#tyler inamoto

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2024-25 Bakersfield Condors players by nationality

American: 8 (Ronnie Attard, Connor Carrick, Collin Delia, Cam Dineen, Tyler Inamoto, Philip Kemp, Jacob Perreault & James Štefan) Canadian: 14 (Drake Caggiula, Connor Corcoran, Daniel D'Amato, Ethan De Jong, Seth Griffith, Jayden Grubbe, James Hamblin, Alex Kannok-Leipert, Lane Pederson, Jacob Perreault, Olivier Rodrigue, Matthew Savoie, Max Wanner & Cam Wright) Finnish: 1 (Roby Järventie) Russian: 1 (Matvey Petrov) Swedish: 1 (Carl Berglund)

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SWAMP RABBITS ANNOUNCE 2024 KELLY CUP PLAYOFF ROSTER

23 players begin the quest to hoist Patrick Kelly's Cup in the Upstate By: Mark Binetti, Greenville Swamp Rabbits GREENVILLE, SC—The Greenville Swamp Rabbits, the proud ECHL affiliate of the NHL's Los Angeles Kings, announced the 2024 Kelly Cup Playoff Roster with the ECHL. Earlier this evening, the roster was formally introduced to the team's fans at their official Playoff Kickoff Party at Harley-Davidson of Greenville. The following players will represent the Upstate in the quest for Patrick Kelly's Cup: FORWARDS (12) - #7 Tanner Eberle - #9 Brett Kemp (Reserve) - #16 Ethan Somoza - #17 Josh McKechney - #18 Carter Souch - #19 Colton Young - #22 Quinn Olson (Reserve) - #24 Ben Freeman – CAPTAIN - #27 Anthony Beauchamp - #39 Brannon McManus - #51 Zach Tupker - #77 Nick Prkusic DEFENSEMEN (9) - #3 Joe Leahy - #5 Tyler Inamoto - #10 Max Martin - #12 Jake Flynn - #13 JD Greenway - #21 Bobby Russell - #23 Max Coyle - #29 Logan Britt (Reserve) - #81 Sam Jardine GOALTENDERS (2) - #31 Luke Richardson - #68 Jacob Ingham PLAYOFF ELIGIBLE LIST (4) - #14 Wyatte Wylie (D, currently with AHL Ontario) - #15 Nikita Pavlychev (F, currently with AHL Ontario) - #44 Ryan Francis (F, currently with AHL Ontario) - #45 Ryan Bednard (G, currently with AHL Ontario) Playoff Rosters consist of a maximum of 24 Players – a 20-man active roster and a four-man reserve list. Upon submission of its Playoff Roster, each Member is required to include: - At least 17 active, available (i.e., not injured or on recall) skaters to its Active Roster, and at least two (2) eligible goaltenders to its initial Playoff Roster. - A list of all other Players who meet the Playoff Roster Eligibility requirements but who are unavailable at the time that Playoff Rosters are due to the League Office due to recall to the AHL or NHL. The Playoff Eligible List may only list Players who are unavailable due to recall. All other players (i.e., injured Players) must be listed on a Member's initial Playoff Roster (active roster or reserve list) to participate in the Playoffs. Throughout the Playoffs, but before the start of the Kelly Cup Finals, as the recalled Players listed on a Member's Playoff Eligible List become available (due to assignment, release from PTO, or their respective AHL teams' seasons having ended), Members shall be permitted to supplement their initial Playoff Rosters with Players listed on their Playoff Eligible Lists, up to a maximum of 24 Players total. Once a Member has named a total of 24 Players to its Playoff Roster, or the Kelly Cup Finals have begun (whichever comes first), the Member's Playoff Roster shall be fixed for the duration of the Playoffs (barring emergency conditions). A Player who has finished the Regular Season on Injured Reserve may still be named to a Member's 24-man Playoff Roster and will be eligible to participate in the Playoffs once his full IR time has been completed (provided all other playoff eligibility requirements have been satisfied). Once a Player has completed his remaining IR time, he will be activated and placed on the Member's Active Roster. Emergency conditions shall be established when the Member's playing strength is reduced below two (2) goalkeepers and sixteen (16) skaters because of injury, illness, recall, or suspension by the League. However, should a Member release a Player(s) from its Playoff Roster, its emergency conditions will drop by the same number as the Players they release. Only amateur Players may be signed and added to the Active Roster under emergency conditions. The Swamp Rabbits, 2024 South Division Champions, now look forward to the beginning of the 2024 Kelly Cup Playoffs, taking on the Orlando Solar Bears in the South Division Semifinals. Game 1 of the best-of-seven series is Sunday, April 21st, slated for a 3:05 p.m. EST puck drop at Bon Secours Wellness Arena. About the Greenville Swamp Rabbits … Acquired by Spire Sports + Entertainment (SS+E) in 2020, the Greenville Swamp Rabbits hockey team has been providing family-friendly, live entertainment at Bon Secours Wellness Arena since 2010. Formerly, the Greenville Road Warriors and the Swamp Rabbits are the highest-level professional minor league franchise in South Carolina. The Swamp Rabbits are the proud ECHL affiliate of the NHL's LLAKings and L.A.eL.A.HL's Ontario Reign. Greenville is an ECHL Premier AAA Hockey League member. GA.AA.A.'VILLE SWAMP RABBITS HOWLINGS Read the full article

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zach’s mustache 😭😭

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im not gonna cry im not gonna cry im not gonn

[rutgersmcgroarty]

YES I LOVE ALL OF THEM

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So, for the blurb thingy, I was thinking about one with tyler inamoto in which you are his girlfriend and your are just worried sick every time he goes to block a shot in a game. But after a game, he tells you that since you two started dating he's a lot more careful because he knows that you worry about him 🥺 if you don't wanna go for it, that's alright too. Just wanted to send in this thought

He honestly looked so good in the last all access 🥺

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You swear you feel your heart drop every time you see the black of the puck get lost in his jersey. Every time he drops to a knee after and has to catch his breath. Every time you run your fingers along the edge of the black thats transferred to mix with blue and purple on his skin.

You can’t help it that night. You know you should walk back to your bedroom but you lean against the doorframe instead and watch as he brushes his teeth. They’d won the game, which was good, but you’d counted each and every shot Tyler had blocked that night.

He doesn’t notice you until he turns the water off, meeting your stare through the glass. He sighs, his shoulders dropping as he leans his hands on the counter.

“Stop,” he says quietly, “I’m okay.”

You swallow hard and close the distance between the two of you, wrapping your arms around his waist. You press a kiss to the back of his shoulder blade as one of his hands grips your arm in front of him.

“Six tonight,” you mumble against his skin, leaning your forehead against him.

He takes a deep breath and turns in your arms, squeezing you close around your shoulders, “why do you keep count?”

“Because I worry, Tyler. I hate seeing you lay yourself out like that and then you always come back all beat up. When does it stop?” You question, and you know you’re being unfair, but it’s hard to stop once the emotions creep in. You loved him too much, probably, and hated to see him get hurt. Especially when you couldn’t do anything about it.

“I play safer now. Our coaches teach us better ways to angle against a shot and I’ve shied away more times this year than ever before,” he hooks a finger under your chin to make you look at him, “I promise I would never do something reckless out there. I know what’s waiting for me after if I get hurt.”

You can’t help but let out a little laugh when he smirks because you know exactly what he’d have waiting.

“A crazy, worried girlfriend who would baby you?”

He nods quickly, “yeah and the last thing I need is the boys chirping me for that one.”

“I’m sorry,” you sigh, leaning your chin on his chest and looking up at him, “I don’t mean to get on your case about the way you play your game. I get you need to protect your goalie.”

“I’m telling Robbie you said to stop blocking shots,” he says, his tone turning serious.

Your eyes go wide and you smack his chest, “stop it! He likes me and I want to keep it that way.”

Tyler let’s out a little chuckle and shakes his head at you, “you done? Can we go to bed now?”

“Yeah, yeah,” you blush, trying to push away from him.

He leans down, making you think he’s going to give you a kiss, but he pulls back just at the last second and scoops you up bridal style. You squeal and grab onto him, kissing his cheek.

Just when he had you stressed out he managed to pull you right back in.

[hockeyofcolor]

some of the players of colour drafted in the 2017 nhl draft

[capsbrobeans]

that time the NTDP tested the boys’ holiday knowledge and they didn’t do so hot - part 3

(part 1) (part 2)

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florida panthers dev camp day 1: tyler inamoto

[busahockey]

A few sticks in my lumber pile

[goalhofer]

2024-25 Bakersfield Condors roster

Wingers

#11 James Hamblin (Edmonton, Alberta) A

#13 Ethan De Jong (North Vancouver, British Columbia)**

#14 Cam Wright (Newmarket, Ontario)

#19 Daniel D'Amato (Vaughan, Ontario)*

#22 Matvey Petrov (Gus-Khrustalny, Russia)

#24 Jacob Perreault (Downers Grove Township, Illinois)*

#27 James Štefan (Atlanta, Georgia)**

#34 Roby Järventie (Tampere, Finland)*

Centers

#9 Drake Caggiula (Pickering, Ontario) A

#12 Jayden Grubbe (Calgary, Alberta)

#18 Carl Berglund (Hammarö Kommun, Sweden)**

#21 Matthew Savoie (St. Albert, Alberta)**

#29 Lane Pederson (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan)

#39 Seth Griffith (Chatham-Kent, Ontario) C

Defensemen

#4 Cam Dineen (Toms River Township, New Jersey)

#5 Tyler Inamoto (Barrington Township, Illinois)**

#8 Connor Corcoran (Markham, Ontario)

#16 Max Wanner (Estevan, Saskatchewan)

#25 Philip Kemp (Greenwich, Connecticut) A

#41 Alex Kannok-Leipert (Regina, Saskatchewan)*

#47 Ronnie Attard (White Lake Charter Township, Michigan)*

#58 Connor Carrick (Orland Township, Illinois)*

Goalies

#33 Olivier Rodrigue (Saguenay, Quebec)

#60 Collin Delia (Rancho Cucamonga, California)*

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[bordysbae]

do u write for Tyler Inamoto?

i don’t i’m sorry!!