Posts About "Tim Gleason"
Tim Gleason Leaves Tryout
November 28th, 2015 Tim Gleason has spent the last week with the Carolina Hurricanes on a professional tryout. It's a familiar space for him. He spent nine seasons there all told, including four seasons where he was an alternate captain. That bid for a new deal came to an end this week when Gleason decided to walk away from his tryout, the team...
Four Free Agents the Nashville Predators Should Consider
June 29th, 2015 The NHL's free-agency period begins on July 1, and the Nashville Predators could make more noise in the free-agent market than once believed. A month ago, general manager David Poile said he was not going to be too active in free agency because was pleased with the team's core. However, with the uncertainty surrounding the...
Predators on the Prowl for a Depth Defenseman
June 1st, 2015 One of the most critical assets of any successful NHL team is a solid defense. Arguably, the Nashville Predators have one of the best defensive cores in the league with Shea Weber, Roman Josi, Seth Jones and Ryan Ellis at the helm. Entering last season, however, there was one problem. Inexperience. General Manager David...
Curtis Glencross' and Tim Gleason's First Week
March 10th, 2015 It has now been more than a week since Washington acquired two new skaters before the March 2nd trade deadline ran out. Even though there is a solid chance neither Tim Gleason or Curtis Glencross will return next season, both are counted on to be productive in the short-term in order for the Capitals to advance as far as they can in...
Hockey News: Vermette to the Blackhawks, Gleason to the Capitals
March 1st, 2015 The trade deadline is Monday, but NHL teams are getting a head start. Stay up to date as to the big moves and what to expect tomorrow. Blackhawks and Coyotes agreed on a deal that sent Antoine Vermette to Chicago. Tomas Fleischmann to Ducks, Dany Heatley and a pick to Panthers; making sense of the deal. Tim Gleason goes to...
Ron Francis Spotlight; Anybody Want His Assets?
February 15th, 2015 View image | gettyimages.com Ron Francis, general manager of the Carolina Hurricanes is watching his team disappoint at many levels. The 'Canes are holding on to last place in the Metropolitan Division of the Eastern Conference with 45 points. They have lost their last two games, 2-1 to the Anaheim Ducks, and 6-3 to the...
