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2018-19 Roster MANITOBA MOOSE 2018-19 ROSTER FORWARDS (15) # NAME POS HT WT S BIRTHDATE HOMETOWN 2017-18 TEAM(S) GP G A PTS PIM ACQ 16 Felix Girard C 5'10 196 R May 9/94 Levis, QC San Antonio (AHL) 76 12 6 18 74 FA/18 17 Nicolas Kerdiles C 6'2 205 L Jan. 11/94 Lewisville, TX San Diego (AHL) 49 15 19 34 34 TR/ANA Anaheim (NHL) 2 0 0 0 0 20 C.J. Suess LW 6'0 193 L March 17/94 Forest Lake, MN Minnesota State (WCHA) 40 22 21 43 53 DR/14 (5,129) Manitoba (AHL) 6 1 1 2 2 21 Emile Poirier LW 6'1 195 L Dec. 14/94 Montreal, QC Stockton (AHL) 65 7 24 31 35 TO 22 Kristian Reichel C 6'2 181 R June 11/98 Litvinov, CZE Red Deer (WHL) 63 34 23 57 32 FA/18 23 Michael Spacek C 5'11 188 R April 9/97 Pardubice, CZE Manitoba (AHL) 70 17 21 38 24 DR/15 (4, 108) 26 Jansen Harkins LW 6'2 201 L May 23/97 North Vancouver, BC Manitoba (AHL) 46 2 11 13 17 DR/15 (2, 47) Jacksonville (ECHL) 6 2 4 6 4 27 Mason Appleton RW 6'3 197 R Jan. 15/96 Green Bay, WI Manitoba (AHL) 76 22 44 66 57 DR/15 (6, 168) 32 Alexis D'Aoust RW 6'0 201 R April 3/96 Trois-Rivieres, QC Utica (AHL) 57 10 11 21 12 FA/18 34 JC Lipon RW 6'0 185 R July 10/93 Regina, SK Manitoba (AHL) 68 17 21 38 103 DR/13 (3, 91) 38 Logan Shaw C 6'3 215 R Oct. 5/96 Glace Bay, NS Anaheim (NHL) 42 2 6 8 4 FA/18 Montreal (NHL) 30 2 4 6 8 39 Seth Griffith C 5'10 194 R Jan. 4/93 Wallaceburg, ON Buffalo (NHL) 21 2 1 3 6 FA/18 Rochester (AHL) 46 15 26 41 26 43 Skyler McKenzie LW 5'8 160 L Jan. 20/98 Sherwood Park, AB Portland (WHL) 72 47 40 87 54 DR/17 (7, 198) 46 Tye McGinn LW 6'4 217 L July 29/90 Fergus, ON Tucson (AHL) 44 8 10 18 43 FA/18 Syracuse (AHL) 11 2 3 5 29 50 Ryan White C 6'0 201 R March 17/88 Brandon, MB Iowa (AHL) 23 2 6 8 57 TO San Diego (AHL) 21 3 6 9 52 DEFENCE (7) # NAME POS HT WT S BIRTHDATE HOMETOWN 2017-18 TEAM(S) GP G A PTS PIM ACQ 3 Tucker Poolman D 6'4 216 R June 8/93 East Grand Forks, MN Winnipeg (NHL) 24 1 1 2 0 DR/13 (5, 127) Manitoba (AHL) 17 1 9 10 4 5 Cameron Schilling D 6'3 197 L Oct. 7/88 Carmel, IN Manitoba (AHL) 71 6 26 32 27 FA/17 7 Logan Stanley D 6'7 237 L May 26/98 Waterloo, ON Kitchener (OHL) 61 15 27 42 111 DR/16 (1, 18) 36 Nelson Nogier D 6'4 208 R May 27/96 Saskatoon, SK Manitoba (AHL) 13 0 1 1 4 DR/14 (4, 101) 42 Peter Stoykewych D 6'3 193 L July 14/92 Winnipeg, MB Manitoba (AHL) 70 9 18 27 44 DR/10 (7, 199) 45 Luke Green D 6'1 192 R Jan. 12/98 Bedford, NS Sherbrooke (QMJHL) 14 5 10 15 16 DR/16 (3, 79) 47 Charles-David Beaudoin D 5'11 177 R Jan. 10/94 Drummondville, QC Manitoba (AHL) 36 1 7 8 25 FA/17 GOALTENDERS (2) # NAME POS HT WT C BIRTHDATE HOMETOWN 2017-18 TEAM(S) GP W-L-T SV% GAA ACQ 1 Eric Comrie G 6'1 175 L July 6/95 Edmonton, AB Manitoba (AHL) 34 18-13-3 .916 2.58 DR/13 (2, 59) Winnipeg (NHL) 3 1-2-0 .872 3.99 35 Ken Appleby G 6'5 219 L April 10/95 North Bay, ON Binghamton (AHL) 26 10-13-1 .901 2.76 FA/18 New Jersey (NHL) 3 0-1-0 .945 1.45 Adirondack (ECHL) 2 1-1-0 .922 2.03 TR = trade/team DR = drafted/year FA = signed/year TO = tryout agreement General Manager: Craig Heisinger Sr. Director, Hockey & Business Operations: Brad Andrews Head Coach: Pascal Vincent Head Athletic & Strength and Conditioning Trainer: Jake Wolff Assistant Coach: Eric Dubois Asst. Athletic Therapist & Massage Therapist: Zach Salmonson Assistant Coach: Marty Johnston Asst. Athletic Therapist & Strength/Conditioning Trainer: Kyle Vouriot Dev. Goaltending Coach & Scout Rick St. Croix Head Equiment Manager: Graham Watt Video Coach: Richard Bue Asst. Equipment Manager: Robert Cook # NAME PRONUNCIATION COACHES PRONUNCIATION 1 Eric Comrie KAHM-ree Pascal Vincent vinn-CENT, pass-KAL 5 Cameron Schilling Eric Dubois doo-BWAH 7 Logan Stanley Marty Johnston JOHN-ston 16 Felix Girard Richard Bue boo-EE 17 Nicolas Kerdiles ker-DEE-liss Rick St. Croix SAINT KWAHH 20 C.J. Suess SEECE 21 Emile Poirier por-YAY, ehh-MEEL 22 Kristian Reichel RYE-kell 23 Michael Spacek SPAHH-chek 26 Jansen Harkins 27 Mason Appleton 32 Alexis D'Aoust DAH-oo 34 JC Lipon lih-PAWN, jay-see 35 Ken Appleby 36 Nelson Nogier no-ZHAY 38 Logan Shaw 39 Seth Griffith 42 Peter Stoykewych STOY-kuh-which 43 Skyler McKenzie 45 Luke Green 46 Tye McGinn 47 Charles-David Beaudoin bow-DOH-ehn, SHARL dahh-VIHD 50 Ryan White MANITOBA MOOSE MANITOBA MOOSE 8-7-1-0 CHICAGO GAME WOLVES SUNDAY 8-5-1-1 MOOSE GAME 17 NOVEMBER 18, 2018 MOOSE ROAD GAME 9 ALLSTATE ARENA, CHICAGO, ILL NOTES AHL GAME 249 THE GAME STORY THE MATCHUP The Manitoba Moose (8-7-1-0) put the wraps on their four-game 2018-19 Season Series - Overall Record 1-1-0-0 road trip with a matinee affair with the Chicago Wolves (8-5-1-1) At Manitoba (1-1-0-0) At Chicago (0-0-0-0) at Allstate Arena today. Nov. 2 - MB wins 5-4 Sunday, Nov. 18 - 3 p.m. The Moose come in with points in two straight after dropping a Nov. 3 - CHI wins 4-1 Saturday, Feb. 2 - 7 p.m. 3-2 overtime decision in Grand Rapids last night. Chicago has lost three in a row following a 4-3 loss to Iowa yesterday evening. Wednesday, Feb. 13 - 7 p.m. Saturday, April 13 - 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 15 - 7 p.m. Sunday, April 14 - 4 p.m. Mason Appleton leads the Moose into today's action with 15 2017-18 Season Series - Overall Record 6-1-1-0 points (7G, 8A) in 16 games. Daniel Carr leads the AHL with 22 points (9G, 13A) in 15 outings. At Manitoba (3-1-0-0) At Chicago (3-0-1-0) Nov. 15 - MB wins 3-2 Oct. 25 - MB wins 3-1 THE LEAD UP Nov. 17 - MB wins 6-4 Jan. 5 - CHI wins 4-3 in OT Moose Records Last Five Games 2-2-1-0 Feb. 24 - MB wins 2-0 March 10 - MB wins 2-1 Overall: 8-7-1-0 Nov. 17/18 MB @ GR 3-2 OTL Feb. 25 - CHI wins 5-2 April 15 - MB wins 3-1 Home: 5-3-0-0 Nov. 14/18 MB @ TEX 5-4 W Road: 3-4-1-0 Nov. 13/18 MB @ SA 5-0 L MANITOBA MOOSE CHICAGO WOLVES Last 10: 5-4-1-0 Nov. 10/18 GR @ MB 6-2 W 6th CENTRAL DIVISION 17 PTS 4th CENTRAL DIVISION 18 PTS Streak: 1-0-1-0 Nov. 8/18 GR @ MB 4-1 L Power Play .............................................. 11.9% Power Play ..............................................20.0% Penalty Kill ............................................ 78.9% Penalty Kill ..............................................74.7% Previous Game SCORING LEADERS GP G A PTS SCORING LEADERS GP G A PTS The Moose forced overtime with a late tying goal, but the Griffins 27 Mason Appleton 16 7 8 15 7 Daniel Carr 15 9 13 22 took the extra point on a goal from Carter Camper 35 seconds 39 Seth Griffith 16 5 6 11 17 Brooks Macek 15 14 7 21 into overtime. JC Lipon opened the scoring midway through the 20 C.J. Suess 16 6 3 9 27 Brandon Pirri 15 6 13 19 first, but was matched by Chris Terry 49 seconds later. Dominic Turgeon gave Grand Rapids the lead early in the third, and Tye GOALTENDERS GP Rec Avg Sv% GOALTENDERS GP Rec Avg Sv% McGinn forced overtime with 35 seconds left in regulation. 1 Eric Comrie 10 5-5-0 3.12 0.906 33 Max Lagace 6 3-2-1 2.54 0.908 35 Ken Appleby 4 0-3-0 5.29 0.853 35 Oscar Dansk 9 5-3-1 3.49 0.881 When Last We Met *On NHL roster *On NHL roster The Moose and Wolves previously went toe-to-toe Nov. 3 when Chicago earned a 4-1 win at Bell MTS Place in Winnipeg. The Wolves Head-to-Head Moose-Wolves History built up a 3-0 lead on goals from Brandon Pirri, Stefan Matteau Tonight's marks the third of Including their IHL battles, the and Brooks Macek. Seth Griffith got Manitoba back within two, but eight clashes between the Moose have faced off against Macek put things away with his second of the game. 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