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2021-22

Hartford Wolf Pack

Media Guide

HARTFORD WOLF PACK 2019-20

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Personnel

General Manager, New York Rangers/Governor, Hartford Wolf Pack Chris Drury

General Manager, Hartford Wolf Pack Ryan Martin

General Manager, XL Center Ben Weiss

Assistant General Manager, XL Center Pearson Davis

Head Coach Kris Knoblauch

Assistant Coach Steve Smith

Goaltending Coach Jeff Malcolm

Director of Hockey Operations Matt Harlow

Athletic Trainer Brian Fairbrother

Strength and Conditioning Coach John Sardos

Assistant Athletic Trainer Jared Degler

Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach Tim Sesko

Equipment Manager Craig Lewis

Assistant Equipment Manager Mark Riepe

Video Coach Chris Hoeler

Vice-President, Corporate Sales Bryan Dooley

Ticket Sales Manager Patrick Prendergast

Director of Finance Ashley Shea

Director of Marketing Megan Boyle

Manager of Broadcasting & Public Relations Alex Thomas

Game Presentation & Graphic Design Manager Calvin Spohn

Marketing Manager Emily Vance

Corporate Sales Manager Rose LeBlanc

Box Office Manager Rebecca Nicholson

Group Sales Manager Katie Force

Sales Specialist Marcello Migic

New Business Specialist Matt Caputo

Ticket Revenue & Community Manager Brendan O’Halloran

Human Resources Manager Elyse O’Connell

Team Information

Club Colors Navy Blue, Red, White and Silver

Home Arena XL Center Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Seating Capacity 15,635

Ice Surface Dimensions 200’ x 85’

Attendance Records Game: 21,673 (Rentschler Field) vs.

Providence 2/19/11; 14,115 (at XL

Center) vs. Springfield, 1/24/98

Season: 288,859 (1998-99)

Average: 7,221 (1998-99)

Press Box Location Bottom of Sections 234-238

Audio Webcasts www.hartfordwolfpack.com/stream

Time Zone Eastern

General Manager Ryan Martin

Ryan Martin was named Assistant General Manager of the New

York Rangers and General Manager of the Hartford Wolf Pack on

August 25

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, 2021.

Martin joined the Rangers organization after spending the past 16

seasons with the Detroit Red Wings organization (2005-06 – 2020-

21). He spent the last eleven seasons (2010-11 – 2020-21) as the

organization’s Assistant General Manager. In that role, Martin

spent eight seasons (2013-14 – 2020-21) as the General Manager of

the Red Wings’ AHL affiliate, the Grand Rapids Griffins. Under

Martin’s guidance, the Griffins won the 2017 Calder Cup and

advanced to the Calder Cup Playoffs in every season in which the annual postseason tournament took place.

While with the Red Wing’s organization, Martin spent five seasons (2005-06 – 2009-10) as the team’s Director of Hockey

Administration. Martin was also a member of the Red Wings organization when the club won the Stanley Cup at the

conclusion of the 2008-09 NHL season.

In addition to his work with the Red Wings, Martin served as a scout with USA Hockey for their World Junior

Championship team in 2021. That team won a Gold Medal in the Edmonton bubble in January 2021.

Prior to beginning his career with the Red Wings, Martin worked in Denver, Colorado from 1999 through 2003 as an

attorney. He also worked at KO Sports, Inc.

With the Rangers, Martin will oversee all aspects of hockey operations with the Wolf Pack, including player personnel

decisions, player development, contract negotiations, and player movement.

Head Coach Kris Knoblauch

Kris Knoblauch was named the seventh Head Coach in Wolf Pack history on July 29, 2019.

Knoblauch came to the Wolf Pack after two seasons as an assistant coach with

the NHL’s Philadelphia Flyers. Before that stint, he spent seven seasons as a

head coach at the Major Junior level, two (2010-11 and 2011-12) with the

Kootenay Ice of the Western Hockey League (WHL) and five with the Ontario

Hockey League’s (OHL) Erie Otters. All told, Knoblauch amassed a Major

Junior career coaching record of 298-130-16-13, for a points percentage of

.684, in 457 games.

In his first season as a head coach, 2010-11 with Kootenay, Knoblauch piloted

the Ice to a 46-21-1-4 record for 97 points in the regular season, and a 16-3 playoff run that saw Kootenay capture the WHL

championship and earn a berth in the Memorial Cup.

After finishing his Kootenay tenure with a total record of 82-47-7-8, Knoblauch moved behind the Erie bench November 29, 2012.

Subsequent to that season, he led the Otters to four consecutive 50-win campaigns, making the Otters the first team in the history of

the Canadian Hockey League (comprised of the OHL, WHL and Quebec Major Junior Hockey League) to accomplish that feat.

Knoblauch’s 2016-17 Erie club won the OHL championship and advanced all the way to the final of the Memorial Cup, and both that

team and the previous year’s Otter squad won the Hamilton Spectator Trophy for compiling the best regular season record in the

OHL. Knoblauch was named OHL ‘Coach of the Year’ in 2015-16, and guided Erie to the OHL final in 2014-15. He finished his Erie

tenure with an overall record of 216-79-9-5 (.722) in 309 games.

Prior to becoming a head coach, Knoblauch served as an assistant coach with Kootenay for three seasons (2007-08 - 2009-10). The

first coaching experience for the Imperial, Saskatchewan native was one year (2006-07) as an assistant with the WHL’s Prince Albert

Raiders.

Knoblauch has also coached in several international tournaments, including helping Canada to a silver medal in the 2017 IIHF World

Junior Championship as an assistant coach.

A seventh-round pick (166

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overall) by the New York Islanders in the 1997 NHL Draft, Knoblauch, who was born September 24,

1978, enjoyed a three-year playing career in the WHL and played five seasons (1999-00 - 2003-04) of Canadian University hockey at

the University of Alberta, winning a CIAU University Cup championship his first year.

Director of Hockey Operations Matt Harlow

Matt Harlow was named Director of Hockey Operations for the Hartford

Wolf Pack ahead of the 2021-22 AHL season. Prior to joining the Wolf

Pack, Harlow served as the Director of Hockey Operations for the

Northeastern University Huskies men’s hockey team for two seasons,

2019-20 and 2020-21.

While with the Huskies, Harlow helped guide the program to two

winning seasons. That included the program’s third straight Beanpot

Championship in February of 2020, and the program’s first Belpot

Championship. The Belpot is awarded to the winner of the Friendship Four hockey tournament in Belfast, Northern

Ireland. The Huskies defeated Colgate enroute to the 2020 Championship.

Prior to his time inside historic Matthews Arena, Harlow spent one season at Tabor Academy in Marion, Mass. There, he

served as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator before being promoted to interim head coach.

Before Tabor, Harlow was an amateur scout in the New England region for the NHL’s New York Islanders during the

2016-17 and 2017-18 seasons. In that role, Harlow was responsible for evaluating draft eligible prospects in the region.

Harlow has also spent time as an assistant coach at Stonehill College (NE10), and as a head coach with the South Shore

Kings at the U14 level and Neponset Valley River Rats at the U15 level.

Prior to coaching and scouting, Harlow played both collegiately and professionally. Harlow graduated from Brown

University in 2015, following a four-year playing career at the school. Over the course of 127 games at Brown, Harlow

scored 36 points (17-19-36) and amassed 68 penalty minutes.

Following his NCAA career, Harlow played in 47 ECHL games spread across the 2014-15 and 2015-16 seasons. He suited

up with the Elmira Jackals, Manchester Monarchs and Alaska Aces during his professional career.

While with the Wolf Pack, Harlow will assist with all aspects of hockey operations including player personnel, player

movement, and player contracts while also handling the day-to-day operations of the club.

Harlow resides in West Hartford, CT with his wife, Kaleigh, and daughter, Isabelle.

Assistant Coach Steve Smith

Steve Smith was named an Assistant Coach on Kris Knoblauch’s

staff with the Wolf Pack on August 24

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, 2021.

Smith came to the Wolf Pack after three seasons as an assistant coach

with the NHL’s Buffalo Sabres (2018-19 - 2020-21). Before that

stint, Smith had multiple stops as an assistant coach in the NHL. He

served as an assistant coach with the Calgary Flames for one season,

1997-98, before resuming his playing career with the Flames during

the 1998-99 season.

Smith returned to coaching in the summer of 2010, when he joined the Edmonton Oilers’ coaching staff under former

Rangers’ coach Tom Renney. Smith spent four seasons on the Oilers’ staff (2010-11 – 2013-14) before joining the

Carolina Hurricanes, where he spent the following four seasons (2014-15 – 2017-18).

After departing the Hurricanes’ organization, Smith joined the Sabres’ coaching staff prior to the 2018-19 season. He

remained in Buffalo until joining the Wolf Pack.

Smith played 804 career NHL games over the course of 16 seasons with the Oilers, Chicago Blackhawks, and Flames.

Smith finished his career with 375 points (72-303-375), 2,139 penalty minutes and a +146 +/- rating. He also appeared in

134 Stanley Cup Playoff games, scoring 52 points (11-41-52) and helping the Oilers to Stanley Cup Championships in

1987, 1988 and 1990.

A sixth-round pick (111

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overall) by the Oilers in the 1981 NHL Draft, Smith also made the NHL All-Star Game during

the 1990-91 season. Smith appeared in 138 career AHL games during his career with the Moncton Alpines and Nova

Scotia Oilers, scoring 41 points (3-38-41).

Assistant Coach Casey Torres

Casey Torres was named an Assistant Coach on Kris Knoblauch’s staff with the Wolf Pack on October 13

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, 2021.

Torres came to the Wolf Pack after spending each of the last five

seasons with the NHL’s Pittsburgh Penguins as a scout. During his

time with the organization, the Penguins made the Stanley Cup

Playoffs all five seasons and won the 2017 Stanley Cup Final over

the Nashville Predators. The club also advanced to the second round

of the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 2018.

Prior to his time in the NHL with the Penguins, Torres had a lengthy

career in the junior ranks in Canada. Torres spent time in both the

Ontario Junior Hockey League (OJHL) and the Ontario Hockey

League (OHL).

Torres served as an Assistant Coach for the OJHL’s Kingston Voyageurs for five seasons, holding the position from 2007-

08 through the conclusion of the 2011-12 campaign. Torres then served as the Video Coach for the club for two seasons,

holding that post in both 2012-13 and 2013-14.

In addition to his seven years on staff in the OJHL, Torres spent two seasons as a scout for the Peterborough Petes of the

OHL. The native of Kingston, Ontario was with the Petes during the 2014-15 and 2015-16 seasons. The Petes qualified for

the OHL Playoffs in both of Torres’ seasons with the organization.

Torres also has extensive experience as a Skills Coach. He operates ‘Torres Hockey’, which teaches skating and skills to

players of all ages in his native Canada.

Brian Fairbrother – Athletic Trainer

Wolf Pack athletic trainer Brian Fairbrother joined the Wolf Pack staff prior to the 2014-15 season. He joined the organization on the

heels of eight years working in Sports Medicine at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, CT.

Fairbrother was an assistant athletic trainer for the Bobcats during his time there,

providing medical services for the men’s ice hockey program. He also served as an

approved clinical instructor and lecturer for Quinnipiac’s athletic training program.

Before beginning his tenure at Quinnipiac in 2006, Fairbrother earned a Master’s degree

in Recreation and Sports Science from Ohio University, where he worked for a year as

a graduate assistant athletic trainer, focusing his efforts on the football, women’s

lacrosse and track and field teams. Fairbrother also has experience working with the

football program at Harvard University.

Fairbrother did his undergraduate work at Northeastern University, completing his Bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training in 2005. In

addition to his athletic training credentials, Fairbrother, 35, is a certified strength and conditioning specialist and a Basic Life Support

Instructor for the American Heart Association. He holds membership in both the National Athletic Trainers Association and the

National Strength and Conditioning Association.

Fairbrother and his wife Katyann make their home in Middletown, CT with their son Tucker.

Jared Degler – Assistant Athletic Trainer

Jared Degler joined the Wolf Pack organization as the club’s Assistant Athletic Trainer

prior to the 2019-20 season. He is entering his third season in Hartford.

Degler joined the Wolf Pack after three years as the head athletic trainer for the Wheeling

Nailers of the ECHL. Prior to that, the Hamburg, PA native worked an internship with

the ECHL’s Reading Royals for the 2014-15 and 2015-16 seasons. During that time, he

completed his Bachelor’s degree in Athletic Training at Alvernia University in Reading,

PA.

John Sardos – Strength & Conditioning Coach

John Sardos joined the Wolf Pack as the organization’s Head Strength and

Conditioning Coach prior to the 2019-20 season. He is entering his third season as a

member of the club’s staff.

Sardos joined the Wolf Pack after two years as the assistant strength coach for the U.S.

Military Academy at West Point. There he worked mainly with the hockey and

lacrosse teams, as well as the Patriot League-champion golf squad.

Sardos had previous AHL experience prior to joining the Wolf Pack. He spent two seasons with the Albany Devils, 2015-16 and

2016-17, as the team’s head strength and conditioning coach. Prior to that, he was the assistant strength and conditioning coach for

five years at Union College in his hometown of Schenectady, New York. At Union, he worked with both the men’s and women’s

basketball teams, the football team, men’s and women’s lacrosse teams and men’s and women’s track and field teams. Sardos also

assisted with the men’s and women’s hockey teams while at Union.

Sardos earned his Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology in 2010 from New England College. He also earned a Master’s degree in

Educational Psychology, with an emphasis in Sports Psychology, from the University of Missouri in 2015. He is a certified Strength

and Conditioning Specialist and holds FMS (Functional Movement Systems) certification.

Sardos and his wife Kayla have made their home in Hartford with their two cats, Mario and Luigi.

Tim Sesko – Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach

Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach Tim Sesko joined the Wolf Pack staff for

the 2019-20 season. He is entering his third season in Hartford.

Prior to coming on board with the Wolf Pack, Sesko spent a year interning with the

parent New York Rangers’ strength and conditioning staff in the National Hockey

League (NHL). He is currently working towards his Master’s degree in Applied

Exercise Science, with a focus on strength and conditioning, through Concordia

University Chicago. A native of the Cleveland, Ohio area, Sesko holds a Bachelor’s

degree in Exercise Science from Concordia University St. Paul, and served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 2008 to 2012.

Sesko and his wife Tiffinie make their home in Highland, New York with their son Daniel and daughter Hannah.

Chris Hoeler – Video Coach

Video Coach Chris Hoeler joined the Wolf Pack prior to the 2019-20 AHL season. He is responsible for capturing and analyzing

footage of each of the Wolf Pack’s games, and for pre-scouting Wolf Pack opponents. He also assists his fellow coaching staff

members with extensive data collection and assessment, as well as with several administrative functions.

Hoeler assumed his current role with the Wolf Pack after one season as director of

hockey operations for the Chicago Steel of the USHL (2018-19). The previous year,

2017-18, he worked with the Harvard University women’s hockey program in

Cambridge, Massachusetts as video and analytics coordinator.

The Ridgefield, CT native has previous experience with the Wolf Pack, having served

as the team’s video assistant during the 2016-17 season. Hoeler also has worked in the

NHL with the New York Rangers and Philadelphia Flyers. In addition, Hoeler was vice-

president of hockey operations for the Federal Hockey League’s Danbury Titans for two years and spent time with the Danbury

Whalers of the FHL.

Hoeler graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business management from Fairfield University in 2011 and earned a Masters in Sports

Business Management from Manhattanville College in 2013. He currently resides in West Hartford.

Craig Lewis – Head Equipment Manager

Craig Lewis enters his 13th year as part of the Wolf Pack equipment staff, his 3rd season as the team's Head Equipment Manager.

Lewis took over the assistant equipment manager’s duties prior to the 2009-10 season.

Prior to that, Lewis served as the visiting team locker room assistant, a role he assumed

during the 2008-09 campaign. Lewis was promoted to equipment manager for the 2018-

19 season.

Prior to joining the Wolf Pack, Lewis worked as an ice hockey official, working several

levels of hockey including the high school and college levels. He worked throughout the

state of Connecticut and the greater New England area. Lewis has the honor of working

for his hometown team, as he was a fan of the Wolf Pack growing up, coming to countless games at the XL Center.

Born in Hartford, CT, Lewis was raised in Newington. He graduated from Newington High School in 2004 and then studied at both

Central Connecticut State University and Manchester Community College. He and his wife Kaitlin live in Enfield with their two sons,

Ryan and Connor.

Mark Riepe – Assistant Equipment Manager

Assistant Equipment Manager Mark Riepe joined the Wolf Pack staff prior to the 2019-20 season. He is currently entering his third

season as a member of the staff.

Riepe came to the Wolf Pack from the Maine Mariners of the ECHL, for whom he

worked for during the franchise’s inaugural season in 2018-19. In that role, Riepe was

responsible for setting up the locker room operation from scratch.

Prior to that, Riepe worked in the Southern Professional Hockey League (SPHL) with

the Peoria Rivermen, earning SPHL Equipment Manager of the Year honors for his

work during the 2017-18 season. Riepe also had a stint with the North American

Hockey League’s (NAHL) Lone Star Brahmas. The Brahmas would win a Robertson

Cup championship during Riepe’s stint in 2016-17.

A native of Fort Worth, Texas, Riepe now lives in Hartford with his wife, Taylor, and their French Bulldog puppy, Kane.

Jeff Malcolm – Goaltending Coach

Jeff Malcolm enters his first season as the Wolf Pack's Goaltending Coach. Malcolm spent the previous three years as the

organization's goaltending consultant.

In his role, he assists in the on-ice and off-ice development of goaltenders throughout

the Rangers organization, including goaltenders with the team’s American Hockey

League (AHL) affiliate, the Hartford Wolf Pack. Malcolm also works with the

Rangers front office in evaluating goaltenders at both the amateur and professional

levels.

Malcolm played four seasons of professional hockey (2013-14 – 2016-17) with the

Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL) and the Greenville Road Warriors/Swamp Rabbits

(ECHL). In 94 career appearances in the ECHL, he posted a 51-30-11 record, along with a 2.96 GAA, and a .910 SV%. Malcolm was

selected to participate in the 2015 CCM ECHL All-Star Classic, representing the Greenville organization.

Prior to beginning his professional career, Malcolm played four seasons of collegiate hockey at Yale University (2009-10 – 2012-13)

in New Haven, Connecticut. He helped Yale win the National Championship in his final season at the school, 2012-13. It was the first,

and only, National Championship in program history. He was named to the Frozen Four All-Tournament Team, as well as the NCAA

All-Ivy League Second Team, in 2012-13.

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#27

Morgan Barron, C

Shoots Left. 6-4, 220. Born: Halifax, NS – 12/2/98

Acquired: Drafted by Rangers in 6

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round (174th) in 2017

--- Regular Season --- ---- Playoffs ----

Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM

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2016-17 Sioux City Musketeers USHL 5 0 0 0 2 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 Cornell University ECAC 33 5 13 18 31

2018-19 Cornell University ECAC 36 15 19 34 26

2019-20 Cornell University ECAC 29 14 18 32 24

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 21 10 11 21 20 -- -- -- -- --

2020-21 New York Rangers NHL 5 1 0 1 2 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Appeared in 21 games with Wolf Pack, scoring 21 points (10 g, 11 a). Led Wolf Pack in scoring as a rookie, and finished tied for the team lead in goals

(10). Made AHL debut on 2/7/21 vs. Bridgeport, scoring first career goal in the season opening 5-2 victory. Recalled by NY Rangers and made NHL debut on 5/1/21 @ NY

Islanders. Scored first career NHL goal on 5/5/21 vs. Washington. Appeared in five NHL games with Rangers as rookie, scoring one goal...2019-20: Appeared in 29 games as a

junior for Cornell Big Red (NCAA, Ivy League). Scored 32 points (14 g, 18 a), good for the overall team lead. Served as captain of the Big Red. Named First Team All-American

(NCAA East), ECAC First Team All-Star, ECAC Player of The Year and a Hobey Baker Finalist following 2019-20 season. 2018-19: Scored career-high 34 points (15 g, 19 a)

as a sophomore at Cornell. Led Big Red in scoring by four points. Named ECAC First Team All-Star and to All-Ivy League First Team following the season…2017-18: Appeared

in 33 games as a freshman at Cornell, scoring 18 points (5 g, 13 a). Helped lead Big Red to a regular season ECAC Championship…Misc.: Named to the 2021 Atlantic Division

(AHL) All-Star Team. Finished as the top scorer in the Atlantic Division in 2020-21.

#2

Anthony Bitetto, D

Shoots Left. 6-1, 209. Born: Island Park, New York – 7/15/90

Acquired: Signed two-year standard NHL contract with New York Rangers on 10/9/20

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Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM

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2007-08 New York Apple Core EJHL 17 2 6 8 28

2008-09 Indiana Ice USHL 24 1 3 4 29 13 0 3 3 6

2008-09 New York Apple Core EJHL 30 2 9 11 50

2009-10 Indiana Ice USHL 58 11 29 40 99 9 2 2 4 19

2010-11 Northeastern University H-Eas 38 3 17 20 66

2011-12 Northeastern University H-Eas 34 4 11 15 34

2011-12 Milwaukee Admirals AHL -- -- -- -- -- 1 0 0 0 0

2012-13 Milwaukee Admirals AHL 34 1 5 6 35 -- -- -- -- --

2012-13 Cincinnati Cyclones ECHL 23 1 2 3 16 -- -- -- -- --

2013-14 Milwaukee Admirals AHL 73 11 25 36 85 3 0 0 0 8

2014-15 Milwaukee Admirals AHL 70 4 26 30 96 -- -- -- -- --

2014-15 Nashville Predators NHL 7 0 0 0 7 -- -- -- -- --

2015-16 Nashville Predators NHL 28 1 5 6 19 14 0 0 0 6

2015-16 Milwaukee Admirals AHL 6 1 3 4 27 -- -- -- -- --

2016-17 Nashville Predators NHL 29 0 7 7 25 -- -- -- -- --

2016-17 Milwaukee Admirals AHL 3 1 2 3 0 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 Nashville Predators NHL 32 1 2 3 27 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Nashville Predators NHL 18 0 3 3 8 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Minnesota Wild NHL 18 0 0 0 4 -- -- -- -- --

2019-20 Winnipeg Jets NHL 51 0 8 8 32 -- -- -- -- --

2020-21 New York Rangers NHL 14 1 3 4 20 -- -- -- -- --

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 2 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Appeared in 14 NHL games with the Rangers, scoring four points (1 g, 3 a) in first season of a two-year deal signed in October of 2020. Appeared in two

games with the Wolf Pack. Scored first goal with Rangers on 2/4/21 at Madison Square Garden against the Washington Capitals. Made Rangers debut on 2/1/21 at home against

the Pittsburgh Penguins. Made Wolf Pack debut on 3/18/20 against the Bridgeport Sound Tigers...2019-20: Appeared in 51 games with the NHL’s Winnipeg Jets after signing a

one-year contract with the club on 7/2/19. Made Jets debut against the New York Rangers on 10/3/19. Scored first point with Jets, an assist, on 10/6/19 at the New York Islanders.

Did not appear in any playoff games with the Jets inside the Edmonton bubble during the club’s Play-in Round series loss at the hands of the Calgary Flames. Collected shorthanded

assist on a goal by Blake Wheeler on 12/21/19 at the Minnesota Wild. 2018-19: Split the season between the Nashville Predators (18 games) and Wild (18 games). Claimed off

of waivers by the Wild from the Predators on 1/25/19. Made Wild debut on 2/5/19 at the Buffalo Sabres…2017-18: Appeared in 32 NHL games with the Predators, scoring three

points (1 g, 2 a). 2016-17: Appeared in 29 NHL games with the Predators and three games with the AHL’s Milwaukee Admirals. Scored most recent AHL goal on 1/3/17 against

the Rockford IceHogs. Has two points (1 g, 1 a) in that game, his most recent multi-point game…2015-16: Appeared in six AHL games with the Admirals, while also appearing

in 28 games with Predators at the NHL level. Scored his first career NHL goal on 3/9/16 against the Calgary Flames in Southern Alberta. Made his Stanley Cup Playoff debut on

4/15/16 against the Anaheim Ducks, playing 10:33. Appeared in 14 games over two rounds with the Predators in the 2016 Stanley Cup Playoffs...2014-15: Skated in 70 AHL

games with the Admirals, scoring 30 points (4 g, 26 a). Received first recall to the NHL with the Predators, appearing in seven games. Made his NHL debut with the Predators on

1/17/15 against the Detroit Red Wings at Joe Louis Arena, skating 11:01 in the 5-2 loss...2013-14: Skated in a career-high 73 AHL games with the Admirals, scoring career-highs

in goals, assists and points with 36 points, eleven goals and 25 assists. Skated in three Calder Cup Playoff games with the Admirals...2012-13: Skated in 23 ECHL games with the

Cincinnati Cyclones, scoring three points (1 g, 2 a). Appeared in 34 AHL games with the Admirals, making his regular season debut on 10/19/12. Scored his first career AHL

point, an assist, on 1/13/12 against Peoria. Scored his first career AHL goal on 3/23/13 against Toronto...2011-12: Suited up in 34 games for the Northeastern University Huskies

as a sophomore, scoring 15 points (4 g, 11 a). Signed a two-year entry-level contract with the Predators on 3/29/12. Made AHL and Calder Cup Playoff debut on 4/25/12 at

Abbotsford...Misc.: 2010-11 NCAA Hockey East All-Rookie Team, 2009-10 USHL Second All-Star Team. 2009 Clark Cup Champion with the Indiana Ice…Transactions:

Signed as free agent by Rangers 10/9/20...

#40

François Brassard, G

Catches Left. 6-1, 185. Born: Gatineau, Quebec – 1/31/94

Acquired: Signed AHL contract with Wolf Pack on 9/22/21

Season Team Lge GP Min GA EN SO GAA W L T Svs Pct

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2011-12 Quebec Remparts QMJHL 37 1953 91 3 2 2.80 20 10 3 862 0.905

2012-13 Quebec Remparts QMJHL 58 3292 150 7 2 2.73 33 18 4 1498 0.909

2013-14 Quebec Remparts QMJHL 54 3012 148 4 6 2.95 28 12 9 1481 0.909

2014-15 Gatineau Olympiques QMJHL 22 1166 49 2 0 2.52 13 4 2 476 0.907

2014-15 Cape Breton Screaming Eag QMJHL 24 1347 86 4 0 3.83 6 13 3 563 0.867

2015-16 Peoria Rivermen SPHL 5 258 10 0 1 2.33 2 2 0 93 0.903

2016-17 Carleton University OUAA 22 1286 46 1 4 2.15 12 9 0 494 0.915

2017-18 Carleton University OUAA 23 1337 64 1 0 2.87 12 10 0 607 0.905

2018-19 Carleton University OUAA 22 1338 52 2 3 2.33 15 7 0 581 0.918

2018-19 Maine Mariners ECHL 6 293 16 3 0 3.28 1 4 0 177 0.917

2019-20 Maine Mariners ECHL 14 826 38 1 0 2.76 6 6 1 375 0.908

2020-21 Wheeling Nailers ECHL 9 509 24 1 0 2.83 4 4 1 205 0.895

2021-22 Jacksonville Icemen ECHL 3 180 11 0 0 3.66 1 1 1 53 0.828

Career Notes: 2020-21: Played nine ECHL games with Wheeling, posting a 4-4-1 record with a 2.83 GAA and .895 save percentage. Received five-minute fighting major on

2/28/21 when he fought Kevin Carr of the Utah Grizzlies...2019-20: Appeared in 14 games with the ECHL’s Maine Mariners, posting a 6-6-1 record in his first full professional

season.…2018-19: Appeared in 22 games with Carleton University (OUAA), posting a 15-7-0 record and .918 save percentage. Was named OUA East First Team All-Star and

OUA East Goaltender of The Year. Signed first ECHL contract with the Mariners following his college season, appearing in six games and going 1-4-0...Misc.: Named CHL

Goaltender of the Week on March 10

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, 2013 while with the Quebec Remparts. Won a Bronze Medal at the 2011 Telus Cup. Was named the QMAAA’s best goalie prospect

during the 2010-11 season. Appeared in five SPHL games with the Peoria Rivermen during the 2015-16 season. Transactions: Signed AHL contract with Hartford

9/22/21...Drafted: 6th rd. (166th overall) by Ottawa in 2012...

#22

Jonny Brodzinski, RW/C

Shoots Right. 6-1, 216. Born: Blaine, Minnesota – 6/19/93

Acquired: Signed one-year, two-way contract with Rangers

on 10/9/20

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Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM

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2010-11 Fargo Force USHL 10 2 3 5 2 2 0 0 0 0

2011-12 Fargo Force USHL 58 10 12 22 18 6 1 1 2 0

2012-13 St. Cloud State WCHA 42 22 11 33 10

2013-14 St. Cloud State NCHC 38 21 20 41 16

2014-15 St. Cloud State NCHC 40 21 17 38 49

2015-16 Ontario Reign AHL 65 15 13 28 16 4 2 1 3 2

2016-17 Ontario Reign AHL 59 27 22 49 12 5 2 2 4 2

2016-17 Los Angeles Kings NHL 6 0 2 2 2 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 Los Angeles Kings NHL 35 4 2 6 6 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 Ontario Reign AHL 29 13 17 30 18 4 1 2 3 2

2018-19 Los Angeles Kings NHL 13 2 1 3 2 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Ontario Reign AHL 3 1 0 1 2 -- -- -- -- --

2019-20 San Jose Sharks NHL 3 0 1 1 0 -- -- -- -- --

2019-20 San Jose Barracuda AHL 44 14 16 30 26

2020-21 New York Rangers NHL 5 1 0 1 4 -- -- -- -- --

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 14 6 11 17 8 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Signed one-year, two-way contract with the Rangers on 10/9/20. Appeared in five NHL games with the Rangers and 14 AHL games with the Wolf Pack.

Made his Rangers debut on 2/1/21 against the Pittsburgh Penguins. Scored his first goal with the Rangers on 2/26/21 against the Boston Bruins. Made Wolf Pack debut on 2/7/21

against the Bridgeport Sound Tigers, scoring his first Wolf Pack goal the same night. Had two goals in Hartford’s game against the Providence Bruins on 3/8/21...2019-20: Skated

in 44 AHL games with the San Jose Barracuda and three NHL games with the San Jose Sharks. Made his Sharks debut on 10/5/19 against the Anaheim Ducks. Made his Barracuda

debut on 10/11/19 against San Diego, scoring his first Barracuda goal the same night...2018-19: Appeared in 13 NHL games with the Los Angeles Kings and three AHL games

with the Ontario Reign. Scored his first goal of the 2018-19 NHL season on 2/25/19 against the Tampa Bay Lightning. It was also his season debut with the Kings...2017-18:

Skated in a career-high 35 NHL games with the Kings, scoring a career-high four goals and six points. Scored his first NHL goal on 11/18/17 against the Florida Panthers. Scored

on back-to-back nights on 2/9/18 and 2/10/18 against the Panthers and Lightning. 2016-17: Made his NHL debut on 3/25/17 against the Rangers. Scored his first NHL point on

4/4/17 against the Edmonton Oilers, collecting two assists on the night. Scored a career-high 27 goals and 49 points with the AHL’s Reign. Tallied four points (2 g, 2 a) in five

Calder Cup Playoff games with the Reign. 2015-16: Played his first full professional season, appearing in 65 AHL games with the Reign. Made his AHL debut on 10/10/15 against

the Bakersfield Condors. Scored his first career point, an assist, on 11/1/15 against the Barracuda. Scored his first career AHL goal on 12/6/15 against Charlotte. Made his Calder

Cup Playoff debut on 4/22/16 against the Barracuda, scoring his first playoff goal that night. Transactions: Agreed to terms on a one-year contract extension with the Rangers on

4/20/21. Misc.: Named to AHL All-Star Game in 2016-17, named First Team NCHC All-Star in 2014-15.

#96

Cristiano DiGiacinto, LW

Shoots Left. 5-11, 186. Born: Hamilton, ONT – 1/10/96

Acquired: Signed one-year AHL contract with Wolf Pack

9/23/21

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Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM

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2012-13 Burlington Cougars OJHL 4 1 2 3 4 3 0 0 0 2

2013-14 Hamilton Red Wings OJHL 9 8 3 11 37 -- -- -- -- --

2013-14 Windsor Spitfires OHL 50 17 11 28 101 2 0 0 0 9

2014-15 Windsor Spitfires OHL 63 21 24 45 100 -- -- -- -- --

2015-16 Windsor Spitfires OHL 63 16 26 42 107 5 0 1 1 2

2016-17 Windsor Spitfires OHL 47 13 21 34 61 7 1 2 3 13

2017-18 Acadia University AUS 12 1 5 6 14

2017-18 Jacksonville Icemen ECHL 12 1 5 6 30 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Acadia University AUS 25 6 4 10 96

2019-20 Acadia University AUS 30 20 17 37 80

Career Notes: 2019-20: Appeared in a career-high 30 games with Acadia University in Canada, scoring a career-high 37 points, 20 goals and 17 assists. Collected 80 penalty

minutes for the Axemen. Finished first in team scoring for the Axemen in 2019-20, eight points ahead of the second highest scorer. Also led the club in penalty minutes and

finished second in +/- (+13). Tied for team lead with six points (5 g, 1 a) in seven playoff games for Axemen...2018-19: Played first full season for Acadia, scoring ten points (6

g, 4 a) in 25 games played. 2017-18: Made professional debut with the Jacksonville Icemen of the ECHL, appearing in 12 games and scoring six points (1 g, 5 a). Joined Axemen

late in the season, appearing in 12 games and recording six points (1 g, 5 a)… 2016-17: Appeared in 47 games in final junior season with the OHL’s Windsor Spitfires, scoring

34 points (13 g, 21 a), 61 penalty minutes and a +30 rating. Misc.: Won 2017 Memorial Cup (CHL Championship) with Spitfires. Wore the “A” for the Spitfires from 2014-15

through 2016-17.Drafted: 6th rd. (170th overall) by Tampa Bay in 2014. Transactions: Agreed to terms on one-year AHL contract with Wolf Pack on 9/23/21.

#11

Tanner Fritz, C/RW

Shoots Right. 5-11, 192. Born: Grande Prairie, ALTA – 8/20/91

Acquired: Signed one-year AHL contract with Wolf Pack 9/15/21

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Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM

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2007-08 Grande Prairie Storm AJHL 28 4 4 8 14 12 0 1 1 4

2008-09 Grande Prairie Storm AJHL 57 19 24 43 30 19 4 8 12 4

2009-10 Grande Prairie Storm AJHL 54 27 27 54 62 9 1 5 6 2

2010-11 Grande Prairie Storm AJHL 60 31 43 74 29 5 3 3 6 4

2011-12 Ohio State University CCHA 34 6 8 14 21

2012-13 Ohio State University CCHA 40 11 26 37 12

2013-14 Ohio State University Big-1 32 8 24 32 8

2014-15 Ohio State University Big-1 36 11 16 27 6

2015-16 Missouri Mavericks ECHL 43 10 23 33 10 -- -- -- -- --

2015-16 Bridgeport Sound Tigers AHL 19 2 10 12 0 3 0 2 2 0

2016-17 Bridgeport Sound Tigers AHL 63 19 23 42 30 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 Bridgeport Sound Tigers AHL 35 10 28 38 26 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 New York Islanders NHL 34 3 4 7 8 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 New York Islanders NHL 8 0 1 1 2 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Bridgeport Sound Tigers AHL 57 12 25 37 20 -- -- -- -- --

2019-20 Bridgeport Sound Tigers AHL 4 0 0 0 7

2020-21 Bridgeport Sound Tigers AHL 20 3 3 6 10 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Appeared in 20 AHL games in his sixth and final season with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers. Scored six points (3 g, 3 a), while adding ten penalty minutes.

Wore the “A” as part of the Sound Tigers leadership group...2019-20: Appeared in just four games during the 2019-20 season, all at the AHL level with the Sound tigers. Collected

seven penalty minutes and a -5 rating...2018-19: Appeared in 57 AHL games with the Sound Tigers, scoring 37 points (12 g, 25 a). Scored two goals on two occasions, 11/14/18

at Hartford and 1/16/19 against the Charlotte Checkers. Appeared in eight NHL games with the New York Islanders. Made season debut in the NHL on 10/4/18 at Carolina

Hurricanes. Scored only point on the season in the NHL, an assist, on 10/6/21 against Nashville Predators...2017-18: Appeared in 35 AHL games with Sound Tigers, scoring 38

points (10 g, 28 a). Played in 34 NHL games with Islanders, scoring seven points (3 g, 4 a). Made NHL debut with Islanders on 1/2/18 against Boston Bruins. Scored first career

NHL point and goal on 2/19/18 against Minnesota Wild...2016-17: Appeared in career-high 63 AHL games with Sound Tigers, scoring a career-high 42 points and 19 goals...2015-

16: Appeared in 19 AHL games with Sound Tigers. Made AHL debut on 2/21/16 against Albany Devils. Scored first career AHL goal on 3/4/16 against Providence Bruins.

Appeared in three Calder Cup Playoff games with Sound Tigers. Made Calder Cup Playoff debut on 4/23/16 against Toronto Marlies. Appeared in 43 games with the ECHLs

Missouri Mavericks. Finished sixth on the team in scoring with 33 points...2014-15: Served as captain of Ohio State Buckeyes. Scored 27 points (11 g, 16 a) in 36 games as a

senior...Transactions: Signed as free agent by Wolf Pack 9/15/21

#26

Tim Gettinger, LW

Shoots Left. 6-6, 218. Born: Cleveland, Ohio – 4/14/98

Acquired: Drafted by Rangers in 5

th

round (141st) in 2016

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Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM

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2014-15 Soo Greyhounds OHL 54 10 15 25 13 6 1 1 2 2

2015-16 Soo Greyhounds OHL 60 17 22 39 32 12 1 3 4 0

2016-17 Soo Greyhounds OHL 62 31 23 54 27 11 4 3 7 0

2017-18 Soo Greyhounds OHL 66 33 36 69 53 24 7 15 22 4

2018-19 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 64 14 13 27 27 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 New York Rangers NHL 4 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- --

2019-20 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 53 16 11 27 14

2019-20 New York Rangers NHL 2 0 1 1 0 -- -- -- -- --

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 23 9 10 19 20 -- -- -- -- --

2020-21 New York Rangers NHL 2 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- --

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Career Notes: 2020-21: Appeared in 23 games with Wolf Pack and two games with Rangers. Made season debut with Rangers on 5/6/21 at Boston Bruins. Finished second in

scoring on Wolf Pack with 19 points (9 g, 10 a). Finished sixth on team in assists (10) and third in goals (9). Scored hat-trick on 4/7/21 against Bridgeport Islanders.... 2018-19:

Scored fourth-most goals (14) on Wolf Pack team...Earned Second-Star honors in 4-1 win @ Providence 2/24, with PPG and an assist...Scored for a second consecutive game (2-

0-2) 2/16 @ Bridgeport...Netted third-period GWG, and had an assist and personal pro-best six shots on net, in First-Star performance 2/13 vs. Toronto (3-2 win)...Returned to

action in 3-1 win 1/4 vs. Springfield, after missing previous five games due to injury...Tallied PP-GWG in 3-0 victory vs. Providence 12/19, for his first pro game-winner, before

being injured later in game...Returned to Wolf Pack by NY Rangers 12/1...Made NHL debut for NY Rangers 11/24 vs. Washington, after receiving his first career NHL recall

11/23...Notched his first multiple-point game as a pro 11/17, with 1-1-2 (PPG) in 6-3 win vs. Utica...Lit the lamp for a second straight game (2-0-2) 11/10 vs. Wilkes-

Barre/Scranton...Scored for a second straight game 10/12 vs. Providence, for his first career AHL goal-scoring streak (2-0-2), stretching point-scoring streak to four games (3-1-

4)...Tallied his second goal in three pro games 10/10 @ Binghamton, giving him points in each of season's first three games (2-1-3) and making him Wolf Pack's first multiple

goal-scorer on the year...Registered his first assist as a pro on Ville Meskanen's GWG 10/7, in 3-1 win vs. Laval, giving him his first career pro point- scoring streak (1-1-

2)...Notched his first pro point with Wolf Pack's first goal of the season, and was +2, in his pro debut 10/5, in season-opening 4-2 win vs. Providence...2017- 18: Captained Sault

Ste. Marie club to OHL Finals, leading team in playoff +/- (+10) and finishing fourth in points (22) and assists (15)...Third among Sault Ste. Marie skaters in regular-season points

(69) and goals (33)...Tied for Sault Ste. Marie team lead in SHG, with five, good for a tie for third in OHL...2016-17: Tied for third-most postseason goals (4) on Sault Ste. Marie

(OHL) team…Finished third among Sault Ste. Marie skaters in regular-season goals (31), and had fourth-best +/- on team (+26)...2014-15: Earned First-Team OHL All-Rookie

honors...Transactions: Signed one-year contract with NY Rangers on 8/5/21. Agreed to terms on NHL contract with NY Rangers 3/15/17.

#4

Zach Giuttari, D

Shoots Right. 6-2, 190. Born: Warwick, RI – 4/17/96

Acquired: Signed AHL contract with Wolf Pack 9/20/21

--- Regular Season --- ---- Playoffs ----

Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM

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2015-16 Chilliwack Chiefs BCHL 54 8 10 18 20 19 1 5 6 2

2016-17 Brown University ECAC 25 0 3 3 10

2017-18 Brown University ECAC 31 5 11 16 10

2018-19 Brown University ECAC 34 7 13 20 13

2019-20 Brown University ECAC 31 4 11 15 10

2019-20 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 1 0 0 0 0

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 22 3 3 6 8 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Appeared in 22 AHL games with Wolf Pack in first full professional season. Scored six points (3 g, 3 a). Scored first career AHL goal on 3/2/21 against

Providence Bruins. Scored first career AHL point, an assist, on 2/11/21 at Providence Bruins. Finished with season-high +3 rating on 4/10/21 against Providence Bruins. Score

game-winning goal on 4/10/21 against Providence Bruins...2019-20: Finished NCAA career with senior season at Brown. Appeared in 31 games, scoring 15 points (4 g, 11 a),

while serving as captain. Signed with Wolf Pack at conclusion of NCAA season. Made AHL debut, his only game of 2019-20, on 3/11/20 against Providence Bruins. Registered

first shot on goal in 3-1 loss...2018-19: Scored career-highs in goals (7), assists (13) and points (20) at Brown University as junior. Finished second on the team in scoring and first

amongst defensemen for the Bears...Misc.: Second Team All-Ivy League (2019-20). All-Ivy League Honorable Mention Team (2018-19)…Transactions: Signed one-year AHL

contract with Wolf Pack on 9/20/21. Signed one-year AHL contract with Wolf Pack on 1/25/21. Signed ATO with Wolf Pack on 3/9/20.

#28

Anthony Greco, C

Shoots left. 5-10, 174. Born: Queens, New York – 9/30/93

Acquired: Signed NHL contract with NY Rangers 10/9/20

--- Regular Season --- ---- Playoffs ----

Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM

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2010-11 Waterloo Black Hawks USHL 10 1 1 2 2 -- -- -- -- --

2010-11 Des Moines Buccaneers USHL 32 7 6 13 0 -- -- -- -- --

2011-12 Des Moines Buccaneers USHL 58 22 24 46 19 -- -- -- -- --

2012-13 Ohio State University CCHA 20 5 6 11 2

2013-14 Ohio State University Big-1 33 5 10 15 4

2014-15 Ohio State University Big-1 36 15 8 23 6

2015-16 Ohio State University Big-1 36 12 11 23 4

2015-16 Bridgeport Sound Tigers AHL -- -- -- -- -- 1 0 0 0 0

2016-17 Springfield Thunderbirds AHL 74 16 15 31 41 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 Springfield Thunderbirds AHL 75 29 19 48 26 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Springfield Thunderbirds AHL 75 30 29 59 25 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Florida Panthers NHL 1 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- --

2019-20 Springfield Thunderbirds AHL 37 10 9 19 12

2019-20 Syracuse Crunch AHL 3 0 1 1 0

2019-20 San Jose Barracuda AHL 7 1 3 4 2

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 23 3 11 14 2 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Appeared in 23 games with Wolf Pack in year one of a two-year contract with the Rangers. Finished T-3

rd

on team in assists (11) with Jonny Brodzinski

and Morgan Barron. Scored two assists on 3/27/21 against Bridgeport Islanders and 4/7/21 against Islanders. Registered season-high six shots on 5/4/21 against Islanders...2019-

20: Split season between three AHL teams. Appeared in 37 games with Springfield Thunderbirds, scoring ten goals. Made season debut with Thunderbirds on 10/5/19 against

Islanders. Traded to Tampa Bay Lightning on 2/20/20. Made Syracuse Crunch debut on 2/21/20, scoring his lone point (assist) with the club against Cleveland Monsters. Traded

to San Jose Sharks on 2/24/20 along with first-round pick in exchange for Barclay Goodrow and a 2020 third-round pick. Made San Jose Barracuda debut on 2/26/20 against

Ontario Reign. Scored first point and goal with Barracuda on 2/29/20 against San Diego Gulls...2018-19: Appeared in 75 games with AHL Thunderbirds. Scored career-high 59

points, 30 goals and 29 assists. Scored hat-trick on 11/28/18 against Bridgeport Islanders. Scored multiple goals in back-to-back games on 11/28/18 (3) and 12/1/18 (2, @ Hershey

Bears). Made NHL debut with Florida Panthers on 12/13/18 against Minnesota Wild. Played 9:30 in only NHL appearance...Transactions: Agreed to NHL contract with NY

Rangers 10/9/20. Traded to San Jose Sharks from Tampa Bay Lightning along with 2020 first-round draft pick for 2020 third-round draft pick and F Barclay Goodrow. Traded to

Tampa Bay Lightning from Florida Panthers in exchange for F Danick Martel. Agreed to NHL contract with Florida Panthers 7/15/19. Agreed to NHL contract with Florida

Panthers 11/20/17. Agreed to AHL contract with Springfield Thunderbirds 6/8/17. Agreed to AHL contract with Springfield Thunderbirds 9/1/16. Agreed to ATO with Bridgeport

Islanders 4/20/16.

#25

Libor Hájek, D

Catches left. 6-3, 206. Born: Smrcek, Czech Republic – 2/4/98

Acquired: Traded To NY Rangers by TB Lightning (2/26/18)

--- Regular Season --- ---- Playoffs ----

Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM

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2014-15 Brno Kometa Czech 17 0 1 1 2 7 0 0 0 0

2015-16 Saskatoon Blades WHL 69 3 23 26 76

2016-17 Saskatoon Blades WHL 65 4 22 26 81

2016-17 Syracuse Crunch AHL 8 1 0 1 4

2017-18 Saskatoon Blades WHL 33 8 17 25 26

2017-18 Regina Pats WHL 25 4 10 14 4 4 1 0 1 12

2018-19 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 58 0 5 5 36

2018-19 New York Rangers NHL 5 1 0 1 6

2019-20 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 23 1 2 3 14

2019-20 New York Rangers NHL 28 0 5 5 12

2020-21 Brno Kometa Czech 10 0 2 2 4 -- -- -- -- --

2020-21 New York Rangers NHL 44 2 2 4 10 -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Skated in 44 games w/ NY Rangers (2 g, 2 a). Scored on 3/6/21 @ New Jersey and 4/11/21 @ NY Islanders. Represented Czech Republic at 2021 IIHF World

Championship, playing in eight games (1 g, 2 a). Appeared in ten games w/ HC Kometa Brno in Czech League (Loan) prior to 2020-21 NHL season. Scored two assists in those ten

games…2019-20: Skated in 28 NHL games w/ NY Rangers (0 g, 5 a) and 23 games w/ AHL Hartford (1 g, 2 a). Scored lone goal of the season on 3/1/20 V. Providence. Fired season-

high four shots on 1/24/20 Vs. Bridgeport…2018-19: Tallied first career NHL point with a goal for NY Rangers 3/9 vs. New Jersey (Third Star in 4-2 win), before suffering season-

ending injury later in the game...Had two shots on goal in NHL debut 3/1 vs. Montreal, after earning first career NHL recall from NY Rangers 2/28...Had Wolf Pack team-high (and tied

for game-high) five shots on goal 12/8 @ Hershey...Posted his first point in a Wolf Pack uniform with an assist 10/24 vs. Lehigh Valley...Was +2 in Wolf Pack debut 10/5 (4-2 win in

season opener vs. Providence)...2017-18: Helped lead Regina (WHL) team to Memorial Cup Final (lost 3-0 to Acadie-Bathurst of QMJHL), notching 1-2-3 in five Memorial Cup

GP…Tied for second-most goals among Regina defensemen, and had third-most points and assists among team blueliners (a combined 12-27-39 in 58 GP between Saskatoon and

Regina)...Skated for Czech Republic (as a teammate of fellow NY Ranger prospect Filip Chytil) in World Junior Championship, leading all tournament defensemen in assists and tying

for the lead among blueliners in points (1-7-8 in 7 GP)...2016-17: His first pro point was a goal for Syracuse in 6-1 win @ Binghamton 3/29...Had three shots on goal in pro debut for

Syracuse 3/24 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton...Ranked third among Saskatoon (WHL) defensemen, and tied for fifth overall on team, in assists (22)...Had second-most points (26) and goals

(4) among Saskatoon blueliners...Finished second on Saskatoon club in PIM (81)...2015-16: Led Saskatoon (WHL) defensemen in assists (23) and tied for team lead among blueliners

in points (26)...Topped Saskatoon blueliners, and finished second overall on team, in PIM (76)...Transactions: Acquired by NY Rangers from Tampa Bay, along with Vladislav

Namestnikov, Brett Howden, a 2018 first-round draft pick and a conditional 2019 draft pick, in exchange for Ryan McDonagh and J.T. Miller, 2/26/18...Drafted: 2nd rd. (37th ov.) by

Tampa Bay 2016.

#35

Adam Huska, G

Catches left. 6-4, 218. Born: Zvolen, Slovakia – 5/12/97

Acquired: Drafted in 7th rd. (184th ov.) by NY Rangers 2015

Season Team Lge GP Min GA EN SO GAA W L T Svs Pct

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2014-15 Green Bay Gamblers USHL 6 304 22 0 0 4.34 0 4 1 142 0.866

2015-16 Green Bay Gamblers USHL 37 2138 65 0 4 1.82 26 9 2 880 0.931

2016-17 U. of Connecticut H-East 21 1235 59 0 1 2.87 7 9 4 645 0.916

2017-18 U. of Connecticut H-East 27 1530 66 0 0 2.59 8 16 2 680 0.912

2018-19 U. of Connecticut H-East 21 1203 67 0 1 3.34 5 13 2 578 0.896

2018-19 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 9 505 29 3 0 3.45 1 7 1 232 0.889

2019-20 Maine Mariners ECHL 3 176 6 0 0 2.04 1 2 0 100 0.943

2019-20 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 28 1523 77 7 0 3.03 11 8 6 648 0.894

2020-21 Zvolen HKm Slovak 3 185 7 0 0 2.27 0 0 0 82 0.921

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 13 734 33 1 0 2.70 9 4 0 266 0.890

Career Notes: 2020-21: Appeared in 13 games with Wolf Pack, posting a 9-4-0 record. Made career-high 36 saves on 5/6/21 against Providence Bruins. Won six straight games

from 3/25/21 – 4/15/21. Appeared in three games with Zvolen HKm of Slovak League prior to AHL season commencing in February. 2019-20: Tended goal in 28 games for Wolf

Pack, posting an 11-8-6 record with a .894 save percentage. Won three straight games from 1/4/20 – 1/10/20, his longest streak of the season. Made season-high 35 saves against

Rochester Americans on 10/13/19. Appeared in three games with Wolf Pack’s former ECHL affiliate, the Maine Mariners. 2018-19: Registered his first pro win in 5-3 Wolf Pack

victory @ Utica 3/16 (25 saves)...Made pro debut 3/10 vs. Hershey (25 saves in 5-3 loss)...Signed Amateur Tryout (ATO) agreement with Wolf Pack 3/9/19...Posted second career

UConn shutout 11/2 @ U. Vermont, making 39 saves in 1-0 win...2017-18: Made 33 saves for UConn (H.E.) 3/9 @ Boston University, in 5-4 overtime loss in Game One of

Hockey East Quarterfinal series, in first action since 1/12 @ Merrimack...Earned Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week honors for week ending 12/10, after stopping 54 out

of 57 shots in wins vs. U. Mass-Amherst and Colgate...2016-17: Had 92.1% save percentage in 17 Hockey East games, fourth-best in league...Helped represent Slovakia at World

Junior Championship for second straight year (3 GP, 1-2, 5.00, 87.3)…2015-16: Earned USHL Goaltender of the Year honors...Led USHL goaltenders in GAA (1.82) and save

percentage (93.1)...Member of Slovakian squad at World Junior Championship (5 GP, 1- 4, 3.90, 89.9)...Transactions: Signed NHL contract with NY Rangers 8/3/21. Signed

NHL contract with NY Rangers 3/9/19.

#6

Zac Jones, D

Shoots left. 5-10, 172. Born: Glen Allen, VA – 10/18/00

Acquired: Drafted in 3rd rd. (68th ov.) by NY Rangers

2019

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Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM

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2018-19 Tri-City Storm USHL 56 7 45 52 38 6 0 5 5 2

2019-20 UMass-Amherst H-Eas 32 3 20 23 24

2020-21 UMass-Amherst H-Eas 29 9 15 24 8

2020-21 New York Rangers NHL 10 0 4 4 2

Career Notes: 2020-21: Scored 24 points (9 g, 15 a) in 29 games played with UMass Minutemen (H-East). Finished fourth overall on the team in scoring and tops among

defensemen for the Minutemen. Won NCAA National Championship with Minutemen in 2021. Signed entry-level contract with NY Rangers on 4/13/21. Appeared in ten games

with Rangers, scoring four assists. Made NHL debut on 4/22/21 at Philadelphia. Scored first career point on 4/25/21 vs. Buffalo. Represented United States at 2021 IIHF World

Championship, appearing in ten games and scoring three assists. Helped United States to a Bronze Medal. Was named ‘Top-Three Player’ on Team USA...2019-20: Appeared in

32 games for Minutemen as a freshman, scoring 23 points (3 g, 20 a). Represented United States at the 2020 IIHF U-20 World Junior Championship, scoring two points (1 g, 1 a)

in five games.…2018-19: Appeared in 56 games in final junior season for Tri-City Storm (USHL), scoring 52 points (7 g, 45 a). Finished second on the team in scoring among

defensemen, third on the team in scoring overall. Played in six playoff games for the Storm, scoring five assists…Misc.: Named to Hockey East (NCAA) All-Rookie Team

following 2019-20 season. Named to Hockey East (NCAA) Second All-Star Team, NCAA Tournament All-Tournament Team, NCAA Second All-American Team, and All-

USCHO First Team following 2020-21 season.

#55

Patrick Khodorenko, C

Shoots left. 6-0, 200. Born: Walnut Creek, CA – 10/19/98

Acquired: Signed as free agent by NY Rangers 3/10/20

--- Regular Season --- ---- Playoffs ----

Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM

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2014-15 U.S. National Under-18 Te USHL 1 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- --

2014-15 U.S. National Under-17 Te USHL 34 9 11 20 12 -- -- -- -- --

2015-16 U.S. National Under-18 Te USHL 18 1 2 3 16 -- -- -- -- --

2016-17 Michigan State University Big-1 35 7 11 18 20

2017-18 Michigan State University Big-1 36 13 19 32 35

2018-19 Michigan State University Big-1 36 18 19 37 30

2019-20 Michigan State University Big-1 36 16 17 33 20

2019-20 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 1 0 0 0 0

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 22 3 7 10 4 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Appeared in 22 games with Wolf Pack, scoring ten points (3 g, 7 a). First full professional season. Finished eleventh in team scoring. Had first career

multi-goal game on 4/13/21 @ Bridgeport (2 goals). Had first career multi-assist game (2) on 5/6/21 @ Providence.…2019-20: Appeared in 36 games as a senior for Michigan

State University. Scored 33 points (16 g, 17 a). Led Spartans in scoring by eleven points. Wore “A” as part of Spartans’ leadership group. Signed entry-level contract with NY

Rangers on 3/10/20 following NCAA season. Made AHL debut with Hartford on 3/11/21 Vs. Providence... 2018-19: Appeared in 36 games as a junior at Michigan State. Scored

career-high 37 points (18 g, 19 a). Finished second on Spartans in scoring behind Taro Hirose…Misc.: Won U17 WHC Silver Medal in 2015 with United States. Named Big-Ten

Second Team All-Star following the 2018-19 season. Named to Big-Ten First All-Star Team following 2019-20 season.

#71

Keith Kinkaid, G

Catches left. 6-3, 194. Born: Farmingville, NY. – 7/4/89

Acquired: Signed as free agent by NY Rangers 10/9/20

Season Team Lge GP Min GA EN SO GAA W L T Svs Pct

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2007-08 Des Moines Buccaneers USHL 15 844 48 0 0 3.41 4 9 2 402 0.893

2008-09 St. Louis Bandits NAHL 40 2393 71 0 7 1.78 30 5 4 1014 0.935

2009-10 Union College ECAC 25 1478 61 0 1 2.48 12 8 3 633 0.912

2010-11 Union College ECAC 38 2265 75 0 3 1.99 25 10 3 867 0.920

2011-12 Albany Devils AHL 42 2347 115 3 3 2.94 17 20 3 1079 0.904

2012-13 New Jersey Devils NHL 1 26 1 1 0 2.31 0 0 0 12 0.923

2012-13 Albany Devils AHL 45 2644 120 4 2 2.72 21 17 6 1138 0.905

2013-14 Albany Devils AHL 43 2519 96 1 4 2.29 24 13 5 990 0.912

2014-15 New Jersey Devils NHL 19 925 40 1 0 2.59 6 5 4 429 0.915

2014-15 Albany Devils AHL 13 713 26 0 1 2.19 7 2 3 313 0.923

2015-16 New Jersey Devils NHL 23 1233 58 7 2 2.81 9 9 1 547 0.904

2016-17 New Jersey Devils NHL 26 1485 65 0 1 2.64 8 13 3 713 0.916

2017-18 New Jersey Devils NHL 41 2298 106 0 1 2.77 26 10 3 1108 0.913

2018-19 New Jersey Devils NHL 41 2302 129 0 3 3.36 15 18 6 1059 0.891

2019-20 Montreal Canadiens NHL 6 340 24 0 0 4.24 1 1 3 168 0.875

2019-20 Laval Rocket AHL 13 750 43 3 0 3.44 3 7 3 303 0.876

2019-20 Charlotte Checkers AHL 4 241 9 0 0 2.24 2 1 1 109 0.924

2020-21 New York Rangers NHL 9 486 21 0 1 2.59 3 2 1 184 0.898

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 2 120 2 0 1 1.00 2 0 0 50 0.962

Career Notes: 2020-21: Appeared in nine NHL games with NY Rangers, going 3-2-1 with a 2.59 GAA and .898 save percentage. Played in two games with Wolf Pack, going

2-0-0 with a 1.00 GAA and .962 save percentage. Made Wolf Pack debut on 2/7/21 vs. Bridgeport. Recorded first wolf Pack shutout on 2/11/21 @ Providence (25 saves). Made

Rangers debut in relief on 3/7/21 @ Pittsburgh, playing 42:46. Collected first Ranger win and shutout on 3/13/21 @ Boston (18 saves)...2019-20: Appeared in six NHL games

with Montreal Canadiens, going 1-1-3 with a 4.24 GAA and .876 save percentage. Appeared in 13 AHL games with Laval Rocket (3-7-5, 3.44 GAA, .876 save percentage) and

four games with Charlotte Checkers (2-1-1, 2.24 GAA, .924 save percentage). Made Canadiens debut on 10/9/19 @ Buffalo. Recorded only Canadiens victory on 10/31/19 @

Vegas (31 saves). Made debut with Rocket on 12/6/19 @ Syracuse. Won first game with Rocket on 12/7/19 @ Springfield (23 saves). Maade Checkers debut on 3/1/20 @ Hershey,

making 28 saves and collecting his first win with the club...2018-19: Appeared in 41 games with New Jersey Devils, going 15-18-6 with a 3.36 GAA and .891 save percentage.

Recorded a career-high three shutouts. Traded to Columbus Blue Jackets on 2/25/19 in exchange for a fifth-round pick in 2022 NHL Draft. Did not make an appearance for Blue

Jackets…2017-18: Appeared in 41 games for Devils, going 26-10-3 with 2.77 GAA and .913 save percentage. Led Devils to first Stanley Cup Playoff appearance since 2012.

Appeared in two games for the Devils in the First Round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, going 0-2-0 with a 5.88 GAA and .804 save percentage. Represented United States at the

2018 IIHF World Championship, appearing in nine games with a 6-2-0 record, 2.29 GAA and .912 save percentage. Won Bronze Medal with Team USA...2016-17: Appeared in

26 NHL games with Devils, going 8-13-3. 2015-16: Played first full season in NHL, appearing in 23 games with Devils and posting 9-9-1 record. Represented United States at

2016 IIHF World Championship, posting 1-4-0 record. Misc.: Made NHL debut with Devils on 3/5/13 vs. Tampa Bay in relief (25:45, 12 saves). Made AHL debut with Albany

on 10/9/11 vs. Bridgeport. Recorded first career AHL victory on 10/14/11 vs. Connecticut Whale (now Wolf Pack). Recorded first career AHL shutout with Albany on 11/4/11 vs.

Norfolk. Recorded first NHL victory with Devils on 12/19/14 vs. Tampa Bay (26 saves). Recorded first NHL shutout with Devils on 2/14/16 vs. Los Angeles (28 saves)…Misc.:

Named to ECAC All-Rookie Team (Union College) following 2009-10 season. Named ECAC Goaltender of the Year, ECEC First All-Star Team and NCAA (East) First Team

All-American following 2010-11 season. Signed entry-level contract with Devils from Union College on 4/18/11. Signed two-year contact with NY Rangers as free agent on

10/9/20.

#23

Pierre-Cedric Labrie, RW

Shoots left. 6-3, 234. Born: Baie-Comeau, QC – 6/12/86

Acquired: Signed PTO with Wolf Pack 10/10/21

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2003-04 Coaticook Frontaliers QJAAA 46 13 12 25 96

2003-04 Quebec Remparts QMJHL 1 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- --

2004-05 Coaticook Frontaliers QJAAA 15 3 4 7 59

2005-06 Restigouche Tigers MJAHL 54 43 43 86 153

2005-06 Baie-Comeau Drakkar QMJHL -- -- -- -- -- 4 2 2 4 6

2006-07 Baie-Comeau Drakkar QMJHL 68 35 28 63 113 11 8 6 14 35

2007-08 Manitoba Moose AHL 67 7 11 18 108 3 0 0 0 2

2008-09 Manitoba Moose AHL 63 6 9 15 79 14 0 1 1 37

2009-10 Manitoba Moose AHL 45 5 1 6 69 -- -- -- -- --

2009-10 Peoria Rivermen AHL 16 0 1 1 16 -- -- -- -- --

2010-11 Norfolk Admirals AHL 64 7 19 26 148 6 0 1 1 4

2011-12 Norfolk Admirals AHL 56 14 21 35 107 18 5 4 9 34

2011-12 Tampa Bay Lightning NHL 14 0 2 2 15 -- -- -- -- --

2012-13 Syracuse Crunch AHL 39 11 7 18 83 -- -- -- -- --

2012-13 Tampa Bay Lightning NHL 19 2 1 3 30 -- -- -- -- --

2013-14 Tampa Bay Lightning NHL 13 0 0 0 20 -- -- -- -- --

2013-14 Syracuse Crunch AHL 38 2 4 6 112 -- -- -- -- --

2014-15 Rockford IceHogs AHL 60 9 7 16 113 8 0 1 1 28

2015-16 Rockford IceHogs AHL 66 20 14 34 102 -- -- -- -- --

2016-17 Rockford IceHogs AHL 52 1 7 8 96 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 Milwaukee Admirals AHL 50 5 7 12 57 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 Tucson Roadrunners AHL 8 1 0 1 9 3 0 0 0 0

2018-19 Wichita Thunder ECHL 60 19 28 47 180 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Bakersfield Condors AHL 5 1 1 2 6 -- -- -- -- --

2019-20 Berlin Polar Bears DEL 51 11 9 20 68

2020-21 Berlin Polar Bears DEL 19 2 0 2 8 9 0 1 1 0

Career Notes: 2020-21: Appeared in 19 DEL games with Berlin, scoring two goals and adding eight PIM’s. Added one assist in nine playoff games...2019-20: Appeared in 51

games and scored 20 points (11 g, 9 a) for Berlin. First season spent in Europe. Finished fourth on team with 68 PIM’s...2018-19: Scored career-high 47 points (19 g, 28 a) in 60

games with Wichita Thunder of ECHL. Appeared in five AHL games with Bakersfield Condors, scoring two points (1 g, 1 a). Led Thunder with 180 penalty minutes in 60

games...2017-18: Split season between AHL’s Milwaukee Admirals (50 games) and Tucson Roadrunners (8 games). Wore “A” For Admirals, scoring 12 points (5 g, 7 a) during

his stint. Made Admirals debut on 10/7/17 Iowa. Scored one goal in eight games with Roadrunners. Made Roadrunners debut on 2/28/18 @ Grand Rapids….2016-17: Appeared

in 52 games with Rockford IceHogs, scoring eight points (1 g, 7 a). Scored in season finale on 4/15/17 vs. Iowa. Had season-high 21 PIM’s on 12/21/16 vs. Chicago…2015-16:

Scored AHL career-high 20 goals in 66 games with IceHogs. Finished with 34 points (20 g, 14 a). Scored hat-trick vs. Milwaukee on 3/8/16. Had four multi-goal games (two goals

3X, three goals 1X). Recorded 27 PIM’s on 3/25/16 @ Lake Erie for fighting and instigating, in addition to a misconduct and match penalty…2014-15: Appeared in 60 games

with IceHogs, scoring 16 points (9 g, 7 a). Made IceHogs debut on 10/11/14 vs. Milwaukee. Scored first goal with IceHogs on 11/6/14 @ Iowa. Made IceHogs playoff debut on

4/24/15 @ Texas, scoring an assist…2013-14: Played 38 AHL games with Syracuse Crunch, scoring six points (2 g, 4 a). Appeared in 13 NHL games with Tampa Bay Lightning,

registering 20 PIM’s. Made most recent NHL appearance on 12/14/13 @ New Jersey…2012-13: Played in 39 AHL games and 19 NHL games. Scored first NHL goal on 4/9/13

vs. Ottawa. Misc.: Wore “A” for Rockford IceHogs from 2014-17. Won Calder Cup with Norfolk Admirals in 2012. Scored first career Calder Cup Playoff goal on 4/25/12 @

Manchester. Made NHL debut with Lightning on 1/7/12 @ Montreal. Made AHL debut with Manitoba on 10/11/17 vs. Grand Rapids.

#14

Greg McKegg, LW

Shoots left. 6-0, 192. Born: St. Thomas, ONT – 6/17/92

Acquired: Signed as free agent by NY Rangers 7/28/21

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2008-09 Erie Otters OHL 64 8 10 18 22 5 2 1 3 4

2009-10 Erie Otters OHL 67 37 48 85 32 4 2 1 3 0

2010-11 Erie Otters OHL 66 49 43 92 35 7 4 1 5 12

2010-11 Toronto Marlies AHL 2 1 0 1 0 -- -- -- -- --

2011-12 Erie Otters OHL 35 12 22 34 32 -- -- -- -- --

2011-12 London Knights OHL 30 19 22 41 22 15 4 7 11 2

2012-13 Toronto Marlies AHL 61 8 15 23 22 9 3 3 6 10

2013-14 Toronto Marlies AHL 65 19 28 47 31 14 3 3 6 10

2013-14 Toronto Maple Leafs NHL 1 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- --

2014-15 Toronto Marlies AHL 62 22 15 37 39 5 2 0 2 12

2014-15 Toronto Maple Leafs NHL 3 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- --

2015-16 Portland Pirates AHL 47 10 13 23 22 3 1 0 1 2

2015-16 Florida Panthers NHL 15 2 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 2

2016-17 Florida Panthers NHL 31 3 3 6 11 -- -- -- -- --

2016-17 Springfield Thunderbirds AHL 7 2 2 4 2 -- -- -- -- --

2016-17 Tampa Bay Lightning NHL 15 0 1 1 11 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 Pittsburgh Penguins NHL 26 2 2 4 8 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pen AHL 28 5 7 12 10 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 Charlotte Checkers AHL 19 9 14 23 4 8 1 4 5 2

2018-19 Charlotte Checkers AHL 31 6 17 23 18 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Carolina Hurricanes NHL 41 6 5 11 8 14 2 0 2 4

2019-20 New York Rangers NHL 53 5 4 9 17 3 0 0 0 2

2020-21 Boston Bruins NHL 5 1 0 1 2 -- -- -- -- --

2020-21 Providence Bruins AHL 2 0 2 2 0 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Appeared in two games, scoring two assists, with AHL’s Providence Bruins. Spent portion of season on ‘Taxi Squad’ of Boston Bruins. Skated in five

games with the Bruins, scoring one goal. Made Bruins debut on 2/28/21 @ NY Rangers. Scored lone Bruins (NHL) goal on 3/18/21 @ Buffalo. Made Bruins (AHL) debut on

3/12/21 vs. Hartford, scoring two assists…2019-20: Appeared in 53 games with the Rangers, scoring nine points (5 g, 4 a). Made Rangers debut on 10/12/19 vs. Edmonton. Scored

first goal with Rangers on 11/6/19 vs. Detroit. Registered multi-point game on 3/7/19 vs. New Jersey (1 g, 1 a)...2018-19: Skated in 41 games with Carolina Hurricanes, scoring

eleven points (6 g, 5 a). Also dressed in 31 AHL games with the Charlotte Checkers, scoring 23 points (6 g, 17 a). Appeared in 14 Stanley Cup Playoff games with Hurricanes,

scoring two goals. Made Hurricanes debut on 1/4/19 vs. Columbus. Scored goals in back-to-back Stanley Cup Playoff games on 5/3/19 vs. NY Islanders and 5/9/19 @ Boston.

...2017-18: Skated in 26 NHL games with Pittsburgh Penguins, scoring four points (2 g, 2 a). Made Penguins debut on 10/4/17 vs. St. Louis. Scored first goal with Penguins on

10/14/17 vs. Florida. Skated in 28 games with Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins, scoring 12 points (5 g, 7 a). Made WBS debut on 12/8/17 vs. Charlotte. Traded to Carlina

Hurricanes on 2/26/18 in exchange for F Josh Jooris. Made debut with Checkers on 3/2/18 @ Providence...2016-17: Appeared in 31 games with Florida Panthers, scoring six

points (3 g, 3 a). Also appeared in seven AHL games with Springfield Thunderbirds, scoring four points (2 g, 2 a). Made Thunderbirds debut on 11/25/16 vs. Hershey. Scored

three points (2 g, 1 a) for first goal, assist and points with SPR on 12/16/16 vs. Binghamton. Claimed off waivers by Tampa Bay Lightning on 2/27/17. Made Lightning debut on

3/1/17 vs. Carolina. Played 15 games for Lightning. Drafted: 3rd rd. (62nd ov.) by Toronto 2010...Misc.: Won OHL Championship with Erie Otters in 2009-10. Served as captain

of Otters in 2010-11 and 2011-12 seasons. Made AHL debut with Toronto Marlies on 4/9/11 vs. Rochester. Scored first AHL goal on 4/10/11 vs. Abbotsford. Made NHL debut

on 2/1/14 vs. Ottawa with Toronto Maple Leafs. Scored first NHL goal on 3/29/16 vs. Toronto. Scored in back-to-back games he dressed for on 3/29/16 and 4/5/16 (@ Montreal).

Scored career-high 22 goals and 37 points (22 g, 15 a) during 2014-15 AHL season with Marlies. Finished fourth on the team in overall scoring that season, and second on the

team in goals behind Matt Frattin (26).

#9

Michael O’Leary, LW

Shoots left. 6-1, 195. Born: Halifax, NS – 1/1/98

Acquired: Signed one-year AHL contract with Wolf

Pack 9/23/21

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2015-16 Dubuque Fighting Saints USHL 59 8 19 27 42 12 4 3 7 14

2016-17 Notre Dame H-Eas 37 2 2 4 40

2017-18 Notre Dame Big-1 38 3 6 9 24

2018-19 Notre Dame Big-1 39 6 15 21 18

2019-20 Notre Dame Big-1 37 9 14 23 20

2019-20 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 1 0 0 0 0

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 16 1 2 3 8 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Played first full professional season with Wolf Pack, scoring three points (1 g, 2 a) in 16 games. Scored first career goal and points on 3/18/21 @

Bridgeport. Scored back-to-back assists on 5/1/21 (vs. Providence) and 5/4/21 (vs. Bridgeport)…2019-20: Skated in 37 games with Notre Dame Fighting Irish (NCAA, Big-Ten)

as senior, scoring career-high 23 points (9 g, 14 a). Finished third on Fighting Irish in scoring. Signed with Wolf Pack on 3/10/20. Made AHL debut on 3/11/20 vs. Providence.

2018-19: Scored 21 points (6 g, 15 a) as junior at Notre Dame. Finished seventh on the team in scoring. Helped lead Irish to Big-Ten (NCAA) Championship...2017-18: Scored

nine points (3 g, 6 a) in 38 games played as a sophomore at Notre Dame...2016-17: Appeared in 37 games as freshman with Notre Dame. Registered a career-high 40 PIM’s, tied

for third most on team...Misc.: Played for Team Canada White at 2015 WHC-17, led tournament with 20 PIM’s. Two-time Big-Ten Champion with Notre Dame (2018, 2019).

2017-18 Big-Ten Regular Season Champion with Notre Dame.

#48

Lauri Pajuniemi, RW

Shoots right. 6-0, 183. Born: Tampere, FIN - 9/12/99

Acquired: Drafted in 5th rd. (132nd ov.) by NY Rangers

2018

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2017-18 TPS Turku SM-li 32 2 5 7 4 9 3 1 4 2

2018-19 TPS Turku SM-li 44 5 8 13 20 4 0 0 0 14

2018-19 TuTo Turku Mesti 1 0 0 0 0

2019-20 TPS Turku SM-li 49 26 14 40 10

2020-21 TPS Turku SM-li 48 22 16 38 38 13 4 4 8 8

Career Notes: 2020-21: Appeared in 48 games with TPS Turku (Liiga), scoring 38 points (22 g, 16 a). Finished third on team in overall scoring, second on team in goals. Helped

lead Turku to Liiga Silver Medal. Scored eight points (4 g, 4 a) in 13 playoff games...2019-20: Skated in career-high 49 games in Liiga, scoring career-high 26 goals and 40

points (26 g, 14 a). Tied for overall scoring lead on Turku, and led team in goals. Only player to score 20+ goals for Turku in 2019-20. Appeared in two U20 Playoff games for

Turku program. Skated in three contests for Finnish National Team…2018-19: Played 44 Liiga games and 1 Mestis game (TuTo Turko). Scored 13 points (5 g, 8 a) for TPS

Turko in 44 games. Scored three goals in three games for Finnish U20 Team in International competition…2017-18: Made Liiga debut with TPS Turko. Skated in 32 games,

scoring seven points (2 g, 5 a). Scored ten points (3 g, 7 a) in 14 games at U20 level for TPS Turko. Made first International U20 appearance with Finnish National Team…Misc.:

Signed two-year, entry-level contract with NY Rangers on 4/29/21. Scored two goals in AHL preseason debut on 10/6/21 vs. Providence. Finished 2021 AHL preseason with four

points (3 g, 1 a) in three games. Had four shots in back-to-back preseason games on 10/6/21 (vs. Providence) and 10/8/21 (vs. Bridgeport).

#51

Tarmo Reunanen, D

Shoots left. 6-0, 185. Born: Aanekoski, FIN – 3/1/98

Acquired: Drafted in 4th rd. (98th ov.) by NY Rangers

2016

--- Regular Season --- ---- Playoffs ----

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2016-17 TuTo Turku Mesti 42 0 9 9 54 -- -- -- -- --

2016-17 TPS Turku SM-li 2 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 TPS Turku SM-li 25 0 3 3 0 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 SaPKo Savonlinna Mesti 2 0 2 2 2

2017-18 Lukko Rauma SM-li 8 0 1 1 0 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Lukko Rauma SM-li 58 6 19 25 40 6 1 4 5 2

2019-20 Lukko Rauma SM-li 51 5 14 19 32

2020-21 TuTo Turku Mesti 7 2 7 9 12

2020-21 HPK Hameenlinna SM-li 7 1 1 2 4 -- -- -- -- --

2020-21 New York Rangers NHL 4 0 1 1 0 -- -- -- -- --

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 21 4 13 17 4 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Appeared in 21 games with Wolf Pack in first full professional season in North America. Scored 17 points (4 g, 13 a). Finished fifth on the Wolf Pack

in scoring overall and finished tops among defensemen on the club in 2020-21. Made AHL debut on 2/7/21, scoring his first career goal and assist in a 5-2 victory over Bridgeport.

Scored back-to-back goals on 2/7/21 (vs. Bridgeport) and 2/11/21 (@ Providence). Scored two assists on three occasions, coming on 3/25/21 (@ Providence), 4/7/21 (vs.

Bridgeport) and 4/13/21 (@ Bridgeport). Skated in four games with NY Rangers, recording one assist. Made NHL debut on 3/15/21 vs. Philadelphia, scoring first career assist.

Appeared in 14 games in Finland on loan during delayed start to 2020-21 season, skating in seven games for TuTo Hockey (Mestis) and HPK (Liiga). Named to Atlantic Division

All-Star Team (AHL)..2019-20: Scored 19 points (5 g, 14 a) in 51 Liiga games with Lukko. Finished fourth on the team in scoring among defensemen. Skated in two International

games with Finnish National Team, finishing with a +1 rating...2018-19: Appeared in career-high 58 Liiga games, scoring a career-high 25 points (6 g, 19 a). Led all defensemen

on Lukko in scoring. Appeared in four games with Finnish National Team…Misc.: Named Liiga U20 Rookie of the Month in October, 2014. U20 Liiga Champion in 2014-15.

Agreed to entry-level contract with NY Rangers on 6/5/2019.

#19

Justin Richards, C

Shoots right. 5-11, 190 Born: Orlando, FL – 3/17/98

Acquired: Signed as free agent by NY Rangers 4/2/20

--- Regular Season --- ---- Playoffs ----

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2016-17 Lincoln Stars USHL 59 10 20 30 63 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 U. of Minnesota-Duluth NCHC 44 0 9 9 6

2018-19 U. of Minnesota-Duluth NCHC 42 12 20 32 18

2019-20 U. of Minnesota-Duluth NCHC 34 14 11 25 14

2020-21 New York Rangers NHL 1 0 1 1 0 -- -- -- -- --

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 20 4 7 11 10 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Skated in 20 games with Wolf Pack in first professional season, scoring eleven points (4 g, 7 a). Made AHL debut on 2/7/21 vs. Bridgeport, scoring two

assists in 5-2 victory. Scored first career AHL goal on 3/27/21 vs. Bridgeport. Scored goals in back-to-back games on 4/13/21 (@ Bridgeport) and 4/15/21 (@ Bridgeport). Scored

points in five of six games from 3/27/21 through 4/15/21. Made NHL debut with NY Rangers on 5/8/21 @ Boston, scoring first career NHL point (assist)...2019-20: Scored 25

points (14 g, 11 a) in 34 games as a junior at the University of Minnesota-Duluth. Wore “A” for Bulldogs and finished 5

th

on the team in scoring. Named NCHC Best Defensive

Forward for 2019-20 season...2018-19: Finished second on Bulldogs with 32 points (12 g, 20 a) in 42 games. Named Best Defensive Forward in NCHC. Named NCHC Second

Team All-Star. Won NCAA National Champion with UMD, named to NCAA All-Tournament Team following 2019 Tournament...2017-18: Scored nine assists in 44 games as

freshman for Bulldogs. Won NCAA National Championship…2016-17: Finished sixth on Lincoln Stars (USHL) in scoring with 30 points (10 g, 20 a) in 59 games played…Misc.:

Son of former NHL player and Head Coach Todd Richards, who coached the Minnesota Wild (2009-11) and Columbus Blue Jackets (2011-12 – 2015-16). Won Stanley Cup as

Assistant Coach with Tampa Bay Lightning in 2020, currently an Assistant Coach with the Nashville Predators. Played eight games (1990-91, 1991-92) with NHL’s Hartford

Whalers. Nephew of former AHL D Travis Richards, captain of Grand Rapids Griffins for three seasons (2001-02 – 2003-04)

#24

Matthew Robertson, D

Shoots left. 6-4, 201. Born: Edmonton, AB – 3/9/01

Acquired: Drafted in 2nd rd. (49th ov.) by NY Rangers

2019

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2016-17 Edmonton Oil Kings WHL 7 0 1 1 2 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 Edmonton Oil Kings WHL 67 7 17 24 44 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Edmonton Oil Kings WHL 52 7 26 33 26 16 4 4 8 10

2019-20 Edmonton Oil Kings WHL 60 13 34 47 52

2020-21 Edmonton Oil Kings WHL 22 4 18 22 22

Career Notes: 2020-21 Appeared in 22 WHL games with Edmonton Oil Kings, scoring 22 points (4 g, 18 a). Finished seventh overall in scoring on Oil Kings and first among

defensemen. Wore “A” for third consecutive season for Edmonton. Helped lead Edmonton to a 20-2-0-1 record and Central Division title...2019-20: Skated in a career-high 60

WHL games with Edmonton, scoring a career-high 13 goals, 34 assists and 47 points. Finished fifth on club in scoring and first among defensemen. His 52 PIM’s were good for

third on the club. Led Edmonton to a 42-12-6-4 record and a first place standing in the Central Division at the COVID-19 pause…2018-19: Scored 33 points (7 g, 26 a) in 52

games, his first full season in WHL. Led Edmonton to first Central Division title since 2013-14 season. Scored eight points (4 g, 4 a) in 16 playoff games. Wore “A” for Oil

Kings…2016-17: Made WHL debut with Edmonton, skating in seven games and scoring one assist. Played 29 games for Sherwood Park (Alberta) King U18 AAA, scoring 16

points (5 g, 11 a)…Misc.: Named to WHL Second All-Star Team (East) in 2019-20. Won Hlinka Memorial Tournament Gold Medal with Team Canada in 2019. Named to 2019

CHL Top Prospects Game. Scored the most points (6) at the 2018 U17 WHC. Signed entry-level contract with NY Rangers on 10/8/19. Scored one assist in preseason debut with

Wolf Pack on 10/8/21 vs. Bridgeport.

#7

Ty Ronning, RW

Shoots right. 5-9, 178. Born: Scottsdale, AZ – 10/20/97

Acquired: Drafted by NY Rangers 7th rd. (201st ov.) 2016

--- Regular Season --- ---- Playoffs ----

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2013-14 Vancouver Giants WHL 56 9 11 20 4 2 0 0 0 0

2014-15 Vancouver Giants WHL 24 1 1 2 8 -- -- -- -- --

2015-16 Vancouver Giants WHL 67 31 28 59 18 -- -- -- -- --

2016-17 Vancouver Giants WHL 68 25 28 53 35 -- -- -- -- --

2016-17 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 12 2 3 5 6 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 Vancouver Giants WHL 70 61 23 84 47 7 1 6 7 2

2017-18 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 3 0 0 0 2 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 23 4 1 5 10 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Maine Mariners ECHL 25 12 10 22 8 -- -- -- -- --

2019-20 Maine Mariners ECHL 28 11 13 24 20

2019-20 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 23 1 2 3 8

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 18 10 8 18 4 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 202-21: Scored career-high ten goals and 18 points (10 g, 8 a) at AHL level with Wolf Pack. Scored two goals on three occasions, 3/18/21 (@ Bridgeport), 4/2/21

(@ Bridgeport), and 4/10/21 (vs. Providence). Had seven-game point streak (5 g, 7 a) from 3/25/21 through 4/15/21. Finished third on Wolf Pack in scoring…2019-20: Appeared

in 23 games with Wolf Pack, scoring three points (1 g, 2 a). Scored lone goal of AHL season on 2/28/21 @ Binghamton. Scored 24 points (11 g, 13 a) in 28 games with Maine

Mariners of ECHL. Finished seventh overall in scoring for Mariners…2018-19: Reassigned to Maine (ECHL) 4/4...Scored for a second straight game 2/23 (Second Star in 3-2

overtime loss vs. Providence), for his first career AHL goal-scoring streak (2-0-2)...Named game's Third Star 2/22 vs. Springfield (goal in 3-2 win), his first AHL game since

November 14...Reassigned by NY Rangers to Wolf Pack from Maine 2/13…Struck for 3-2-5 in ECHL debut 11/24 vs. Manchester (First Star in 6-4 Maine win), after being

reassigned from Wolf Pack 11/19...Posted his first AHL point of season with a goal in 4-3 win @ Belleville 10/19....2017-18: Put five shots on net (tied for game high) in 2-1

overtime win vs. Binghamton 4/13...Had three shots on goal in pro season debut with Wolf Pack 4/8/ vs. Springfield, after signing ATO 4/7...Set Vancouver (WHL) franchise

single-season goals record, with 61, good for second in WHL, and also led Vancouver skaters in points (84)…Earned WHL Humanitarian of the Year, and West Second-Team All-

Star, honors…Had 11-game goal-scoring streak (14-5-19), 10/28-11/22...2016-17: Had two assists 4/12 @ Albany, for his first multiple-point game as a pro...Tallied his first pro

goal, and tied for game high with five shots, in 4-3 win vs. Bridgeport 3/25, giving him points in both of his first two pro games (1-1-2)...Had an assist in pro debut for Wolf

Pack 3/24 vs. Providence...Top point (53) and goal-scorer (25) on Vancouver (WHL) squad...2015-16: Led Vancouver (WHL) club in points (59), goals (31), PPG (8) and GWG

(5)…Transactions: Signed Amateur Tryout (ATO) agreement with Wolf Pack 4/7/18...Signed ATO with Wolf Pack 3/22/17...Personal: Father Cliff Ronning played 1,137 career

NHL games from 1986-87 through 2003-04, with St. Louis, Vancouver, Phoenix, Nashville, Los Angeles, Minnesota and NY Islanders.

#21

Austin Rueschhoff, C

Shoots right. 6-7, 229. Born: Wentzville, MO – 9/7/97

Acquired: Signed as free agent by NY Rangers 3/20/20

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2014-15 Minnesota Wilderness NAHL 2 0 0 0 0

2014-15 Janesville Jets NAHL 2 0 1 1 0

2014-15 Omaha Lancers USHL 2 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- --

2014-15 Minnesota Magicians NAHL 22 5 1 6 8

2015-16 Austin Bruins NAHL 52 19 12 31 49 9 3 2 5 10

2016-17 Dubuque Fighting Saints USHL 57 17 10 27 87 8 4 1 5 8

2017-18 Western Michigan Universi NCHC 33 10 7 17 34

2018-19 Western Michigan Universi NCHC 36 13 14 27 48

2019-20 Western Michigan Universi NCHC 36 12 14 26 24

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 23 4 4 8 18 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Appeared in 23 games as rookie for Wolf Pack, scoring eight points (4 g, 4 a). Made professional debut on 2/7/21 vs. Bridgeport, scoring first career point

(assist). Scored first career goal on 2/17/21 @ Bridgeport. Scored goals in back-to-back games on 3/27/21 (vs. Bridgeport) and 4/2/21 (@ Bridgeport)…2019-20: Skated in 36

games as junior at Western Michigan University, scoring 26 points (12 g, 14 a). Finished third on Broncos in scoring. Signed entry-level contract with NY Rangers on

3/20/20...2018-19: Scored career-high 13 goals and 27 points (13 g, 14 a) in 36 games for Broncos. Finished fourth on the team in scoring. 48 PIM’s good for third on the team.

...2017-18: Appeared in 33 games as freshman for Broncos. Scored ten goals and seven assists for 17 points. Made NCAA debut on 10/6/17 vs. Ferris State. Scored first career

goal on 10/20/17 @ Michigan State. Scored two goals that night for his first NCAA multi-goal and multi-point (2 g, 1 a) game. Had season-high seven shots on 10/20/17...2016-

17: Skated in 57 games in lone USHL season with Dubuque Fighting Saints, scoring 27 points (17 g, 10 a). Appeared in eight playoff games with five points (4 g, 1 a)...Misc.:

Skated in 2015 ECEL 18U All-Star Game for ‘Team Mario Lemieux’.

#49

Braden Schneider, D

Shoots right. 6-2, 210. Born: Prince Albert, SK. – 9/20/01

Acquired: Drafted by NY Rangers 1st rd. (19th ov.) 2020

--- Regular Season --- ---- Playoffs ----

Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2016-17 Brandon Wheat Kings WHL 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 1 0

2017-18 Brandon Wheat Kings WHL 66 1 21 22 16 11 0 6 6 4

2018-19 Brandon Wheat Kings WHL 58 8 16 24 26 -- -- -- -- --

2019-20 Brandon Wheat Kings WHL 60 7 35 42 42

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 2 0 1 1 0 -- -- -- -- --

2020-21 Brandon Wheat Kings WHL 22 5 22 27 12

Career Notes: 2020-21: Completed WHL career by playing 22 games with Brandon Wheat Kings, scoring 27 points (5 g, 22 a). Finished fifth on Wheat Kings in scoring, and

tops among defensemen. Finished T-2

nd

on team in assists with Ridly Greig. Represented Canada at the IIHF U20 World Junior Championship, scoring three points (1 g, 2 a) in

six games. Helped lead Canada to a Silver Medal. Also represented Canada at the 2021 IIHF World Championship, scoring one assist in nine games, and helping Canada win a

gold medal. Signed entry-level deal with NY Rangers on 3/4/21. Made AHL debut with Wolf Pack on 2/7/21 vs. Bridgeport. Scored first career professional point, assist, on

2/11/21 @ Providence...2019-20: Scored career-high 42 points (7 g, 35 a) in 60 games with Brandon (WHL). Led all defenders in points on Wheat Kings. Finished fifth on Wheat

Kings in scoring…2018-19: Scored career-high eight goals for Wheat Kings in 58 games. Appeared in seven games with Team Canada at the World Junior U18 Championships,

scoring three points (2 g, 1 a)..2017-18: Skated in 66 games as a WHL rookie, scoring 22 points (1 g, 21 a). Also appeared in eleven playoff games while collecting six assists....

Misc.: Awarded Bill Hunter Trophy as the WHL’s Top Defensemen following the 2020-21 season. Named WHL East First Team All-Star following 2019-20 season. Named to

CHL Top Prospects Game during 2019-20 season. Won Hlinka Memorial Tournament Gold Medal during 2018-19 season. Named Top-Three Player on Team Canada during

2019 U18 WJC...

#20

Hunter Skinner, D

Shoots right. 6-2, 187. Born: Pinckney, MI – 4/29/01

Acquired: Drafted in 4th rd. (112th ov.) by NY Rangers 2019

--- Regular Season --- ---- Playoffs ----

Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2017-18 Muskegon Lumberjacks USHL 31 0 0 0 4 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Muskegon Lumberjacks USHL 24 3 8 11 18 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Lincoln Stars USHL 28 2 11 13 63 -- -- -- -- --

2019-20 London Knights OHL 62 6 26 32 51

2020-21 Utah Grizzlies ECHL 26 7 10 17 19 -- -- -- -- --

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 10 1 1 2 4 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Appeared in 26 games with ECHL’s Utah Grizzlies and ten AHL games with the Wolf Pack as a rookie pro. Scored 17 points (7 g, 10 a) with Grizzlies

and two points (1 g, 1 a) with Wolf Pack. Made AHL debut on 4/2/21 @ Bridgeport. Scored his first career AHL point, an assist, in the 5-2 victory. Scored first career AHL goal

on 4/7/21 vs. Bridgeport. Fired a career-high three shots on three occasions, 4/7/21 (vs. Bridgeport), 4/10/21 (vs. Providence) and 4/27/21 (@ Bridgeport)...2019-20: Skated in 62

games with London Knights of OHL, scoring 32 points (6 g, 26 a). Finished ninth overall on Knights in scoring, third among defensemen. Finished fifth on Knights in PIM’s with

51...2018-19: Split season in USHL with Muskegon Lumberjacks (24 GP) and Lincoln Stars (28 GP). Scored eleven points with each team (3 g, 8 a with Muskegon, 2 g, 9 a with

Lincoln)...2017-18: Played first USHL junior season with Muskegon, skating in 31 games...Misc.: Represented Team USA at the 2021 IIHF World Junior Championship, appearing

in one game. Won Gold Medal with Team USA at 2021 IIHF World Junior Championship (U20)...Transactions: Signed NHL entry-level contract with NY Rangers on 3/29/21.

#3

Jeff Taylor, D

Shoots left. 6-0, 185. Born: Clifton Park, NY – 4/13/94

Acquired: Signed AHL contract with Wolf Pack 7/12/19

--- Regular Season --- ---- Playoffs ----

Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2012-13 Dubuque Fighting Saints USHL 57 5 22 27 16 11 0 5 5 4

2013-14 Union College ECAC 41 3 13 16 18

2014-15 Union College ECAC 34 4 27 31 28

2015-16 Union College ECAC 36 2 10 12 37

2016-17 Union College ECAC 38 9 24 33 24

2016-17 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pen AHL 6 0 0 0 0 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pen AHL 14 0 1 1 8 -- -- -- -- --

2017-18 Wheeling Nailers ECHL 28 4 15 19 26 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pen AHL 42 2 6 8 33 -- -- -- -- --

2018-19 Wheeling Nailers ECHL 1 0 1 1 0 -- -- -- -- --

2019-20 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 10 0 4 4 4

2019-20 Maine Mariners ECHL 23 2 6 8 18

2020-21 Jacksonville Icemen ECHL 4 0 1 1 4 -- -- -- -- --

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 6 0 0 0 2 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Skated in six games with the Wolf Pack. Made season debut on 2/27/21 vs. Providence. Registered a shot in five of six appearances with Wolf Pack.

Skated in four games with ECHL’s Jacksonville Icemen, scoring one assist…2019-20: Appeared in ten AHL games with Wolf Pack and 23 ECHL games with Maine Mariners.

Made season debut with Wolf Pack on 11/1/19 @ Laval. Scored first point with Wolf Pack, an assist, on 11/2/19 @ Belleville. Scored points in three straight games from 11/2/19

– 11/30/19 (three assists). Scored eight points (2 g, 6 a) in 23 games with Mariners…2018-19: Tallied first career AHL goal for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 12/8, in 3-1 win vs.

Bridgeport (First Star)…2017-18: Notched his first career AHL point with an assist for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in AHL season debut 12/29 vs. Wolf Pack (5-1 win)...Tied for

third-most goals (4) among Wheeling (ECHL) defensemen, and had second-best +/- (+5) among team blueliners...2016-17: Made pro debut for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 3/31 @

Springfield, after signing Amateur Tryout (ATO) agreement 3/27...Earned Second-Team ECAC All-Star honors...Finished second among ECAC defensemen in points and tied for

second in goals and assists...Led Union College (ECAC) defensemen in points (33), assists (24) and +/- (+15), and tied for team lead among blueliners in goals (9)...Tied for fourth

overall on Union team in +/--, ranked fifth in points and assists and tied for fifth in goals...2015-16: Had second-most points (12) and assists (10) among Union College (ECAC)

defensemen...Led Union blueliners, and finished second overall on team, in PIM (37)...2014-15: Led ECAC defensemen in points (31) and assists (27), earning Third-Team All-

Star nod...Finished fourth overall in league in assists...Topped Union College defensemen in points, goals (4) and assists, and finished second overall on team in assists and third

in points...2013-14: Won NCAA championship with Union College (ECAC), notching third-most points (16), goals (3) and assists (13) among team defensemen...Drafted: 7th

rd. (203rd ov.) by Pittsburgh 2014….Transactions: Signed entry-level contract with Pittsburgh Penguins on 3/27/17. Signed AHL contract with Wolf Pack on 8/20/19. Agreed

to ECHL contract with Jacksonville Icemen on 12/9/20. Signed AHL contract with Wolf Pack on 10/17/21.

#33

Tyler Wall, G

Catches right. 6-3, 214. Born: Leamington, ON – 1/14/98

Acquired: Drafted in 6th rd. (174th ov.) by NY Rangers

2016

Season Team Lge GP Min GA EN SO GAA W L T Svs Pct

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2016-17 UMass-Lowell H-East 37 2095 72 0 2 2.06 26 10 1 808 0.918

2017-18 UMass-Lowell H-East 12 603 40 0 1 3.98 3 9 0 262 0.868

2018-19 UMass-Lowell H-East 22 1265 44 0 4 2.09 11 7 3 515 0.921

2019-20 UMass-Lowell H-East 32 1939 68 0 2 2.10 18 8 6 924 0.931

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 10 502 30 2 0 3.58 3 4 1 193 0.865

Career Notes: 2020-21: Played first professional season with Wolf Pack, appearing in ten games, and going 3-4-1 with a 3.58 GAA and .865 sv%. Made AHL debut on 2/17/21

@ Bridgeport. Collected first AHL win on 3/8/21 @ Providence, making a career-high 38 saves. Won two of final three outings in 2020-21 (4/7/21 vs. Bridgeport and 4/27/21 @

Bridgeport)...2019-20: Won 18 games (18-8-6) for UMass-Lowell (NCAA, H-East). Posted career-high .931 save percentage as a senior. Named Hockey East Third-Team All-

Star following the 2019-20 season. Finished with 5

th

best GAA in Hockey East (2.10) and second-best save percentage…2018-19: Finished with a 2.09 GAA in 22 games with

UMass-Lowell. Named to Hockey East All-Tournament Team after back stopping UML to Hockey East Championship. Finished third in Hockey East in GAA.…2017-18:

Appeared in 12 games for UMass-Lowell…2016-17: Appeared in 37 games as a freshman for UMass-Lowell. Posted a career-high 26 victories (26-10-1), along with a career-

best 2.06 GAA and a .918 save percentage. Finished with best GAA, fourth best save percentage and highest winning percentage (.716%) in Hockey East….Transactions: Signed

entry-level contract with NY Rangers on 5/8/20…Misc.: Named to Hockey East All-Tournament Team following 2017 Tournament. Hockey East Champion in 2017. Named

Third Team All-Star (Hockey East) following 2019-20 season. OHA Top Prospect Award recipient (2016).

#8

Alex Whelan, RW

Shoots right. 6-0, 212. Born: Ramsey, NJ – 7/20/97

Acquired: Signed AHL contract with Hartford 3/25/20

--- Regular Season --- ---- Playoffs ----

Season Team Lge GP G A Pts PIM GP G A Pts PIM

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2015-16 Jersey Hitmen USPHL 44 18 35 53 22 7 4 1 5 0

2016-17 Quinnipiac University ECAC 36 6 4 10 10

2017-18 Quinnipiac University ECAC 38 16 3 19 4

2018-19 Quinnipiac University ECAC 38 13 12 25 14

2019-20 Quinnipiac University ECAC 29 13 11 24 10

2020-21 Hartford Wolf Pack AHL 10 2 1 3 2 -- -- -- -- --

Career Notes: 2020-21: Played first professional season with Wolf Pack, appearing in ten games, while scoring three points (2 g, 1 a). Made AHL debut on 2/17/21 @ Bridgeport.

Scored first AHL goal on 2/27/21 Vs. Providence. Recorded first career PIM’s on 4/2/21 @ Bridgeport, taking a slashing penalty in the third period...2019-20: Scored 24 points

(13 g, 11 a) as senior at Quinnipiac. Wore “A” as part of Bobcats leadership group. Finished third on Bobcats in overall scoring and second on the club in goals.…2018-19: Scored

NCAA career-high 25 points (13 g, 12 a) as a junior. Finished fifth on Bobcats in overall scoring. Finished fourth on the club in goals (13).…2017-18: Scored NCAA career-high

16 goals as a sophomore. Led Bobcats in goals…2016-17: Skated in 36 games as a freshman with the Bobcats, scoring ten points (6 g, 4 a). Made NCAA debut on 10/19/16 Vs.

UConn. Scored first NCAA goal on 1/7/17 @ Dartmouth…Misc.: Won USPHL Tier-3 Premier League Championship with Jersey Hitmen in 2015-16. Won USPHL 18U

Championship and was named to USPHL 18U All-Star Game during 2014-15 season.

HARTFORD WOLF PACK 2020-21 STATISTICS

No.

PLAYER

POS

GP

G

A

PTS

+/-

PIM

PP

PPA

SHG

SHA

GW

FG

IG

OT

UA

EN

SOG

SOA

SGW

SO%

SH

SH%

47

* Morgan Barron

F

21

10

11

21

8

20

6

3

0

1

2

1

0

0.0

57

17.5

26

Tim Gettinger

LW

23

9

10

19

2

20

6

2

0

4

1

0

1

0

0.0

49

18.4

7

Ty Ronning

RW

18

10

8

18

2

4

3

4

0

2

1

2

0

0.0

39

25.6

22

Jonny Brodzinski

RW

14

6

11

17

4

8

0

5

0

2

1

0

1

0

0.0

36

16.7

51

Tarmo Reunanen

D

21

4

13

17

-2

4

2

5

0

2

0

1

0

0.0

33

12.1

15

Paul Thompson

RW

24

6

9

15

-1

40

2

3

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

0.0

38

15.8

24

Darren Raddysh

D

24

2

13

15

1

12

2

7

0

1

0

0.0

46

4.3

28

Anthony Greco

RW

23

3

11

14

-12

2

6

0

1

0

2

0

0.0

66

4.5

13

Patrick Newell

RW

24

5

8

13

0

6

0

3

0

1

2

1

0

1

0

0.0

39

12.8

18

* Justin Richards

C

20

4

7

11

3

10

0

2

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

0.0

24

16.7

55

* Patrick Khodorenko

C

22

3

7

10

1

4

0

1

0

2

1

0

0.0

34

8.8

21

* Austin Rueschhoff

F

23

4

8

-6

18

2

0

1

0

0.0

43

9.3

4

* Zach Giuttari

D

22

3

6

4

8

0

1

0

1

0

0.0

33

9.1

44

Mason Geertsen

D

20

3

2

5

1

43

0

1

0

0.0

24

12.5

17

* James Sanchez

C

8

2

3

5

-5

2

1

3

0

1

0

0.0

9

22.2

10

* Will Cuylle

LW

18

2

3

5

-4

35

0

0.0

16

12.5

8

* Alex Whelan

RW

10

2

1

3

-1

2

0

1

0

0.0

19

10.5

9

* Mike O'Leary

LW

16

1

2

3

-2

8

0

0.0

17

5.9

23

Patrick Sieloff

D

22

1

2

3

0

37

0

0.0

32

3.1

5

Vincent LoVerde

D

23

1

2

3

0

16

0

0.0

18

5.6

20

* Hunter Skinner

D

10

1

2

-3

4

0

0.0

19

5.3

2

*x Braden Schneider

D

2

0

1

2

0

0.0

2

0.0

37

Gabriel Fontaine

LW

4

0

1

0

0.0

5

0.0

35

Adam Huska

G

13

0

1

0

0.0

0

0.0

2

x Anthony Bitetto

D

2

0

0.0

1

0.0

1

*x Dylan Garand

G

2

0

0.0

0

0.0

30

x Keith Kinkaid

G

2

0

0.0

0

0.0

16

Ryan Dmowski

LW

5

0

-1

2

0

0.0

9

0.0

3

Jeff Taylor

D

6

0

-3

2

0

0.0

5

0.0

14

x Brandon Crawley

D

7

0

-1

6

0

0.0

3

0.0

33

* Tyler Wall

G

10

0

0.0

0

0.0

BENCH

24

0

2

0.0

0

TOTALS

24

82

134

216

-12

315

26

46

3

14

9

3

4

0

0.0

716

11.5

No.

GOALIE

GP

MINS

W

L

OT

SO

EN

GA

GAA

SOGP

SOW

SOL

SOGA

SOA

SO%

SA

SVS

SV%

30

x Keith Kinkaid

2

119:49

2

0

1

0

2

1.00

0

0.000

52

50

0.962

35

Adam Huska

13

734:06

9

4

0

1

33

2.70

0

0.000

299

266

0.890

33

* Tyler Wall

10

502:09

3

4

1

0

2

30

3.58

0

0.000

223

193

0.865

1

*x Dylan Garand

2

81:30

0

1

0

1

5

3.68

0

0.000

31

26

0.839

Empty Net

11:05

4

Totals

24

1448:39

14

9

1

4

74

3.06

0

0.000

609

535

0.878

* indicates rookie, X – Inactive to end season

2020-21 HARTFORD WOLF PACK SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

#

Date

Opponent

Result

Record

GW Goal

Goaltenders

SF

SA

PP

PK

1.

Feb. 7

Bridgeport

5-2

W

1-0-0-0

Newell

Kinkiad-Skarek

26

27

1-4

2-2

2.

Feb. 11

@ Providence

4-0

W

2-0-0-0

Khodorenko

Kinkaid-Vladar

24

25

1-3

2-2

3.

Feb. 17

@ Bridgeport

3-5

L

2-1-0-0

Bardreau

Wall/Skarek

32

18

0-3

5-5

4.

Feb. 21

Providence

2-5

L

2-2-0-0

Lyle

Wall/Swayman

36

26

0-3

2-2

5.

Feb. 27

Providence

2-4

L

2-3-0-0

Lauko

Huska/Swayman

29

32

0-1

1-2

6.

Mar. 2

Providence

2-4

L

2-4-0-0

Asselin

Garand/Vladar

30

22

1-6

3-5

7.

Mar. 8

@Providence*

4-3

W

3-4-0-0

Barron

WallVladar

24

40

0-5

8-9

8.

Mar. 12

@Providence

2-5

L

3-5-0-0

Kuhlman

Wall/Swayman

28

24

1-4

3-5

9.

Mar. 18

@ Bridgeport*

3-4

OTL

3-5-1-0

Koivula

Wall/Appleby

23

30

0-2

4-5

10.

Mar. 20

Providence

1-6

L

3-6-1-0

Voyer

Wall/Keyser

28

30

0-2

1-2

11.

Mar. 25

@ Providence

4-2

W

4-6-1-0

Barron

Huska/Swayman

31

25

2-4

3-4

12.

Mar. 27

Bridgeport

5-2

W

5-6-1-0

Richards

Huska/Skarek

37

22

2-6

2-2

13.

Apr. 2

@ Bridgeport

5-2

W

6-6-1-0

Rueschhoff

Huska/Schneider

27

20

4-5

4-6

14.

Apr. 7

Bridgeport

7-2

W

7-6-1-0

Gettinger

Wall/Skarek

34

22

3-6

3-3

15.

Apr. 10

Providence

6-1

W

8-6-1-0

Giuttari

Huska/Keyser

37

23

3-5

3-3

16.

Apr. 13

@ Bridgeport

5-4

W

9-6-1-0

Khodorenko

Wall/Skarek

24

23

0-1

3-3

17.

Apr. 15

@ Bridgeport

4-2

W

10-6-1-0

Gettinger

Huska/Appleby

25

17

2-4

4-4

18.

Apr. 17

Bridgeport

0-4

L

10-7-1-0

Durandeau

Huska/Appleby

22

20

0-3

5-7

19.

Apr. 22

@ Providence

3-1

W

11-7-1-0

Ronning

Huska/Vladar

34

22

1-4

3-4

20.

Apr. 24

Bridgeport

3-4

L

11-8-1-0

Carpenter

Huska/Appleby

33

25

1-6

4-5

21.

Apr. 27

@ Bridgeport

3-2* W

12-8-1-0

Gettinger Wall/Skarek

38

27

2-6

1-1

22.

May 1

Providence

3-2*

W

13-8-1-0

Newell

Huska/Vladar

32

28

0-4

5-6

23.

May 4

Bridgeport

4-3

W

14-8-1-0

Gettinger

Huska/Appleby

28

19

2-4

1-2

24.

May 6

@ Providence

3-6

L

14-9-1-0

Steen

Huska/Vladar

34

42

0-5

5-5

* - Overtime

2021-22 HARTFORD WOLF PACK SCHEDULE

#

Date

Opponent

Result/

Time

Record

Standings

GW Goal

Goaltenders

SF

SA

PP

PK

Att.

1.

Oct. 15

Bridgeport

W

2-1

1-0-0-0

1

Barron

Kinkaid/Skarek

18

31

0-1

0-5

4,119

2.

Oct. 16

@ Springfield

L

1-2

1-1-0-0

T-1

Peca

Huska/Hofer

26

42

1-7

5-7

6,793

3.

Oct. 17

Providence

W (SO)

4-3

2-1-0-0

4

Gettinger

Kinkaid/Keyser

23

31

1-4

2-3

1,584

4.

Oct. 22

@ Wilkes-Barre/Scr.

OTL

2-1

2-1-1-0

6

Bjorkqvist

Kinkaid/Lindberg

31

27

0-4

4-4

3,411

5.

Oct. 23

@ Lehigh Valley

W

3-1

3-1-1-0

4

Brodzinski

Huska/Sandstrom

41

22

0-4

3-3

7,514

6.

Oct. 29

Wilkes-Barre/Scr.

W (SO)

3-2

4-1-1-0

3

Gettinger

Kinkaid/Domingue

38

28

1-4

1-1

2,525

7.

Oct. 30

Charlotte

L

2-3

4-2-1-0

4

Wilson

Huska/Bibeau

23

24

0-1

3-3

2,309

8.

Oct. 31

@ Bridgeport

W

5-1

5-2-1-0

4

Skinner

Kinkaid/Schneider

35

42

1-2

3-3

1,680

9.

Nov. 5

Bridgeport

W

7-4

6-2-1-0

2

Gettinger

Kinkaid/Skarek - Schneider

28

0-3

0-2

2,699

10.

Nov. 6

Wilkes-Barre/Scr.

W

4-3

7-2-1-0

2

Pajuniemi

Wall/Domingue

33

30

1-4

7-7

4,105

11.

Nov. 7

@ Bridgeport

L

2-3

7-3-1-0

2

MacLean

Kinkaid/Skarek

28

32

0-2

2-2

2,464

12.

Nov. 12

@ Springfield

7:05 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

13.

Nov. 13

@Providence

7:05 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

14.

Nov. 17

Bridgeport

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

15.

Nov. 19

@ Providence

7:05 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

16.

Nov. 20

Hershey

7:30 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

17.

Nov. 26

Springfield

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

18.

Nov. 27

@ Springfield

2:05 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

19.

Dec. 1

Springfield

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

20.

Dec. 3

@ Providence

7:05 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

21.

Dec. 4

Utica

7:30 pm n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD TBD

0

22.

Dec. 8

Belleville

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

23.

Dec. 10

Lehigh Valley

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

24.

Dec. 12

@ Lehigh Valley

3:05 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

25.

Dec. 17

Lehigh Valley

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

26.

Dec. 18

@ Springfield

7:05 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

27.

Dec. 19

Springfield

3:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

28.

Dec. 22

Bridgeport

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

29.

Dec. 29

@ Bridgeport

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

30.

Dec. 31

Providence

3:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

31.

Jan. 2

Rochester

3:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

32.

Jan. 7

@ Rochester

7:05 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

33.

Jan. 8

@ Utica

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

34.

Jan. 12

Charlotte

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

35.

Jan. 14

@ Providence

7:05 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

36.

Jan. 15

Laval

7:30 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

37.

Jan. 19

Toronto

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

38.

Jan. 22

@ Hershey

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

39.

Jan. 23

@ Hershey

3:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

40.

Jan. 28

Providence

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

41.

Jan. 29

Lehigh Valley

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

42.

Feb. 2

@ Hershey

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

43.

Feb. 4

@ Springfield

7:05 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

44.

Feb. 11

Springfield

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

45.

Feb. 12

Rochester

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

46.

Feb. 19

Providence

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

47.

Feb. 20

@ Bridgeport

3:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

48.

Feb. 25

@ Springfield

7:05 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

49.

Feb. 26

Providence

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

50.

Feb. 27

@ Providence

3:05 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

51.

Mar. 5

Hershey

7:30 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

52.

Mar. 6

Bridgeport

3:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

53.

Mar. 12

@ Lehigh Valey

7:05 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

54.

Mar. 13

@ Wilkes-Barre/Scr.

3:05 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

55.

Mar. 16

@ Syracuse

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

56.

Mar. 18

@ Laval

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

57.

Mar. 19

@ Belleville

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

58.

Mar. 23

Springfield

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

59.

Mar. 25

Springfield

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

60.

Mar. 26

Hershey

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

61.

Mar. 30

@ Wilkes-Barre/Scr.

7:05 pm n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD TBD

0

62.

Apr. 1

Belleville

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

63.

Apr. 2

Syracuse

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

64.

Apr. 7

@ Charlotte

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

65.

Apr. 8

@ Charlotte

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

66.

Apr. 10

@ Charlotte

1:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

67.

Apr. 13

@ Belleville

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

68.

Apr. 15

@ Toronto

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

69.

Apr. 16

@ Rochester

7:05 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

70.

Apr. 22

Charlotte

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

71.

Apr. 23

@ Bridgeport

7:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

72.

Apr. 24

Wilkes-Barre/Scr.

3:00 pm

n/a

0-0-0-0

T-1

TBD

0

HARTFORD WOLF PACK 2021-22 STATISTICS

No.

PLAYER

POS

GP

G

A

PTS

+/-

PIM

PP

PPA

SHG

SHA

GW

FG

IG

OT

UA

EN

SOG

SOA

SGW

SO%

SH

SH%

22

Jonny Brodzinski

RW

11

3

8

11

5

8

0

1

0

2

0

0.0

25

12.0

28

Anthony Greco

RW

11

3

7

10

3

2

0

3

0

1

0

0.0

42

7.1

26

Tim Gettinger

LW

11

5

4

9

7

14

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

2

100.0

31

16.1

11

Tanner Fritz

RW

11

3

4

7

0

4

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

0.0

11

27.3

27

Morgan Barron

C

8

3

2

5

2

0

1

0

1

0

0.0

18

16.7

51

Tarmo Reunanen

D

9

1

4

5

4

2

0

1

0

0.0

10

10.0

6

* Zac Jones

D

11

0

5

0

6

0

3

0

2

0

0.0

22

0.0

48

* Lauri Pajuniemi

RW

11

3

1

4

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

0.0

25

12.0

7

Ty Ronning

RW

11

3

1

4

3

2

0

2

0

1

0

0.0

27

11.1

23

P.C. Labrie

LW

10

1

3

4

1

7

0

0.0

11

9.1

55

* Patrick Khodorenko

C

10

0

3

4

11

0

1

0

0.0

13

0.0

49

* Braden Schneider

D

11

0

3

6

2

0

2

0

0.0

8

0.0

96

* Cristiano DiGiacinto

LW

6

2

0

2

1

6

0

1

0

0.0

5

40.0

2

Anthony Bitetto

D

9

2

0

2

-2

14

0

1

0

1

0

0.0

11

18.2

8

Alex Whelan

RW

8

1

2

0

1

0

0.0

19

5.3

4

* Zach Giuttari

D

6

0

2

4

0

0.0

8

0.0

21

* Austin Rueschhoff

F

5

1

0

1

-1

15

1

0

0.0

2

50.0

20

* Hunter Skinner

D

8

1

0

1

5

6

0

1

0

0.0

7

14.3

19

* Justin Richards

C

10

0

1

-5

4

0

0.0

9

0.0

24

* Matthew Robertson

D

11

0

1

-1

8

0

1

0

0.0

13

0.0

3

Jeff Taylor

D

1

0

0.0

2

0.0

33

* Tyler Wall

G

1

0

0.0

0

0.0

35

Adam Huska

G

3

0

0.0

0

0.0

71

Keith Kinkaid

G

7

0

0.0

0

0.0

9

* Mike O'Leary

LW

9

0

-1

5

0

0.0

6

0.0

BENCH

11

2

0.0

2

TOTALS

11

34

50

82

35

120

5

10

2

3

5

3

0

4

2

10

2

20.0

327

9.8

No.

GOALIE

GP

MINS

W

L

OT

SO

EN

GA

GAA

SOGP

SOW

SOL

SOGA

SOA

SO%

SA

SVS

SV%

35

Adam Huska

3

177:47

1

2

0

6

2.02

0

0.000

88

82

0.932

71

Keith Kinkaid

7

430:52

5

1

0

16

2.23

2

0

10

1.000

219

203

0.927

33

* Tyler Wall

1

60:00

1

0

3

3.00

0

0.000

30

27

0.900

Empty Net

4:02

0

Totals

11

672:41

7

3

1

0

25

2.23

2

0

10

1.000

337

312

0.926

x - inactive, * - rookie

HARTFORD WOLF PACK 2021-22 TRANSASTIONS

Player Transaction Date

G François Brassard Recalled from Loan from Jacksonville (ECHL) 11/10/21

G Tyler Wall Reassigned to Jacksonville (ECHL) by NY Rangers (NHL) 11/10/21

D Jeff Taylor Loaned to Jacksonville Icemen (ECHL) 11/10/21

D Libor Hajek Assigned by NY Rangers (NHL, Conditioning) 11/8/21

F Greg McKegg Assigned by NY Rangers (NHL) 11/6/21

F Morgan Barron Assigned by NY Rangers (NHL) 10/25/21

F Alex Whelan Recalled from Jacksonville (ECHL) 10/18/21

F Morgan Barron Recalled by NY Rangers (NHL) 10/17/21

F Morgan Barron Assigned by NY Rangers (NHL) 10/15/21

F Greg McKegg Recalled by NY Rangers (NHL) 10/15/21

F P.C. Labrie Signed to PTO 10/14/21

Hartford Wolf Pack Pronunciation Guide

Forwards:

#8 Alex Whelan: Way-lin

#21 Austin Rueschhoff: ROO-shh-off

#23 P.C. Labrie: LA-brie

#26 Tim Gettinger: Get-in-jer

#48 Lauri Pajuniemi: Lore-ee PAH-u-niemi

#55 Patrick Khodorenko: co-dor-en-co

#96 Cristiano DiGiacinto: DE-ja-sin-OH

Defensemen:

#4 Zach Giuttari: JAH-tar-ee

#25 Libor Hajek: LEE-boar HI-yek

#51 Tarmo Reunanen: TAR-moe ray-you-nah-nin

Goaltenders:

#35 Adam Huska: huss-KA

#40 François Brassard: fran-s-WAH Brass-are-d

Streaks And Miscellaneous Items:

Streaks:

F Tanner Fritz: 4-game point streak (3-3-6)

F Lauri Pajuniemi: 2-game goal scoring streak (2 g)

D Braden Schneider: 2-game point streak (0-2-2)

Shorthanded Goals:

10/17 Vs. Providence: Jonny Brodzinski (1) ; Assist: Braden Schneider

11/6 Vs. Wilkes/Barre-Scranton: Tim Gettinger (5) ; Assists: Braden Schneider, Jonny Brodzinski

Shorthanded Goals Allowed:

10/23 @ Lehigh Valley: Max Willman (1) ; Assist: Morgan Frost

Shutouts:

None

Multi-Goal Games:

11/5 Vs. Bridgeport: Ty Ronning (2) & Tim Gettinger (2)

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records

Team Records, Single Season

MOST VICTORIES:

50 2004-05, 2007-08.

MOST HOME VICTORIES:

30 2004-05.

MOST ROAD VICTORIES:

25 2006-07, 2007-08.

FEWEST VICTORIES:

24 2016-17.

FEWEST HOME VICTORIES:

13 2016-17.

FEWEST ROAD VICTORIES:

11 2016-17.

MOST LOSSES:

52 2016-17.

MOST REGULATION LOSSES:

46 2016-17.

MOST HOME LOSSES:

25 2016-17.

MOST HOME REGULATION LOSSES:

23 2016-17.

MOST ROAD LOSSES:

27 2016-17.

MOST ROAD REGULATION LOSSES:

23 2016-17.

FEWEST LOSSES:

24 1999-2000, 2003-04.

FEWEST REGULATION LOSSES:

20 2007-08.

FEWEST HOME LOSSES:

10 1997-98, 2003-04, 2004-05.

FEWEST HOME REGULATION LOSSES:

8 2004-05, 2014-15.

FEWEST ROAD LOSSES:

11 1999-2000.

FEWEST ROAD REGULATION LOSSES:

9 2007-08.

MOST TIES:

12 1997-98, 2002-03, 2003-04.

MOST HOME TIES:

8 1997-98.

MOST ROAD TIES:

7 1999-2000.

FEWEST TIES:

5 1998-99.

FEWEST HOME TIES:

0 1999-2000.

Ryan McGill

Pierre Sevigny

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

FEWEST ROAD TIES:

3 1998-99.

MOST POINTS:

110 2007-08 (50w-20l-2otl-8sol).

MOST HOME POINTS:

62 2004-05 (30w-8l-1otl-1sol).

MOST ROAD POINTS:

56 2007-08 (25w-9l-1otl-5sol).

FEWEST POINTS:

54 2016-17 (24w-46l-4otl-2sol).

FEWEST HOME POINTS:

28 2016-17 (13w-23l-2otl-0sol).

FEWEST ROAD POINTS:

26 2016-17 (11w-23l-2otl-2sol).

MOST GOALS:

292 2005-06.

FEWEST GOALS:

194 2016-17.

MOST ASSISTS:

490 2005-06.

FEWEST ASSISTS:

325 2016-17.

MOST SCORING POINTS:

778 2005-06 (292g, 490a).

FEWEST SCORING POINTS:

516 2016-17 (194g, 325a).

MOST GOALS AGAINST:

280 2016-17.

FEWEST GOALS AGAINST:

153 2003-04.

MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS:

95 2005-06.

FEWEST POWER-PLAY GOALS:

32 2015-16.

MOST POWER-PLAY OPPORTUNITIES:

495 2005-06.

FEWEST POWER-PLAY OPPORTUNITIES:

264 2015-16 (76-game season).

HIGHEST POWER-PLAY EFFICIENCY:

21.0 2007-08 (79 goals in 376 opportunities).

LOWEST POWER-PLAY EFFICIENCY:

12.1 2015-16 (32 goals in 264 opportunities).

HIGHEST HOME POWER-PLAY EFFICIENCY:

21.2 2000-01 (46 goals in 217 opportunities).

LOWEST HOME POWER-PLAY EFFICIENCY:

12.4 2015-16 (17 goals in 137 opportunities).

HIGHEST ROAD POWER-PLAY EFFICIENCY:

23.2 2007-08 (43 goals in 185 opportunities).

Craig Weller

Dan Girardi

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

LOWEST ROAD POWER-PLAY EFFICIENCY:

10.4 2003-04 (16 goals in 154 opportunities).

MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS AGAINST:

86 2005-06.

FEWEST POWER-PLAY GOALS AGAINST:

41 2015-16 (76-game season).

50 2003-04, 2004-05 (80-game season).

MOST PENALTY-KILLING OPPORTUNITIES:

512 2005-06.

FEWEST PENALTY-KILLING OPPORTUNITIES:

251 2015-16 (76-game season).

HIGHEST PENALTY-KILLING EFFICIENCY:

89.1 2004-05 (50 goals allowed in 458 opportunities).

LOWEST PENALTY-KILLING EFFICIENCY:

77.9 2016-17 (68 goals allowed in 307 opportunities).

HIGHEST HOME PENALTY-KILLING EFFICIENCY:

91.4 2004-05 (19 goals allowed in 221 opportunities).

LOWEST HOME PENALTY-KILLING EFFICIENCY:

79.1 2010-11 (40 goals allowed in 191 opportunities).

HIGHEST ROAD PENALTY-KILLING EFFICIENCY:

86.9 2004-05 (31 goals allowed in 237 opportunities).

LOWEST ROAD PENALTY-KILLING EFFICIENCY:

76.4 2009-10 (46 goals allowed in 195 opportunities).

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS:

22 2005-06.

FEWEST SHORTHANDED GOALS:

4 2011-12.

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS AGAINST:

16 2002-03.

FEWEST SHORTHANDED GOALS AGAINST:

3 2011-12 (76-game season).

MOST PENALTY MINUTES:

2586 2004-05.

FEWEST PENALTY MINUTES:

754 2015-16 (76-game season).

Tim Erixon

MOST 20-GOAL SCORERS:

6 1998-99. Derek Armstrong (29), Brad Smyth (25), Vladimir Vorobiev (24), Ken Gernander (23), Christian Dube (21), Daniel Goneau (20).

2005-06. Alexandre Giroux (36), Nigel Dawes (35), Brad Smyth (34), Dwight Helminen (32), Jarkko Immonen (30), Colby Genoway (26).

MOST 30-GOAL SCORERS:

5 2005-06. Alexandre Giroux (36), Nigel Dawes (35), Brad Smyth (34), Dwight Helminen (32), Jarkko Immonen (30).

MOST HAT TRICKS:

9 2002-03. John Tripp (4), Nils Ekman (2), Jamie Lundmark, Rico Fata, Dixon Ward.

FEWEST HAT TRICKS:

0 2000-01, 2003-04, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2017-18.

MOST PLAYERS USED:

55 2017-18

MOST SHUTOUTS:

17 2003-04.

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

MOST HOME SHUTOUTS:

8 2003-04.

MOST ROAD SHUTOUTS:

9 2003-04.

MOST TIMES SHUT OUT:

9 2003-04, 2012-13.

MOST TIMES SHUT OUT AT HOME:

5 2012-13.

MOST TIMES SHUT OUT ON ROAD:

5 2003-04, 2004-05.

LARGEST HOME ATTENDANCE:

288,859 1998-99.

Team Streaks

LONGEST WINNING STREAK:

9 October 16 – November 7, 2004. Ended with a 4-1 loss vs. Hershey on November 10.

LONGEST HOME WINNING STREAK:

12 November 20, 2019 - February 12, 2020. Ended with a 2-1 loss vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on February 12.

LONGEST ROAD WINNING STREAK:

8 December 29, 2006 – January 20, 2007. Ended with a 4-2 loss at Providence on February 7.

LONGEST WINNING STREAK AGAINST A SINGLE OPPONENT:

13 Albany, April 15, 2005 – March 27, 2009. Ended with a 2-1 home shootout loss December 13, 2009.

Adirondack/Lehigh Valley, January 17, 2014 – February 26, 2016. Ended with a 2-1 home loss February 28, 2016.

LONGEST LOSING STREAK:

11 January 2-January 28, 2012 (0w-6l-3otl-2sol). Ended with a 3-2 home win vs. Albany February 3.

LONGEST HOME LOSING STREAK:

7 October 10 – November 3, 2010 (0w-5l-2otl-0sol). Ended with a 7-1 win vs. Bridgeport on November 7.

LONGEST HOME LOSING STREAK IN REGULATION:

6 January 27 – February 19, 2010. Ended with a 4-2 win vs. Worcester February 20.

LONGEST ROAD LOSING STREAK:

14 February 18, 2017-end of 2016-17 season. (0w-13l-1otl-0sol).

LONGEST ROAD LOSING STREAK IN REGULATION:

8 March 18, 2017-end of 2016-17 season.

LONGEST LOSING STREAK AGAINST A SINGLE OPPONENT:

10 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, February 12, 2016-October 21, 2017 (0w-9l-0otl-1sol). Ended with 7-3 home win December 15, 2017.

LONGEST UNBEATEN STREAK:

9 February 6 - February 23, 2002 (6-0-3). Ended with a 3-2 (OT) loss at Lowell on February 24.

October 16 – November 7, 2004 (9-0-0). Ended with a 4-1 loss vs. Hershey on November 10.

LONGEST HOME UNBEATEN STREAK:

12 November 20, 2019 - February 12, 2020. Ended with a 2-1 loss vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on February 12.

LONGEST ROAD UNBEATEN STREAK:

8 February 20 - March 31, 2000 (7-0-1). Ended with a 3-2 loss at Rochester on April 7.

December 29, 2006 – January 20, 2007 (8-0-0). Ended with a 4-2 loss at Providence February 7.

LONGEST UNBEATEN STREAK AGAINST A SINGLE OPPONENT:

13 Albany, April 15, 2005 – March 27, 2009 (13-0-0). Ended with a 2-1 home shootout loss December 13, 2009.

Adirondack/Lehigh Valley, January 17, 2014 – February 26, 2016. Ended with a 2-1 home loss February 28, 2016.

LONGEST WINLESS STREAK:

11 January 2-January 28, 2012 (0w-6l-3otl-2sol). Ended with a 3-2 home win vs. Albany February 3.

LONGEST HOME WINLESS STREAK:

7 October 10 – November 3, 2010 (0w-5l-2otl-0sol). Ended with a 7-1 win vs. Bridgeport on November 7.

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

LONGEST ROAD WINLESS STREAK:

14 February 18, 2017-end of 2016-17 season. (0w-13l-1otl-0sol).

LONGEST WINLESS STREAK AGAINST A SINGLE OPPONENT:

10 Lowell, January 7, 2001 - January 3, 2003 (0w-4l-3otl-3t). Ended with a 4-1 win at Lowell on March 29, 2003.

Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, February 12, 2016-October 21, 2017 (0w-9l-0otl-1sol). Ended with 7-3 home win December 15, 2017.

LONGEST STREAK, AT LEAST ONE POINT:

19 February 6 - March 15, 2002 (12w-0l-2otl-5t). Ended with a 4-1 loss at Springfield on March 16.

LONGEST STREAK, AT LEAST ONE POINT, HOME:

12 January 29-March 10, 2002 (7w-0l-4t-1otl). Ended with a 6-4 loss vs. Bridgeport on March 22.

November 20, 2019 - February 12, 2020. Ended with a 2-1 loss vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on February 12.

LONGEST STREAK, AT LEAST ONE POINT, ROAD:

8 February 20 - March 31, 2000 (7-0-1). Ended with a 3-2 loss at Rochester on April 7.

February 6-March 15, 2002 (6w-0l-1t-1otl). Ended with a 4-1 loss at Springfield on March 16.

March 2, 2003-end of 2002-03 season (2w-0l-2t-4otl).

November 25-December 23, 2005 (5w-0l-1otl-2sol). Ended with a 5-0 loss at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton December 28.

December 29, 2006 – January 20, 2007 (8-0-0). Ended with a 4-2 loss at Providence February 7.

LONGEST STREAK, AT LEAST ONE POINT, AGAINST A SINGLE OPPONENT:

14 Albany, April 15, 2005 – December 13, 2009 (13w-0l-0otl-1sol). Ended with a 3-1 loss at Albany January 9, 2010.

MOST CONSECUTIVE REGULATION LOSSES:

6 November 1 – November 13, 2015. Ended with a 7-6 overtime loss vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on November 15.

MOST CONSECUTIVE TIES:

3 October 8 - October 10, 1999. Ended with a 6-3 win at Syracuse on October 15.

MOST CONSECUTIVE OVERTIME GAMES:

4 March 10 - March 18, 2001 (2-1-1).

January 9 – January 16, 2015 (3-1-0).

December 1 – December 9, 2017 (2-0-1-1).

January 19 – January 26, 2018 (4-0-0-0).

MOST CONSECUTIVE SHOOTOUTS:

3 October 9 – October 15, 2011 (1-2).

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES NOT SHUT OUT:

73 December 23, 2000 - December 2, 2001. Ended with a 3-0 loss at Houston on December 7 (Derek Gustafson).

51 October 18, 2008 - February 14, 2009.

MOST CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES NOT SHUT OUT:

111 November 13, 1999 - March 24, 2002. Ended with a 1-0 loss vs. Manitoba on March 29 (Alfie Michaud).

40 Entire 2005-06 season.

Entire 2007-08 season.

MOST CONSECUTIVE ROAD GAMES NOT SHUT OUT:

65 March 7, 2009 – December 15, 2010. Ended with 5-0 loss at Syracuse on December 19 (J.P. Levasseur).

40 Entire 2009-10 season.

LONGEST SHUTOUT STREAK:

227:57 November 27 – December 5, 2004. Hartford shut out Wilkes-Barre/Scranton for the final 4:22 on November 27 at Hartford, Providence for 60:00 on

November 28 at Hartford, Lowell for 65:00 on December 3 at Hartford, Worcester for 60:00 on December 4 at Worcester, and Manchester for the first

38:35 on December 5 at Manchester.

LONGEST STREAK WITHOUT SCORING:

212:48 November 1 – November 11, 2015. Hartford was shut out for the final 22:13 on November 1 vs. Rochester, for 60:00 on November 4 vs. Toronto, for

60:00 on November 7 vs. Albany, for 60:00 on November 8 at Bridgeport, and for 10:35 on November 11 at Portland before scoring at 10:36 of the

first period.

MOST CONSECUTIVE GOALS SCORED:

12 March 19 - March 29, 2000. Hartford scored the final two goals on Mar. 19 at Portland, all four goals on Mar. 24 at Philadelphia, all four goals on

Mar. 25 vs. Worcester, and the first two goals on Mar. 29 vs. Providence.

MOST CONSECUTIVE GOALS SCORED, ONE GAME:

10 March 29, 2008 vs. Springfield. Hartford scored the last 10 goals in a 10-1 win.

MOST CONSECUTIVE GOALS ALLOWED:

13 December 27 – December 31, 2003. Hartford allowed the final two goals on December 27 vs. Bridgeport, all four goals on December 28 at

Manchester, all four goals on December 30 at Worcester and the first three goals on December 31 vs. Springfield.

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GOALS ALLOWED, ONE GAME:

8 October 22, 2000 at Worcester. Hartford allowed the first eight goals in an 8-2 loss.

MOST GOALS SCORED, TWO CONSECUTIVE GAMES:

14 March 3 - March 4, 2001. Won 8-4 vs. Springfield and 6-4 at Springfield.

December 15 - December 18, 2002. Lost 7-4 at Providence and won 10-6 vs. Utah.

March 31 - April 1, 2006. Won 9-3 at Springfield and 5-3 vs. Springfield.

March 29 – March 30, 2008. Won 10-1 vs. Springfield and 4-3 in a shootout at Bridgeport.

MOST GOALS ALLOWED, TWO CONSECUTIVE GAMES:

14 January 1 - January 2, 2000. Lost 7-2 at Springfield and 7-5 vs. Portland.

December 6 – December 11, 2009. Lost 9-2 at Hershey and 5-2 vs. Portland.

February 15 – February 17, 2010. Lost 7-4 at Portland and 7-3 vs. Norfolk.

March 5 – March 10, 2017. Lost 6-3 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton and 8-1 at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.

MOST GOALS SCORED, THREE CONSECUTIVE GAMES:

21 March 26 – March 29, 2008. Won 8-2 at Lowell, 3-2 vs. Worcester and 10-1 vs. Springfield.

MOST GOALS ALLOWED, THREE CONSECUTIVE GAMES:

20 December 4 – December 6, 2009. Lost 7-1 at Manchester, 4-1 at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton and 9-2 at Hershey.

February 12 – February 15, 2010. Lost 7-1 at Providence, 6-4 vs. Bridgeport and 7-4 at Portland.

February 13 – February 17, 2010. Lost 6-4 vs. Bridgeport, 7-4 at Portland and 7-3 vs. Norfolk.

MOST GOALS SCORED, FOUR CONSECUTIVE GAMES:

25 March 26 – March 30, 2008. Won 8-2 at Lowell, 3-2 vs. Worcester, 10-1 vs. Springfield and 4-3 (SO) at Bridgeport.

MOST GOALS ALLOWED, FOUR CONSECUTIVE GAMES:

27 February 12 – February 17, 2010. Lost 7-1 at Providence, 6-4 vs. Bridgeport, 7-4 at Portland and 7-3 vs. Norfolk

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A POWER-PLAY GOAL:

10 January 1 – January 22, 2005. Hartford scored 16 goals in 57 opportunities (28.1%) during the streak.

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES ALLOWING A POWER-PLAY GOAL:

15 February 19 - March 22, 2006. Opponents scored 25 goals in 97 opportunities (25.8%) during the streak.

October 11 – November 19, 2008. Opponents scored 20 goals in 96 opportunities (20.8%) during the streak.

MOST CONSECUTIVE UNSUCCESSFUL POWER-PLAY OPPORTUNITIES:

32 December 14, 2014 – January 3, 2015. Hartford was unsuccessful on their last three power plays on December 14 at Bridgeport, 0-for-6 on December

19 vs. Syracuse, 0-for-4 on December 20 vs. Lehigh Valley, 0-for-5 on December 26 vs. Springfield, 0-for-2 on December 27 vs. Portland, 0-for-3 on

December 31 at Portland, 0-for-6 on January 2 vs. St. John’s, and was unsuccessful on their first three power plays January 3 vs. St. John’s.

MOST CONSECUTIVE SUCCESSFUL PENALTY KILLS:

36 November 28 - December 17, 1997. Hartford was 5-for-5 on November 28 at Rochester, 7-for-7 on December 3 vs. Springfield, 6-for-6 on December

5 at Springfield, 5-for-5 on December 6 vs. Philadelphia, 5-for-5 on December 10 vs. New Haven, 5-for-5 on December 13 vs. Providence, and

successful on their first three opportunities on December 17 vs. Springfield.

February 6 - February 25, 2004. Hartford killed its last two penalties on February 6 at Providence, was 7-for-7 on February 7 at Springfield, 5-for-5 on

February 13 vs. Philadelphia, 2-for-2 on February 14 vs. San Antonio, 8-for-8 on February 18 at Springfield, 5-for-5 on February 20 vs. Bridgeport and

5-for-5 on February 21 vs. Worcester, and killed its first two penalties on February 25 vs. Bridgeport.

November 20 – December 5, 2004. Hartford killed its last three penalties on November 20 at Springfield, was 5-for-5 on November 24 at Wilkes-

Barre/Scranton, 5-for-5 on November 26 at Bridgeport, 3-for-3 on November 27 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, 5-for-5 on November 28 vs. Providence,

6-for-6 on December 3 vs. Lowell and 6-for-6 on December 4 at Worcester, and killed its first three penalties on December 5 at Manchester.

Team Records, Single Game

MOST GOALS:

10 December 18, 2002 vs. Utah (10-6 win).

March 29, 2008 vs. Springfield (10-1 win).

MOST GOALS ALLOWED:

10 November 4, 2012 vs. Springfield (10-2 loss).

MOST GOALS, BOTH TEAMS:

16 December 18, 2002 vs. Utah (10-6 win).

MOST ASSISTS:

18 March 29, 2008 vs. Springfield (10-1 win).

MOST ASSISTS ALLOWED:

18 February 9, 2011 at Toronto (9-2 loss).

Alexandre Giroux

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

as assessed 138).

MOST ASSISTS, BOTH TEAMS:

26 October 25, 2002 at Manchester (Hartford had 11 assists, Manchester had 15).

MOST POINTS:

28 March 29, 2008 vs. Springfield (10g, 18a).

MOST POINTS ALLOWED:

27 February 9, 2011 at Toronto (9-2 loss, 9g, 18a).

MOST POINTS, BOTH TEAMS:

41 October 25, 2002 at Manchester (Hartford had 7g, 11a; Manchester had 8g, 15a).

December 18, 2002 vs. Utah (Hartford had 10g, 13a; Utah had 6g, 12a).

MOST SHOTS ON GOAL:

Tot: 62 March 15, 2000 at Albany (2-1 OT win).

Reg: 60 January 5, 2007 vs. Manchester (3-2 OT loss).

MOST SHOTS ON GOAL ALLOWED:

Tot/Reg: 53 October 29, 2005 vs. Bridgeport (3-2 win).

MOST SHOTS ON GOAL, BOTH TEAMS:

Tot: 97 December 16, 2001 vs. St. John's (4-4 tie - Hartford took 53 shots, St. John's took 44).

Reg: 89 December 16, 2001 vs. St. John's (4-4 tie - Hartford took 48 shots, St. John's took 41).

February 24, 2006 vs. Springfield (4-3 win - Hartford took 58 shots, Springfield took 31).

FEWEST SHOTS ON GOAL:

12 February 17, 2015 at Portland (3-2 loss).

FEWEST SHOTS ON GOAL ALLOWED:

13 March 7, 2008 at Houston (1-0 loss).

November 19, 2010 at Springfield (5-2 win).

March 15, 2015 at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (5-2 win).

FEWEST SHOTS ON GOAL, BOTH TEAMS:

36 March 7, 2008 at Houston (1-0 loss – Hartford took 23 shots, Houston took 13).

MOST PENALTY MINUTES:

166 February 4, 2005 at Providence (3-0 loss).

MOST PENALTY MINUTES BY OPPONENT:

138 February 4, 2005 at Providence (3-0 loss).

Brodie Dupont

MOST PENALTY MINUTES, BOTH TEAMS:

304 February 4, 2005 at Providence (3-0 loss - Hartford was assessed 166 penalty minutes, Providence w

FEWEST PENALTY MINUTES:

2 February 26, 2000 vs. St. John’s (4-2 loss).

April 17, 2005 vs. Springfield (3-1 loss).

February 18, 2007 at Providence (4-1 win).

December 30, 2007 at Manchester (5-2 win).

April 6, 2008 vs. Lowell (3-2 win).

March 6, 2010 at Hamilton (3-2 shootout loss).

March 25, 2011 vs. Charlotte (3-2 shootout win).

April 10, 2011 vs. Norfolk (6-3 loss).

December 8, 2012 at Manchester (9-2 loss).

October 31, 2015 vs. Providence (2-1 overtime win).

December 27, 2015 at Rochester (1-0 win).

January 3, 2016 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (3-2 loss).

January 8, 2016 vs. Springfield (3-2 loss).

January 24, 2016 vs. Portland (4-1 win).

February 6, 2016 at Albany (3-0 loss).

February 24, 2016 vs. Portland (1-0 loss).

April 16, 2016 at St. John’s (2-1 loss).

January 5, 2019 vs. Lehigh Valley (3-1 win).

February 5, 2019 vs. Bridgeport (3-2 shootout loss).

November 8, 2019 vs. Hershey (2-1 win).

January 8, 2020 at Hershey (2-1 win).

January 18, 2020 vs. Hershey (5-4 OTL).

January 25, 2020 Vs. Lehigh Valley (4-2 win).

FEWEST PENALTY MINUTES BY OPPONENT:

0 February 6, 2011 vs. Portland (3-2 loss).

January 10, 2016 vs. Albany (4-3 overtime win).

Marek Hrivik

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

FEWEST PENALTY MINUTES, BOTH TEAMS:

4 November 6, 2009 at Providence (5-3 win – both teams were assessed two penalty minutes).

March 6, 2010 at Hamilton (3-2 shootout loss – both teams were assessed two penalty minutes).

January 8, 2016 vs. Springfield (3-2 loss – both teams were assessed two penalty minutes).

January 10, 2016 vs. Albany (4-3 overtime win – Hartford was assessed four penalty minutes, Albany none).

January 5, 2019 vs. Lehigh Valley (3-1 win – both teams were assessed two penalty minutes).

January 18, 2020 vs. Hershey (5-4 overtime loss – two PIM’s per team)_

January 25, 2020 vs. Lehigh Valley (4-2 win – two PIM’s per team)_

MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS:

5 November 11, 2006 vs. San Antonio (9-3 win).

February 8, 2008 at Providence (7-5 win).

December 3, 2011 at Springfield (6-3 win).

MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS ALLOWED:

5 Nov 20, 2005 at Portland (5-3 loss).

MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, BOTH TEAMS:

7 October 7, 2000 vs. Providence (9-4 loss - Hartford scored three power-play goals, Providence scored four).

February 25, 2006 vs. Albany (5-4 win - Hartford scored three power-play goals, Albany scored four).

February 26, 2006 at Lowell (6-5 overtime win - Hartford scored four power-play goals, Lowell scored three).

February 8, 2008 at Providence (7-5 win - Hartford scored five power-play goals, Providence scored two).

MOST POWER-PLAY OPPORTUNITIES:

13 December 5, 1997 at Springfield (3-1 win - Hartford scored one goal in 13 chances).

November 11, 2006 vs. San Antonio (9-3 win – Hartford scored five goals in 13 chances).

MOST TIMES SHORTHANDED:

14 March 6, 1999 vs. Philadelphia (5-3 loss - Philadelphia scored three goals in 14 chances).

MOST POWER-PLAY OPPORTUNITIES, BOTH TEAMS:

22 October 20, 2006 at Bridgeport (2-1 shootout win - Hartford was 1-for-12, Bridgeport was 0-for-10).

FEWEST POWER-PLAY OPPORTUNITIES:

0 November 17, 2007 at Lowell (3-2 win).

February 6, 2011 vs. Portland (3-2 loss).

March 8, 2013 at Binghamton (3-0 loss).

January 10, 2016 vs. Albany (4-3 overtime win).

November 16, 2016 vs. Springfield (3-2 shootout win).

FEWEST TIMES SHORTHANDED:

0 March 5, 2005 at San Antonio (2-0 win).

December 15, 2017 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (7-3 win)

FEWEST POWER-PLAY OPPORTUNITIES, BOTH TEAMS:

1 March 5, 2005 at San Antonio (2-0 win - Hartford was 0-for-1, San Antonio was 0-for-0).

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS:

3 April 3, 2009 at Providence (6-0 win).

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS ALLOWED:

2 April 1, 1998 vs. Albany (5-2 loss). same penalty

April 9, 1999 at Providence (5-4 loss).

October 22, 2000 at Worcester (8-2 loss). same penalty

November 13, 2005 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (5-4 loss).

October 27, 2006 at Norfolk (3-1 loss).

March 17, 2007 at Springfield (5-2 loss).

December 6, 2009 at Hershey (9-2 loss).

October 20, 2012 at Norfolk (6-3 loss).

April 13, 2013 at Adirondack (4-3 overtime loss).

October 17, 2018 at Laval (5-2 loss).

February 8, 2019 vs. Syracuse (6-0 loss). same penalty

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS, BOTH TEAMS:

3 October 26, 2000 vs. Kentucky (3-1 win – Hartford scored two shorthanded goals, Kentucky scored one).

November 23, 2002 vs. Springfield (9-4 win - Hartford scored two shorthanded goals, Springfield scored one).

December 18, 2002 vs. Utah (10-6 win - Hartford scored two shorthanded goals, Utah scored one).

April 3, 2009 at Providence (6-0 win – Hartford scored three shorthanded goals).

December 6, 2009 at Hershey (9-2 loss – Hershey scored two shorthanded goals, Hartford scored one).

MOST SPECIAL-TEAMS GOALS:

5 November 11, 2006 vs. San Antonio (9-3 win – Hartford scored five power-play goals).

February 8, 2008 at Providence (7-5 win - Hartford scored five power-play goals).

October 10, 2009 vs. Springfield (7-3 win – Hartford scored four power-play goals and one shorthanded goal).

Mike Mottau

Mike York

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

MOST SPECIAL-TEAMS GOALS ALLOWED:

5 March 18, 1998 vs. Worcester (6-5 loss - Worcester scored four power-play goals and one shorthanded goal).

April 10, 1999 at Worcester (6-3 loss - Worcester scored four power-play goals and one shorthanded goal).

October 25, 2002 at Manchester (8-7 loss - Manchester scored four power-play goals and one shorthanded goal).

November 20, 2005 at Portland (5-3 loss - Portland scored five power-play goals).

December 6, 2009 at Hershey (9-2 loss – Hershey scored three power-play goals and two shorthanded goals).

October 20, 2012 at Norfolk (6-3 loss – Norfolk scored three power-play goals and two shorthanded goals).

MOST SPECIAL-TEAMS GOALS, BOTH TEAMS:

8 January 30, 2015 vs. Bridgeport (8-6 win – both teams: three power-play goals, one shorthanded goal).

MOST UNASSISTED GOALS:

3 March 1, 2003 vs. Binghamton (5-1 win). Billy Tibbetts, Nils Ekman and John Tripp scored unassisted goals.

October 31, 2003 vs. Providence (5-2 win). Richard Scott (twice) and Layne Ulmer scored unassisted goals.

MOST UNASSISTED GOALS ALLOWED:

3 October 7, 2000 vs. Providence (9-4 loss). Eric Manlow, Lee Goren, and Ivan Huml scored unassisted goals.

November 11, 2015 at Portland (6-2 loss). Wade Megan, Kyle Rau and Logan Shaw scored unassisted goals.

MOST UNASSISTED GOALS, BOTH TEAMS:

3 October 7, 2000 vs. Providence (9-4 loss - Providence scored three unassisted goals).

December 22, 2001 vs. Bridgeport (4-2 win - Hartford scored two unassisted goals and Bridgeport scored one).

March 1, 2003 vs. Binghamton (5-1 win - Hartford scored three unassisted goals).

March 12, 2003 vs. Portland (5-1 win - Hartford scored two unassisted goals and Portland scored one).

October 31, 2003 vs. Providence (5-2 win - Hartford scored three unassisted goals).

January 9, 2010 at Albany (3-1 loss – Albany scored two unassisted goals and Hartford scored one).

November 11, 2015 at Portland (6-2 loss – Portland scored three unassisted goals).

November 4, 2016 vs. Bridgeport (5-4 overtime loss – Bridgeport scored two unassisted goals and Hartford scored one).

April 7, 2017 vs. Springfield (4-3 win – Springfield scored two unassisted goals and Hartford scored one).

April 14, 2017 at Utica (5-4 loss – Hartford scored two unassisted goals and Utica scored one.).

April 12, 2019 vs. Hershey (6-3 loss – Hershey scored two unassisted goals and Hartford scored one).

MOST EMPTY-NET GOALS:

2 December 4, 1999 at St. John’s (6-3 win).

March 22, 2008 at Springfield (4-1 win).

October 13, 2017 vs. Toronto (5-2 win).

MOST EMPTY-NET GOALS ALLOWED:

2 April 1, 1998 vs. Albany (5-2 loss).

March 10, 2018 at Charlotte (7-3 loss).

December 7, 2018 vs. Charlotte (7-4 loss).

February 8, 2019 vs. Syracuse (6-0 loss).

MOST SAVES:

Tot: 51 October 29, 2005 vs. Bridgeport (3-2 win).

Reg: 51 October 29, 2005 vs. Bridgeport (3-2 win).

MOST SAVES BY OPPONENT:

Tot: 60 March 15, 2000 at Albany (2-1 OT win - Frederic Henry).

Reg: 58 January 5, 2007 vs. Manchester (3-2 OT loss – Jason LaBarbera).

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY:

9 March 29, 2008 vs. Springfield (10-1 win).

LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT:

8 November 4, 2012 vs. Springfield (10-2 loss).

LARGEST HOME ATTENDANCE, WEEKEND GAME:

21,673 February 19, 2011 (Saturday) vs. Providence (Rentschler Field).

14,115 January 24, 1998 (Saturday) vs. Springfield.

LARGEST HOME ATTENDANCE, WEEKDAY GAME:

9,391 December 29, 1998 (Tuesday) vs. Rochester.

LARGEST ROAD ATTENDANCE:

18,907 November 20, 1998 at Philadelphia (First Union Center).

Mat Bodie

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

FASTEST GOAL FROM START OF PERIOD:

1st :09 Nigel Dawes, April 15, 2007 at Portland.

2nd :10 Garth Murray, April 3, 2005 at Lowell.

3rd :11 Calle Andersson, March 20,2016 at Springfield.

Boo Nieves, October 14, 2017 at Springfield.

OT :10 Jason Dawe, March 17, 2002 at Providence.

FASTEST GOAL AGAINST FROM START OF PERIOD:

1st :08 Nate Thompson, Providence, April 4, 2008 at Providence.

2nd :08 Colton Gillies, Bridgeport, December 14, 2014 at Bridgeport.

3rd :10 Andrew Ebbett, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, March 22, 2015 at Hartford.

Dominik Uher, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, April 1, 2015 at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.

OT :12 Rob Hisey, Springfield, February 26, 2010 at Hartford.

FASTEST TWO GOALS BY WHALE/WOLF PACK:

:08 January 5, 2002 at Albany. Benoit Dusablon at 12:57 and 13:05 of the second period. Albany won, 6-5.

FASTEST TWO GOALS BY OPPONENT:

:06 March 23, 2007 vs. Worcester. Tom Cavanagh at 18:07 and Lukas Kaspar at 18:13 of the second period. Worcester won, 5-2.

March 6, 2015 at Worcester. Daniil Tarasov at 16:47 and Micheal Haley at 16:53 of the second period. Worcester won, 5-2.

March 26, 2017 vs. Providence. Chris Porter at 2:33 and Tyler Randell at 2:39 of the second period. Providence won, 5-2.

FASTEST TWO GOALS, BOTH TEAMS:

:06 March 23, 2007 vs. Worcester. Tom Cavanagh (W) at 18:07 and Lukas Kaspar (W) at 18:13 of the second period. Worcester won, 5-2.

March 6, 2015 at Worcester. Daniil Tarasov (W) at 16:47 and Micheal Haley (W) at 16:53 of the second period. Worcester won, 5-2.

March 26, 2017 vs. Providence. Chris Porter (P) at 2:33 and Tyler Randell (P) at 2:39 of the second period. Providence won, 5-2.

:07 December 7, 2016 vs. Toronto. Kasperi Kapanen (T) at 14:24 and Michael Joly (H) at 14:31 of the second period. Toronto won, 5-3.

January 20, 2017 vs. Toronto. Boo Nieves (H) at 6:55 and Brett Findlay (T) at 7:02 of the second period. Toronto won, 7-4.

FASTEST TWO GOALS FROM START OF GAME, BOTH TEAMS:

:27 February 4, 2001 at Cincinnati. Antti Aalto (C) at :12 and Derek Armstrong (H) at :27. Cincinnati won, 5-2.

FASTEST THREE GOALS BY WHALE/WOLF PACK:

1:19 April 9, 2016 at Springfield. Chris Brown at 13:31, Daniel Paille at 13:56 and Nick Tarnasky at 14:50 of the second period. Hartford won, 6-2.

FASTEST THREE GOALS BY OPPONENT:

1:08 January 7, 2011 at Norfolk. Mike Vernace at 11:22, Mike Angelidis at 11:45 and Chris Durno at 12:30 of the third period. Norfolk won, 5-2.

FASTEST THREE GOALS, BOTH TEAMS:

:26 November 14, 1998 vs. Worcester. Tyler Willis (W) at 9:50, Jeremiah McCarthy (W) at 10:06, and Todd Hall (H) at 10:16 of the third period.

Hartford won, 6-3.

FASTEST FOUR GOALS BY WHALE/WOLF PACK:

3:02 November 23, 2005 vs. Albany. Thomas Pöck at 5:58 and 7:15, Dwight Helminen at 7:41 and Nigel Dawes at 9:00 of the second period. Hartford

won, 7-2.

FASTEST FOUR GOALS BY OPPONENT:

2:38 March 13, 1999 vs. Saint John. Martin St. Louis at 15:39, Chris Clark at 16:28, Sergei Varlamov at 17:32, and Greg Pankewicz at 18:17

of the third period. Saint John won, 7-5.

FASTEST FOUR GOALS, BOTH TEAMS:

1:30 February 23, 2018 vs. Hershey. Joe Whitney (Hershey) at 17:57, Scott Kosmachuk (Hartford) at 18:23, Nathan Walker (Hershey) at 18:32 and Jeremy

Langlois (Hershey) at 19:27 of the third period. Hershey won, 4-2.

FASTEST FIVE GOALS BY WHALE/WOLF PACK:

4:52 February 8, 2008 at Providence. Andrew Hutchinson at 1:29 and 1:59, Dane Byers at 3:12 and 5:06 and Hutchinson at 6:21 of the second period.

Hartford won, 7-5.

FASTEST FIVE GOALS BY OPPONENT:

4:10 March 13, 1999 vs. Saint John. Martin St. Louis at 15:39, Chris Clark at 16:28, Sergei Varlamov at 17:32, Greg Pankewicz at 18:17, and

Eric Landry at 19:49 of the third period. Saint John won, 7-5.

FASTEST FIVE GOALS, BOTH TEAMS:

4:10 March 13, 1999 vs. Saint John. Martin St. Louis (S) at 15:39, Chris Clark (S) at 16:28, Sergei Varlamov (S) at 17:32, Greg Pankewicz

(S) at 18:17, and Eric Landry (S) at 19:49 of the third period. Saint John won, 7-5.

4:22 December 12, 2014 vs. Worcester. Daniil Tarasov (W) at 9:43, Adam Burish (W) at 10:00, Michael Kostka (H) at 10:19, Chris Bourque (H) at 13:35

and Micheal Haley (W) at 14:05 of the second period. Hartford won, 5-3.

FASTEST SIX GOALS BY WHALE/WOLF PACK:

13:09 March 29, 2008 vs. Springfield. Dane Byers at 9:54, Hugh Jessiman at 10:28, Mike Ouellette at 12:37, Mike Taylor at 17:08 and Andrew Hutchinson

at 18:48 of the second period; Taylor at 3:03 of the third period. Hartford won, 10-1.

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

FASTEST SIX GOALS BY OPPONENT:

14:37 February 9, 2011 at Toronto. Marcel Mueller at 10:22, Ryan Hamilton at 10:53, Jeff Cowan at 14:43 and Simon Gysbers at 16:26 of the first

period; Alex Foster at 1:19 and 4:59 of the second period. Toronto won, 9-2.

FASTEST SIX GOALS, BOTH TEAMS:

6:41 January 8, 2005 at Springfield. Ryan Craig (S) at 12:18, Nick Tarnasky (S) at 14:31, Jason Jaspers (S) at 17:14, Jozef Balej (H) at 18:12, Ryan Craig

(S) at 18:25 and Alex Giroux (H) at 18:59 of the third period. Springfield won, 4-3.

FASTEST SEVEN GOALS BY WHALE/WOLF PACK:

17:44 March 29, 2008 vs. Springfield. Dane Byers at 9:54, Hugh Jessiman at 10:28, Mike Ouellette at 12:37, Mike Taylor at 17:08 and Andrew Hutchinson

at 18:48 of the second period; Taylor at 3:03 and Josh Gratton at 7:38 of the third period. Hartford won, 10-1.

FASTEST SEVEN GOALS BY OPPONENT:

20:51 February 9, 2011 at Toronto. Nazem Kadri at 4:08, Marcel Mueller at 10:22, Ryan Hamilton at 10:53, Jeff Cowan at 14:43 and Simon Gysbers at

16:26 of the first period; Alex Foster at 1:19 and 4:59 of the second period. Toronto won, 9-2.

FASTEST SEVEN GOALS, BOTH TEAMS:

12:33 January 30, 2005 at Bridgeport. Craig Weller (H) at 8:23, Chad Wiseman (H) at 8:37, Jeff Hamilton (H) at 10:24, Blaine Down (B) at 12:10, Chris

Campoli (B) at 14:44 and Sean Bergenheim (B) at 16:29 of the first period, and Rob Collins (B) at 0:56 of the second period.

FASTEST EIGHT GOALS BY WHALE/WOLF PACK:

29:44 March 29, 2008 vs. Springfield. Dane Byers at 9:54, Hugh Jessiman at 10:28, Mike Ouellette at 12:37, Mike Taylor at 17:08 and Andrew Hutchinson

at 18:48 of the second period; Taylor at 3:03, Josh Gratton at 7:38 and Artem Anisimov at 19:38 of the third period. Hartford won, 10-1.

FASTEST EIGHT GOALS BY OPPONENT:

25:49 December 6, 2009 at Hershey. Andrew Gordon at 12:22 and Andrew Joudrey at 15:26 of the first period; Gordon at 0:50, Kyle Wilson at 2:47,

Michael Dubuc at 4:51, Chris Bourque at 15:23, Steve Pinizzotto at 16:46 and Pinizzotto at 18:11 of the second period. Hershey won, 9-2.

FASTEST EIGHT GOALS, BOTH TEAMS:

18:38 February 23, 2002 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. Jason Dawe (H) at 0:40, Rico Fata (H) at 1:44, Tom Kostopoulos (W) at 5:15, Peter Ratchuk (W) at

7:16, Boyd Kane (H) at 10:54, Jason MacDonald (W) at 12:04, Brad Smyth (H) at 18:26, and Tomas Surovy (W) at 19:18 of the first period.

Hartford won, 6-5.

Team Records, Single Period

MOST GOALS:

7 April 10, 2010 vs. Springfield (7-5 win, second period).

MOST GOALS ALLOWED:

6 December 6, 2009 at Hershey (9-2 loss, second period).

MOST GOALS, BOTH TEAMS:

8 February 23, 2002 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (6-5 win, first period - both teams scored four goals).

April 10, 2010 vs. Springfield (7-5 win, second period – Hartford scored seven goals, Springfield scored one).

MOST ASSISTS:

14 April 10, 2010 vs. Springfield (7-5 win, second period).

MOST ASSISTS ALLOWED:

10 March 17, 2000 vs. Hershey (6-3 loss, second period).

January 5, 2002 at Albany (6-5 loss, first period).

December 6, 2009 at Hershey (9-2 loss, second period).

February 9, 2011 at Toronto (9-2 loss, first period).

December 5, 2014 at Syracuse (6-5 loss, first period).

March 22, 2015 at Albany (5-3 loss, third period).

MOST ASSISTS, BOTH TEAMS:

16 April 10, 2010 vs. Springfield (7-5 win, second period – Hartford had 14 assists, Springfield had two).

MOST POINTS:

21 April 10, 2010 vs. Springfield (7-5 win, second period – 7g, 14a).

MOST POINTS ALLOWED:

16 December 6, 2009 at Hershey (9-2 loss, second period – 6g, 10a).

MOST POINTS, BOTH TEAMS:

24 April 10, 2010 vs. Springfield (7-5 win, second period – Hartford had 7g, 14a; Springfield had 1g, 2a).

David Urquhart

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

MOST SHOTS ON GOAL:

30 January 5, 2007 vs. Manchester (3-2 overtime loss, third period).

FEWEST SHOTS ON GOAL:

1 January 27, 1999 vs. Springfield (8-5 win, second period).

December 23, 2002 at Bridgeport (3-1 loss, first period).

November 27, 2009 vs. Portland (4-3 overtime win, second period).

March 11, 2017 at Springfield (5-2 loss, third period)

MOST SHOTS ON GOAL ALLOWED:

28 February 8, 2008 at Providence (7-5 win, third period).

FEWEST SHOTS ON GOAL ALLOWED:

1 December 12, 1998 at Springfield (1-1 tie, first period).

March 19, 2003 at Albany (1-1 tie, third period).

October 16, 2004 vs. Philadelphia (2-1 win, first period).

December 28 at Worcester (4-3 loss, third period).

April 9, 2011 vs. Bridgeport (4-3 loss, third period).

February 1, 2014 vs. Albany (4-3 shootout win, third period).

March 2, 2018 at Springfield (5-4 overtime loss, third period).

MOST SHOTS ON GOAL, BOTH TEAMS:

40 November 8, 1997 vs. Springfield (6-2 win - second period – Hartford took 15 shots, Springfield took 25).

FEWEST SHOTS ON GOAL, BOTH TEAMS:

6 December 12, 1998 at Springfield (1-1 tie - first period – Hartford took five shots, Springfield took one).

MOST SHOTS ON GOAL, OVERTIME:

13 January 11, 2006 at Bridgeport (4-3 shootout win).

MOST SHOTS ON GOAL ALLOWED, OVERTIME:

8 February 2, 2018 at Providence (2-1 loss).

MOST SHOTS ON GOAL, BOTH TEAMS, OVERTIME:

14 January 11, 2006 at Bridgeport (4-3 shootout win – Hartford took 13 shots, Bridgeport took one).

November 9, 2018 at Utica (4-3 shootout loss – Hartford took ten shots, Utica took four)

MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS:

5 February 8, 2008 at Providence (7-5 win, second period).

December 3, 2011 at Springfield (6-3 win, third period).

MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS ALLOWED:

4 February 25, 2006 vs. Albany (5-4 win, first period).

MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, BOTH TEAMS:

5 February 25, 2006 vs. Albany (5-4 win, first period - Hartford scored one power-play goal, Albany scored four).

February 8, 2008 at Providence (7-5 win, second period – Hartford scored five power-play goals).

December 3, 2011 at Springfield (6-3 win, third period – Connecticut scored five power-play goals).

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS:

2 October 10, 1997 at Philadelphia (5-2 win, first period).

November 9, 2002 vs. Bridgeport (6-2 win, second period).

December 18, 2002 vs. Utah (10-6 win, third period).

January 4, 2004 vs. Norfolk (5-2 win, first period).

February 25, 2009 at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (5-1 win, third period).

April 3, 2009 at Providence (6-0 win, first period).

January 16, 2011 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (6-3 win, first period).

December 12, 2015 vs. Bridgeport (4-2 win, third period.)

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS ALLOWED:

2 April 1, 1998 vs. Albany (5-2 loss, third period).

October 22, 2000 at Worcester (8-2 loss, third period).

February 8, 2019 vs. Syracuse (6-0 loss, third period).

Bobby Andrews

Christian Dube

Kelsey Tessier

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS, BOTH TEAMS:

2 October 10, 1997 at Philadelphia (5-2 win, first period - Hartford scored both shorthanded goals).

April 1, 1998 vs. Albany (5-2 loss, third period - Albany scored both shorthanded goals).

January 23, 2000 vs. Hamilton (6-2 loss, second period - Each team scored one shorthanded goal).

October 22, 2000 at Worcester (8-2 loss, third period - Worcester scored both shorthanded goals).

October 26, 2000 vs. Kentucky (3-1 win, first period – Each team scored one shorthanded goal).

October 28, 2000 vs. Lowell (7-1 win, third period – Each team scored one shorthanded goal).

November 9, 2002 vs. Bridgeport (6-2 win, second period - Hartford scored both shorthanded goals).

December 18, 2002 vs. Utah (10-6 win, third period - Hartford scored both shorthanded goals).

January 4, 2004 vs. Norfolk (5-2 win, first period - Hartford scored both shorthanded goals).

January 22, 2006 vs. Lowell (3-2 loss, third period - Each team scored one shorthanded goal).

March 8, 2006 vs. Portland (5-1 loss, second period - Each team scored one shorthanded goal).

January 17, 2007 vs. Providence (3-2 loss, first period - Each team scored one shorthanded goal).

December 12, 2007 vs. Houston (6-1 loss, third period - Each team scored one shorthanded goal).

February 25, 2009 at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (5-1 win, third period – Hartford scored both shorthanded goals).

April 3, 2009 at Providence (6-0 win, first period – Hartford scored both shorthanded goals).

December 6, 2009 at Hershey (9-2 loss, second period – Each team scored one shorthanded goal).

January 16, 2011 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (6-3 win, first period – Connecticut scored both shorthanded goals).

March 13, 2011 at Worcester (5-4 loss, second period – Each team scored one shorthanded goal).

December 12, 2015 vs. Bridgeport (4-2 win, third period – Hartford scored both shorthanded goals).

December 10, 2017 vs. Springfield (5-3 win, second period – Each team scored one shorthanded goal).

February 8, 2019 vs. Syracuse (6-0 loss, third period – Syracuse scored both shorthanded goals).

MOST SAVES:

25 February 8, 2008 at Providence (7-5 win, third period – Al Montoya).

MOST SAVES BY OPPONENT:

29 January 5, 2007 vs. Manchester (3-2 overtime loss, third period – Jason LaBabera).

Individual Streaks

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED, REGULAR SEASON:

174 Ken Gernander, November 5, 1999 to December 12, 2001. Missed the game on December 14 due to injury.

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED, INCLUDING PLAYOFFS:

174 Ken Gernander, November 5, 1999 to April 13, 2001. Missed the game on April 14 due to injury.

LONGEST GOAL-SCORING STREAK:

8 Ryan Callahan, November 22 – December 15, 2006. Scored 10 goals during the streak.

LONGEST ASSIST-SCORING STREAK:

12 Christian Dube, November 16 - December 17, 1997. Recorded 14 assists during the streak.

LONGEST POINT-SCORING STREAK:

17 Christian Dube, November 7 - December 17, 1997. Had 4+18=22 points during the streak.

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES PLAYED, GOALTENDER:

18 J-F. Labbe, January 23, 1999 - March 5, 1999. Was 7-9-1 (1 ND) during the streak.

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES STARTED, GOALTENDER:

18 J-F. Labbe, January 23, 1999 - March 5, 1999. Was 7-9-1 (1 ND) during the streak.

MOST CONSECUTIVE MINUTES PLAYED, GOALTENDER:

613:18 Matt Zaba, February 18 – March 7, 2009. Does not include 1:40 removed for extra attacker.

LONGEST SHUTOUT STREAK, GOALTENDER:

Mike Harder

242:23 Milan Hnilicka, March 15 - March 29, 2000. Did not allow a goal for 50:55 on Mar. 15 at Albany, 60:00 on Mar. 18 vs. Worcester, 27:17 on Mar. 24

at Philadelphia, 60:00 on Mar. 25 vs. Worcester, and 44:36 on Mar. 29 vs. Providence.

MOST CONSECUTIVE WINNING DECISIONS:

14 Jason LaBarbera, November 27, 2004 – January 12, 2005. Ended with a 5-1 loss at Albany on January 14.

MOST CONSECUTIVE WINNING DECISIONS AT HOME:

10 Jason LaBarbera, November 27, 2004 – February 18, 2005. Ended with a 2-0 loss vs. Norfolk on February 20.

MOST CONSECUTIVE WINNING DECISIONS ON ROAD:

11 Al Montoya, November 26, 2006 - March 4, 2007 (three shootout wins). Ended with a 4-1 loss at Manchester on March 7.

8 Jason Muzzatti, January 8 – March 13, 1998. Streak did not end.

Al Montoya

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

MOST CONSECUTIVE LOSING DECISIONS:

11 Jason Missiaen, November 1, 2013 – January 12, 2014 (0-10-1). Streak did not end.

MOST CONSECUTIVE LOSING DECISIONS IN REGULATION:

10 Jason Missiaen, November 8, 2013 – January 12, 2014. Streak did not end.

MOST CONSECUTIVE LOSING DECISIONS AT HOME:

6 Chad Johnson, October 10 – November 3, 2010. Ended with a 7-1 win vs. Bridgeport on November 7.

Alexandar Georgiev, November 12, 2017-January 7, 2018. Ended with a 3-2 win vs. Utica on January 19.

MOST CONSECUTIVE LOSING DECISIONS ON ROAD:

8 Cam Talbot, November 25, 2011- March 25, 2012. Ended with a 1-0 win at Hershey April 8.

MOST CONSECUTIVE DECISIONS WITHOUT A LOSS:

14 Jason LaBarbera, January 30, 2004 – March 17, 2004 (11-0-3). Ended with a 1-0 loss vs. Bridgeport on March 19.

Jason LaBarbera, November 27, 2004 – January 12, 2005 (14-0-0). Ended with a 5-1 loss at Albany on January 14.

MOST CONSECUTIVE DECISIONS AT HOME WITHOUT A LOSS:

13 Robb Stauber, Start of 1997-98 season - March 15, 1998 (9-0-4). Ended with a 4-2 loss vs. Saint John on March 21.

MOST CONSECUTIVE DECISIONS ON ROAD WITHOUT A LOSS:

11 Al Montoya, November 26, 2006 - March 4, 2007 (11-0-0, three shootout wins). Ended with a 4-1 loss at Manchester on March 7.

10 J-F. Labbe, January 21 - March 31, 2000 (8-0-2). Ended with a 2-1 (OT) loss at Providence on April 9.

MOST CONSECUTIVE DECISIONS WITHOUT A REGULATION LOSS:

14 Jason LaBarbera, January 30, 2004 – March 17, 2004 (11-0-3). Ended with a 1-0 loss vs. Bridgeport on March 19.

Jason LaBarbera, November 27, 2004 – January 12, 2005 (14-0-0). Ended with a 5-1 loss at Albany on January 14.

MOST CONSECUTIVE DECISIONS WITHOUT A WIN:

11 Jason Missiaen, November 1, 2013 – January 12, 2014 (0-10-1). Streak did not end.

MOST CONSECUTIVE DECISIONS AT HOME WITHOUT A WIN:

6 Chad Johnson, October 10 – November 3, 2010. Ended with a 7-1 vs. Bridgeport on November 7.

Alexandar Georgiev, November 12, 2017-January 7, 2018. Ended with a 3-2 win vs. Utica on January 19.

MOST CONSECUTIVE DECISIONS ON ROAD WITHOUT A WIN:

8 Cam Talbot, November 25, 2011 – March 25, 2012 (0-8-0). Ended with a 1-0 win at Hershey April 8.

MOST CONSECUTIVE APPEARANCES WITHOUT A LOSS:

16 Jason LaBarbera, January 30, 2004 – March 17, 2004 (11-0-3, 2 ND). Ended with a 1-0 loss vs. Bridgeport on March 19.

MOST CONSECUTIVE APPEARANCES WITHOUT A WIN:

9 Jeff Heil, February 14 - April 10, 1999 (0-3-0, 6 ND). Ended with a 4-2 win at Portland on April 17.

Johan Holmqvist, January 13 - February 14, 2001 (0-4-2, 3 ND). Ended with a 2-0 win vs. Saint John on February 21.

Johan Holmqvist, December 6, 2002 - January 3, 2003 (0-5-3, 1 ND). Ended with a 3-0 win at Binghamton on January 8.

Chad Johnson, January 23 – March 7, 2010 (0-7-0, 2 ND). Ended with a 4-2 win at Springfield on March 12.

Yann Danis, February 4 – March 7, 2015 (0-5-3, 1 ND), Ended with a 2-1 overtime win at Springfield on March 13.

Individual Records, Single Season

MOST GOALS:

50 Brad Smyth, 2000-01.

MOST ASSISTS:

69 Derek Armstrong, 2000-01.

MOST POINTS:

101 Derek Armstrong, 2000-01 (32g, 69a).

MOST PENALTY MINUTES:

415 Dale Purinton, 1999-2000.

MOST MINOR PENALTIES:

75 P.J. Stock, 1999-2000.

MOST MAJOR PENALTIES:

33 Devin DiDiomete, 2010-11.

MOST MISCONDUCTS:

Derek Armstrong

16 Dale Purinton, 1999-2000 (eight 10-minute misconducts, seven game misconducts, one match penalty).

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

MOST GAMES PLAYED:

80 Ken Gernander, 1997-98, 2000-01.

Brad Smyth, 1999-2000, 2005-06 (16 games with Hartford, 64 games with Manchester).

Burke Henry, 2000-01.

Mike Mottau, 2001-02.

Craig Weller, 2005-06.

Dwight Helminen, 2006-07.

Corey Potter, 2007-08.

Artem Anisimov, 2008-09.

Brodie Dupont, 2009-10.

Evgeny Grachev, 2009-10.

HIGHEST PLUS/MINUS RATING, FORWARD:

+27 Rico Fata, 2001-02.

Greg Moore, 2007-08

HIGHEST PLUS/MINUS RATING, DEFENSEMAN:

+33 Corey Potter, 2007-08.

MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS:

21 Brad Smyth, 2000-01.

MOST POWER-PLAY ASSISTS:

27 Thomas Pöck, 2005-06.

MOST POWER-PLAY POINTS:

37 Jarkko Immonen, 2005-06 (16g, 21a).

Andrew Hutchinson, 2007-08 (13g, 24a).

Corey Locke, 2009-10 (18g, 19a).

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS:

6 Alexandre Giroux, 2005-06.

MOST SHORTHANDED ASSISTS:

5 Derek Armstrong, 2000-01.

MOST SHORTHANDED POINTS:

9 Greg Moore, 2007-08 (5g, 4a).

HIGHEST SHOOTING PERCENTAGE:

23.2 Dave Duerden, 2000-01 (16 goals on 69 shots).

MOST GAME-WINNING GOALS:

11 Brad Smyth, 1999-2000.

MOST OVERTIME GOALS:

3 Burke Henry, 2000-01.

Oscar Lindberg, 2014-15.

John Gilmour, 2018-19.

MOST SHOOTOUT GOALS:

6 Jeff Hamilton, Lawrence Nycholat, 2004-05.

Adam Tambellini, 2017-18.

MOST SHOOTOUT ATTEMPTS:

15 Brad Smyth, 2005-06 (one with Hartford and 14 with Manchester).

13 Greg Moore, 2007-08.

HIGHEST SHOOTOUT PERCENTAGE:

1.000 Mats Zuccarello, 2011-12 (four goals on four shots).

Marek Hrivik, 2015-16 (two goals on two shots).

MOST UNASSISTED GOALS:

6 Dale Weise, 2009-10.

MOST EMPTY-NET GOALS:

5 Jason Dawe, 2001-02.

Greg Moore, 2008-09.

Chad Nehring, 2015-16.

MOST HAT TRICKS:

4 John Tripp, 2002-03.

Corey Potter

Greg Moore

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

MOST SHOTS ON GOAL:

384 Brad Smyth, 1999-2000.

MOST GOALS, DEFENSEMAN:

20 John Gilmour, 2018-19.

MOST ASSISTS, DEFENSEMAN:

46 Thomas Pöck, 2005-06.

Andrew Hutchinson, 2007-08.

MOST POINTS, DEFENSEMAN:

64 Andrew Hutchinson, 2007-08 (18g, 46a).

MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS, DEFENSEMAN:

13 Andrew Hutchinson, 2007-08.

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS, DEFENSEMAN:

1 Adam Smith, 1997-98.

Brent Thompson, 1997-98.

Alexei Vasiliev, 1999-2000.

Terry Virtue, 1999-2000, 2000-01.

Jason Doig, 1999-2000.

Mike Mottau, 2001-02.

Craig Weller, 2003-04.

Ivan Baranka, Bryce Lampman, 2005-06.

Ivan Baranka, 2007-08.

Ilkka Heikkinen, 2009-10.

Corey Potter, 2009-10.

Michael Sauer, 2009-10.

Wade Redden, 2010-11.

Brendan Bell, 2011-12.

Tommy Hughes, 2014-15, 2015-16.

Mat Bodie, 2015-16.

Ryan Graves, 2015-16.

Chris Bigras, Rob O’Gara, 2018-19.

MOST GAME-WINNING GOALS, DEFENSEMAN:

5 Thomas Pöck, 2005-06.

John Gilmour, 2018-19.

MOST SHOTS ON GOAL, DEFENSEMAN:

206 Brendan Bell, 2011-12.

MOST WINS, GOALTENDER:

34 Jason LaBarbera, 2003-04.

MOST LOSSES, GOALTENDER:

28 Cam Talbot, 2012-13.

MOST TIES, GOALTENDER:

9 Jason LaBarbera, 2003-04.

MOST SHOOTOUT LOSSES, GOALTENDER:

6 Chad Johnson, 2011-12.

MOST GAMES PLAYED, GOALTENDER:

59 J-F. Labbe, 1998-99.

Jason LaBarbera, 2003-04.

MOST MINUTES PLAYED, GOALTENDER:

3393:05 Jason LaBarbera, 2003-04.

MOST SHUTOUTS:

13 Jason LaBarbera, 2003-04.

MOST SAVES:

1606 J-F. Labbe, 1998-99.

LOWEST GOALS-AGAINST AVERAGE (minimum 25 games)

1.59 Jason LaBarbera, 2003-04.

Thomas Pöck

J.F. Labbe

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

HIGHEST SAVE PERCENTAGE (minimum 25 games)

.936 Jason LaBarbera, 2003-04.

MOST POINTS, GOALTENDER:

5 Al Montoya, 2006-07 (5a).

Individual Records, Single Game

MOST GOALS:

5 Jarkko Immonen, February 4, 2006 at Portland.

MOST ASSISTS:

5 Derek Armstrong, November 14, 1998 vs. Worcester.

MOST POINTS:

6 Nigel Dawes, December 8, 2007 at Worcester (2g, 4a).

MOST POINTS, DEFENSEMAN:

5 Andrew Hutchinson, February 29, 2008 vs. Norfolk (1g, 4a).

John Gilmour, January 18, 2019 vs. Lehigh Valley (1g, 4a).

MOST POINTS, GOALTENDER:

2 Chris Holt, November 6, 2005 at Springfield (2a).

Al Montoya, January 13, 2006 vs. Hershey (2a).

MOST SHOTS ON GOAL:

13 Brad Smyth, February 7, 1999 at Lowell.

MOST SAVES:

51 Al Montoya, October 29, 2005 vs. Bridgeport.

MOST PENALTY MINUTES:

Andrew Hutchinson

49 Martin Grenier, March 26, 2004 at Worcester. Includes two minors, one major, one misconduct and three game misconducts.

HIGHEST PLUS/MINUS RATING:

+5 Matt Kinch, December 18, 2002 vs. Utah and February 14, 2003 vs. Milwaukee.

Bryce Lampman, April 3, 2005 at Lowell.

Dwight Helminen, March 31, 2006 at Springfield.

LOWEST PLUS/MINUS RATING:

-5 Ivan Baranka, March 1, 2006 vs. Norfolk.

Pavel Valentenko, February 9, 2011 at Toronto.

Dale Weise, February 9, 2011 at Toronto.

Matt Gilroy, November 4, 2012 vs. Springfield.

MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS:

3 Ryan Callahan, November 11, 2006 vs. San Antonio.

Ryan Callahan, November 22, 2006 vs. Worcester.

Andrew Hutchinson, February 8, 2008 at Providence.

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS:

2 Mike Ouellette, April 3, 2009 at Providence.

Chad Kolarik, January 16, 2011 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.

Steven Fogarty, February 24, 2019 at Providence.

MOST UNASSISTED GOALS:

2 Richard Scott, October 31, 2003 vs. Providence.

Jarkko Immonen, February 4, 2006 at Portland.

P.A. Parenteau, October 10, 2009 vs. Springfield.

FASTEST TWO GOALS:

:08 Benoit Dusablon, January 5, 2002 at Albany. Scored at 12:57 and 13:05 of the second period.

FASTEST THREE GOALS:

4:52 Andrew Hutchinson, February 8, 2008 at Providence. Scored at 1:29, 1:59 and 6:21 of the second period.

Ken Gernander

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Regular Season Records (cont.)

Individual Records, Single Period

MOST GOALS:

3 Nils Ekman, March 30, 2003 vs. Bridgeport (second period).

Jamie Lundmark, March 2, 2005 vs. Manchester (third period).

Dane Byers, March 31, 2007 vs. Manchester (second period).

Andrew Hutchinson, February 8, 2008 at Providence (second period).

MOST ASSISTS:

3 Daniel Goneau, March 6, 1998 vs. Adirondack (third period).

Derek Armstrong, November 6, 1998 at Springfield (first period).

Christian Dube, February 7, 1999 at Lowell (second period).

Brad Smyth, January 19, 2000 at Lowell (second period).

Bobby Andrews, January 25, 2004 vs. Manchester (second period).

Daniel Girardi, February 17, 2006 at Albany (first period).

Corey Potter, March 24, 2007 at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (second period).

Greg Moore, February 8, 2008 at Providence (second period).

Corey Potter, April 10, 2010 vs. Springfield (second period).

Kris Newbury, October 17, 2010 at Providence (first period).

Tim Kennedy, November 7, 2010 vs. Bridgeport (first period).

Mats Zuccarello, November 12, 2011 at St. John’s (first period).

Blake Parlett, November 13, 2011 at St. John’s (first period).

Kris Newbury, April 5, 2013 vs. Springfield (second period).

MOST POINTS:

4 Rico Fata December 8, 2001 at Houston (first period - 2g, 2a).

Bobby Andrews, January 25, 2004 vs. Manchester (second period – 1g, 3a).

Jamie Lundmark, March 2, 2005 vs. Manchester (third period - 3g, 1a).

Chad Kolarik, January 16, 2011 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (first period – 2g, 2a).

MOST SHOTS ON GOAL:

8 Brad Smyth, February 7, 1999 at Lowell (second period).

Brad Smyth

Oscar Lindberg J.T. Miller

All-time Regular Season Leaders

P.J. Stock

Richard Scott

Games Played Goals Assists

1 Gernander, Ken

599

1

Smyth, Brad

184

1

Armstrong, Derek

204

2 Smyth, Brad

345

2

Gernander, Ken

160

2

Gernander, Ken

187

3 Bourque, Ryan

325

3

Armstrong, Derek

105

3

Smyth, Brad

181

4 Dupont, Brodie

323

4

Parenteau, P.A.

83

4

Newbury, Kris

139

5 Hrivik, Marek

318

5

Dawes, Nigel

76

5

Parenteau, P.A.

121

6 Hall, Todd

299

6

Giroux, Alexandre

74

6

Hrivik, Marek

106

7 Weller, Craig

291

7

Byers, Dane

72

7

Dupont, Brodie

95

8 Armstrong, Derek

265

8

Lettieri, Vinni

71

8

Mottau, Mike

93

9 Lampman, Bryce

258

9

Newbury, Kris

66

9

Byers, Dane

91

10 Byers, Dane

255

10

Hrivik, Marek

Wiseman, Chad

61

10

Pock, Thomas

89

Points Penalty Minutes Power Play Goals

1

Smyth, Brad

365

1

Purinton, Dale

1240

1

Smyth, Brad

65

2

Gernander, Ken

347

2

Scott, Richard

760

2

Gernander, Ken

50

3

Armstrong, Derek

309

3

Stock, P.J.

742

3

Parenteau, P.A.

35

4

Newbury, Kris

205

4

DiDiomete, Devin

661

4

Byers, Dane

34

5

Parenteau, P.A.

204

5

Nightingale, Jared

597

5

Dawes, Nigel

28

6

Hrivik, Marek

167

6

Thompson, Brent

573

6

Immonen, Jarkko

26

7

Byers, Dane

163

7

Byers, Dane

546

Armstrong, Derek

26

8

Dawes, Nigel

161

8

Weller, Craig

524

8

Giroux, Alexandre

25

9

Dupont, Brodie

154

9

Grenier, Martin

519

9

Anisimov, Artem

21

10

Wiseman, Chad

140

10

Soryal, Justin

493

10

Callahan, Ryan

18

Locke, Corey

18

Wiseman, Chad

18

Newbury, Kris

18

Shorthanded Goals

Game-Winning Goals

Plus/Minus

1

Gernander, Ken

14

1

Smyth, Brad

32

1

Gernander, Ken

93

2

Moore, Greg

13

2

Gernander, Ken

30

2

Potter, Corey

63

3

Dupont, Brodie

7

3

Wiseman, Chad

18

3

Armstrong, Derek

62

Helminen, Dwight

7

4

Byers, Dane

13

4

Lampman, Bryce

49

5

Giroux, Alexandre

6

5

Dupont, Brodie

12

5

Ulmer, Layne

47

Hrivik, Marek

6

Weise, Dale

12

6

Pock, Thomas

40

Wiseman, Chad

6

Anisimov, Artem

12

Goneau, Daniel

40

Weise, Dale

6

Lindberg, Oscar

12

8

Purinton, Dale

38

9

Armstrong, Derek

5

9

Goneau, Daniel

11

Taylor, Jake

38

Fogarty, Steven

5

10

Armstrong, Derek

10

Mottau, Mike

38

Armstrong, Derek

Hrivik, Marek

10

Kristo, Danny

10

Ulmer, Layne

10

Hamilton, Jeff

10

WOLF PACK/WHALE ALL-TIME AHL STANDINGS

Season

W

L

T/ OTL/

OTL SOL Pts

GF

GA

Home

Away

Finish

Playoff

2020-21*

14

9

1

0

29

82

74

6-6-0-0

8-3-1-0

ATL-2

COVID

2019-20*

31

20

6

5

73

171

173

21-6-1-2

10-14-5-3

ATL-4

COVID

2018-19

29

36

7

4

69

209

266

17-15-5-1

12-21-2-3

ATL-8

DNQ

2017-18

34

33

6

3

77

208

252

19-16-3-0

15-17-3-3

ATL-6

DNQ

2016-17

24

46

4

2

54

194

280

13-23-2-0

11-23-2-2

ATL-7

DNQ

2015-16

31

32

3

0

85

202

199

20-16-2-0

21-16-1-0

ATL-6

DNQ

2014-15

43

24

5

4

95

221

214

24-8-4-2

19-16-1-2

NE-1

L, CF

2013-14

37

32

1

6

81

202

220

21-13-0-4

16-19-1-2

NE-3

DNQ

2012-13

35

32

6

3

79

213

222

20-14-2-2

15-18-4-1

NE-2

DNQ

2011-12

36

26

7

86

210

208

21-9-3-5

15-17-4-2

NE-2

L, CSF

2010-11

40

32

2

6

88

221

223

19-17-2-2

21-15-0-4

ATL-3

L, DSF

2009-10

36

33

6

5

83

231

251

22-13-3-2

14-20-3-3

ATL-6

DNQ

2008-09

46

27

3

4

99

243

216

25-13-0-2

21-14-3-2

ATL-1

L, DSF

2007-08

50

20

2

8

110

266

198

25-11-1-3

25-9-1-5

ATL-2

L, DSF

2006-07

47

29

3

1

98

231

201

22-14-3-1

25-15-0-0

ATL-2

L, DSF

2005-06

48

24

2

6

104

292

241

25-13-0-2

23-11-2-4

ATL-2

L, DF

2004-05

50

24

3

106

206

160

30-8-1-1

20-16-2-2

ATL-2

L, DSF

2003-04

44

22

12

2

102

198

153

24-10-6-0

20-12-6-2

ATL-1

L, CF

2002-03

33

27

12

8

86

255

236

18-14-6-2

15-13-6-6

East-3

L, QS

2001-02

41

26

10

3

95

249

243

22-10-6-2

19-15-4-2

East-2

L, CQF

2000-01

40

26

8

6

94

263

247

21-15-4

19-17-4

NE-2

L, CQF

1999-00

49

22

7

2

107

249

198

27-13-0

22-11-7

NE-1

W, CC

1998-99

38

31

5

6

87

256

23-15-2

15-22-3

NE-2

L, CSF

1997-98

43

24

12

1

99

272

227

22-10-8

21-15-4

NE-2

L, CF

Wolf Pack/Whale All-Time vs. the AHL (regular season)

Overall Record

(W-L-T-OTL (SOL))

Home

Road

Total

Adirondack Phantoms (2009-14)

11-1-0-0 (1)

7-4-0-2

18-5-0-2 (1)

Adirondack Red Wings (1997-99)

2-0-0-0

4-0-0-0

Albany River Rats (1997-2010 )

15-6-1-0 (1)

15-5-2-1

30-11-3-1 (1)

Albany Devils (2010-17)

10-8-0-1 (1)

6-12-0-0 (2)

16-20-0-1 (3)

Belleville Senators (2017 - )

0-1-0-1 (1)

1-1-0-0 (1)

1-2-0-1 (2)

Binghamton Senators (2002-17)

5-4-0-0 (1)

4-6-0-0

9-10-0-0 (1)

Binghamton Devils (2017 - 2020)

5-0-0-0

2-2-0-1

7-2-0-1

Bridgeport Sound Tigers (2001- 21)

59-29-2-6 (4)

44-42-1-9 (4)

103-71-3-15 (8)

Bridgeport Islanders (2021 - )

2-0-0-0

1-1-0-0

3-1-0-0

Chicago Wolves (2001- )

1-1-0-0

2-2-0-0

Charlotte Checkers (2010- )

7-6-0-0

0-13-0-1

7-19-0-1

Cincinnati Mighty Ducks (1997-2001)

2-1-1-0

2-2-0-0

4-3-1-0

Fredericton Canadiens (1997-99)

2-2-1-0

3-2-0-0

5-4-1-0

Grand Rapids Griffins (2001- )

1-0-0-0

0-1-0-0

1-1-0-0

Hamilton Bulldogs (1997-2015)

2-4-0-0

2-2-0-1 (1)

4-6-0-1 (1)

Hershey Bears (1997- )

13-20-2-1

18-12-0-4 (2)

31-32-2-5 (2)

Houston Aeros (2001-13)

5-3-0-0

4-3-0-1

9-6-0-1

Kentucky Thoroughblades (1997-2001)

2-2-1-0

2-2-0-1

4-4-1-1

Lake Erie Monsters (2007- )

1-0-0-0

2-0-0-0

3-0-0-0

Laval Rocket (2017- )

3-0-0-1

0-3-0-0 (1)

3-3-0-1 (1)

Lehigh Valley Phantoms (2014- )

12-5-0-0

13-4-0-1 (1)

25-9-0-1 (1)

Louisville Panthers (1999-2001)

2-0-0-0

0-2-0-0

2-2-0-0

Lowell Devils (2006-10)

8-7-0-0 (1)

8-6-0-0 (2)

16-13-0-0 (3)

Lowell Lock Monsters (1998-2006)

14-5-4-1 (1)

12-6-3-3 (1)

26-11-7-4 (2)

Manchester Monarchs (2001-15)

26-15-2-2 (1)

18-21-0-2 (5)

44-36-2-4 (6)

Manitoba Moose (2001-11)

2-3-0-1

3-2-0-1

5-5-0-2

Milwaukee Admirals (2001- )

1-0-0-0

0-0-1-0

1-0-1-0

Beast of New Haven (1997-99)

8-1-0-1

5-4-1-0

13-5-1-1

Norfolk Admirals (2000-15)

11-9-1-1 (2)

10-10-2-2

21-19-3-3 (2)

Philadelphia Phantoms (1997-2009)

7-4-2-1 (1)

8-4-1-1 (1)

15-8-3-2 (2)

Portland Pirates (1997-2016)

36-20-3-2 (2)

32-24-5-2

68-44-8-4 (2)

Providence Bruins (1997- )

58-37-5-7 (2)

49-41-3-7 (7)

107-78-8-14 (9)

Quebec Citadelles (1999-2002)

5-1-0-0

4-1-1-0

9-2-1-0

Rochester Americans (1997- )

4-7-0-2 (1)

8-6-0-0

12-13-0-2 (1)

Saint John Flames (1997-2003)

6-4-0-0

12-8-0-0

San Antonio Rampage (2002 - )

4-1-0-0 (1)

3-1-2-0

7-2-2-0 (1)

Springfield Falcons (1997-2016)

64-23-1-3 (7)

52-31-5-7 (3)

116-54-6-10 (10)

Springfield Thunderbirds (2016 - )

13-7-0-0

4-15-0-1 (1)

17-22-0-1 (1)

St. John’s IceCaps (2011-17)

3-8-0-1

5-6-0-0 (1)

8-14-0-1 (1)

St. John’s Maple Leafs (1997-2005)

5-5-2-0

8-3-1-0

13-8-3-0

Syracuse Crunch (1997- )

9-6-1-2

7-9-1-0 (1)

16-15-2-2 (1)

Toronto Marlies (2007- )

4-5-0-0

3-4-0-2

7-9-0-2

Utah Grizzlies (2001-2005)

4-1-1-0

4-2-0-0

8-3-1-0

Utica Comets (2013 - )

5-4-0-0

5-2-0-2 (1)

10-6-0-2 (1)

Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (1999- )

13-13-0-6 (1)

13-14-1-2 (1)

26-27-1-8 (2)

Worcester IceCats (1997-2005)

20-11-2-0

9-19-5-0

29-30-7-0

Worcester Sharks (2006-15)

20-8-0-1

19-8-0-0 (2)

39-16-0-1 (2)

512-298-32-41 (29)

424-363-34-54 (38)

936-661-66-95 (67)

Hartford Wolf Pack/Connecticut Whale Playoff History

1997-98

Eastern Conference Quarterfinals vs. Beast of New Haven

Game 1 – April 17 Wolf Pack 7, Beast 4 at Hartford

Game 2 – April 18 Wolf Pack 6, Beast 4 at Hartford

Game 3 – April 22 Wolf Pack 3, Beast 2 at New Haven

Hartford wins series, 3-0

Eastern Conference Semifinals vs. Worcester IceCats

Game 1 – April 29 Wolf Pack 5, IceCats 2 at Hartford

Game 2 – May 1 Wolf Pack 5, IceCats 1 at Hartford

Game 3 – May 2 IceCats 6, Wolf Pack 3 at Worcester

Game 4 – May 5 IceCats 7, Wolf Pack 1 at Worcester

Game 5 – May 10 IceCats 4, Wolf Pack 1 at Hartford

Game 6 – May 12 Wolf Pack 4, IceCats 1 at Worcester

Game 7 – May 13 Wolf Pack 8, IceCats 2 at Hartford

Hartford wins series, 4-3

Eastern Conference Finals vs. Saint John Flames

Game 1 – May 16 Flames 5, Wolf Pack 4 at Saint John

Game 2 – May 18 Wolf Pack 6, Flames 1 at Saint John

Game 3 – May 20 Flames 5, Wolf Pack 2 at Hartford

Game 4 – May 22 Flames 4, Wolf Pack 3 at Hartford

Game 5 – May 24 Flames 7, Wolf Pack 3 at Hartford

Saint John wins series, 4-1

1998-99

Eastern Conference Quarterfinals vs. Springfield Falcons

Game 1 – April 23 Wolf Pack 2, Falcons 1 at Hartford

Game 2 – April 24 Wolf Pack 5, Falcons 2 at Hartford

Game 3 – April 30 Wolf Pack 6, Falcons 2 at Springfield

Hartford wins series, 3-0

Eastern Conference Semifinals vs. Providence Bruins

Game 1 – May 5 Bruins 5, Wolf Pack 4 at Providence (2OT)

Game 2 – May 7 Bruins 5, Wolf Pack 3 at Providence

Game 3 – May 8 Bruins 5, Wolf Pack 4 at Hartford (OT)

Game 4 – May 10 Bruins 2, Wolf Pack 1 at Hartford

Providence wins series, 4-0

1999-2000

Eastern Conference Quarterfinals vs. Springfield Falcons

Game 1 – April 13 Wolf Pack 3, Falcons 1 at Hartford

Game 2 – April 15 Falcons 6, Wolf Pack 5 at Hartford (OT)

Game 3 – April 16 Falcons 3, Wolf Pack 0 at Springfield

Game 4 – April 18 Wolf Pack 5, Falcons 2 at Springfield

Game 5 – April 20 Wolf Pack 7, Falcons 2 at Hartford

Hartford wins series, 3-2

Eastern Conference Semifinals vs. Worcester IceCats

Game 1 – April 22 Wolf Pack 6, IceCats 3 at Hartford

Game 2 – April 25 IceCats 4, Wolf Pack 1 at Hartford

Game 3 – April 26 Wolf Pack 2, IceCats 1 at Worcester

Game 4 – April 29 Wolf Pack 3, IceCats 2 at Worcester

Game 5 – April 30 Wolf Pack 2, IceCats 0 at Hartford

Hartford wins series, 4-1

Eastern Conference Finals vs. Providence Bruins

Game 1 – May 6 Wolf Pack 2, Bruins 1 at Hartford

Game 2 – May 9 Bruins 4, Wolf Pack 1 at Hartford

Game 3 – May 12 Bruins 5, Wolf Pack 4 at Providence

Game 4 – May 14 Bruins 3, Wolf Pack 2 at Providence (2OT)

Game 5 – May 17 Wolf Pack 3, Bruins 2 at Hartford

Game 6 – May 19 Wolf Pack 5, Bruins 3 at Providence

Game 7 – May 21 Wolf Pack 3, Bruins 2 at Hartford (OT)

Hartford wins series, 4-3

Calder Cup Finals vs. Rochester Americans

Game 1 – May 24 Wolf Pack 1, Americans 0 at Hartford

Game 2 – May 26 Americans 4, Wolf Pack 1 at Hartford

Game 3 – May 28 Wolf Pack 3, Americans 1 at Rochester

Game 4 – May 31 Americans 4, Wolf Pack 2 at Rochester

Game 5 – June 2 Wolf Pack 3, Americans 0 at Hartford

Game 6 – June 4 Wolf Pack 4, Americans 1 at Rochester

Hartford wins series, 4-2

2000-01

Eastern Conference Quarterfinals vs. Providence Bruins

Game 1 – April 11 Wolf Pack 3, Bruins 1 at Hartford

Game 2 – April 13 Wolf Pack 2, Bruins 1 at Hartford

Game 3 – April 14 Bruins 5, Wolf Pack 4 at Providence (OT)

Game 4 – April 16 Bruins 4, Wolf Pack 3, at Providence

Game 5 – April 18 Bruins 2, Wolf Pack 1, at Hartford

Providence wins series, 3-2

2001-02

Eastern Conference Quarterfinals vs. Manchester Monarchs

Game 1 – April 13 Wolf Pack 5, Monarchs 3 at Hartford

Game 2 – April 14 Monarchs 4, Wolf Pack 3, at Hartford

Game 3 – April 17 Monarchs 6, Wolf Pack 2 at Manchester

Game 4 – April 19 Wolf Pack 3, Monarchs 1 at Manchester

Game 5 – April 18 Wolf Pack 3, Monarchs 2 at Hartford (2 OT)

Hartford wins series, 3-2

Bob Errey

Eastern Conference Semifinals vs. Hamilton Bulldogs

Game 1 – April 25 Bulldogs 3, Wolf Pack 2 at Hartford (OT)

Game 2 – April 26 Wolf Pack 3, Bulldogs 2 at Hartford (2 OT)

Game 3 – April 29 Bulldogs 4, Wolf Pack 1 at Hamilton

Game 4 – April 30 Bulldogs 4, Wolf Pack 2 at Hamilton

Game 5 – May 2 Bulldogs 5, Wolf Pack 2 at Hamilton

Hamilton wins series, 4-1

2002-03

Eastern Conference Qualifying Round vs. Springfield Falcons

Game 1 – April 9 Falcons 3, Wolf Pack 1 at Hartford

Game 2 – April 11 Falcons 3, Wolf Pack 2 at Hartford

Springfield wins series, 2-0

2003-04

Atlantic Division Semifinals vs. Portland Pirates

Game 1 – April 20 Pirates 3, Wolf Pack 1 at Hartford

Game 2 – April 21 Wolf Pack 1, Pirates 0 at Hartford

Game 3 – April 23 Wolf Pack 2, Pirates 1 at Portland (2 OT)

Game 4 – April 25 Wolf Pack 5, Pirates 3 at Portland

Game 5 – April 28 Wolf Pack 4, Pirates 0 at Hartford

Hartford wins series, 4-1

Atlantic Division Finals vs. Worcester IceCats

Game 1 – April 30 Wolf Pack 3, IceCats 1 at Hartford

Game 2 – May 1 Wolf Pack 3, IceCats 0 at Worcester

Game 3 – May 2 Wolf Pack 4, IceCats 3 at Worcester (OT)

Game 4 – May 5 Wolf Pack 4, IceCats 3 at Hartford (3 OT)

Hartford wins series, 4-0

Eastern Conference Finals vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins

Game 1 – May 18 Penguins 3, Wolf Pack 1 at Wilkes-Barre

Game 2 – May 20 Wolf Pack 3, Penguins 2 at Wilkes-Barre (OT)

Game 3 – May 22 Wolf Pack 3, Penguins 2 at Hartford

Game 4 – May 23 Penguins 5, Wolf Pack 4 at Hartford

Game 5 – May 25 Penguins 4, Wolf Pack 3 at Hartford (OT)

Game 6 – May 28 Wolf Pack 4, Penguins 1 at Wilkes-Barre

Game 7 – May 29 Penguins 2, Wolf Pack 1 at Hartford (OT)

Wilkes-Barre/Scranton wins series, 4-3

2004-05

Atlantic Division Semifinals vs. Lowell Lock Monsters

Game 1 – April 21 Wolf Pack 5, Lock Monsters 2 at Hartford

Game 2 – April 23 Lock Monsters 2, Wolf Pack 1 at Hartford

Game 3 – April 24 Wolf Pack 4, Lock Monsters 1 at Lowell

Game 4 – April 26 Lock Monsters 3, Wolf Pack 2 at Lowell

Game 5 – April 28 Lock Monsters 3, Wolf Pack 2 at Hartford

Game 6 – April 30 Lock Monsters 3, Wolf Pack 0 at Lowell

Lowell wins series, 4-2

2005-06

Atlantic Division Semifinals vs. Manchester Monarchs

Game 1 – April 18 Monarchs 1, Wolf Pack 0 at Hartford

Game 2 – April 19 Wolf Pack 3, Monarchs 2 at Hartford (OT)

Game 3 – April 21 Monarchs 6, Wolf Pack 5 at Manchester (2 OT)

Game 4 – April 23 Wolf Pack 7, Monarchs 0 at Manchester

Game 5 – April 25 Monarchs 8, Wolf Pack 6 at Hartford

Game 6 – April 27 Wolf Pack 3, Monarchs 1 at Manchester

Game 7 – April 29 Wolf Pack 2, Monarchs 1 at Hartford

Hartford wins series, 4-3

Atlantic Division Finals vs. Portland Pirates

Game 1 – May 2 Pirates 6, Wolf Pack 2 at Hartford

Game 2 – May 4 Wolf Pack 3, Pirates 2 at Hartford (OT)

Game 3 – May 6 Pirates 4, Wolf Pack 3 at Portland (OT)

Game 4 – May 7 Wolf Pack 4, Pirates 2 at Portland

Game 5 – May 11 Pirates 4, Wolf Pack 1 at Portland

Game 6 – May 14 Pirates 5, Wolf Pack 4 at Portland (OT)

Portland wins series, 4-2

2006-07

Atlantic Division Semifinals vs. Providence Bruins

Game 1 – April 18 Wolf Pack 5, Bruins 1 at Hartford

Game 2 – April 20 Bruins 4, Wolf Pack 2 at Hartford

Game 3 – April 21 Wolf Pack 5, Bruins 2 at Providence

Game 4 – April 24 Bruins 5, Wolf Pack 1 at Providence

Game 5 – April 26 Wolf Pack 1, Bruins 0 at Providence

Game 6 – April 28 Bruins 5, Wolf Pack 2 at Hartford

Game 7 – April 29 Bruins 5, Wolf Pack 4 at Hartford

Providence wins series, 4-3

2007-08

Atlantic Division Semifinals vs. Portland Pirates

Game 1 – April 16 Wolf Pack 3, Pirates 1 at Hartford

Game 2 – April 17 Pirates 3, Wolf Pack 2 at Hartford (2 OT)

Game 3 – April 19 Pirates 3, Wolf Pack 2 at Portland

Game 4 – April 20 Pirates 4, Wolf Pack 3 at Portland

Game 5 – April 22 Pirates 3, Wolf Pack 2 at Hartford

Portland wins series, 4-1

2008-09

Atlantic Division Semifinals vs. Worcester Sharks

Game 1 – April 16 Wolf Pack 2, Sharks 0 at Hartford

Game 2 – April 18 Wolf Pack 5, Sharks 3 at Hartford

Game 3 – April 20 Sharks 3, Wolf Pack 2 at Worcester (2 OT)

Game 4 – April 22 Sharks 6, Wolf Pack 0 at Worcester

Game 5 – April 23 Sharks 3, Wolf Pack 1 at Hartford

Game 6 – April 25 Sharks 5, Wolf Pack 3 at Worcester

Worcester wins series, 4-2

2010-11 2014-15

Atlantic Division Semifinals vs. Portland Pirates

Game 1 – April 14 Pirates 3, Whale 2 at Portland

Game 2 – April 16 Pirates 3, Whale 2 at Portland (OT)

Game 3 – April 17 Whale 3, Pirates 1 at Connecticut

Game 4 – April 19 Whale 3, Pirates 1 at Connecticut

Game 5 – April 21 Pirates 5, Whale 4 at Portland

Game 6 – April 23 Pirates 6, Whale 4 at Connecticut

Portland wins series, 4-2

2011-12

Eastern Conference Quarterfinals vs. Bridgeport Sound Tigers

Game 1 – April 19 Whale 3, Sound Tigers 0 at Bridgeport

Game 2 – April 21 Whale 3, Sound Tigers 0 at Bridgeport

Game 3 – April 22 Whale 4, Sound Tigers 3 at Hartford (OT)

Connecticut wins series, 3-0

Eastern Conference Semifinals vs. Norfolk Admirals

Game 1 – May 2 Whale 3, Admirals 2 at Norfolk (OT)

Game 2 – May 4 Admirals 4, Whale 1 at Norfolk

Game 3 – May 6 Admirals 4, Whale 3 at Hartford

Game 4 – May 7 Whale 4, Admirals 1 at Hartford

Game 5 – May 9 Admirals 4, Whale 0 at Hartford (in Bridgeport)

Game 6 – May 11 Admirals 2, Whale 1 at Norfolk (OT)

Norfolk wins series, 4-2

Matt Zaba

Eastern Conference Quarterfinals vs. Providence Bruins

Game 1 – April 22 Wolf Pack 3, Bruins 1 at Hartford

Game 2 – April 25 Bruins 2, Wolf Pack 1 at Hartford

Game 3 – April 26 Bruins 2, Wolf Pack 1 at Providence (2 OT)

Game 4 – April 28 Wolf Pack 2, Bruins 1 at Providence

Game 5 – May 1 Wolf Pack 3, Bruins 2 at Hartford (OT)

Hartford wins series, 3-2

Eastern Conference Semifinals vs. Hershey Bears

Game 1 – May 6 Wolf Pack 2, Bears 1 at Hershey (OT)

Game 2 – May 8 Bears 6, Wolf Pack 4 at Hershey

Game 3 – May 10 Bears 2, Wolf Pack 1 at Hartford (in Worcester)

Game 4 – May 11 Wolf Pack 3, Bears 1 at Hartford (in Worcester)

Game 5 – May 13 Wolf Pack 5, Bears 4 at Hershey (OT)

Game 6 – May 15 Wolf Pack 6, Bears 3 at Hartford

Hartford wins series, 4-2

Eastern Conference Finals vs. Manchester Monarchs

Game 1 – May 21 Monarchs 3, Wolf Pack 2 at Manchester

Game 2 – May 23 Monarchs 7, Wolf Pack 4 at Manchester

Game 3 – May 26 Monarchs 5, Wolf Pack 3 at Hartford

Game 4 – May 27 Monarchs 3, Wolf Pack 1 at Hartford

Manchester wins series, 4-0

Chad Kolarik

HARTFORD WOLF PACK/CONNECTICUT WHALE ALL-TIME PLAYOFF HIGHS AND LOWS

TEAM

Most goals scored, game:

8

May 13, 1998 vs. Worcester

Most goals allowed, game:

8

April 25, 2006 vs. Manchester

Most goals scored, period:

7

April 17, 1998 vs. New Haven, 3

rd

period

Most goals allowed, period:

5

May 2, 1998 @ Worcester (3

rd

period), April 22, 2009 @ Worcester (3

rd

period)

Largest margin of victory:

7

April 23, 2006 @ Manchester, 7-0

Largest margin of defeat:

6

April 5, 1998 @ Worcester, 7-1; April 22, 2009 @ Worcester, 6-0

Most shots on goal, game:

65

May 14, 2000 @ Providence (2OT)

Most shots on goal, game (regulation):

50

April 17, 1998 vs. New Haven

Most shots on goal allowed, game:

62

April 14, 2001 @ Providence (OT)

Most shots on goal allowed, game (regulation):

55

May 7, 1999 @ Providence

Most shots on goal, period:

22

April 17, 1998 vs. New Haven (3rd period), April 22, 2012 vs. Bridgeport (2

nd

period)

Most shots on goal allowed, period: 28 May 7, 1999 @ Providence (1

st

period)

Fewest shots on goal, game: 17 April 28, 2015 @ Providence

Fewest shots on goal allowed, game: 15 April 23, 1999 vs. Springfield, April 20, 2007 vs. Providence

Fewest shots on goal, period: 2 April 16, 2011 @ Portland (3

rd

period)

Fewest shots on goal allowed, period: 1 April 25, 2004 @ Portland (1

st

period)

Most power play goals scored, game: 4 Three times, last: April 23, 2006 @ Manchester

Most power play goals allowed, game: 4 May 5, 1998 @ Worcester

Most shorthanded goals scored, game: 2 May 22, 2004 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton

Most shorthanded goals allowed, game: 1 Ten times, last: May 15, 2015 vs. Hershey

Fastest two goals scored: :11 May 5, 1999 @ Providence (Gernander/Armstrong)

Fastest two goals allowed: :11 April 15, 2000 vs. Springfield (Audet/Mills)

Fastest goal scored to start a period: :12 May 2, 2004 @ Worcester (Balej, OT)

Fastest goal allowed to start a period: :17 Three times, last: April 18, 2001 vs. Providence (Manlow, 3

rd

)

Longest Game: 107:49 May 5, 2004 vs. Worcester; Game 4, Division Finals; Wolf Pack - 4, Worcester – 3

(Ken Gernander, 7:49, 3

rd

OT)

Longest winning streak:

8

April 21 to May 5, 2004

Longest losing streak:

6

April 29, 2002 to April 20, 2004; April 20, 2009 to April 16, 2011

INDIVIDUAL

Most goals, game:

4

Chris Kenady, April 20, 2000 vs. Springfield

Most assists, game:

3

20 times, last: Chris Bourque, May 15, 2015 vs. Hershey

Most points, game:

6

Chris Kenady, April 20, 2000 vs. Springfield (4-2-6)

Most shots on goal, game:

13

John Tripp, April 20, 2002 vs. Manchester

Most saves, game:

57

Johan Holmqvist, April 14, 2001 @ Providence (OT)

Most saves, game (regulation):

52

Dan Cloutier, May 12, 1998 @ Worcester

Most penalty minutes, game:

39

Dave MacIsaac, April 17, 2002 @ Manchester

Longest point-scoring streak:

14

Marc Savard, May 12, 1998 – May 10, 1999 (3-21-24)

Longest point-scoring streak (single playoff):

10

Alex Giroux, April 19-May 7, 2006 (7- 9-16)

Longest goal-scoring streak:

5

Jeff Toms, April 11 – April 18, 2001 (6-0-6)

Longest assist-scoring streak:

10

Marc Savard, May 20, 1998 – May 10, 1999 (15a)

Longest assist-scoring streak (single playoff):

7

Marc Savard, April 23 – May 10, 1999 (12a)

Wolf Pack/ Whale All-Time vs. the AHL (playoffs)

Home

Road

Total

Bridgeport Sound Tigers (2012)

1-0

2-0

3-0

Hamilton Bulldogs (2002)

1-1

0-3

1-4

Hershey Bears (2015)

2-1

4-2

Lowell Lock Monsters (2005)

1-2

2-4

Manchester Monarchs (2002, 2006, 2015)

4-5

3-4

7-9

Beast of New Haven (1998)

2-0

1-0

3-0

Norfolk Admirals (2012)

1-2

2-4

Portland Pirates (2004, 2006, 2008, 2011)

6-5

3-8

9-13

Providence Bruins (1999, 2000, 2001,

2007, 2015)

8-8

4-8

12-16

Rochester Americans (2000)

2-1

4-2

Saint John Flames (1998)

0-3

1-1

1-4

Springfield Falcons (1999, 2000, 2003)

4-3

2-1

6-4

Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (2004)

1-3

2-1

3-4

Worcester IceCats (1998, 2000, 2004)

7-2

5-2

12-4

Worcester Sharks (2009)

2-1

0-3

2-4

42-37

29-37

71-74

Wolf Pack/Whale Playoff Overtime History

Date

Opponent

Game

Result

Game Length

Game-Winning Goal

5/13/15

@ Hershey

CSF, Game Five

5-4 W

71:39

Mueller – 11:39 (SHG)

5/6/15

@ Hershey

CSF, Game One

2-1 W

76:47

C. Bourque – 16:47

5/1/15

Providence

CQF, Game Five

3-2 W

64:35

Hughes – 4:35

4/26/15

@ Providence

CQF, Game Three

1-2 L

102:00

Griffith – 2:00, 3

rd

OT

5/11/12

@ Norfolk

CSF, Game Six

1-2 L