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Players Who Have Played in the NHL After Playing in the ECHL Players Who Have Played In The NHL After Playing In The ECHL * - Played in NHL in 2018-19 Player ECHL Club(s) NHL Club(s) 1. Will Acton Reading Edmonton 2. David Aebischer Chesapeake/Wheeling Colorado/Montreal/Phoenix 3. Johnathan Aitken Jackson Chicago/Boston 4. Jason Akeson Trenton Philadelphia 5. Akim Aliu Toledo/Gwinnett/Colorado/Bakersfield/Florida/Orlando Calgary 6. Peter Allen Richmond Pittsburgh 7. Jorge Alves South Carolina/Charlotte/Greenville/Pensacola Carolina 8. Matt Anderson Gwinnett New Jersey 9. Mike Angelidis Florida Tampa Bay 10. Mel Angelstad Nashville Washington 11. Ken Appleby Adirondack/Jacksonville New Jersey 12. Darren Archibald Kalamazoo Vancouver 13. *Josh Archibald Wheeling Pittsburgh/Arizona 14. Mark Arcobello Stockton Edmonton/Nashville/Pittsburgh/Arizona/Toronto 15. Dean Arsene Charlotte/Reading Edmonton 16. Evgeny Artyukhin Pensacola Tampa Bay/Anaheim/Atlanta 17. Kaspars Astashenko Dayton Tampa Bay 18. Blair Atcheynum Columbus (Ohio) Chicago/Nashville/St. Louis/Ottawa 19. Jean-Sebastien Aubin Dayton Pittsburgh/Toronto/Los Angeles 20. Serge Aubin Hampton Roads Colorado/Columbus/Atlanta 21. Keith Aucoin Florida Carolina/Washington/N.Y. Islanders/St. Louis 22. Alex Auld Columbia Vancouver/Florida/Phoenix/Boston/N.Y.Rangers/Ottawa/Dallas/Montreal 23. Brady Austin Elmira Buffalo 24. Ryan Bach Toledo Los Angeles 25. Richard Bachman Idaho Dallas/Edmonton/Vancouver 26. Drew Bagnall Reading Minnesota 27. Scott Bailey Charlotte/Johnstown/Birmingham Boston 28. Darren Banks Knoxville Boston 29. Krys Barch Richmond/Greenville Dallas/Florida/New Jersey 30. Ryan Barnes Toledo Detroit 31. Victor Bartley Utah Nashville/Montreal 32. Andrei Bashkirov Charlotte/Huntington Montreal 33. Ryan Bast Toledo/Pee Dee/Alaska Philadelphia 34. *Jay Beagle Idaho Washington/Vancouver 35. Francois Beauchemin Mississippi Montreal/Columbus/Anaheim/Toronto/Colorado 36. Chris Beckford-Tseu Peoria/Alaska/Peoria/Florida/Victoria St. Louis 37. Francis Belanger Trenton/Charlotte Montreal 38. Jan Benda Richmond Washington 39. *Jordie Benn Victoria Dallas/Montreal 40. Adam Berkhoel Gwinnett/Dayton/Wheeling Atlanta 41. Adam Berti Pensacola/Fresno/Gwinnett Chicago 42. Jean-Francois Berbue Ontario N.Y. Islanders/Chicago 43. Frank Bialowas Richmond/Roanoke Valley Toronto 44. Stu Bickel Bakersfield/Elmira N.Y. Rangers/Minnesota 45. Zac Bierk Augusta Phoenix/Minnesota/Tampa Bay 46. Jordan Binnington Kalamazoo St. Louis 47. Martin Biron South Carolina Buffalo/Philadelphia/N.Y. Islanders/N.Y. Rangers 48. Mike Bishai Columbus Edmonton 49. *Clark Bishop Florida Carolina 50. Tom Bissett Hampton Roads Detroit 51. Paul Bissonnette Wheeling Pittsburgh/Phoenix 52. *Anthony Bitetto Cincinnati Nashville/Minnesota 53. *Mackenzie Blackwood Adirondack New Jersey ____________________________________________________________________________________ Last Update – April 6, 2019 Players Who Have Played In The NHL After Playing In The ECHL * - Played in NHL in 2018-19 Player ECHL Club(s) NHL Club(s) 54. Zdenek Blatny Greenville Atlanta/Boston 55. Sylvain Blouin Charlotte Minnesota/Montreal/N.Y. Rangers 56. John Blue Knoxville/Virginia Boston/Buffalo 57. Troy Bodie Stockton Anaheim/Carolina/Toronto 58. Eric Boguniecki Dayton/Alaska Florida/St. Louis/Pittsburgh/N.Y. Islanders 59. Alexandre Bolduc Bakersfield Vancouver/Arizona 60. Derek Boogaard Louisiana Minnesota/N.Y. Rangers 61. Darryl Bootland Toledo/Kalamazoo/Colorado Detroit/N.Y. Islanders 62. Patrick Bordeleau Charlotte/Wheeling/Pensacola/Augusta/Florida Colorado 63. Bob Boughner Toledo Buffalo/Nashville/Pittsburgh/Calgary/Carolina/Colorado 64. Francis Bouillon Wheeling Montreal/Nashville 65. Jesse Boulerice New Orleans/Trenton Philadelphia/Carolina/St. Louis 66. Eric Boulton Charlotte/Florida/Columbia Buffalo/Atlanta/New Jersey/N.Y. Islanders 67. Marc-Andre Bourdon Greenville Philadelphia 68. *Landon Bow Idaho Dallas 69. *Kevin Boyle Utah Anaheim 70. Travis Brigley Macon Colorado/Calgary 71. David Brine Florida Florida 72. Martin Brochu Wheeling Washington/Vancouver/Pittsburgh 73. Mike Brodeur Greenville/Pensacola/Toledo/Elmira/Las Vegas/Orlando Ottawa 74. Sheldon Brookbank Mississippi Nashville/New Jersey/Anaheim/Chicago 75. *Laurent Brossoit Alaska/Bakersfield Edmonton/Winnipeg 76. *Josh Brown Manchester Florida 77. Julien Brouillette Columbia/Charlotte/Greenville/Reading Washington/Winnipeg 78. Andrew Brunette Hampton Roads Atlanta/Nashville/Washington/Minnesota/Colorado/Chicago 79. Barry Brust Reading/Florida Los Angeles 80. *Michael Bunting Rapid City Arizona 81. Tyler Bunz Stockton/Edmonton/Wichita Edmonton 82. *Erik Burgdoerfer Bakersfield/South Carolina Buffalo/Ottawa 83. Garrett Burnett Nashville/Knoxville/Jacksonville/Johnstown/Phoenix Anaheim 84. Alexandre Burrows Greenville/Baton Rouge/Columbia Vancouver/Ottawa 85. Dan Bylsma Greensboro Anaheim/Los Angeles 86. Shawn Byram Johnstown Chicago/N.Y. Islanders 87. Eric Cairns Birmingham/Charlotte N.Y. Islanders/N.Y. Rangers/Florida/Pittsburgh 88. Joseph Cramarossa Utah Anaheim/Vancouver 89. Andrew Crescenzi San Francisco Los Angeles 90. Luca Caputi Wheeling/Fort Wayne Pittsburgh/Toronto 91. Daniel Carcillo Wheeling Phoenix/Philadelphia/Chicago/Los Angeles/N.Y. Rangers 92. *Sam Carrick Idaho Toronto/Anaheim 93. Brett Carson Florida Carolina/Calgary 94. Mike Casselman Toledo/Cincinnati Florida 95. Frederic Chabot Winston-Salem Los Angeles/Montreal/Philadelphia 96. Sebastien Charpentier Hampton Roads Washington 97. *Jake Chelios Toledo/Kalamazoo Detroit 98. *Ben Chiarot Colorado Winnipeg 99. Andy Chiodo Wheeling/Elmira/Bakersfield Pittsburgh 100. Mathieu Chouinard Peoria/Reading/San Diego/ Phoenix Los Angeles 101. Dale Clarke Peoria St. Louis 102. Matt Climie Idaho Dallas/Phoenix 103. Sylvain Cloutier Toledo Chicago 104. Richard Clune Idaho Los Angeles/Nashville/Toronto 105. Kevin Colley Charlotte/Dayton/Pensacola/New Orleans/AC N.Y. Islanders 106. Sean Collins South Carolina Washington Players Who Have Played In The NHL After Playing In The ECHL * - Played in NHL in 2018-19 Player ECHL Club(s) NHL Club(s) 107. *Cory Conacher Cincinnati Tampa Bay/Ottawa/N.Y. Islanders 108. *Mike Condon Ontario/Wheeling Montreal/Pittsburgh/Ottawa 109. David Cooper South Carolina Toronto 110. Carl Corazzini Atlantic City Boston/Chicago 111. *Pheonix Copley South Carolina St. Louis/Washington 112. Jared Coreau Toledo Detroit 113. Joe Corvo Hampton Roads Los Angeles/Ottawa/Carolina/Washington/Boston 114. Riley Cote Dayton Philadelphia 115. Jeff Cowan Roanoke Atlanta/Calgary/Los Angeles/Vancouver 116. Wayne Cowley Cincinnati/Raleigh/Wheeling Edmonton 117. *Adam Cracknell Las Vegas St. Louis/Columbus/Vancouver/Edmonton/Dallas/N.Y. Rangers/Anaheim 118. Ryan Craig Pensacola Tampa Bay/Pittsburgh 119. John Craighead Johnstown/Huntington/Louisville/Richmond Toronto 120. B.J. Crombeen Idaho/Orlando Dallas/St. Louis/Tampa Bay/Arizona 121. Tommy Cross South Carolina Boston 122. Troy Crowder Nashville New Jersey/Detroit/Los Angeles/Vancouver 123. Phil Crowe Columbus (Ohio)/Toledo Los Angeles/Philadelphia/Ottawa/Nashville 124. *Josh Currie Gwinnett/Bakersfield/Norfolk Edmonton 125. John Curry Las Vegas/Wheeling/Orlando/Quad City Pittsburgh/Minnesota 126. Byron Dafoe Hampton Roads Boston/Los Angeles/Washington/Atlanta 127. Kevin Dahl Winston-Salem Calgary/Phoenix/Toronto/Columbus 128. Jean-Francois Damphousse Augusta New Jersey 129. Scott Daniels Louisville Hartford/New Jersey/Philadelphia 130. *Oscar Dansk Kalamazoo Vegas 131. *Scott Darling Florida/Wheeling/Cincinnati Chicago/Carolina 132. *Brandon Davidson Stockton Edmonton/Montreal/N.Y. Islanders/Chicago 133. Jeff Daw Wheeling Colorado 134. *Jean-Sebastien Dea Wheeling Pittsburgh/New Jersey 135. Kevin Dean Cincinnati New Jersey/Atlanta/Dallas/Chicago 136. Brandon Defazio Wheeling Vancouver 137. Mark Dekanich Cincinnati/South Carolina/Reading Nashville 138. Collin Delia Indy Chicago 139. *Aaron Dell Utah/Allen San Jose 140. Xavier Delisle Toledo Montreal/Tampa Bay 141. Stefan Della Rovere South Carolina/Evansville/Florida/Orlando St. Louis 142. Guillaume Desbiens Gwinnett Vancouver/Calgary 143. David Desharnais Cincinnati Montreal/Edmonton/N.Y. Rangers 144. Andrew Desjardins Phoenix San Jose/Chicago 145. Cedrick Desjardins Cincinnati/Indy/Manchester Tampa Bay 146. *Casey DeSmith Wheeling Pittsburgh 147. Jamie Devane San Francisco Toronto 148. 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