Apparently I'm no longer on the Aeros PR email list, but since Heather and Andrew are on vacation, and since I still got the info, here's a list of re-signings the Wild just made, and a list of players they just assigned to the Aeros roster as the NHL gets ready for the lockout.
Re-signed by the Wild and assigned to the Aeros are:
1. C David McIntyre
2. RW Carson McMillan
3. RW Jarod Palmer
And also assigned by the Wild to the Aeros roster are:
1. D Drew Bagnall
2. C Joel Broda
3. D Jonas Brodin
4. RW Brett Bulmer
5. D Josh Caron
6. D Brian Connelly
7. RW Charlie Coyle
8. D Tyler Cuma
9. RW Justin Fontaine
10. LW Kris Foucault
11. D Chay Genoway
12. C Mikael Granlund
13. G Matt Hackett
14. D Colton Jobke
15. D Steven Kampfer
16. G Darcy Kuemper
17. LW Johan Larsson
18. D Kyle Medvec
19. C Zack Philips
20. C Chad Rau
21. D. Marco Scandella
22. LW Jason Zucker
Friday, September 14, 2012
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9 comments:
Looks like a good lineup. I'm looking forward to going to the games again this year. Last year was a real bummer!
Unfortunately, looks like a lock-out lineup :(
Has anyone heard anything about Ortmeyer?
Orts is still unsigned. By anybody.
Bummer. I really like Jed's playing style. You could always count on him giving a 100%.
Wish him the best.
Ortmeyer WILL be missed. So Palmieri hasn't been signed?
Too bad I like the duo Bulmer/Palmieri!
Ortmeyer WILL be missed. I gather Palmieri still unsigned. Too bad I really like Bulmer/Palmieri Duo!
It seems Orts is an NHL wash-up, but I think he could be a leader for an AHL team. The question is will the $$$ be worth it to him.
Palmieri is still in the Wild's doghouse, and I doubt he really impressed the rest of the league, either.
Jed always had to prove he could still play once it was found out he prone to blood clots, had to start taking blood thinners, and blew out his ACL for the third time. Good article in the NY Times:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/11/17/sports/hockey/17ortmeyer.html
This quote really fits him:
“He’s a pretty astute player,” Sharks Coach Todd McLellan said. “He understands what we want to do and how we want to do it. I don’t know that he’s skilled enough or fast enough or strong enough to rely on any one of those three skills, so he puts it all together and becomes a usable part.”
But yeah, Palmieri....not impressed. I think he's a big guy relying on being big.
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