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Ric Seiling Ric Seiling ( born December 15 , 1957 in Elmira , Ontario ) is a retired former professional ice hockey player . He spent the majority of his 738 - game NHL career with the Buffalo Sabres , but also played one season for the Detroit Red Wings . After his retirement he became a successful harness racer . He is the younger brother of fellow long - time NHLer Rod Seiling . He has two sons : Zac - 18 , and Jeremy - 16 , and also a few daughters . He is no longer married to the mother of these children , Janice ; Jeremy , Zac , and Janice live on Grand Island , NY as he is now located in Rochester , NY . Junior career . Seiling , at 16 , joined the Hamilton Red Wings of the Ontario Major Junior Hockey League at the start of the 1974 – 75 season . He spent three seasons with the franchise , which moved to St . Cathareines in 1976 , amassing 117 goals and 142 assists in 189 regular season games . The Fincups played in the 1976 Memorial Cup , where Seiling posted three goals and nine points in three appearances , leading all players in scoring and earning a berth on the Memorial Cup all - star team . The following season , his last in junior , Seiling was selected to play for Canada ' s national junior squad , winning a silver medal while scoring three goals and three assists in seven games . Teammates on the Canadian roster that year included future number one draft picks Dale McCourt and Rob Ramage , as well as Ron Duguay , John Anderson , Dale Hunter and Al Secord . NHL career . Seiling was drafted 14th overall by the Buffalo Sabres in the 1977 NHL draft , one slot ahead of Mike Bossy , who was chosen by the New York Islanders . Seiling played all 80 games during his rookie season of 1977 – 78 , scoring 19 goals and 19 assists for 38 points . His goal total increased for the next three seasons , when he peaked with a career - high 30 in 1980 – 81 . He spent five more seasons with the Sabres , but was dealt to the Detroit Red Wings on October 7 , 1986 where he played his final year in the NHL . He totaled 179 goals and 208 assists for 387 points in his career . He also picked up 573 penalty minutes . In 62 playoff games he had 14 goals and 14 assists for 28 points . Seiling was sent to the American Hockey League ' s Adirondack Red Wings in 1987 – 88 , and retired after a season spent as a player - assistant coach . Coaching career . He returned to coaching in 1994 with the Utica Blizzard of the Colonial Hockey League , leading the team to a 31 – 38 – 5 record and an eventual first round loss in the postseason . Seiling even donned the Blades as an emergency replacement , but failed to record a point . The following year he took the reins of the Ontario Hockey League ' s Owen Sound Platers , but was replaced midway through the year . He spent parts of the next three seasons behind the bench in the Central Hockey League , first with San Antonio and later with the Tulsa Oilers . Seiling is currently working for the AHL Rochester Americans as a broadcaster , a position he has held since 2005 .
Mike Lange Mike Lange ( born March 3 , 1948 in Sacramento , California ) is the radio play - by - play broadcaster for the Pittsburgh Penguins . In 2001 , he received the Foster Hewitt Memorial Award for his outstanding work as an NHL broadcaster . A native of Sacramento , California , Lange joined the Penguins as a radio announcer in 1974 after spending time as a commentator for the San Diego Gulls and Phoenix Roadrunners of the Western Hockey League . He left the Penguins after just one season , because the team was in bankruptcy and he had no guarantee of a job . Lange called Washington Diplomats soccer games , then returned to the Penguins for the 1976 – 77 season , where he became the central figure of the team ' s broadcast presence . From 1975 until 2006 , Lange served as the lead play - by - play announcer for the Penguins ' hockey radio and television network , never missing a broadcast . On June 29 , 2006 , Fox Sports Pittsburgh did agree to partner Paul Steigerwald . On August 4 , 2006 , Lange signed a one - year contract to work on Penguins ' radio broadcasts . It marked the 31st year that Lange has announced Penguins hockey . During the mid 1980s , Lange also broadcast several NHL games for ESPN alongside Paul Steigerwald . Lange and then - colleague Steigerwald appeared together as themselves in the 1995 movie " Sudden Death " , starring Jean - Claude Van Damme . In the film , Lange used many of his trademark expressions in his play - by - play commentary . Expressions . Like fellow Pittsburgh sports announcers , the late Pittsburgh Steelers announcer Myron Cope and the late Pittsburgh Pirates announcer Bob Prince , Lange uses a repertoire of distinctive colorful expressions , sometimes called " Lange - isms " by his fans . While some are familiar phrases from pop culture , most are cryptic expressions of Lange ' s making .
Gennady Stolyarov Gennady Stolyarov was a late round selection by the Detroit Red Wings in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft . The young forward was a break - out young player during the 2006 - 2007 season , delivering a strong performance in the Russian Super League with HC Dynamo Moscow . He also spent the 2007 - 08 season with HC Dynamo .
Leo Reise , Jr . Leo Charles Reise Jr . ( born 7 June , 1922 ) was a professional ice hockey player in the NHL and son of former pro Leo Reise . He was born in Stoney Creek , Ontario . Playing career . Following junior hockey in Brantford and Guelph , Reise enlisted in the navy where he played for the naval teams of Victoria , Halifax and Winnipeg where he played on the 1945 Basil Baker trophy winning team . Leo Reise began his NHL career following the end of World War II playing six games with the Chicago Black Hawks in the 1945 – 46 NHL season . Part way through the next season , he was traded to the Detroit Red Wings where he remained until the end of the 1951 – 52 NHL season . He finished his last two seasons , 1952 – 53 and 1953 – 54 , with the New York Rangers . In 494 NHL games , he recorded 28 goals and 109 points . He won two Stanley Cup s with the Detroit Red Wings in 1950 and 1952 . Trivia . When Leo Reise Jr . entered the NHL in 1945 , it was the first time in league history that a father and son had both made it to the NHL level .
1933 - 34 Alberta Intermediate Playoffs Northern Section . " All Series were Two Games Total Goals " First Round . Canmore beat Banff 3 goals to 1 . Olds beat Calgary Wildfire Miners 10 goals to 4 . Lacombe beat Innisfail 10 goals to 8 , Red Deer beat Stettler 13 goals to 8 . Camrose beat Edmonton Olympics 9 goals to 2 . Bashaw beat Ponoka 7 goals to 2 . Vegreville beat Edmonton Civil Service . Edmonton Mercurys beat Luscar . Quarter Finals . Olds beat Canmore 7 goals to 3 . Red Deer beat Lacombe 10 goals to 7 . Camrose beat Bashaw 12 goals to 6 . Vegreville beat Edmonton Mercurys Semi Finals . Olds beat Red Deer 7 goals to 3 . Vegreville beat Camrose 6 goals to 2 . Final . Olds beat Vegreville 5 goals to 3 . Southern Section . " All series were two games total goals . " First Round . High River beat Stavely 3 goals to 2 . Bellevue beat Blairmore 3 goals to 2 . Strathmore beat Calgary Consols 7 goals to 5 . Vulcan beat Lethbridge 9 goals to 7 . Gleichen beat Medicine Hat 6 goals to 4 . Claresholm won Nanton dropped out . Coleman won Fort Macleod defaulted . Quarter Finals . Strathmore beat Vulcan 9 goals to 6 . Coleman beat Bellevue . Claresholm beat High River 8 goals to 4 . Gleichen . bye . Semi Finals . Gleichen beat Strathmore 6 goals to 4 . Coleman beat Clareshom 12 goals to 5 . Final . Coleman beat Gleichen 4 goals to 3 . Provincial Final . " Best of 3 " Coleman beat Olds 2 wins to 1 . Coleman advanced to the 1933 - 34 Western Canada Intermediate Playoffs See Also . List of Alberta Intermediate Playoffs
Merlyn Phillips Merlyn " Bill " Phillips ( May 24 , 1899 – January 10 , 1978 ) was a professional ice hockey player who played 303 games in the National Hockey League . He would play with the Montreal Maroons and New York Americans . He won a Stanley Cup in 1926 with the Montreal Maroons . He played for the senior Sault Ste . Marie Greyhounds from 1919 to 1926 , winning the Allan Cup in 1924 . In 1925 - 26 he turned pro with the Montreal Maroons and won the Stanley Cup . He played with the Maroons until 1932 - 33 when he jumped to the New York Americans . He retired at the end of that season . He was born in Richmond Hill , Ontario .
Jonathan Delisle Jonathan Delisle ( June 30 , 1977 – March 16 , 2006 ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey right winger . He played junior for the Verdun Collège Français and the Hull Olympiques , winning the Memorial Cup in 1997 with the Olympiques . He was drafted in the fourth round , 86th overall , of the 1995 NHL Entry Draft by the Montreal Canadiens . He played just one game in the National Hockey League , with the Canadiens during the 1998 – 99 season , going scoreless . He died in car accident in Beauce , Quebec .
1964 Olympics At the 1964 Winter Olympics held in Innsbruck , Austria , one ice hockey event was held : men ' s ice hockey . This tournament was also counted as " IIHF World Championship " and " IIHF European Championship " . Games were held at the Olympiahalle Innsbruck . Medalists . ¹The tie - breaking procedures for the Olympics were changed after the competition . By the previous rules ( goal difference between teams involved in the medal round ) , Canada was the bronze medal winner , but just before the medal ceremony this was changed , and Czechoslovakia won bronze by new rules ( goal difference in all games of the Olympics ) . This tournament also served as the World Championships and the " European Championships " for 1964 . In 2005 , the International Ice Hockey Federation attempted to alter the results of World Championship , awarding Canadians a bronze medal , but then it changed its mind , and in September 2005 the IIHF finally rejected Canada ' s appeal to be awarded 3rd place . Preliminary Qualifications . Oceania . " 2 games total goals " " Played @ Tokyo , Japan " Germany . " 2 games total goals " Qualification matches . Winners ( in bold ) qualified for the Group A to play for 1st - 8th places . Teams , which lost their qualification matches , played in Group B for 9th - 16th places . Group A . First place team wins gold , second silver and third bronze . Group B . Teams in this group play for 9th - 16th places .
Memramcook Valley Hockey League Memramcock Valley Hockey League was a Senior Hockey League based in New Brunswick . This league played from 2000 to 2007 . On Sept 28 2007 , this League change is name to Eastern Senior Hockey League . I have only two years and they are 2004 ( Bouctouche , Cap Pele , Memramcock , Richibucto , Sackville and Saint Antonin ) and 2007 ( Bouchtoche , Cap Pele , Memramcock , Richibucto and Sackville ) .
2008 - 09 MJHL Season This is the 2008 - 09 Manitoba Junior Hockey League Season , the League ' s ninety second season . = League Notes = Canadian Junior A Hockey League renamed Canadian Junior Hockey League ( CJHL ) . League scheduled Showcase Weekend for October 9th to 11th at Dakota Community Centre in Winnipeg . Winkler selected to host 2009 Canadian Junior Hockey League Prospects Games . Dauphin selected to host 2010 RBC Cup . = Regular Season = = Playoffs = = Manitoba / Saskatchewan Playoff = Portage lost to Humboldt Broncos ( SJHL ) " 4 - games - to - 3 " see 2009 Anavet Cup = CJHL World Junior A Challenge = see 2008 World Junior A Challenge = CJHL Prospects Game = see 2008 CJHL Prospects Game = World U - 17 Hockey Challenge = see 2009 World U - 17 Hockey Challenge = All - Star Challenge Weekend = Prospects Game All - Star Weekend kicked off in Selkirk on Saturday , January 24 , when the Sher - Wood young guns edged out the Addison squad 6 - 5 in the MJHL Prospects Game . Kajon McKay led the way with 2 goals and 2 assists . see 2009 MJHL Prospects Game All - Star Game On Sunday , the MJHL held it ' s All - Star Game . The game was a free - wheeling affair and a nightmare for goaltenders , but a goalscorers dream . When the dust settled , the Sher - Wood Division had won 14 - 13 . see 2009 MJHL All - Star Game = In Season Awards = = League Leaders = = Scoring Leaders = = Awards = = CJHL Awards = = Scholarships = = All - Star Teams = First All - Star Team Eric Delong • Russ Payne • Dan Watt Portage Terriers • Selkirk Steelers • Winnipeg Saints Drew Ellement • Scott Macaulay Portage Terriers • Winnipeg Saints Alan Armour Selkirk Steelers Second All - Star Team Jason Bowles • Zeanan Buternowski • Adam Pleskach Wayway Wolverines • OCN Blizzard • Selkirk Steelers Kevin Falloon • Steven Shamanski Dauphin Kings • Dauphin Kings David Aime OCN Blizzard Rookie All - Star Team Jordan DePape • Derek Gingera • Brenden Walker Winnipeg Saints • Selkirk Steelers • Portage Terriers Dylan Heide • Peter Stoykewych Selkirk Steelers • Winnipeg South Blues Joey Rewucki Selkirk Steelers in the News . June
Greg Johnson Greg Johnson ( born March 16 , 1971 in Thunder Bay , Ontario ) is a former professional ice hockey player in the National Hockey League . He was drafted into the NHL by the Philadelphia Flyers in the 1989 NHL Entry Draft . He has played for the Detroit Red Wings , Pittsburgh Penguins , Chicago Blackhawks , and Nashville Predators . His best season was in 1998 – 99 where he achieved 18 goals and 34 assists . In over 700 career NHL games , Greg Johnson has earned 350 points from 134 goals and 216 assists . He became part of an anomaly during the 2005 – 2006 season when he was credited with scoring a goal " before " the start of a game against the Detroit Red Wings . On November 21 , 2005 , he scored a goal during the first period of a game that was eventually postponed after Red Wings defender Jiri Fischer suffered a cardiac arrest . The game was replayed on January 23 , 2006 and , while the full game was replayed , Johnson ' s goal was allowed to stand , thus giving Nashville a 1 – 0 lead before the opening faceoff . On August 14 , 2006 Greg signed a one - year contract to rejoin his former team the Detroit Red Wings . In September 2006 , during a routine physical examination , an Electrocardiogram test returned abnormal results . Johnson had further testing , and eventually decided to retire . His brother Ryan Johnson plays for the Vancouver Canucks . Johnson was the second captain in Nashville Predators history , and served in that capacity from 2002 until 2006 .
Eastern States Hockey League " note : This article is about the league formed for the 2011 - 12 season . For the ESHL formed in 2017 please see Eastern States Hockey League ( 2017 ) " The Eastern States Hockey League ( ESHL ) was a Junior ice hockey organization that operates two leagues . It stated goal is that it develops high school age players to hockey skills needed for higher levels of Junior , college hockey , and professional hockey . The league was originally known as the Continental Hockey Association . The league was renamed on Labor Day 2011 . The league played under the ESHL moniker for the 2011 - 12 and 2012 - 13 season . The league disbanded when most of the league members moved to either the United States Premier Hockey League or the Eastern Hockey League . History as CHA . The Continental Hockey Association has two levels of competition . The Premier league is a Junior Tier III B ( " Junior B " ) level league per USA Hockey . The Selects is a Tier III Junior C ( " Junior C " ) level league . Continental Hockey Association - Premier . The Premier League is the Junior Tier III B ( " Junior B " ) level league of the CHA . Continental Hockey Association - Selects . The Select League is the Junior Tier III C ( " Junior C " ) level league of the CHA .
List of Carolina Hurricanes general managers This article is a list of All - time General Managers of the Carolina Hurricanes and predecessor franchise Hartford Whalers . < tr bgcolor = # DDDDDD > < td > Ron Ryan < td > December 1975 < td > May 1977 < / table > < tr bgcolor = # DDDDDD > < td > Jack Kelly < td > January 1972 < td > December 1975 < / table > < br >
Mikhail Nemirovsky Mikhail Nemirovsky ( born September 30 , 1974 , Moscow , Soviet Union ) is a professional ice hockey player . He is currently playing for China Dragon in Asia League Ice Hockey . Nemirovsky has played for teams in the Russian , German and Western leagues .
1949 - 50 Maritimes Intermediate Playoffs This is the 1949 - 50 Maritimes Intermediate Playoffs . They determined the intermediate class hockey champion from the three Canadian Maritime Provinces - New Brunswick , Prince Edward Island , and Nova Scotia . Regional Playoffs . Semi Final . " 2 games total goals " St . Andrews Senators beat Borden Nationals 34 goals to 6 . Final . " 2 games total goals " Halifax Armed Forces beat St . Andrews Senators 26 goals to 7 . Halifax Armed Forces advanced to the 1949 - 50 Eastern Canada Intermediate Playoffs . See Also . List of Maritimes Intermediate Playoffs
IHW Project : Ontario hockey This is an Ice Hockey Wiki Project for the creation and regulation of articles pertaining to Ontario Senior / Intermediate hockey and Junior hockey . Junior A Project . Goal : to complete this list - List of Canadian Junior A Seasons ( Post - 1970 ) . Acknowledgments . The recovery of the lost history of the Junior A system in Canada has taken years and countless hours of research , dozens of newspaper , and the contact of multiple statisticians . When I , Devan Mighton , began researching hockey in 2006 , I was shocked by the lack of research and lack of effort in preserving the history of Amateur hockey in not only Ontario , but across Canada . The people below have made massive contributions , either directly or not directly , to my goal of rebuilding the history of Junior A hockey in Canada . People of note in this project : Directly Indirectly Major Junior Project . Goal : to complete these lists - List of Canadian Major Junior Seasons , List of Canadian Junior A Seasons ( Pre - 1970 ) . OHA Junior Project . Goal : to complete these lists - List of OHA Junior B Seasons , List of OHA Junior C Seasons , List of SOJHL Seasons . Senior Project . Goal : to complete these lists - List of OHA Senior Seasons , List of WOAA Senior Seasons , North Oxford Men ' s Hockey League
Shawinigan Industrial League The Shawinigan Industrial League was an intermediate - level league that played in the town of Shawinigan , Quebec . It operated one season only ( 1943 - 44 ) and included four mostly industry - based intermediate teams and one Junior " B " team - Shawinigan Falls Immaculate Conception College . This college was the only Junior B team in the area so it automatically had a berth in the 1943 - 44 Quebec Junior B Playoffs . The intermediate teams played for a berth in the 1943 - 44 Quebec Intermediate Playoffs . Standings . Aluminum 8 - 3 - 0 - 18 73 - 29 " All teams were from Shawinigan . " " Ties were broken by goals scored . " Playoffs . Semi Finals . " Best of 3 " Final . " Best of 7 " Aluminum advanced to the 1943 - 44 Quebec Intermediate Playoffs . College advanced to the 1943 - 44 Quebec Junior B Playoffs .
Dick Roberge Dick Roberge ( born April 7 , 1934 ) is a retired Canadian professional ice hockey forward and coach . He currently holds the record for most minor - leagues goal scored with 752 goals . Playing career . Roberge spent the majority of his career with the Johnstown Jets , joining the team at the start of the 1954 - 55 IHL season . He stayed with the Jets until the completion of the 1955 - 56 season where he would lead the league in goals scored ( 64 ) and points ( 118 ) before spending a season with the New Westminster Royals of the Western Hockey League . After playing three games with the Royals , Roberge returned to the Jets for the 1957 - 58 season . Roberge would lead the Jets with 37 goals but finished second in EHL scoring that season , finishing only one point behind linemate Don Hall and nine points behind Ken Coombes . With the exception of a one game call - up with the Pittsburgh Hornets during the 1962 - 63 season , Roberge remained with the Jets until his retirement after the 1971 - 72 EHL season . Roberge would finish his career with 1232 minor league games played , which is currently the 9th highest all - time total Despite being born in Canada , Roberge spent a season on the U . S . National Team in 1965 - 66 Roberge would later have his # 11 retired by the Johnstown Chiefs during the 1990 - 91 season . Coaching career . Roberge spent several years with the Jets as a player - coach , but eventually asked to relinquish his responsibilities as coach on so he could focus on playing hockey . On July 22 , 1971 , GM John Mitchell granted a release to Roberge from coaching the Jets He eventually returned to the team as a full - time coach during the 1974 - 75 season where he would lead the team to the Lockhart Cup as winners of the NAHL playoffs . Roberge would return again to Johnstown to coach the Johnstown Wings but was not nearly as successful , finishing 25 - 42 - 3 . Acting career . Roberge would have a brief cameo in the movie Slap Shot , which was filmed in Johnstown . He appears in the film as referee Ecker , who throws player - coach Reggie Dunlop out of a game
Brantford Eagles The Brantford Eagles were a Canadian junior ice hockey team based in Brantford , Ontario , Canada . They played in the Mid - Western Conference of the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League . On May 23 , 2012 , the Eagles were transplanted to Caledonia , Ontario and renamed the Caledonia Corvairs , the name of the long running Junior C team in the town . History . In 1967 , the Brantford Majors were a member of the Niagara Junior " B " League . In 1968 , a second Brantford team , by the name of the Foresters , joined the renegade Western Junior " B " League . The Foresters absorbed by the Majors in 1970 when the Majors joined the Southern Ontario Junior A Hockey League . The Majors folded in 1972 . In 1973 , the Diamond Kings entered the Southwestern Junior " B " League . In 1974 , an additional Junior team was created in Brantford at the " C " level . When the Kings folded , the Penguins jumped up to Junior " B " to take their place . The Brantford Junior " B " franchise spent most of their early days in the Golden Horseshoe Junior B Hockey League . The Penguins did originate in the Central Junior C Hockey League before jumping to the Southwestern Ontario Junior " B " before taking their place , as well , in the GHJHL . In 1986 , the Ontario Hockey Association , concerned with elevating violence in the game , banned the Brantford Classics and the Streetsville Derbys and both team ' s management for at least one season . Since 1987 the Brantford Eagles in one way or another have stayed the course with the Midwestern " B " . Despite various name changes and a couple minor moves , the Eagles have been a charter member of the league for almost 20 years . Notable alumni . " This list includes only National Hockey League alumni . "