Posts About "Miami University"
Q & A With New Jersey Devils Defenseman Andy Greene
June 8th, 2013 Most defenseman, especially those used on a team’s first pair are usually drafted high in the NHL Draft, or just drafted period. That isn’t the case with New Jersey Devils blueliner Andy Greene, who had a stellar collegiate career from 2002-06 for the Miami RedHawks yet found himself undrafted before eventually signing a contract...
Riley Barber: Get To Know The Caps Prospect
June 3rd, 2013 The Washington Capitals selected Miami University of Ohio forward prospect Riley Barber in the sixth round of the 2012 NHL entry draft, giving them a skilled forward that could provide a spark to Washington's lineup down the road. He just finished off a tremendous freshman season at Miami of Ohio, where he totaled 39 points in 40 games....
Washington Capitals College Prospect Update: Riley Barber
December 3rd, 2012 Many players are selected through the NHL entry draft at a very young age. Most players go to a junior league and quickly become club property as early as age 17. A select percent go the college route, playing NCAA hockey, sometimes up to a full four years. With the college hockey season underway, I give you an update on the Washington...Phoenix Coyotes' Talent Pool in No Short Supply
Last year Coyotes fans saw veteran forward Ray Whitney find his niche on a line that featured Czech's Martin Hanzal and Radim Vrbata. Racking up 24 goals and 53 assists, the 40-year-old Alberta native had his best season since the '08-'09 campaign when he was a member of the Carolina Hurricanes. Whitney, always noted for his size,...Still Not Satisfied: After Tremendous Rookie Campaign, P-Bruins' Carter Camper Looks for More
Even in the best of circumstances, it takes talent and effort to lead a pro team in scoring – perhaps even truer for rookies. Carter Camper led the Providence Bruins with 48 points in 2011-12, but he’s looking for more. Providence’s center surprised many with his team-leading production in ’11-’12. The lone P-Bruin selected...
Red Wings Assistant Jeff Blashill Moved To Grand Rapids: Demotion, Promotion, Neither?
June 25th, 2012 It was just 1 year ago that up-and-coming coaching prodigy Jeff Blashill announced his resignation from the head coaching job at Western Michigan University in order to accept an assistant role on the Detroit Red Wings bench next to Mike Babcock. At the time the announcement came as a bit of a surprise, there were more experienced and...
