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erre l 2012.07.11. 18:37 l #1183 |
Florida Panthers Executive Vice President & General Manager Dale Tallon announced today that the club has agreed to entry-level contracts with G Michael Houser and D Josh McFadden.
“Michael and Josh competed very hard at our development camp last week and both players demonstrated that they deserved contracts with our club,” said Tallon. “We look forward to watching both players grow and develop within our organization.”
Goaltender Michael Houser
Houser, 19, won the Red Tilson Trophy as the most outstanding player in the Ontario Hockey League recording a 46-15-1 mark, while playing for London last season. He also was the first American-born player and first player from London to be named the Canadian Hockey League's top goaltender. The Wexford, Pa. native posted a 2.47 goals-against average, had six shutouts, with a .925 save percentage.
Houser played in a Canadian Hockey League-high 3,698 minutes last season, while tying the OHL record for wins in a season with 46. He helped London win the OHL title and advance to the Memorial Cup championship game. He was No. 16 in NHL Central Scouting's final ranking of North American goalies for the 2012 NHL Draft, but went unselected.
Defenseman Josh McFadden
McFadden, 21, has spent the last three years playing for the Sudbury Wolves (OHL). Last season, he led team blueliners with 41 points, including 15 goals in 47 games played. During the 2010-2011 campaign, the Guelph, Ont. native recorded a career best 19 goals with 53 assists, while pacing the Wolves with 72 points.
The 6-foot-1, 210-pound defenseman also served as team captain for Sudbury during the 2011-2012 season.
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erre l 2012.07.11. 15:32 l #1182 |
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When this past season ended, Florida Panthers winger, Kris Versteeg, became a restricted free agent. Versteeg wants to stay here in Florida. Last season, Versteeg had his best season as a professional, scoring a career high 54 points.
Már csak ki kell találni, hogy mennyiért maradjon.
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erre l 2012.07.11. 7:28 l #1180 |
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The New Jersey Devils have agreed on a contract with free-agent forward Krystofer Barch. The (Bergen) Record is reporting it's a two-year deal worth $750,000 annually.
A six-year NHL veteran, Barch split last season between the Dallas Stars and Florida Panthers, posting two goals, five points and 114 penalty minutes in 51 games.
Sajnálom, Parrossal jók lettek volna.
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erre l 2012.07.10. 9:26 l #1179 |
As reported on NHL.com today, goaltender Michael Houser who was invited to developmental camp has signed an entry level deal with the Florida Panthers. A great step forward for the young netminder who has battled through a birth defect which many felt would prevent him from playing hockey at all. We ran a story on Michael last week and if you click here you can read about his courageous efforts.
Houser who performed well in camp, was headed to Winnipeg to participate in theirs, but that won’t be necessary after signing today with the Panthers. After being passed over in three NHL drafts, this comes as quite an accomplishment for the youngster who is ready to continue his pursuit of an NHL career.
In three seasons of play in the OHL, Houser has a 93-38-7 record with a 2.90 GAA and a .912 save percentage. Numbers that can’t be ignored. As far as where he fits in right now, remains to be seen, yet you can never have enough good goaltenders, and Houser could emerge better than anyone expected. With Jacob Markstrom slated to be in San Antonio this season, he’ll likely be ready to compete as a number one in 2013. That leaves Brian Foster, and Sam Brittain as goaltenders that you can consider as prospects. Foster is 25, Brittain is 20 and Houser is 19.
This move not only adds depth to the organization, but will also create some healthy competition amongst the three. At some point down the road, one of them will have to emerge and work with Markstrom should Jacob become the top guy as planned.
Congrats to Michael Houser. His story is certainly one that you can get behind, and hope that he gets to live his dream.
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erre l 2012.07.09. 18:19 l #26534 |
Sikeres forgalmi vizsga után szerintem minden takony kis buzi azt hiszi, hogy így tud vezetni!  |
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erre l 2012.07.07. 22:05 l #8799 |
Ma bővült a családunk egy 8 hetes vizsla szuka kiskutyával és ha van valamelyikőtöknek vizslája, szívesen venném, ha tudna tanácsokat adni a kezdeti időszakhoz.
isten, ez rád nem vonatkozik!  |
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erre l 2012.07.07. 16:08 l #1176 |
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Loungo:
Chicago now enters the conversation, but the latest development from Vancouver hints that the Panthers are still the frontrunner in the Luongo Sweepstakes.
According to Rumor Central on espn.com, there is speculation that Vancouver GM Mike Gillis would demand that Jose Theodore would be part of the deal that would send Luongo to Florida. With back-up netminder Scott Clemmensen re-signed to a two year deal, that would make Luongo the starter with Clemmensen behind him, and top prospect Jakob Markstrom would still be waiting in the wing in San Antonio.
There is a hiccup in that scenario, according to those sources: Theodore has a limited no-trade clause that reveals only ten teams to whom he could be dealt without issues, and the Canucks are not part of that list.
Érdekes lesz!
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erre l 2012.07.06. 21:37 l #1174 |
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George Parros: The Man Behind the Mustache
After the Freeze he played his college hockey at Princeton University where he majored, and graduated with a degree in economics. In his freshman year at Princeton Parros was drafted by the Los Angeles Kings in the 8th round of the NHL Entry Draft. Instead of joining the NHL Parros stayed at Princeton for a few more years. He took it easy on the ivy league boys. He had a sporadic record at Princeton, scoring no more than 22 points in a season. Can’t blame him though, he was also solving the world’s economic crisis at the same time. After graduation Parros decided playing hockey was more fun than a desk job.
The 32 year-old right wing is much more than a sack of muscle though, he is a tool that Tallon and coach Kevin Dineen will use to mold the future of the franchise. He’s a proven goal scorer, a tough guy, and has more intelligence than most guys on the ice-pad. Parros isn’t a bodyguard, he’s a mentor, and he’s a coach on the ice for young kids like Huberdeau, Erik Gudbranson, Nick Bjugstad, and Quinton Howden.
Közgazdász a bajszos!
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erre l 2012.07.06. 21:33 l #1173 |
Kuba is a seasoned veteran who can mentor a lot of the younger players in the process of helping the team on the ice. His big body replaces Garrisons medium sized body, and his vision on the ice will help on the powerplay. For a big body, he does not shoot that much, but I’m sure his slap shot could still pack a punch. Although the J-52 Bomber is gone, the KUBAN MISSILE has arrived.  |
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erre l 2012.07.06. 21:27 l #1172 |
Ellerby 1 évre aláírt!
Florida Panthers Executive VP & General Manager Dale Tallon announced today that the club has agreed to terms with D Keaton Ellerby on a one-year contract extension.
“Keaton is a young, mobile, hard working defenseman that continues to grow and develop,” said Tallon. “We look forward to his continued contributions to our team both on and off the ice.”
Ellerby, 23, has played in 116 National Hockey League games for Florida registering 17 points (2-15-17) and 34 PIM. The 6-foot-4, 217-pound defenseman played in 40 games with the Panthers during the 2011-12 regular season, recording five assists and 10 PIM. Ellerby also made his NHL playoff debut in Game 4 against the New Jersey Devils.
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erre l 2012.07.06. 10:43 l #1171 |
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Jean-Francois Jacques, who spent most of last season in the American Hockey League, signed a one-year, two-way contract with the Florida Panthers on Thursday. Financial terms of the deal were not released.
Jacques, a 27-year-old left wing, was held without a point in six games with the Anaheim Ducks last season. But in 65 games with the club's AHL affiliate, the Syracuse Crunch, he had 21 goals and 19 assists.
A 2003 second-round pick of the Edmonton Oilers, Jacques has nine goals and eight assists in 166 NHL games with the Oilers and Ducks.
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erre l 2012.07.06. 10:42 l #1170 |
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2005-2006 Oilers 7 0 0 0 -3 0 0 0 0 8 0.0
2006-2007 Oilers 37 0 0 0 -11 33 0 0 0 23 0.0
2007-2008 Oilers 9 0 0 0 -3 2 0 0 0 2 0.0
2008-2009 Oilers 7 1 0 1 0 9 0 0 0 3 33.3
2009-2010 Oilers 49 4 7 11 -15 78 0 0 0 49 8.2
2010-2011 Oilers 51 4 1 5 -6 63 0 0 0 28 14.3
2011-2012 Ducks 6 0 0 0 2 12 0 0 0 7 0.0
NHL TOTALS 166 9 8 17 -36 197 0 0 0 120 7.5
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erre l 2012.07.03. 11:09 l #1168 |
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San Jose Sharks Executive Vice President and General Manager Doug Wilson announced today that the club has signed forward Bracken Kearns to a one-year contract. In keeping with club policy, financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
In 2011-12, Kearns made his NHL debut, appearing in five games for Florida and amassing 10 penalty minutes. He finished tied for second on San Antonio (AHL) in points (22-30=52), tied for third in goals and fourth in penalty minutes (58) in 69 games played. He added seven points (2-5=7) in 10 Calder Cup Playoff games as well.
Kearns, 31, has appeared in 407 career American Hockey League games with Cleveland, Milwaukee, Norfolk, Rockford and San Antonio registering 220 points (89-131=220) and 423 penalty minutes.
The six-foot-one, 205-pound native of Vancouver, BC signed his first NHL contract with Phoenix on July 6, 2010.
Kearns a San Jose-ba távozott.
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erre l 2012.07.03. 6:39 l #1167 |
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Tallon said he was “willing to listen to anything [Vancouver] has to offer” when asked about the negotiations regarding a possible trade for goalie Roberto Luongo.
Tallon said the Canucks were “in the driver's seat” and added he was happy with Florida's current goaltending situation.
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erre l 2012.07.02. 19:09 l #1166 |
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Clemmer utolsó 3 szezonja:
Season Team Age GP W L OT GAA Save%
2009-10 FLA 32 23 9 8 1 2.91 .912
2010-11 FLA 33 31 8 11 7 2.62 .911
2011-12 FLA 34 30 14 6 6 2.57 .913
A Bajusz utolsó 3 szezonja:
Season Team Age GP G A PTS +/- TOI PPTOI SHTOI
2009-10 ANA 30 57 4 0 4 4 6:00 0:01 0:00
2010-11 ANA 31 78 3 1 4 -4 6:24 0:00 0:00
2011-12 ANA 32 46 1 3 4 1 6:22 0:00 0:00
Kuba utolsó 3 szezonja:
Season Team Age GP G A PTS +/- TOI PPTOI SHTOI
2009-10 OTT 32 53 3 25 28 -5 22:51 3:30 2:32
2010-11 OTT 33 64 2 14 16 -26 20:43 2:07 2:29
2011-12 OTT 34 73 6 26 32 26 18:14 1:58 3:23
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erre l 2012.07.02. 18:46 l #1165 |
Florida Panthers Executive Vice President & General Manager Dale Tallon today announced that former defenseman Bryan McCabe will join the Panthers hockey operations staff as the club’s manager of player development. McCabe will work closely with Director of Player Development Brian Skrudland in monitoring the progress and development of the organization’s prospects.
“I am grateful for this opportunity to return to the Panthers and start another chapter in my career,” said McCabe. “I will certainly draw on my 16 years in the league in order to serve as a mentor for the Panthers’ younger players and help them as they develop in their own careers.”
“I am excited to welcome Bryan back to the Panthers organization,” said Tallon. “We are honored to have someone with his hockey experience and insight joining our hockey operations staff.”
Welcome back Captain!  |
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erre l 2012.07.01. 22:22 l #1164 |
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Parros had one goal and four points in 46 games last season for the Anaheim Ducks, but he is known as one of the League's best with his fists. He has 950 penalty minutes in 413 career NHL games over seven seasons.
"George is a physical player who adds toughness to our line-up," Tallon said. "He is a high-character, hard-working player who is respected throughout the league. We look forward to George's contributions to our club both on and off the ice."
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erre l 2012.07.01. 21:30 l #1159 |
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Filip Kuba has signed a two-year, $8 million contract with the Panthers. The terms of the contract come via Twitter from his agent, Rich Evans.
Kuba, 35, had 32 points and was a plus-26 in 73 games with the Ottawa Senators last season. He played most of the season with Norris Trophy winner Erik Karlsson as his defense partner. Kuba has 323 points in 792 NHL games dating to the 1998-99 season.
“Filip is an experienced player who adds further depth to our blue line,” general manager Dale Tallon said in a statement. “He is a big, strong and responsible, shutdown defenseman who averaged more than 23 minutes of ice time per game last season. We are confident that he will fit very well into our top six and help our power play. We look forward to his contributions to our team.”
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erre l 2012.07.01. 19:30 l #1153 |
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The Panthers also re-signed two AHL players to one-year, two-way contracts: forward Greg Rallo and goalie Dov Grumet-Morris.
"Greg and Dov were both integral parts of our organization's success last season and we're excited to have them back on board for next year,'' said Panthers assistant GM Mike Santos, who is GM for the San Antonio Rampage, Florida's AHL affiliate.
"The experience they earned in the AHL playoffs will continue to benefit the organization.''
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erre l 2012.07.01. 19:28 l #1152 |
Florida Panthers Executive VP & General Manager Dale Tallon announced today that the club has agreed to terms with G Scott Clemmensen on a two-year contract extension.
“Scott is a high-character, hard-working player who is a true professional in every sense,” said Tallon. “He stepped in and played very well in some tough games for us last season, including recording wins against Los Angeles, Vancouver, San Jose, Washington and Philadelphia. We are very pleased to have him back with our club and look forward to his continued contributions to our organization both on and off the ice.”
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erre l 2012.07.01. 12:43 l #1148 |
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Potential free-agent targets:
Martin Brodeur; goalie; longtime Devil proved that 40 is today's 30 after another outstanding playoff run; would serve as nice mentor and bridge to Markstrom era.
Zach Parise; left wing; another Devil likely to stay in Newark; 30-goal scorer who does it all is in prime of career and worth a long-term investment.
Derek Whitmore; left wing; under-the-radar affordable winger played for Panthers coach Kevin Dineen in Portland and has successive seasons there with 25-plus goals.
P.A. Parenteau; right wing; hidden gem on Long Island; 29-year-old notched 67 points, including six power-play goals, and wouldn't break the bank.
Alexander Semin; right wing; enigmatic Russian, 28, with six 20-plus goal seasons, including 40 in 2009-10, could bolster Panthers' 27th-ranked offense.
Mikael Samuelsson; right wing; a physical specimen at 35, coveted by Dineen after supplying leadership, toughness and playmaking expertise on the power play.
Jiri Hudler; center; crafty 28-year-old with championship DNA coming off 25-goal, 25-point season would bolster Panthers in the middle on power play, but not known for faceoff prowess.
Ryan Suter; defenseman; shut-down blueliner and favorite of Santos when in Nashville together, coming off career-high 46-point season and plus-15; would fit well on any team, especially if the Panthers can't re-up Garrison.
Maradjon Samuelsson!
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erre l 2012.06.29. 6:05 l #1145 |
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Bradley played in just 45 games with the Panthers last year because of a couple of injuries – including a concussion suffered in February against the Ducks. That injury basically ended his season even though he practiced with the team during the playoffs.
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