-toh 37 Jake Walman JAYK WAWL-muhn 38 Tomas Hyka TAW-muhs HEE-kuh 40 Jordan Binnington JOHR-dihn BIHN-ihng-tuhn

TITLE NAME PRONUNCIATION Head Rocky Thompson RAW-kee TAWM-suhn Asst. Chris Dennis KRIHS DEH-nihs Asst. Bobby Nardella BAW-bee NAWR-dehl-UH