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2020-21 Rockford IceHogs Roster # Forwards Pos. S Ht. Wt. Date of Birth Birthplace 2019-20 Team GP G A PTS PIM Contract Status Draft 14 Garrett Mitchell RW R 5-11 196 9/2/1991 Regina, SK Rockford, AHL 15 4 2 6 9 AHL VET WSH 6th RD, 2009 (175) Laval, AHL 2 0 0 0 0 Reading, ECHL 40 10 19 29 106 26 Evan Barratt C L 6-0 187 2/18/1999 Bristol, PA Penn. State Univ., NCAA 34 12 22 34 28 NHL R CHI 3rd RD, 2017 (90) 39 Dylan McLaughlin C L 5-11 187 6/5/1995 Lancaster, NY Rockford, AHL 28 2 5 7 6 AHL Indy, ECHL 20 13 11 24 0 42 Gabriel Gagne RW R 6-5 185 11/11/1996 Laval, PQ Rockford, AHL 21 6 6 12 7 AHL OTT 2nd RD, 2015 (36) Ontario, AHL 3 0 1 1 0 Allen, ECHL 36 24 14 38 8 45 Cam Morrison LW L 6-3 209 8/27/1998 Aurora, ON Notre Dame, NCAA 37 13 14 27 8 NHL R COL 2nd RD, 2016 (40) 47 John Quenneville C L 6-1 194 4/16/1996 Edmonton, AB Rockford, AHL 36 13 9 22 31 NHL NJD 1st RD, 2014 (30) Chicago, NHL 9 0 0 0 0 49 Mitchell Fossier LW L 6-0 187 12/21/1996 Alpharetta, GA Univ. of Maine, NCAA 34 10 32 42 12 AHL R 52 Reese Johnson RW R 6-1 193 7/10/1998 Saskatoon, SK Rockford, AHL 52 4 4 8 63 NHL 53 Michal Teply RW R 6-3 187 5/27/2001 Havlickuv Brod, CZE Winnipeg, WHL 53 29 34 63 16 NHL R CHI 4th RD, 2019 (105) 57 Chris Wilkie RW R 6-0 190 7/10/1996 Omaha, NE Colorado Coll., NCAA 34 23 8 31 36 AHL R FLA 6th RD, 2015 (162) 58 MacKenzie Entwistle RW R 6-4 183 7/14/1999 Mississauga, ON Rockford, AHL 56 11 15 26 38 NHL ARI 3rd RD, 2017 (69) 61 Chad Yetman RW R 5-11 179 2/18/2000 Ajax, ON Erie, OHL 61 43 31 74 8 AHL R CHI 6th RD, 2020 (172) 67 Matej Chalupa C L 6-1 172 7/26/1998 Praha, CZE HK Hradec Kralove, Czech 50 7 17 24 20 NHL 68 Riley McKay LW L 6-0 203 3/7/1999 Swan River, MB Saksatoon, WHL 62 19 19 38 93 AHL R 73 Brandon Pirri C L 6-1 181 4/10/1991 Toronto, ON Vegas, NHL 16 0 2 2 8 NHL VET CHI 2nd RD, 2009 (59) Chicago, AHL 38 15 20 35 30 76 Tim Söderlund LW L 5-9 163 1/23/1998 Skellefta, Sweden Rockford, AHL 29 1 2 3 14 NHL CHI 4th RD, 2017 (112) Indy, ECHL 7 2 4 6 6 79 D.J. Busdeker RW R 5-10 181 9/25/1999 Dexter, MI Sagina, OHL 62 22 35 57 28 AHL R 84 Andrei Altybarmakian RW L 5-11 192 8/4/1998 St. Petersburg, Russia HK Sochi, KHL 49 6 11 17 39 NHL R CHI 3rd RD, 2017 (70) # Defensemen Pos. S Ht. Wt. Date of Birth Birthplace 2019-20 Team GP G A PTS PIM Type Status Draft 11 Cody Franson D R 6-5 225 8/8/1987 Sicamous, BC Avangard Omsk, KHL 44 3 13 16 18 AHL VET NSH 3rd RD, 2005 (79) 41 Isaak Phillips D L 6-3 194 9/28/2001 Barrie, ON Sudbury, OHL 63 9 17 26 27 ATO R CHI 5th RD, 2020 (141) 43 Chad Krys D L 6-0 185 4/10/1998 Ridgefield, CT Rockford, AHL 41 2 6 8 18 NHL CHI 2nd RD, 2016 (45) 46 Lucas Carlsson D L 6-0 190 7/5/1997 Gavale, Sweden Chicago, NHL 6 0 1 1 0 NHL CHI 4th RD, 2016 (110) Rockford, AHL 48 5 21 26 26 48 Wyatt Kalynuk D L 6-1 181 4/14/1997 Brandon, MB Univ. of Wisconsin, NCAA 36 7 21 28 24 NHL R PHI 7th RD, 2017 (196) 54 Anton Lindholm D L 5-11 192 11/29/1994 Skellefta, Sweden Colorado, NHL 4 0 1 1 0 NHL COL 5th RD, 2014 (144) Colorado, AHL 45 1 2 3 14 56 Dmitry Osipov D R 6-4 229 10/4/1996 Moskva, Russia Rockford, AHL 28 1 0 1 44 AHL Indy, ECHL 8 1 3 4 4 62 Cole Moberg D R 6-3 187 10/17/2000 North Vancouver, BC Prince George, WHL 58 13 24 37 28 PTO R CHI 7th RD, 2019 (194) 63 Michael Krutil D R 6-3 203 6/3/2002 Praha, CZE HC Sparta U20, Czech 19 3 2 5 12 AHL R CHI 4th RD, 2020 (110) 74 Nicolas Beaudin D L 5-11 168 10/7/1999 Chateauguay, PQ Rockford, AHL 59 3 12 15 33 NHL CHI 1st RD, 2018 (27) Chicago, NHL 1 0 0 0 0 75 Alec Regula D R 6-4 207 8/6/2000 W. Bloomfield Township, MI London, OHL 56 27 33 60 55 NHL R DET 3rd RD, 2018 (67) # Goalies Pos. S Ht. Wt. Date of Birth Birthplace 2019-20 Team GP W L T GAA SPCT Type Draft 31 Cale Morris G L 6-1 193 5/22/1996 Larkspur, CO Notre Dame, NCAA 33 12 14 7 2.42 0.916 AHL 60 Collin Deli G L 6-2 207 6/20/1994 Rancho Cucamonga, CA Rockford, AHL 32 16 13 1 2.66 0.912 NHL 80 Tom Aubrun G L 5-11 160 6/8/1995 Chamonix, France Norwich Univ. NCAA 27 23 2 2 0.77 0.967 AHL General Manager: Mark Bernard Video Coach: Adam Gill Strength Coach: Juan Gonzalez Assistant GM: Nick Anderson Athletic Trainer: D.J. Jones MS, ATC PR/Broadcaster: Joseph Zakrzewski Head Coach: Derek King Asst. Athletic Trainer: John Walter NHL Affiliate: Chicago Blackhawks Assistant Coach: Anders Sorensen Equipment Manager: Russ Holden ECHL Affiliate: Indy Fuel Goalie Coach: Peter Aubry Asst. Equipment Manager: Tyler Carpenter 2020-21 Rockford IceHogs Pronunciation Guide 11 Cody Franson D 6-5 225 FRAN-son 14 Garrett Mitchell RW 5-11 196 MITCH-ull 26 Evan Barratt C 6-0 187 BAIR-uht 31 Cale Morris G 6-1 193 MORE-us 39 Dylan McLaughlin C 5-10 187 mick-GLOCH-lan 41 Isaak Phillips D 6-3 194 FILL-ihps 42 Gabriel Gagne RW 6-5 214 GAWN-yay 43 Chad Krys D 6-0 185 KRIHS 45 Cam Morrison LW 6-3 209 MOHR-ih-suhn 46 Lucas Carlsson D 6-0 190 KAHRL-suhn 47 John Quenneville C 6-1 194 KWEN-ville 48 Wyatt Kalynuk D 6-1 181 KAL-nihk 49 Mitchell Fossier LW 6-0 187 FAWS-see-ay 52 Reese Johnson RW 6-1 193 JAHN-suhn 53 Michal Teply RW 6-3 187 MIGH-kuhl TEHP-lee 54 Anton Lindholm D 5-11 192 AN-tawn, LIHND-hohlm 56 Dmitry Osipov D 6-4 229 AWW-seh-pawv 57 Chris Wilkie RW 6-0 190 WILL-key 58 MacKenzie Entwistle RW 6-3 193 EHN-twih-suhl 60 Collin Delia G 6-2 207 DEE-lee-ah 61 Chad Yetman RW 5-11 178 YET-man 62 Cole Moberg D 6-3 187 MOW-berg 63 Michael Krutil D 6-3 203 KROO-tihl 67 Matej Chalupa C 6-1 172 MAW-tay huh-LOO-puh 68 Riley McKay LW 6-0 203 MICK-kay 73 Brandon Pirri C 6-1 181 PIHR-ee 74 Nicolas Beaudin D 5-11 168 bow-DAYNE 75 Alec Regula D 6-4 207 RAH-goo-lah 76 Tim Söderlund LW 5-9 163 SOH-duhr-luhnd 79 D.J. Busdeker RW 5-10 181 BUZZ-deck-err 80 Tom Aubrun G 5-11 160 AWW-bruhn 84 Andrei Altybarmakian RW 5-11 192 ahl-tee-BAHR-MAHK-yehn General Manager Mark Bernard Athletic Trainer D. J. Jones MS, ATC Assistant GM Nick Anderson Asst. Athletic Trainer John Walter Head Coach Derek King Equipment Manager Russ Holden Assistant Coach Anders Sorensen Ast. Equipment Manager Tyler Carpenter Goalie Coach Peter Aubry Strength Coach Juan Gonzalez Video Coach Adam Gill PR/Broadcaster Joseph Zakrzewski Derek King - Head Coach Derek King enters his fifth season as a coach of the Rockford IceHogs in 2020-21 and second as the team's Head Coach. He was named Interim Head Coach on November 6, 2018 after Jeremy Colliton was promoted to the Chicago Blackhawks of the National Hockey League after serving as an assistant coach since 2016. A native of Hamilton, Ont., King has helped coach the Toronto Marlies (AHL) to one Western Conference Championship and three divisional titles. Prior to his coaching debut with the IceHogs in 2016-17, King, served as the Assistant Coach of the Owen Sound Attack of the Ontario Hockey League (OHL). Prior to his time in the OHL, King was an assistant and associate coach of the Toronto Marlies from 2009-15. The Toronto Marlies captured the Western Conference Championship in 2012 and won the North Division in 2012, 2013, and 2014. The Marlies collected a combined record of 243-166-26-30 under King’s tutelage. He began his coaching career as a player-assistant coach with the Grand Rapids Griffins, serving in that role in both the 2002-03 and 2003-04 seasons.
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