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Josh Healey

Minor Transactions: 08/02/19

August 2, 2019 at 1:22 pm CDT | by Gavin Lee Leave a Comment

As August begins and we get closer to the end of arbitration hearings and contract holdouts, teams continue to fill our their organizational depth charts. Here are some minor moves from around the league. We’ll keep updating as more come in:

  • Zack Stortini has decided to retire after a 14-year playing career, instead joining the Sudbury Wolves of the OHL as an assistant coach. Stortini was part of of the Charlotte Checkers last season that won a Calder Cup, though he only played in 24 games and didn’t suit up in the playoffs. The veteran forward played in 257 NHL games over his career, racking up 725 penalty minutes. A captain of the Wolves for three years during his junior career, he’ll start the next chapter of his hockey story in a familiar place.
  • The Milwaukee Admirals have signed Josh Healey to a one-year AHL contract, bringing in the 25-year old defenseman after he was left unqualified by the Calgary Flames. Healey was a top NCAA free agent in 2017 after four years at Ohio State where he was an offensive threat and a huge open-ice hitter, but failed to transition very well to the professional ranks. In 107 AHL games with the Stockton Heat he had just 15 points and 88 penalty minutes.
  • Two-time Kelly Cup champion Sam Jardine has decided to take his talents overseas, signing with the Cardiff Devils of the EIHL. Jardine split time between the Toronto Marlies and Newfoundland Growlers last season before ultimately ending up with the latter for an ECHL playoff run. A sixth-round pick from 2011, the 25-year old defenseman is a pretty good attraction for the Devils this season.

AHL| ECHL| EIHL| Josh Healey| Transactions

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List Of Players Not Receiving A 2019 Qualifying Offer

June 25, 2019 at 5:40 pm CDT | by Gavin Lee 13 Comments

The deadline to issue a qualifying offer to pending restricted free agents comes down at 4pm today, making any player who has not received one eligible to become an unrestricted free agent. It does not stop them from re-signing with the team for a different amount. Below are the players who will not be issued a qualifying offer:

Anaheim Ducks

D Jake Dotchin, D Trevor Murphy, D Keaton Thompson

Arizona Coyotes

G Hunter Miska, F Nick Cousins, F Josh Archibald

Boston Bruins

F Gemel Smith

Buffalo Sabres

F Eric Cornel, D Jack Dougherty, D Brycen Martin, F Sean Malone* (Signed to AHL deal)

Calgary Flames

F Curtis Lazar, F Brett Pollock, F Kerby Rychel, D Josh Healey, G Mason McDonald

Carolina Hurricanes

D Josh Wesley

Chicago Blackhawks

D Blake Hillman, F Anthony Louis, F Spencer Watson, F Luke Johnson, F David Kampf

Colorado Avalanche

F Sven Andrighetto, G Spencer Martin, D Sergei Boikov, D Mason Geertsen, F Julien Nantel

Columbus Blue Jackets

F Sam Vigneault

Dallas Stars

F Brett Ritchie, F Ryan Hartman, D Chris Martenet, G Philippe Desrosiers

Detroit Red Wings

F Martin Frk, F Axel Holmstrom, F Dylan Sadowy, D Libor Sulak

Edmonton Oilers

F Tobias Rieder, F Ty Rattie, F Colin Larkin, F Tyler Vesel, D Robin Norell

Florida Panthers

F Vincent Praplan, F Henrik Haapala, D Michael Downing, D Ludwig Bystrom

Los Angeles Kings

F Nikita Scherbak, F Brendan Leipsic, F Matheson Iacopelli, F Pavel Jenys, D Alex Lintuniemi

Minnesota Wild

F Pontus Aberg, F Chase Lang, F Dante Salituro, D Michael Kapla

Montreal Canadiens

F Hunter Shinkaruk, F Daniel Audette, D Brett Lernout

Nashville Predators

F Phillip Di Giuseppe, F Justin Kirkland

New Jersey Devils

F Stefan Noesen, D Ryan Murphy, G Cam Johnson

New York Islanders

F John Stevens 

New York Rangers

D Julius Bergman, D Fredrik Claesson, D Chris Bigras, G Chris Nell, G Brandon Halverson

Ottawa Senators

F Adam Tambellini

Philadelphia Flyers

F Justin Bailey, D Jacob Graves

Pittsburgh Penguins

D Jeff Taylor

San Jose Sharks

D Joakim Ryan, F Rourke Chartier, F Jon Martin, F Alex Schoenborn, D Michael Brodzinski, D Cody Donaghey, D Cavan Fitzgerald

St. Louis Blues

F Nikita Soshnikov, F Conner Bleackley

Tampa Bay Lightning

F Mitch Hults

Toronto Maple Leafs

F Nicholas Baptiste, F Gabriel Gagne, D Jordan Subban, G Eamon McAdam

Vancouver Canucks

F Brendan Gaunce, F Markus Granlund, F Yan-Pavel LaPlante, D Derrick Pouliot, D Ben Hutton

Vegas Golden Knights

F Tomas Nosek, F Alex Gallant, F Tobias Lindberg, F Tomas Hyka, G Zach Fucale

Washington Capitals

F Dmitrij Jaskin, F Mason Mitchell, F Hampus Gustafsson, F Mathias Bau-Hansen

Winnipeg Jets

F Marko Dano, D Joseph Morrow, D Nathan Beaulieu, D Jimmy Oligny, G Ken Appleby

Ben Hutton| Blake Hillman| Brendan Gaunce| Brendan Leipsic| Brett Ritchie| Chris Martenet| Curtis Lazar| Derrick Pouliot| Dmitrij Jaskin| Fredrik Claesson| Hunter Miska| Jake Dotchin| Joakim Ryan| Jordan Subban| Josh Archibald| Josh Healey| Justin Bailey| Ken Appleby| Kerby Rychel| Marko Dano| Markus Granlund| Martin Frk| Nathan Beaulieu| Nicholas Baptiste| Nick Cousins| Nikita Scherbak| Nikita Soshnikov

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Calgary Flames, Brett Kulak Exchange Arbitration Figures

July 21, 2018 at 6:05 pm CDT | by Holger Stolzenberg 2 Comments

The Calgary Flames and defenseman Brett Kulak exchanged figures for their upcoming arbitration hearing on Monday with the Calgary Flames taking a hard line as they asked for the minimum salary of $650K and a two-way deal. Kulak has asked for $1.15MM, according to Elliotte Friedman.

The Flames, who just put Kulak on waivers on Thursday and subsequently cleared on Friday, want to show the value of the 24-year-old blueliner. Kulak played in 71 games last season, the most of his career (21 games was his highest previously), but averaged just 12:59 of ATOI as a bottom-pair defenseman. The Flames, who are looking to keep as much versatility and depth on their defensive roster, would prefer it if they can move him freely between Calgary and the Stockton Heat of the AHL as the team has a number of talented younger defensemen, who might not make the team out of training camp, but could be ready soon, including 2017 first-round pick Juuso Valimaki, Rasmus Andersson, Oliver Kylington and Josh Healey.

Kulak is looking for a one-way deal and hopes to land a bigger role on the defense, but could find himself out of the rotation as the team already has Mark Giordano, T.J. Brodie, Travis Hamonic, Michael Stone and Dalton Prout locked up, while they also have restricted free agent Noah Hanifin still to sign, which could make Kulak the team’s seventh defenseman or out of he rotation entirely.

Regardless of the numbers, both teams can continue to negotiate up until the arbitrator reaches a decision.

 

 

Arbitration| Brett Kulak| Calgary Flames| Dalton Prout| Elliotte Friedman| Josh Healey| Mark Giordano| Michael Stone| Noah Hanifin| Rasmus Andersson| Travis Hamonic

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Josh Healey Signs With Calgary

March 25, 2017 at 2:55 pm CDT | by Brett Barrett Leave a Comment

Highly-sought after Ohio State defenseman Josh Healey has signed with the Calgary Flames, according to TSN’s Bob McKenzie.

Healey will report to the Stockton Heat on an Amateur Tryout (ATO), which means his two-year entry-level contract won’t kick in until next season. He played four seasons with Ohio State, scoring 60 points in 133 games. Twenty-five of those points came in 35 games this season.

The 22-year-old is not expected to be an offensive presence in the NHL; he’s a physical defender who has been said to “hit too hard for college.” That’s been clear this season, as he’s been suspended three times. However, Elliotte Friedman has previously pointed out that his suspensions didn’t scare any teams, because many of the hits wouldn’t have been penalized in pro hockey.

The Edmonton-native attended the Flames’ development camp last summer, after spending the previous two summer camps in Edmonton with the Oilers.

AHL| Bob McKenzie| Calgary Flames| Free Agency| Josh Healey| NCAA

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