Moose 2021 Season

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[voyageur]

Here's the updated Training Camp Roster, not sure if Dano is actually in town.

Manitoba Moose

AHL

TEAM FACTS

• Plays inAmerican Hockey League
• Team coloursPolar Night Blue + White + Aviator Blue + Silver
• TownWinnipeg, MB, CAN
• Founded1996

ROSTER

• STATS

2020-2021 ROSTER
Past Rosters Past Rosters 2020-2021 2019-2020 2018-2019 2017-2018 2016-2017 2015-2016 2010-2011 2009-2010 2008-2009 2007-2008 2006-2007 2005-2006 2004-2005 2003-2004 2002-2003 2001-2002 2000-2001 1999-2000 1998-1999 1997-1998 1996-1997 1995-1996 1994-1995

#	N	PLAYER	A	BORN	BIRTHPLACE	HT	WT	S	CTRCT
GOALTENDERS
#40		Mikhail Berdin (G)	22	1998	Ufa, RUS	6'2"	183	L	22/23
#31		Cole Kehler (G)	23	1997	Altona, MB, CAN	6'4"	205	R	20/21
		Arturs Silovs (G)	19	2001	Riga, LAT	6'4"	203	L
DEFENSEMEN
#38		Trenton Bourque (D)	22	1998	Burlington, ON, CAN	6'2"	201	L	20/21
#47		Declan Chisholm (D)	21	2000	Bowmanville, ON, CAN	6'1"	190	L	22/23
#9		Leon Gawanke (D)	21	1999	Berlin, GER	6'1"	198	R	21/22
#45		Luke Green (D)	23	1998	Halifax, NS, CAN	6'1"	187	R	20/21
#4		Johnathan Kovacevic (D)	23	1997	Grimsby, ON, CAN	6'4"	207	R	20/21
#14		Jimmy Oligny (D)	27	1993	Saint-Michel, QC, CAN	5'10"	196	L	20/21
		Ashton Sautner (D)	26	1994	Flin Flon, MB, CAN	6'1"	194	L
#28		Hayden Shaw (D)	24	1996	Woodbury, MN, USA	5'11"	194	L	21/22
FORWARDS
		Marko Dano (LW/C)	26	1994	Eisenstadt, AUT	6'0"	212	L	20/21
#48		Brett Davis (RW)	21	1999	Oakbank, MB, CAN	6'1"	179	L	Try-out
		Haralds Egle (RW)	24	1996	Liepaja, LAT	5'10"	194	R	21/22
		Tyler Graovac (C)	27	1993	Brampton, ON, CAN	6'5"	207	L
#24		Nick Jones (C/RW)	24	1996	Edmonton, AB, CAN	5'11"	176	R	Try-out
		Biagio Lerario (C)	25	1995	Addison, IL, USA	5'11"	185	L	20/21
#18		Joona Luoto (LW/RW)	23	1997	Tampere, FIN	6'3"	192	L	21/22
#46		Bobby Lynch (RW)	22	1998	Grand Blanc, MI, USA	6'2"	172	R	20/21
#41		Cole Maier (C/LW)	25	1995	Pequannock, NJ, USA	6'1"	194	R	20/21
		Jeff Malott (LW)	24	1996	Burlington, ON, CAN	6'4"	201	L	20/21
#43		Skyler McKenzie (LW)	23	1998	Sherwood Park, AB, CAN	5'9"	170	L	20/21
		Westin Michaud (F)	25	1995	Cloquet, MN, USA	5'9"	176	L	20/21
#37		Brent Pedersen (LW)	25	1995	Arthur, ON, CAN	6'3"	214	L	20/21
#17		Cole Perfetti (C/LW)	19	2002	Whitby, ON, CAN	5'10"	185	L	22/23
#20		Kristian Reichel (C)	22	1998	Litvinov, CZE	6'0"	176	R	21/22
#29		Nathan Todd (C)	25	1995	Kemptville, ON, CAN	6'1"	201	R	20/21
Position: G: 3, D: 8, F: 16 | Av Age: 23.37 years | Av Ht: 6'1" | Av Wt: 192 lbs | Compare with other teams

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[snowkiddin]

Here's the updated Training Camp Roster, not sure if Dano is actually in town.

Manitoba Moose

AHL

TEAM FACTS

• Plays inAmerican Hockey League
• Team coloursPolar Night Blue + White + Aviator Blue + Silver
• TownWinnipeg, MB, CAN
• Founded1996

ROSTER

• STATS

2020-2021 ROSTER
Past Rosters Past Rosters 2020-2021 2019-2020 2018-2019 2017-2018 2016-2017 2015-2016 2010-2011 2009-2010 2008-2009 2007-2008 2006-2007 2005-2006 2004-2005 2003-2004 2002-2003 2001-2002 2000-2001 1999-2000 1998-1999 1997-1998 1996-1997 1995-1996 1994-1995

#	N	PLAYER	A	BORN	BIRTHPLACE	HT	WT	S	CTRCT
GOALTENDERS
#40		Mikhail Berdin (G)	22	1998	Ufa, RUS	6'2"	183	L	22/23
#31		Cole Kehler (G)	23	1997	Altona, MB, CAN	6'4"	205	R	20/21
		Arturs Silovs (G)	19	2001	Riga, LAT	6'4"	203	L
DEFENSEMEN
#38		Trenton Bourque (D)	22	1998	Burlington, ON, CAN	6'2"	201	L	20/21
#47		Declan Chisholm (D)	21	2000	Bowmanville, ON, CAN	6'1"	190	L	22/23
#9		Leon Gawanke (D)	21	1999	Berlin, GER	6'1"	198	R	21/22
#45		Luke Green (D)	23	1998	Halifax, NS, CAN	6'1"	187	R	20/21
#4		Johnathan Kovacevic (D)	23	1997	Grimsby, ON, CAN	6'4"	207	R	20/21
#14		Jimmy Oligny (D)	27	1993	Saint-Michel, QC, CAN	5'10"	196	L	20/21
		Ashton Sautner (D)	26	1994	Flin Flon, MB, CAN	6'1"	194	L
#28		Hayden Shaw (D)	24	1996	Woodbury, MN, USA	5'11"	194	L	21/22
FORWARDS
		Marko Dano (LW/C)	26	1994	Eisenstadt, AUT	6'0"	212	L	20/21
#48		Brett Davis (RW)	21	1999	Oakbank, MB, CAN	6'1"	179	L	Try-out
		Haralds Egle (RW)	24	1996	Liepaja, LAT	5'10"	194	R	21/22
		Tyler Graovac (C)	27	1993	Brampton, ON, CAN	6'5"	207	L
#24		Nick Jones (C/RW)	24	1996	Edmonton, AB, CAN	5'11"	176	R	Try-out
		Biagio Lerario (C)	25	1995	Addison, IL, USA	5'11"	185	L	20/21
#18		Joona Luoto (LW/RW)	23	1997	Tampere, FIN	6'3"	192	L	21/22
#46		Bobby Lynch (RW)	22	1998	Grand Blanc, MI, USA	6'2"	172	R	20/21
#41		Cole Maier (C/LW)	25	1995	Pequannock, NJ, USA	6'1"	194	R	20/21
		Jeff Malott (LW)	24	1996	Burlington, ON, CAN	6'4"	201	L	20/21
#43		Skyler McKenzie (LW)	23	1998	Sherwood Park, AB, CAN	5'9"	170	L	20/21
		Westin Michaud (F)	25	1995	Cloquet, MN, USA	5'9"	176	L	20/21
#37		Brent Pedersen (LW)	25	1995	Arthur, ON, CAN	6'3"	214	L	20/21
#17		Cole Perfetti (C/LW)	19	2002	Whitby, ON, CAN	5'10"	185	L	22/23
#20		Kristian Reichel (C)	22	1998	Litvinov, CZE	6'0"	176	R	21/22
#29		Nathan Todd (C)	25	1995	Kemptville, ON, CAN	6'1"	201	R	20/21
Position: G: 3, D: 8, F: 16 | Av Age: 23.37 years | Av Ht: 6'1" | Av Wt: 192 lbs | Compare with other teams

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Relatively young team, even by AHL standards.

 

[MardyBum]

So Samberg is still with the big club?

 

[Bob E]

So Samberg is still with the big club?

Believe so. On taxi squad.

 

[Shaundogg]

What happened to C.J. Suess?

 

[jetsmooseice]

Nikkanen staying in Finland this season?

 

[surixon]

What happened to C.J. Suess?

I think he's on the taxi squad. Same with Nogier

 

[voyageur]

Relatively young team, even by AHL standards.

Likely to get younger too, if Heinola and Vesalainen join them.

 

[BigZ65]

Some bizarre scheduling I’ve been reading about re the AHL. Suggesting they are creating 3 team bubbles for 3 games, meaning teams play their 2 opponents 15 times each. What I don’t understand is why they don’t just travel with the NHL teams and play the farm teams of the NHL opponents, ie while Edmonton is in Winnipeg for 2 games their AHLers play ours for 2 games as well. There’s no utility to having teams play in AHL markets with no fans.

 

[surixon]

Some bizarre scheduling I’ve been reading about re the AHL. Suggesting they are creating 3 team bubbles for 3 games, meaning teams play their 2 opponents 15 times each. What I don’t understand is why they don’t just travel with the NHL teams and play the farm teams of the NHL opponents, ie while Edmonton is in Winnipeg for 2 games their AHLers play ours for 2 games as well. There’s no utility to having teams play in AHL markets with no fans.

That was my idea. Have the AHL team play in the afternoon and the big team in the evening.

 

[BigZ65]

That was my idea. Have the AHL team play in the afternoon and the big team in the evening.

Or on the off day. Could essentially have each NHL/AHL squad as a big bubble in the NHL cities.

 

[WolfHouse]

Think Europe will have a lot better hockey for development than the AHL this year...

 

[ghyrti]

Some bizarre scheduling I’ve been reading about re the AHL. Suggesting they are creating 3 team bubbles for 3 games, meaning teams play their 2 opponents 15 times each. What I don’t understand is why they don’t just travel with the NHL teams and play the farm teams of the NHL opponents, ie while Edmonton is in Winnipeg for 2 games their AHLers play ours for 2 games as well. There’s no utility to having teams play in AHL markets with no fans.

Divisional games only. So Bridgeport plays Providence and Hartford 12 times each starting next week and ending first week of May. No schedule out for the Canadian division yet.

 

[nobody imp0rtant]

I wonder if they will win a game this year. That lineup is a who's who of... Who?

 

[voyageur]

Some bizarre scheduling I’ve been reading about re the AHL. Suggesting they are creating 3 team bubbles for 3 games, meaning teams play their 2 opponents 15 times each. What I don’t understand is why they don’t just travel with the NHL teams and play the farm teams of the NHL opponents, ie while Edmonton is in Winnipeg for 2 games their AHLers play ours for 2 games as well. There’s no utility to having teams play in AHL markets with no fans.

The only thing I can think of is it may be easier to isolate players, and avoid covid by having smaller groups. Having 50 people + staff, travelling at the same time, may be a logistical issue.

 

[ICdave]

Day 2 media availability:

Declan Chisholm & Johnny Kovacevic as well as coach Vincent.

 

[voyageur]

I wonder if they will win a game this year. That lineup is a who's who of... Who?

The whole AHL is like that with taxi squads being a factor this year. There's a few good young defensemen playing in the A this year, in the Canadian Division, like Brannstrom, Lillegren and Guhle, and Cayden Primeau should be the best goalie. Cole Perfetti will be measured in his performance against Nic Petan quite often, or Logan Brown/Logan Shaw, or Cameron Hillis, but the talent level of forwards is quite a bit thinner in general.

 

[ICdave]

At least this should add some more variety to the season.



Also this:

 

[voyageur]

At least this should add some more variety to the season.



Also this:

Good for the Moose, saving some travel. Good for the Flames, keeping their players closer to home.

Wonder if the Oilers will follow suit, if California is a no go for the AHL.

 

[nobody imp0rtant]

The AHL schedule maker reacts to the news.

 

[Big Z Man 1990]

At some point the Moose should build a more intimate arena (about 7-8K seats) in the suburbs of Winnipeg, so Bell MTS Place can host more non-hockey events. Its event schedule options are limited now because of having to host both the Jets and Moose. I don't think NHL teams and their AHL affiliates sharing a home arena in general is a good idea outside of situations like a pandemic, because it limits the amount of other events those arenas can host during hockey season.

 

[nobody imp0rtant]

At some point the Moose should build a more intimate arena (about 7-8K seats) in the suburbs of Winnipeg, so Bell MTS Place can host more non-hockey events. Its event schedule options are limited now because of having to host both the Jets and Moose. I don't think NHL teams and their AHL affiliates sharing a home arena in general is a good idea outside of situations like a pandemic, because it limits the amount of other events those arenas can host during hockey season.

It's more likely True North would build a 4000 seat arena so that demand would exceed supply and they could keep ticket prices high.

 

[snowkiddin]

At some point the Moose should build a more intimate arena (about 7-8K seats) in the suburbs of Winnipeg, so Bell MTS Place can host more non-hockey events. Its event schedule options are limited now because of having to host both the Jets and Moose. I don't think NHL teams and their AHL affiliates sharing a home arena in general is a good idea outside of situations like a pandemic, because it limits the amount of other events those arenas can host during hockey season.

Is the long-term solution still to keep the Moose in town? Honestly, I’m a bit surprised they’ve lasted this long, but I guess having the affiliated team in town is super helpful to the Jets.

 

[jetsmooseice]

I think part of the appeal of having the Moose in town for the Jets is that they can share the same facility. I don't think having the Moose playing 40 home games a year really takes that much out of a concert business that was seeing maybe a half dozen concerts or other big events (figure skating, wrestling, what have you) a month on average.

And as to how long term the arrangement will be, well... several NHL teams with their AHL team in the same city have been holding on to this arrangement for quite some time now, so there is no reason to believe it won't continue for the long haul. Maybe some day another city will lure them away with a new arena and big promises, but I doubt that will happen anytime soon considering the circumstances.