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CANTLON: HARTFORD WOLF PACK OPEN TRAINING CAMP

HARTFORD WOLF PACK OPEN TRAINING CAMP By: Gerry Cantlon, Howlings HARTFORD, CT - The Hartford Wolf Pack opened training camp as the cool brisk feel of a cold rink filled the air as the 26th edition of the New York Rangers AHL affiliate kicked off at the XL Center on Monday. The organization thoroughly revamped the roster to cleanse the hockey palate after leaving such a sour taste at the end of last season. Therefore there will be a new generation of Pack players with a new style. Despite the complete overhaul, roster positions will be hard to come by. A surprising number of those at training camp will head to Jacksonville to play for the team's ECHL affiliate, the IceMen. The few tryouts at each position are varied. The smattering includes a former Arizona State defenseman who transferred from Bowling Green (CCHA) in Tim Theocharidaris. He played a few games at the end of last season with the Adirondack Thunder (ECHL) and Utica Comets. In addition, the team granted ex-UCONN Husky Joe Masonius a tryout. He hooked up with another Adirondack/Utica connection who spent some time in Ft. Wayne with the Komets last year and is signed with the Kalamazoo Wings (ECHL) for this season. Up front, the former BC Eagle Sam Sternschein, who is already signed with Jacksonville, where he had already played eleven games and got the third tryout. Next, Brendan Harris,  who played collegiately with Bemidji St. (NCHC), was granted one. He played for the Icemen (ECHL), the Double AA team of Hartford, and Wheeling. Finally, Jake Ryczek, a Springfield, MA native, is already signed by Adirondack (ECHL). Big goalie Talyn Boyko is here under an ATO (amateur) tryout and will be going back to Kelowna (WHL) when camp ends. The lineup is as follows; Forwards (19): Easton Brodzinski, Will Cuylle, Cristiano DiGiacinto, Turner Elson, Tanner Fritz, Tim Gettinger, Brendan Harris, Karl Henriksson, Zach Jordan, Patrick Khodorenko, Ryder Korczak, Ryan Lohin, Lauri Pajuniemi, Matt Rempe, Austin Rueschhoff, C.J. Smith, Sam Sternschein, Bobby Trivigno, and Alex Whelan. Defensemen (12): Ty Emberson, Zach Giuttari, Louka Henault, Blake Hillman, Luke Martin, Joe Masonius, Matthew Robertson, Jake Ryczek, Brandon Scanlin, Hunter Skinner, Tim Theocharidis, Goaltenders (5): Talyn Boyko, Louis Domingue, Parker Gahagen, Dylan Garand, and Olof Lindbom. The Wolf Pack open the 2022-23 season on Friday, October 14th, when they visit the Charlotte Checkers at 7:00 PM with ex-Pack Anthony Bitetto just sent down by the parent club, the Florida Panthers. Then, the Wolf Pack hosts its home opener on Saturday, October 22nd, at 7 PM when the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins and their goaltender, the recently sent down ex-Pack, Dustin Tokarski, provide the opposition. NOTES: Patrick Sieloff was a Pack defenseman two years ago. Then, he signed a tryout deal with the all-new San Jose Barracuda and their brand-new arena, The Tech CU Center. Ex-Pack Magnus Hellberg has gotten himself back to the NHL. He was picked off waivers from the Seattle Krakken from Ottawa after the Senators lost ex-CT Whale/Wolf Pack Cam Talbot for five to seven weeks to a broken rib, according to the Ottawa Sun, in a freak pre-game injury. Hellberg has had an incredible hockey journey over the past year. First, he was in the KHL in the Olympic city of HC Sochi in his fifth year (one in China, four in Russia). Then, with the outbreak of the Ukrainian War, he left after representing Sweden in last year's Olympics and again at the World Championships. Hellberg signed with the Detroit Red Wings and played a late-season game. He is likely ticketed for the Grands Rapids Griffins this year. He wound up with the Seattle Krakken in mid-July with the Coachella Valley Firebirds (Palm Springs), his likely new residence, and here he winds up in Ottawa, the Canadian capital city. Ex-Pack Greg McKegg was sent to the Bakersfield Condors. UCONN traveled and swept their first Hockey East series of the season. They won 3-1 over the Vermont Catamounts as Matt Wood posted another goal and two points. Vermont post-grad Andrew Lucas added another two points. Arsenii Sergeev got his first win, and Chase Bradley got his first goal. Former Husky Jonny Evans is in camp with the Hershey Bears. Fellow former teammates were assigned to their AHL teams. Jáchym Kondelík and goalie Tomáš Vomáčka, both from Czechia (Czech Republic), were sent to the Milwaukee Admirals. Luke Evangelista is the second cousin of former Hartford Whaler and now Toronto Maple Leafs President Brendan Shanahan. HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOME Read the full article

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Jonny Evans has fond memories of Zlatan Ibrahimovic. 👊🏼

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Leicester confirm three-year Evans deal

Leicester confirm three-year Evans deal ##Championship ##Jonnyevans ##Leicestercity ##Premierleague ##Westbrom

Jonny Evans becomes Leicester City’s second signing of the current summer transfer window Leicester City have confirmed they have completed the signing of West Bromwich Albion defender, Jonny Evans on a three-year deal.

The 30-year-old has decided to pitch tent with the Foxes following the Baggies’ relegation from the Premier League last season.

Leicester triggered a clause in his contract…

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The walker who? #jonnydepp #jonnystraws #jonnycraig #jonnyknoxville #jonnybravo #jonnylang #jonnyevans (at South Holland)

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According to the Daily Telegraph Arsenal are now frontrunners to snatch West Brom skipper Jonny Evans, 30, after Manchester City grew disinterested. The Gunners are seeking a deal of around £20million, which would swell the total spent on talent in the window to £70million if Aubameyang ends up at the Emirates. Albion are said to be keen to raise funds so new boss Alan Pardew can bolster the side’s attacking capability before the transfer window ends. . . . . . #JonnyEvans #mancity #mcfc #manchestercity #manchestercityfc #mancityfans #manchestercityfans #mancityfc #arsenal #arsenalfc #arsenalfans #arsenalfamily #arsenal4life #gooners #premierleague #pl (at Emirates Stadium)

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Jonny Evans grabs 2-0 Leicester City lead over West Brom | Premier League | NBC Sports

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Favorite tweets: #resist @ Manchester Town Hall https://t.co/YfIzwleTMM— Jonny Evans (@jonnyevans) January 30, 2017

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Leicester set to beat Arsenal to Evans signing

Leicester set to beat Arsenal to Evans signing ##Arsenal ##Jonnyevans ##Leicestercity ##Premierleague ##Westbrom

Jonny Evans is currently in serious demand after West Bromwich Albion suffered relegation from the Premier League Reports suggest that Leicester City are set to beat Arsenal to the signing of West Bromwich Albion defender, Jonny Evans.

The Foxes have reportedly edged much closer to landing the signature of the Baggies skipper in the summer transfer window.

After the Baggies went into relegation…

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With just 18 months left on his contract, West Brom are hopeful Jonny Evans will commit to a new deal to keep him at The Hawthorns, the Mirror reports. But with interest mounting from Manchester City and Manchester United the club may have to be prepared to sell him. Reports suggest United are willing to offer £20million for the defender, who spent 10 years at Old Trafford before moving to Albion in 2015. . . . . . #JonnyEvans #mancity #mcfc #manchestercity #manchestercityfc #mancityfans #manchestercityfans #mancityfc #manchesterunited #manchesterunitedfc #manutd #manunited #mufc #manutdfans #mufcfamily #mufcfans #manutdfans #manutdforever #manutdfc #premierleague #pl (at The Hawthorns)

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If Evans is the answer, what the hell is Arsene asking?

If Evans is the answer, what the hell is Arsene asking? #Arsenal #Evans #JonnyEvans

Evans points in the direction Arsene really needs to be looking… Image License: CC4.0

How starved of anything interesting have United fans been for three years? One shinned “acrobatic” volley from Zlatan and social media melts down in a way that could only be bettered if Elvis was spotted in the crowd.

Rooney I hate pre-season friendlies. As I have already mentioned, they do not count. Therefore…

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CANTLON: UCONN WINS HOCKEY EAST SEMIFINAL

BY: Gerry Cantlon, Howlings BOSTON, MA - The UCONN Huskies turned in a stellar three-period, three-zone performance, allowing them to knock off the regular season’s champion #11 Northeastern, 4-1. UCONN’s game plan included attacking the Northeastern defense and targeting captain Jordan Harris all night. “The way they play together is fun to watch, “remarked an emotionally exhausted but happy head coach Mike Cavanaugh. The team will play defending Hockey East and national champion UMASS tomorrow at 7:30 pm on NESN. SMALL PLAYS ARE KEY TO GOALS The third goal gave UCONN a two-goal cushion due to solid forechecking and a hit by Hudson Schandor on Jayden Struble, which forced a turnover in the Northeastern zone. It led to leading scorer Ryan Tverberg getting the puck. He went right to the net, made a great move to get past Tommy Miller, then outwaited goalie Devon Levi who dove out. Tverberg held on to the puck, shifted it to his backhand, and then tucked his 14th goal of the season inside the left post after going to his forehand at 4:32. “It was playing your own game nothing changed really, do what we always do. It’s great to be part of history. We will now focus on tomorrow, “said Tverberg in the post-game. Coach Cavanaugh played the emotional keys all week. “We showed video of Mark Messier talking about winning the Stanley Cup (with the Rangers in 1994), when nobody wanted to talk about it. We’ve talked openly about all our goals. People were afraid to say it and we’re trying to meet all these challenges head on. We weren’t star struck to be in the building.” Cavanaugh commented. UCONN was consistently finishing their checks all game long, and Northeastern could not gain any traction on goaltender Darion Hanson, who stopped Hughes from 25-feet out on a quick snapshot at 13:37. CAVANAUGH REACTS “I was happy with the way we competed today for sixty minutes. Last week we sat back a bit with the lead against BU. Today we didn’t, but this game, we were on our toes in the third period and played a strong game for the full sixty, and we’re very happy to be playing tomorrow. I’m very proud of my team,” UCONN head coach Mike Cavanaugh said hoarsely from his game-long elevated voice level required in the raucous, rowdy TD Boston Garden. Marc Gatcomb, the nearby Woburn product, put a cap on the game. His goal, the team’s fourth and eighth of the season, was also a product of another small play. Vlad Firstov took McDonough out to center, freeing up the puck for his teammate to put a backhander into the empty cage. That goal started the celebration at 17:52 as the UCONN faithful were ready to dance down Causeway and Canal Streets with UCONN banners in hand. “That was so much to watch and be a part of the last two minutes that was Husky hockey. We had a timeout and looking around seeing (everybody) it was so much fun. To see the level of UCONN support surprised me a bit. To see during warm ups, the whole UCONN section fill up, it motivated us. We’re gonna need them all tomorrow,” said Hanson. McDonough thought he got his 25th of the season with 4.3 seconds left, but after a video review, the play was ruled offsides nullifying his goal and cementing that it was UCONN’s night. A shot at the Lamoriello Trophy is now within UCONN’s grasp. GOALTENDERS In the second period, each team had their chances as Northeastern scored off the opening draw. Harris had a backhander go off a McDonough pass ten seconds in, but Hanson was atop his goal crease to make the save. Levi showed why he has the nation’s best save percentage as Jonny Evans sprung Turnbull free for a shorthanded breakaway at 5:32, and Turnbull made a smart deke. Still, Levi flashed his glove and snatched Turnbull’s bid and briefly UCONN’s hopes when it seemed they would again fall prey to Levi’s goaltending. Hanson did his version when Jack Hughes split the defense in two down the middle of Ryan Wheeler and Harrison Rees and went straight in on Hanson. Still, there was no room Hanson gave him as he repelled his break-in bid at 7:19 after Firstov blew a tire at the Northeastern blue line, and Harrist sent the loose puck up to Hughes. “I was focused on doing my job, not focused on anything else that can be detrimental (to our effort) do what I can to help the team win,” Hanson stated amidst the post-game pandemonium. SCORING RECAP UCONN made it to 2-1 at 13:47 of the second period. Harrison Rees sent an outlet pass to Chase Bradley. He got the first shot on Levi as he used Tyler Spott as a screen on the shot. It went off his glove, and a rare rebound was available. Bradley followed up on the play with a shot off the far post as Vladislav Firstov lifted Harris’s stick as he was going net-front, allowing Roman Kinal, who was pinching in from the left point, to fire in the eventual game-winner. It was his third of the year, and it came off a rebound. Jachym Kondelik nearly had a goal on a deflection at 15:19, but Levi was equal to the task. Kevin O’ Neil had an intense rush but lost the puck as it rolled off his stick at the last second. Then on a two-on-one break, Hudson Schandor’s pass attempt across meant for Ryan Tverberg was deftly broken up by Tommy Miller, thwarting a critical UCONN chance at the last second. Sam Colangelo of Northeastern on the left wing with a solid chance was turned aside by Hanson. Northeastern tied the game at one on their dangerous power-play, which has been UCONN’s game all season-long penchant for taking too many penalties occurred. All five players on the ice touched the puck as Gunnarwolfe Fontaine from the left-wing sent it back to Jordan Harris at the point in the umbrella format slipped it over to Aidan McDonough, and he made no mistake with his 24th on a one-time slapper from the right-wing circle at 14:13. UCONN got the all-important first goal of the game as Bradley moving across the slot, shot it toward the net. Nick Capone, cruising in front, swung his stick at the puck, got a piece of it, and Firstov put in the loose puck that hit him in the skate first for his 11th at 11:39. It was a physical encounter with several after whistle scrums-UCONN showed it had come to play and would not be intimidated, not backing off an inch-they had come to play. Carter Turnbull had an early wraparound chance stopped by Levi, and Hanson handled what came his way. NOTES 42 collegians have turned pro, including the latest Patrick Giles of BC signing a PTO with Charlotte (AHL), and Philip Lagunov, a transfer to Vermont from UMASS, signs with Tucson (AHL). Bo Hanson, no relation to UCONN’s Darion, is on his third college at Northern Michigan University, heads to the Wheeling Nailers (ECHL). Teammate Garrett Klee, son of former NHL’er Ken Klee, signs with the Kansas City Mavericks (ECHL). Gunnarwolfe Fontaine’s older sister Skylar is a big part of the Northeastern Lady Huskies Hockey champion program that lost in double overtime to Minnesota-Duluth 2-1 last night. The Yale women lost in the semi to Ohio State. Expect Harris to sign with Montreal and head to the Laval Rocket (AHL) in the coming days, signing a deal with Montreal GM Kent Hughes, father of his two Hughes boys (Jack and Riley), and may play for Martin St. Louis the interim Canadiens head coach the father of another teammate, Ryan St. Louis. UCONN HOCKEY HOME Read the full article

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Tottenham to match Evans buyout clause

Tottenham to match Evans buyout clause ##Arsenal ##Arsenewenger ##Jonnyevans ##MauricioPochettino ##Premierleague

Jonny Evans will reportedly be available for a meagre fee of £3m due to a release clause should West Bromwich Albion suffer relegation from the Premier League Tottenham Hotspur are set to match the buyout clause of West Bromwich Albion central defender, Jonny Evans, according to reports.

The Lilywhites have reportedly expressed a keen interest in landing the signature of the Northern Ireland…

[football-paradise]

Arsenal and Manchester City are expected to fight it out to sign West Brom captain Jonny Evans in January, the Daily Telegraph reports. Both Premier League clubs are said to be poised to make offers, while new Albion boss Alan Pardew is said to be considering which players he can sell in order to bring in new talent. The Gunners, City and Leicester all failed with summer bids for the Northern Ireland international, who the Baggies value at over £30million. However, the club reportedly plan to offer him a new contract and Pardew is keen to sit down with Evans after being appointed on a deal until 2020 on Wednesday. . . . . . #JonnyEvans #arsenal #arsenalfc #arsenalfans #arsenalfamily #arsenal4life #gooners mancity #mcfc #manchestercity #manchestercityfc #mancityfans #manchestercityfans #mancityfc #premierleague #pl (at West Bromwich Albion)