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Tommy Cross

East Snapshots: Edmundson, Jarnkrok, Cross

September 26, 2023 at 3:55 pm CDT | by Brennan McClain 3 Comments

Earlier this morning, it was reported that the new Washington Capitals’ defenseman, Joel Edmundson, would not partake in team activities after suffering an injury during a team scrimmage. Unfortunately for both he and the team, Stephen Whyno of AP, is reporting that Edmundson’s prognosis is not good, but it was not similar to the injury that kept him out of the lineup for all of February last season.

Hoping for a rebound season during his arrival in Washington, Edmundon’s last season in Montreal was one of, if not the worst of his career. In 61 games played, Edmundson would score two goals and 11 assists, posting career lows in plus/minus, CF%, and oiSV%. Still averaging almost 20 minutes a game for the Canadiens, Edmundson looked like a completely different player than the one Montreal had during the 2020-21 season.

Given the current makeup of Washington’s blue line, if he was to have a season of rejuvenation, Edmundson conceivably could have slotted in anywhere between three and six on the Capitals’ defensive depth chart. If Edmundson is to indeed land on the injured reserve for a while, Washington’s blue line will look remarkably similar to last season, while hopefully receiving a full year of play from both John Carlson and Rasmus Sandin.

Other snapshots:

  •  Terry Koshan of the Toronto Sun is reporting that Toronto Maple Leafs forward, Calle Jarnkrok is considered day-to-day, and could skate as early as tomorrow. Jarnkrok did not play in the team’s second preseason game last night against the Ottawa Senators, but given his timeline, could play in Toronto’s game tomorrow against the Buffalo Sabres. During the regular season, Jarnkrok will likely slot into one of the top fourth lines in the league, next to David Kampf and Ryan Reaves.
  • A veteran of over 500 games in the American Hockey League, former defenseman Tommy Cross has found his new career off the ice. Spending the last several years in the St. Louis Blues organization, Aaron Portzline of The Athletic is reporting that the Columbus Blue Jackets have hired Cross as a defensive development coach. In his new role, Cross will primarily be working with Columbus defensemen who have yet to crack the NHL roster.

Columbus Blue Jackets| Injury| Toronto Maple Leafs| Washington Capitals Calle Jarnkrok| Joel Edmundson| Tommy Cross

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Minor Transactions: 08/05/23

August 5, 2023 at 5:00 pm CDT | by Brian La Rose 1 Comment

While there hasn’t been much activity on the transactions front around the NHL in recent days, there continues to be activity at other levels.  Here’s a rundown of some of the recent activity around the hockey world:

  • Defenseman Tommy Cross announced his retirement, his AHL team in Springfield announced (Twitter link). The 33-year-old was limited to just 18 games last season due to injury.  Cross, a former Boston prospect, hangs up his skates with nearly 600 appearances in the AHL while also getting into a total of four NHL contests, including one playoff game.
  • Former NHL center Roman Cervenka has inked a one-year extension with Rapperswil-Jona in Switzerland, per a team release. The 37-year-old had 17 points in 39 games with Calgary a decade ago but opted to return to playing overseas the following season.  Cervenka led the NL in scoring in 2022-23, notching 16 goals and 43 assists in just 43 contests.
  • Former Coyotes prospect Alexander Ruuttu is on the move as Krefeld in Germany announced that they’ve signed the forward to a one-year contract. Ruuttu was a second-round pick by Arizona back in 2011 (51st overall) but never signed an NHL deal.  Instead, he has spent the majority of his career in Finland and had six goals and two assists with Assat in the top division last season.

This post will be updated throughout the day.

AHL| DEL| NLA| Transactions Alexander Ruuttu| Roman Cervenka| Tommy Cross

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Minor Notes: Cross, Chaulk, Henault

June 27, 2022 at 4:20 pm CDT | by Josh Erickson 1 Comment

The 2021-22 campaign was an extremely successful one for the Springfield Thunderbirds, who fell just short of winning the 2022 Calder Cup. Newly affiliated with the St. Louis Blues, the Thunderbirds made the Calder Cup Final in the first season this iteration of the Springfield AHL franchise even made the playoffs.

Now, the team announced today that the man who captained them there is sticking around. Veteran defenseman Tommy Cross is staying in Springfield on a one-year AHL contract, continuing what’s been a long minor-league career for him. Now 32, the Connecticut native was a 2007 second-round pick of the Boston Bruins who, although he didn’t get a solid NHL role, stayed in the organization until 2018. He did get into four NHL games (three regular-season, one playoff) in Boston, registering a combined two assists. He was a captain in their organization as well, serving in the role for Providence from 2015-2018. One of the most well-respected leaders in the minors, Cross will get another chance at lifting the Calder Cup for the first time.

  • Colin Chaulk stepped into the head coaching role for the Bakersfield Condors when Jay Woodcroft got the call-up to Edmonton mid-season. Today, Bakersfield announced he’ll be sticking around, stripping away the interim tag and naming him the ninth head coach in team history. The Condors won their best-of-three First Round series against the Abbotsford Canucks, but were swept 3-0 in the Division Semifinals by the Stockton Heat.
  • The Baby Rangers are making moves. Via a team release, the Hartford Wolf Pack announced a one-year AHL contract for defenseman Louka Henault. The 2001-born Henault is an undrafted free agent, and after serving as the captain of the OHL’s Windsor Spitfires last season, will head to Hartford professionally. In his last season of juniors, Henault scored eight goals, 57 assists, and 65 points in 63 regular-season games, adding 16 points in 25 playoff games.

AHL| Boston Bruins| Jay Woodcroft| NHL| New York Rangers| OHL| RIP| St. Louis Blues| Vancouver Canucks Tommy Cross

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Panthers Sign Defensemen Tommy Cross And Ethan Prow

July 1, 2019 at 5:58 pm CDT | by Zach Leach Leave a Comment

The Florida Panthers are re-tooling their blue line and that goes beyond simply adding Anton Stralman. The team also needs more talent among their depth options and have accomplished that by adding a pair of capable AHL defenders. The Panthers announced that Tommy Cross and Ethan Prow have both agreed to two-year, two-way contracts. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Cross, 29, was a Boston College standout and long-time Boston Bruins prospect before signing a one-year deal with the Columbus Blue Jackets last summer. Cross plays a sound defensive game, which allowed him to be a capable emergency option for Boston on a few occasions, but has mostly made his name on being a very offensively productive minor league defenseman for many years.

Prow, 26, enjoyed a breakout season at the right time, as he entered a contract year having yet to establish himself as a pro. In 74 AHL games last season with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins, he recorded 50 points and showed that he can be an effective puck-mover at the pro level. He’s turned that into a nice opportunity to fight for NHL appearances with Florida.

AHL| Boston Bruins| Columbus Blue Jackets| Florida Panthers| NHL| Pittsburgh Penguins Anton Stralman| Tommy Cross

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Blue Jackets Ink Defenseman Dillon Simpson

July 1, 2018 at 1:44 pm CDT | by Zach Leach Leave a Comment

Columbus continues to bolster their numbers on the blue line, adding a third free agent defenseman so far in Dillon Simpson. The Athletic’s Aaron Portzline reports that it is a two-year, two-way deal for Simpson, which will carry an average annual value of $675K in the NHL.

Simpson, 25, was eligible for Group VI unrestricted free agency this season and will leave the Edmonton Oilers after another season spent entirely in the minor leagues. The former University of North Dakota standout played 61 games for the Bakersfield Condors in 2017-18 and recorded 18 points. Obviously not in the Oilers plans, he’ll try to catch on with the Cleveland Monsters and show the Blue Jackets that he’s capable of excelling in professional hockey.

Columbus saw Jack Johnson and Ian Cole head to new teams in free agency and have responded by signing several minor league defensemen to rebuild their depth. The team is also hoping for a bounce back by the Monsters, who struggled this season after seeing several key graduations over the last few years.

Columbus Blue Jackets Adam Clendening| Dillon Simpson| Tommy Cross

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Columbus Signs Defenseman Adam Clendening

July 1, 2018 at 1:04 pm CDT | by Zach Leach Leave a Comment

The Blue Jackets continue to add to their defensive depth, now adding journeyman blue liner Adam Clendening to their ranks. The Athletic’s Aaron Portzline reports that it is a one-year, two-way deal for Clendening and adds that he will be paid $700K at the NHL level and $300K at the AHL level, with a $400K final salary guaranteed. Clendening is expected to compete for a job in Columbus with fellow new addition Tommy Cross and returning prospects Dean Kukan and Gabriel Carlsson.

Clendening, 25, is on his seventh NHL organization already and has never been able to secure a full-time role. Selected 36th overall in 2011, the former Boston University standout has just 86 NHL games under his belt and was allowed to walk into free agency when he went unqualified by the Chicago Blackhawks. Even if he doesn’t make an impact at the highest level for the Blue Jackets, Clendening is an excellent minor league defender that can put up big point totals and log huge minutes.

The Cleveland Monsters, Columbus’ AHL affiliate, have fallen on tough times recently and need help turning things around. After winning the Calder Cup in 2016, the team finished second-last in the entire league with just 25 wins. That included ranking in the bottom three in both goals for and goals against, something that Clendening will try to change next year.

AHL| Columbus Blue Jackets| NHL| Prospects Adam Clendening| Dean Kukan| Gabriel Carlsson| Tommy Cross

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Blue Jackets Sign Defenseman Tommy Cross

July 1, 2018 at 11:55 am CDT | by Zach Leach Leave a Comment

The Columbus Blue Jackets are bringing in a familiar face in former USHL Junior Blue Jackets player Tommy Cross. The 28-year-old defenseman, a long-time Boston Bruins depth player, is also a good friend of Cam Atkinson from the pair’s time at Boston College. TSN’s Frank Servalli reports that it is a two-way deal for Cross, paying him the minimum $650K at the NHL level.

The 28-year-old has shown off his offensive game over the past couple of years with the Bruins’ AHL affiliate, the Providence Bruins. In two seasons, he’s combined for 20 goals and 71 points. However, the blueliner has not had any success cracking the Bruins lineup, even with the team’s rash of injuries in the last couple of years. He hasn’t appeared in a regular season game in two years, although he did make an appearance in a Bruins’ playoff game in the 2016-17 season.

The two-way deal should allow Cross to play a major role for the AHL’s Cleveland Monsters and would have to challenge both Dean Kukan and Markus Nutivaara for playing time at the NHL level.

AHL| Boston Bruins| Columbus Blue Jackets Cam Atkinson| Dean Kukan| Markus Nutivaara| Tommy Cross

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2017 NHL Free Agency Tracker

July 1, 2017 at 11:50 am CDT | by natebrown Leave a Comment

Stay with PHR for all of the free agency signings this off-season. As of noon ET on July 1st, unrestricted free agency is open, but not before many extensions earlier in June. This page serves to organize everything in one spot, and are linked to the PHR story that corresponds with the signing. All July signings will be separated by date while June signings are organized alphabetically by team. It will be updated as soon as stories post.

Please note that signings on this list start on June 12.

July 1st:

  • Anaheim re-signs Cam Fowler (8 years/$52MM)
  • Anaheim signs Ryan Miller (2 years/$4MM)
  • Arizona signs Adam Clendening (1 year/$650K)
  • Boston signs Paul Postma (1 year/$725K)
  • Buffalo signs Benoit Pouliot (1 year/$1.15MM)
  • Buffalo signs Chad Johnson (1 year/$2.5MM)
  • Carolina signs Justin Williams (2 years/$9MM)
  • Chicago signs Patrick Sharp (1 year/$1MM)
  • Chicago signs J-F Berube (2 years/$3MM)
  • Chicago signs Jordan Oesterle (2 years/$1.3MM)
  • Colorado signs Jonathan Bernier (1 year/$2.75MM)
  • Dallas signs Martin Hanzal (3 years/$14.25MM)
  • Dallas signs Tyler Pitlick (3 years/$3MM)
  • Detroit signs Trevor Daley (3 years/$9.534MM)
  • Florida signs Radim Vrbata (1 year/$2.5MM)
  • Los Angeles signs Mike Cammalleri (1 year)
  • Los Angeles signs Cal Petersen ( 2 year ELC)
  • Los Angeles signs Christian Folin (1 year/$850K)
  • Minnesota signs Ryan Murphy (1 year/$700k)
  • Minnesota signs Landon Ferraro (2 years/$1.4MM)
  • Minnesota signs Kyle Quincey (1 year/$1.25MM)
  • Minnesota signs Cal O’Reilly (2 years/$1.4MM)
  • Montreal signs Kyle Alzner (5 years/$22.5MM)
  • Montreal signs Byron Froese
  • Montreal signs Peter Holland
  • Nashville signs Nick Bonino (4 years)
  • Nashville signs Scott Hartnell (1 year/$1MM)
  • Nashville signs Anders Lindback (1 year/$650K)
  • Nashville signs Matt O’Connor (1 year/$650K)
  • New Jersey signs Brian Boyle (2 years/$5.1MM)
  • NY Rangers sign Ondrej Pavelec (1 year/$1.3MM)
  • NY Rangers sign Kevin Shattenkirk (4 year/$26.6MM)
  • Ottawa signs Nate Thompson (2 years/$3.3MM)
  • Philadelphia re-signs Mike Vecchione (2 years/$1.88MM)
  • Pittsburgh signs Antti Niemi (1 year/$700K)
  • Pittsburgh signs Matt Hunwick (3 years/$6.75MM
  • San Jose re-signs Martin Jones (6 years/$34.5MM)
  • San Jose re-signs Marc-Edouard Vlasic (8 years/$56MM)
  • San Jose re-signs Joe Thornton
  • St. Louis signs Beau Bennett (1 year/$650K)
  • St. Louis signs Chris Thorburn (2 years/$1.88MM)
  • St. Louis re-signs Oskar Sundqvist (1 year/$650K)
  • Tampa Bay signs Dan Girardi (2 years/$6MM)
  • Toronto signs Ron Hainsey (2 years/$3.25MM)
  • Toronto signs Curtis McElhinney (1 year/$850K)
  • Toronto signs Dominic Moore (1 year/$1MM)
  • Toronto signs Garret Sparks
  • Winnipeg signs Dmitri Kulikov (3 years/$13MM)
  • Winnipeg signs Steve Mason (2 years/$8.2MM)
  • Vancouver signs Sam Gagner (3 years/$9.45MM)
  • Vancouver signs Michael Del Zotto (2 years/$6MM)
  • Vancouver signs Anders Nilsson (2 years/$5MM)

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June:

  • Anaheim re-signs Kevin Boyle
  • Anaheim re-signs Korbinian Holzer
  • Anaheim re-signs Nic Kerdiles
  • Anaheim re-signs Patrick Eaves
  • Boston re-signs Noel Acciari
  • Boston re-signs Tommy Cross
  • Buffalo re-signs Linus Ullmark
  • Buffalo re-signs Taylor Fedun
  • Calgary re-signs Kris Versteeg
  • Calgary re-signs Michael Stone
  • Carolina re-signs Andrew Miller
  • Carolina re-signs Brock McGinn and Philip Samuelsson
  • Carolina re-signs Derek Ryan
  • Carolina re-signs Patrick Brown and Jake Chelios
  • Carolina re-signs Teuvo Teravainen
  • Carolina re-signs Trevor Carrick
  • Chicago re-signs Anton Forsberg
  • Chicago re-signs Tomas Jurco
  • Chicago re-signs Ville Pokka
  • Colorado re-signs Sven Andrighetto
  • Columbus re-signs Alex Broadhurst
  • Columbus signs Jordan Schroeder
  • Dallas re-signs Esa Lindrell
  • Dallas re-signs Ludvig Bystrom
  • Dallas re-signs Mark McNeill
  • Detroit re-signs Ben Street
  • Detroit re-signs Brian Lashoff and Dylan McIlrath
  • Edmonton re-signs Eric Gryba
  • Edmonton re-signs Jujhar Khaira
  • Edmonton re-signs Kris Russell
  • Edmonton re-signs Zach Kassian
  • Los Angeles re-signs Andy Andreoff
  • Minnesota re-signs Gustav Olofsson
  • Montreal re-signs Charles Hudon
  • Montreal re-signs Jacob De La Rose
  • Montreal signs Jonathan Drouin
  • Nashville re-signs Yannick Weber
  • Nashville signs Joonas Lyytinen (ELC)
  • New Jersey re-signs Keith Kinkaid
  • New York Rangers re-sign Brendan Smith
  • New York Rangers re-sign Matt Puempel
  • Ottawa re-signs Max McCormick
  • Ottawa re-signs Mike Condon
  • Ottawa re-signs Tom Pyatt
  • Philadelphia re-signs Jordan Weal
  • Philadelphia re-signs Mark Alt
  • Pittsburgh re-signs Chad Ruhwedel
  • Pittsburgh signs Filip Gustavsson (ELC)
  • Pittsburgh signs Frederik Tiffels (ELC)
  • St. Louis re-signs Chris Butler
  • St. Louis re-signs Magnus Paajarvi
  • Tampa Bay re-signs Yanni Gourde
  • Tampa Bay re-signs Andrej Sustr
  • Tampa Bay re-signs Cory Conacher and Gabriel Dumont
  • Tampa Bay re-signs Peter Budaj
  • Tampa Bay signs Alex Volkov; Toronto signs Adam Brooks (ELC)
  • Vancouver re-signs Erik Gudbranson
  • Vegas signs Erik Haula
  • Washington re-signs Brett Connolly
  • Washington re-signs Chandler Stephenson
  • Washington re-signs Christian Djoos
  • Washington re-signs Dmitry Orlov
  • Washington re-signs Pheonix Copley
  • Washington re-signs T.J. Oshie
  • Winnipeg re-signs Ben Chiarot
  • Winnipeg re-signs Marko Dano

 

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Boston Bruins Sign Tommy Cross To One-Year Contract

June 14, 2017 at 9:47 am CDT | by Gavin Lee Leave a Comment

The Boston Bruins have re-signed a depth option, signing Tommy Cross to a one-year, two-way contract worth the league minimum of $650K in the NHL. Cross was set to become an unrestricted free agent this summer, but the Providence Bruins captain will be back for at least one more season.

Cross has developed into a defensive rock for the P-Bruins, providing excellent play at both ends of the rink in the AHL. He also jumped into the Boston lineup for a playoff game this spring when the Bruins’ defensive group was devastated by injury. The 27-year old registered 35 points this season in the minors, his second as the captain of the team. The former second-round pick hasn’t quite lived up to the hype coming out of Boston College, but still has a chance to make an impact at some point at least in a part-time NHL role.

For the Bruins, players like Cross are extremely important given the uncertainty on their blueline for next season. With young players, injury risks and aging veterans, they could easily be put into a position like they were in the playoffs. A similar decision will have to be made on Joe Morrow, who is a restricted free agent this summer but hasn’t developed into the defenseman he was projected as when the Pittsburgh Penguins selected him in the first round. Morrow played just 17 games for the Bruins this season, but could be a valuable depth option if they can get him under contract.

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Boston Bruins Recall Tommy Cross, Matt Grzelcyk

April 17, 2017 at 10:30 am CDT | by Gavin Lee Leave a Comment

The Boston Bruins have brought up some reinforcements for their game against the Ottawa Senators tonight. Both Tommy Cross and Matt Grzelcyk have been recalled on emergency basis. Cross, the captain of the Providence Bruins took part in the morning skate and should be paired with John-Michael Liles tonight, replacing the injured Adam McQuaid.

Cross, 27, was drafted in the second round, 35th overall in 2007 but has played just three games at the NHL level in his entire career. Fighting his way up through almost every level of hockey in the United States, Cross completed four years at Boston College before originally being assigned to the ECHL. A leader everywhere he’s played, he wore a letter (A, then C) on each of his two national college championships, and has captained the P-Bruins for two years. He’ll try to lend that veteran presence to the team, even if it is a brand new stage for him in the NHL playoffs.

Grzelcyk on the other hand is just 23-years old, and just completed his first professional season. Another graduate of a Hockey-East school, Grzelcyk captained Boston University his final two seasons. The undersized defender has excellent puck-moving skills, and racked up 32 points in his rookie AHL season. While he is still young, his experience in NCAA playoff games and the World Juniors in 2014 should help any nerves he may have about making his NHL playoff debut (should he get into the lineup). In two games with Boston this season, he has been held pointless.

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