2016-2017 AHL contracts

Booba · Mar 24, 2016

Booba · Mar 24, 2016

2016 AHL UFAs
Albany
Joe Faust (Idaho, ECHL)
Matt Lorito (Detroit, NHL)
Chris McKelvie (Retired)
Corbin McPherson (Retired)
Max Novak (Re-signed)
Rod Pelley (Re-signed)

Bakersfield
Josh Currie (Re-signed)
Matt Ford (Grand Rapids, AHL)
Alexis Loiseau (Wichita, ECHL)
Philip McRae (Hartford, AHL)
Nick Pageau (Frisk Asker, Norway)
Ty Rimmer (Sterzing/Vipiteno, AlpsHL)
Marc-Olivier Roy (Utica, AHL)
Josh Winquist (Bridgeport, AHL)

Binghamton
Chris Carlisle (Re-signed)
Scott Greenham (Re-signed)
Danny Hobbs (SÃ¸nderjyskE, Denmark)
Guillaume LÃ©pine (Re-signed)
Daultan LeveillÃ© (Elmira, ECHL)
Ryan Penny (Reading, ECHL)
Nick Tuzzolino (Stoney Creek, Chinook Hockey League)
Alex Wideman (Indy, ECHL)
Matthew Zay (Elmira, ECHL)

Bridgeport
Bryce Aneloski (Missouri, ECHL)
Tyler Barnes (Rockford, AHL)
Matt Carkner (Retired)
Jared Gomes (Ritten/Renon, Italy)
Josh Holmstrom (Re-signed)
Connor Jones (Re-signed)
Kane Lafranchise (Re-signed)
C.J Ludwig
Colin Markinson (Re-signed)
Parker Milner (Hershey, AHL)
Jesse Root (Bolzano, EBEL)
Andrew Rowe (Re-signed)
SÃ©bastien Sylvestre (Orlando, ECHL)

Charlotte
Justin Agosta (Manchester, ECHL)
Jake Chelios (Carolina, NHL)
Kyle Hagel (Re-signed)
John Muse (Rochester, AHL)
Anthony Peters (Re-signed)
Ethan Werek (Orlando, ECHL)
Matt Willows (San Jose, AHL)
David Wohlberg (EHC Bayreuth, DEL2)

Chicago
Spencer Asuchak (Allen, ECHL)
Jeremie Blain (St. John's, AHL)
Eriah Hayes
Hubert Labrie (Hershey, AHL)
Zach O'Brien (Ravensburg, DEL2)
Evan Trupp (Augsburger, DEL)
Scooter Vaughan (Re-signed)

Grand Rapids
Joel Chouinard (Allen, ECHL)
Scott Czarnowczan (Toledo, ECHL/Iowa, AHL |PTO|)
Derek Docken (Toledo, ECHL)
Triston Grant (Wichita, ECHL)
Alden Hirschfeld (Toledo, ECHL)
Jeff Hoggan (Iowa, AHL |PTO|)
Joel Rechlicz (Bakersfield, AHL)
Mark Zengerle (Lehigh Valley, AHL)
Dominic Zombo (Cincinnati, ECHL)

Hartford
Tyler Brown (Greenville, ECHL)
Jack Combs (Fischtown, DEL)
Kodie Curran (Esberg, Denmark)
Alex Krushelnyski (Binghamton, AHL)
Chad Nehring (Ottawa, NHL)
Jeff Malcolm (Re-signed)
Richard Nejezchleb (Litvinov, Czech Republic)
Shawn O'Donnell (Cincinnati, ECHL)
Travis Oleksuk (Bolzano, EBEL)

Hershey
Erik Burgdoerfer (Buffalo, NHL)
Mark Dekanich (Lehigh Valley, AHL)
Austin Fyten (Texas, AHL)
Dustin Gazley (Re-signed)
Joey Leach (Re-signed)
Maxime SauvÃ© (JonquiÃ¨re, LNAH)
Bobby Shea (Fort Wayne, ECHL)

Iowa
Olivier Archambault (South Carolina, ECHL)
Colton Beck (2-year extension)
Rob Bordson (Fischtown, DEL)
Matt Carey (Hartford, AHL)
Tanner Eberle (Allen, ECHL)
Joe Finley (HIFK, Finland)
Leland Irving (Kookoo, Finland|)

Lake Erie
Seth Ambroz (Cincinnati, ECHL)
Derek DeBlois (South Carolina, ECHL)
Peter Quenneville (Aalborg, Denmark)
Eric Roy (San Jose, AHL)
Brad Thiessen (Re-signed)
Trent Vogelhuber (Colorado, NHL)

Lehigh Valley
Adam Comrie (Syracuse, AHL)
Philip DeSimone (Utica, AHL |PTO|)
Kevin Goumas (Mora, Allsvenskan)
Connor Knapp (Norfolk, ECHL)
Nick Luukko (Reading, ECHL)
Martin Ouellette (Re-signed)
Mike Marcou (Reading, ECHL)
Pavlo Padakin (Sochi, KHL)
Michael Parks (Quad City, ECHL)
Logan Pyett
Jay Rosehill (Braehead, EIHL)
Kevin Sundher (Re-signed)
Geoff Walker (Tingsryds, Allsvenskan)

Manitoba
John Albert (Karpat, Finland)
Aaron Harstad (Norfolk, ECHL)
Jiri Fronk (Re-signed)
Darren Kramer (Re-signed)
Jussi Olkinuora (SaiPa, Finland)
Brennan Serville (Retired)
Peter Stoykewych (Re-signed)
Ben Walker (Budejovice, Czech Republic 2nd Division)

Milwaukee
Jimmy Oligny (2-year extension)
Adam Payerl (Nashville, NHL)
Joe Pendenza (Manchester, ECHL)
Eric Robinson (Re-signed)

Ontario
Sean Backman (Re-signed)
Paul Bissonnette (Re-signed)
Ryan Horvat (Springfield, AHL)
Michael Houser (Cleveland, AHL)
Kris Newbury (Reading, ECHL/Bakersfield, AHL |PTO|)
Kevin Raine (Charlotte, AHL)
Jordan Samuels-Thomas (Utah, ECHL)

Portland
Wade Megan (St. Louis, NHL)
Rob Schremp (Langnau, SwissA)
Wayne Simpson (Providence, AHL)

Providence
Brett Bellemore (Kunlan, KHL)
Andrew Cherniwchan (South Carolina, ECHL)
Max Everson (Bolzano, EBEL)
Matt Ginn (Re-signed)
Eric Neiley (Atlanta, ECHL)
Frankie Simonelli (Bakersfield, AHL)
Ben Youds (Leksands, SHL)

Rochester
Josh Chapman (Ryerson, CIS)
Matt Ellis (Retired)
Matt Garbowsky (Colorado, ECHL)
Spiro Goulakos (Hartford, AHL)
Cason Hohmann (Toronto, AHL)
Patrick Kaleta (Retired)
Allan McPherson (Greenville, ECHL)
Joey Mormina (Retired)
C.J. Motte (Quad City, ECHL)
Matt Prapavessis (Greenville, ECHL)
Colby Robak (Utica, AHL)

Rockford
Jonathan Carlsson (Re-signed)
Daniel Ciampini (Ontario, AHL)
Chris DeSousa (Re-signed)
Jake Dowell (Re-signed)
Kirill Gotovets (Minsk, KHL)
Pierre-CÃ©dric Labrie (Chicago, NHL)
Sam Jardine (Colorado, ECHL)
Nick Mattson (Re-signed)
Mark Visentin (Milwaukee, AHL)
Dane Walters (Toledo, ECHL)

San Antonio
Alex Belzile (Re-signed)
Nick Drazenovic
Justin Hamonic (Re-signed)
Daniel Maggio (Toronto, AHL)
Brock Montgomery (Orlando, ECHL)
Reid Petryk (Colorado, NHL)
Michael Schumacher (SÃ¶dertÃ¤lje SK, SHL)
Will Weber (Fort Wayne, ECHL)

San Diego
Matthew Berry (Florida, ECHL)
Stu Bickel (Re-signed)
Ryan Faragher (Utah, ECHL)
Eric Knodel (Cincinnati, ECHL)
Antoine LaganiÃ¨re (Re-signed)
Bryan Moore (Orlando, ECHL)
Kenny Ryan (Cincinnati, ECHL)

San Jose
Vincent Arseneau (Wichita, ECHL)
Daniel Doremus (Manchester, ECHL)
Danny Federico (South Carolina, ECHL)
Trevor Parkes (Augsburger, DEL)
Rick Pinkston (Allen, ECHL)
Scott Timmins (Straubing, DEL)
Gus Young (Chicago, AHL)

Springfield
Greg Carey (Philadelphia, NHL)
Steven Delisle (South Carolina, ECHL)
Phil Lane (Adirondack, ECHL)
Ross Mauermann (Fischtown, DEL)

St. John's
Travis Brown (San Jose, AHL)
Josiah Didier (Re-signed)
Markus Eisenschmid (Re-signed)
Angelo Miceli (Greenville, ECHL)
Brandon McNally (Utah, ECHL)
Eddie Pasquale (Detroit, NHL)

Stockton
Mitchell Heard (Charlotte, AHL)
Aaron Johnson (Manheim, DEL)
Michael Kirkpatrick (Florida, ECHL)
Ryan Lomberg (Re-signed)
Louick Marcotte (Wichita, ECHL)
Colton Orr (Retired)
Blair Riley (Belfast, EIHL)
Yan SauvÃ© (Zagreb, KHL)
Kent Simpson (San Antonio, AHL)
Dustin Stevenson (Dallas, NHL)

Syracuse
Charlie Dodero (Idaho, ECHL)
Ryan Martindale (Esbjerg, Denmark)
Nicola Riopel (Re-signed)

Texas
Jesse Blacker (NÃ¼rnberg, DEL)
Brennan Evans (Lacombe, Chinook Hockey League)
Derek Hulak (Utica, AHL)
Zack Kamrass (Florida, ECHL)
Cory Kane (Trinec, Czech Republic)
Brandon Magee (Lacombe, Chinook Hockey League)
Matt Mangene (Re-signed)
Greg Rallo (Iserlohn, DEL)

Toronto
Zach Bell (Idaho, ECHL)
Erik Bradford (Toledo, ECHL)
Ã‰ric Faille (Re-signed)
Brett Findlay (Re-signed)
Justin Holl (Toronto, NHL)
Justin Johnson (Retired)
David Kolomatis (Manchester, ECHL)
Rob Madore (Retired)
James Martin
Brenden Miller (Re-signed|)
Max Nicastro (Orlando, ECHL)
Jack Rodewald (Wichita, ECHL)
Matt Rupert (Indy, ECHL)
Brady Vail (Fort Wayne, ECHL)
Patrick Watling (Orlando, ECHL)

Utica
Darren Archibald (Re-signed)
Carter Bancks (2-year extension)
Travis Ehrhardt (GenÃ¨ve-Servette, NLA)
Wacey Hamilton (2-year extension)
Jon Landry (Bridgeport, AHL)
John Negrin (Re-signed)
Curtis Valk (Re-signed)
Clay Witt (Retired)

Wilkes-Barre
Brian Foster
Sahir Gill (Re-signed)
Barry Goers (Re-signed)
Tom Kostopoulos (Re-signed)
Adam Krause (Re-signed)
Ty Loney (Adirondack, ECHL)
John McCarron (Florida, ECHL)
Patrick McGrath (Re-signed)
Ryan Parent
Carter Rowney (Pittsburgh, NHL)
Clark Seymour (Bolzano, EBEL)
Evan Wardley (University of Lethbridge, CIS)

Players who took part in 25 games (or more) in the AHL last season despite not officially signing an AHL contract
Kyle Flanagan (Binghamton) (Binghamton, AHL - Two years contract)
Patrick Cullity (Bridgeport) (Bridgeport, AHL)
Mike Cornell (Charlotte) (Straubing, DEL)
Emerson Clark, (Chicago) (Chicago, AHL)
Jared Nightingale (Chicago) (Toledo, ECHL)
Joe Rehkamp (Lehigh Valley) (Retired)
Dalton Smith* (Lehigh Valley) (Florida, ECHL)
Tony Turgeon (Portland) (Manchester, ECHL)
Garry Nunn (San Antonio*) (San Antonio, AHL)
Garrett Thompson (San Antonio) (Fort Wayne, ECHL)
Kyle Bonis (San Diego) (Toledo, ECHL)
Domenic Monardo (Springfield) (Hershey, AHL)
Andrew Yogan (St. John's*) (Bolzano, EBEL)
Derek Army (Texas*) (Wheeling, ECHL)
John Kurtz (Toronto*) (Norfolk, ECHL)
Kellen Jones (Utica*) (Bridgeport, AHL)
Brandon Marino (Utica) (Brampton, ECHL)
Evan Rankin (Utica*) (Toledo, ECHL)
David Shields (Utica) (Utica, AHL)

* = Last played for

Booba · Mar 24, 2016

Last year, the first AHL signings for 15-16 were announced only in March however this year the scenario is totally different because they are already several players who are signed to multi-years contract.

Confirmations :

Players previously signed to 2 years contract.
Bridgeport : Matt Carkner
Grand Rapids : Nathan Paetsch
Iowa : Maxime Fortunus
Lake Erie : Ryan Craig
Milwaukee : Brandon Whitney and Matt White
San Diego : Kyle MacKinnon
San Jose : Alex Gallant
Toronto : T.J. Foster

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2-year extension for Jimmy Oligny

The Milwaukee Admirals announced today that they have signed defenseman Jimmy Oligny to a two-year, American Hockey League contract extension that will keep him with the team through the 2017-18 season.

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Turning pro :

It didn’t take former Scituate star goaltender Jamie Murray a long time to achieve his dream of playing professional hockey (...)

“I got a call from my agent last Sunday, the day after we lost in our league championship to end our season,” Murray said. “He told me the San Jose Sharks organization was really interested in signing me for next year. They flew me out on Tuesday to be with their AHL team and I signed an AHL contract this past Thursday for next year.”

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From a AHL deal to a NHL contract

The Pittsburgh Penguins have signed forward Carter Rowney to a two-year contract, it was announced today by executive vice president and general manager Jim Rutherford.

The two-way deal begins with the 2016-17 season and runs through the 2017-18 campaign, and has an average annual value of $612,500.

Rowney, 26, ranks second in scoring this season on WBS with 39 points in 58 games. He has already established career highs in goals (17), assists (22), points (39) and plus-minus (+22). His plus-22 leads the team and is tied for 10th best in the AHL.

http://penguins.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=872813

Booba · Mar 31, 2016

NEWS: #IAWild has signed Nick Saracino to an ATO and an AHL SPC for the 2016-17 season. http://******/106TMW

http://www.iowawild.com/fan-central/multimedia/news-releases/?article_id=1094

The last of the 2015-16 seniors on the St. Cloud State men's hockey team has signed a pro contract.

Joey Benik has signed an amateur tryout contract for the rest of this season and a one-year deal with the Bakersfield Condors of the American Hockey League.

http://www.sctimes.com/story/sports...nik-signs-deal-play-bakersfield-ahl/82455992/

LadyStanley · Apr 2, 2016

http://scituate.wickedlocal.com/article/20160401/SPORTS/160409006

G Jamie Murray signs with Barracuda.

(And had ATO with ECHL Allen to wet his whistle; now back at school.)

Tao Jersey Jones · Apr 6, 2016

The Rochester Americans announced today that the team has signed forward Matt Lane to an American Hockey League contract for the 2016-17 season.

Lane, 21, a Rochester native, recently completed his senior season at Boston University

http://www.amerks.com/article/AMERKS SIGN ROCHESTER NATIVE MATT LANE

Tao Jersey Jones · Apr 6, 2016

The Hershey Bears announced today that forward Dylan Margonari has been signed to an amateur tryout agreement. The announcement was made by Bears President/General Manager Doug Yingst.

The 24-year-old Margonari joins the Bears after completing his senior season at Minnesota State University - Mankato (WCHA).

http://www.oursportscentral.com/ser...d-dylan-margonari-to-amateur-tryout/n-5120127

Tao Jersey Jones · Apr 7, 2016

Tao Jersey Jones · Apr 7, 2016

Mike Jones · Apr 7, 2016

Tao Jones said:

We need that picture of Oprah screaming at her audience with the words "You get an ATO! And you get an ATO! And you get an ATO!" overhead.

Tao Jersey Jones · Apr 8, 2016

Tao Jersey Jones · Apr 10, 2016

Booba · Apr 12, 2016

More 2016-2017 signings

Toronto Marlies General Manager Kyle Dubas announced today that the club has signed forwards Shane Conacher, Chase Witala and Mason Marchment to AHL contracts. All three players are currently signed to Amateur Try Out contracts with the Marlies.

http://www.marlies.ca/news/News.asp?story_id=3821

The Bridgeport Sound Tigers announced today that forward Tanner Fritz has been signed to a standard player contract for the remainder of the 2015-16 season and the 2016-17 season.

Fritz, 24, had been playing for Bridgeport on a professional tryout for the past month and a half. The forward has appeared in 13 games for the Sound Tigers this year, posting two goals and seven assists.

http://www.soundtigers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=22700&ATCLID=210875094

hb12xchamps · Apr 16, 2016

There's no official link, but Troy Mann mentioned in the Bears pre game interview that Dylan Margonari (currently on an ATO with Hershey) is signed for next season

Booba · Apr 23, 2016

hb11xchamps said:
There's no official link, but Troy Mann mentioned in the Bears pre game interview that Dylan Margonari (currently on an ATO with Hershey) is signed for next season

As soon as I find a "more official" confirmation, I'll add him to the list.

Same goes for Jack Flinn and Mark Naclerio

@mayorNHL April 14
Told that goalie Jack Flinn's deal is a two-year AHL contract.

Also, just yesterday, he was nominated for OHL Overage Player of the Year.

@MarkDivver March 8
Mark Naclerio of @BrownMensHockey signs ATO for rest of season with @AHLBruins. Expected to sign AHL deal for 2016-17.

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Added the following category to the UFA list

Players who played 25 games (or more) in the AHL last season despite not officially signing an AHL contract
Kyle Flanagan 44 6-14-20 (Binghamton)
Patrick Cullity 31 0-2-2 (Bridgeport)
Mike Cornell 51 3-6-9 (Charlotte)
Emerson Clark 29 2-5-7 (Chicago)
Jared Nightingale 31 2-4-6 (Chicago)
Joe Rehkamp 41 1-2-3 (Lehigh Valley)
Tony Turgeon 35 0-1-1 (Portland)
Garry Nunn 27 7-9-16 (Providence/San Antonio*)
Garrett Thompson 32 6-7-13 (San Antonio)
Kyle Bonis 32 4-6-10 (San Diego)
Andrew Yogan 35 4-7-11 (Iowa/Syracuse/St. John's*)
Derek Army 36 3-6-9 (Portland/Ontario/Wilkes-Barres/Texas*)
John Kurtz 39 3-3-6 (Utica/Toronto*)
Kellen Jones 33 4-4-8 (Bakersfield/Utica*)
Brandon Marino 30 4-0-4 (Utica)
Evan Rankin 30 1-6-7 (Lehigh Valley/St. John's/Utica*)
David Shields 32 3-7-10 (Utica)

*Chronological order

Booba · Apr 23, 2016

Confirmed signings

The Grand Rapids Griffins on Wednesday signed forward Alex Globke (GLOBE-key) to a standard playerâ€™s contract for the 2016-17 season.

A native of Waterford, Mich., Globke spent the last three seasons competing for the Lake Superior State Lakers (WCHA), where he appeared in 100 games and accumulated 49 points (21-28â€”49). The 6-foot-3, 205-pounder contributed eight points (4-4â€”8) in 28 games during his 2015-16 junior season and helped the Lakers reach the WCHA playoffs for the second consecutive year.

http://griffinshockey.com/news/releases/?article_id=3393

Bakersfield confirmed the signing of Joey Benik and announces the signature of Scott Allen.

ALLEN (stats) 6â€™3″, 198 lbs., Edmonton, Alberta

Had 30 points (13g-17a) in 37 games with Norfolk (ECHL) as a rookie in 2015-16
Played four seasons at the University of Alaska-Anchorage and registered 75 points (40g-35a) in 129 games
Second-leading goal scorer on the Seawolves in 2013-14 with 17

http://www.bakersfieldcondors.com/news/condors-sign-benik-and-allen-for-2016-17/

Chicago signed their first player for 2016-2017

The Chicago Wolves announced Wednesday that left wing Emerson Clark has signed a standard player contract (SPC) for the 2016-17 season.

Clark, 23, contributed 2 goals, 5 assists and 62 penalty minutes in the Wolvesâ€™ final 29 games of the 2015-16 season while playing on a professional tryout contract (PTO). The Whitby, Ontario, native made his Chicago and American Hockey League debuts on Feb. 13 and scored his first AHL goal in his second game.

â€œHis energy is contagious,â€ said Wolves general manager Wendell Young. â€œHe plays a hard game. He gets in on the forecheck. Heâ€™s not afraid to drop the gloves and stick up for his teammates. He earned his contract.â€

Prior to joining the Wolves, the 5-foot-10, 200-pound Clark produced 15 goals, 11 assists and 96 penalty minutes in 32 games for the Tulsa Oilers (ECHL). He has notched 39 goals, 33 assists in 569 penalty minutes in 153 career ECHL games.

http://www.chicagowolves.com/2016/04/20/wolves-sign-clark-2016-17-season/

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2016 AHL UFAs signed to new contracts.

RALEIGH, NC â€“ Carolina Hurricanes, today announced that the team has agreed to terms with defenseman Jake Chelios on a one-year, two-way contract. The deal will pay Chelios $575,000 at the NHL level, or $70,000 on the American Hockey League (AHL) level in 2016-17.

â€œJake was a steady presence for Charlotte last season in his first full season playing defense,â€ said Francis. â€œHe showed that he can contribute offensively and, at 25, he fits in well with our organizationâ€™s young defensemen.â€

Chelios, 25, led the Hurricanesâ€™ AHL affiliate, the Charlotte Checkers, in games played in 2015-16, skating in 73 of the teamâ€™s 76 games. He ranked second among team defensemen in assists (24) and points (31), and tied for second among Checkers blueliners in goals (7). In 118 career AHL regular-season games, Chelios has scored eight goals and earned 39 assists (47 points) with Charlotte and the Chicago Wolves.

The 2015-16 season marked the second full professional campaign for Chelios (6â€™2â€, 185 lbs.) after splitting 2014-15 between the Toledo Walleye (ECHL) and Chicago (AHL). Prior to turning professional, the Chicago native played four seasons at Michigan State University, earning 54 points (17g, 37a) in 154 career games with the Spartans, including 21 points (2g, 19a) to lead team defensemen in his senior season. Chelios is the son of Hockey Hall of Fame defenseman and current Detroit Red Wings assistant coach Chris Chelios.

Nashville Predators announced Thursday that the club has signed forward Adam Payerl to a one-year contract worth $575,000 at the NHL level and $75,000 at the AHL level in 2016-17.

Payerl, 22 (3/4/91), has spent the 2015-16 campaign with Nashvilleâ€™s primary developmental affiliate, the American Hockey Leagueâ€™s Milwaukee Admirals, posting 29 points (13g-16a) and 114 penalty minutes in 74 games and helping the club claim the Central Division title. The 6-foot-3, 215-pound native of Kitchener, Ont., has appeared in 204 career AHL contests since 2012 with Milwaukee and Wilkes-Barre, amassing 60 points (23g-37a) and 284 penalty minutes, in addition to playing in two NHL games with Pittsburgh during the 2013-14 campaign (0pts, 2 PIMs).

Geoff Walker ‏@Gwalker74 April 19

So excited to be joining @Tingsrydsaif for next season in allsvensken in Sweden! Tough year personally but looking forward to a fresh start!

Walker was under contract with Lehigh Valley last season. He scored 6 points (1-5) in 5 games with the Phantoms' ECHL affiliate before leaving the team in November.

crimsonace · Apr 28, 2016

Rockford re-signs Chris DeSousa to a one-year deal for 2016-17: http://www.mystateline.com/sports/icehogs-ink-forward-chris-desousa

Booba · Apr 28, 2016

Colton Orr has announced his retirement from pro hockey. In 2015-2016, he played 10 games as a member of the Stockton Heat.
http://www.nhlpa.com/news/colton-orr-retires-from-nhl-after-9-seasons

In the UFA post, I moved Domenic Monardo (Springfield) to the "no AHL contract" section as he was released from his PTO at the season end.

http://theahl.com/stats/transactions.php?f_season_id=51&f_team_id=312

caley · May 3, 2016

http://griffinshockey.com/news/releases/?article_id=3417

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – The Grand Rapids Griffins have signed forward Mathew Santos to a standard player’s contract for the 2016-17 season.

Santos, 21, has spent the last four seasons competing for the North Bay (Brampton) Battalion of the Ontario Hockey League. The 2015-16 season proved to be the most productive for the 6-foot, 209-pound forward as his 69 points (29-40—69), 29 goals and plus-29 rating all ranked second on the team. Santos’ seven shorthanded goals placed fourth in the league.

Booba · May 8, 2016

According to Le Droit, Michael Joly has signed a AHL contract with the Hartford Wolf Pack.

Le hockeyeur de 21 ans a signÃ© un contrat Ã sens unique avec le Wolfpack de Hartford dans la Ligue amÃ©ricaine (LAH). Il s'agit du club-Ã©cole des Rangers de New York.

http://www.lapresse.ca/le-droit/spo...chez-les-professionnels-pour-michael-joly.php

Joly completed his junior career with a 88 points campaign. With 47 goals he rank tied at second for the most goals in the QMJHL this season.

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Pavel Padakin who split his time between Lehigh Valley and Reading in 2015-2016 has signed with the HK Sochi of the KHL.
http://www.hcsochi.ru/article.asp?id=Pavel-Padakin-v-stane-leopardov-4072

LadyStanley · May 9, 2016

Bryan Lerg (SJ) heading to Sweden

Petter Emmanuelsson rumored to be heading to Europe as well.

caley · May 10, 2016

www.icehogs.com/news/icehogs/?article_id=5232

Rockford, Ill. â€“ The Rockford IceHogs, proud affiliate of the NHLâ€™s Chicago Blackhawks, announced on Tuesday that they have agreed to a one-year AHL contract with last seasonâ€™s team captain Jake Dowell.

Booba · May 11, 2016

The Chicago Wolves announced Monday that forward Bryce Gervais (“zhur-VAY”) has signed a two-year standard player contract (SPC).

Gervais joined the Wolves on an amateur tryout contract (ATO) on March 24 and proceeded to deliver 4 goals, 2 assists and a +3 plus/minus rating while playing in Chicago’s final 10 games of the 2015-16 season.

The 24-year-old from Battleford, Saskatchewan, made his Wolves debut less than a week after completing his four-year college career with Minnesota State University. Gervais racked up 67 goals for the Mavericks — tied for second on the school’s career list during its Division I era — and added 34 assists while playing in 163 consecutive games.

The 5-foot-10, 175-pound forward paced Minnesota State during the 2015-16 season with 16 goals and finished second with 26 points. He earned third-team all-WCHA honors for his efforts.

Gervais joins forward Emerson Clark on the list of Chicago skaters under contract for the 2016-17 season.

http://www.chicagowolves.com/2016/05/09/gervais-signs/

caley · May 16, 2016

The American Hockey Leagueâ€™s Rockford IceHogs, and proud affiliate of the Chicago Blackhawks, announced Monday that the club has re-signed defenseman Jonathan Carlsson to a one-year AHL contract for the 2016-17 season. Additionally, the IceHogs have agreed to terms with forward Evan Mosey on a one-year AHL contract.

http://icehogs.com/news/icehogs/?article_id=5235

caley · May 20, 2016

Forgot to post this, but saw it happened a while back. I forget where I read it, but I belive the deal is for 2016-17/
http://www.ontarioreign.com/news/detail/goaltender-jack-flinn-joins-reign

Ontario, CA – The Ontario Reign, proud American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate of the Los Angeles Kings of the National Hockey League (NHL), have agreed to terms with goaltender Jack Flinn.

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