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hockeytown-gifs · 2 years

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On the move - Detroit Red Wings - September 2019

#detroit red wings #red wings #dylan larkin #hockey #hockeytown #jeff blashill #smiles #Vili Saarijarvi #anthony mantha #evgeny svechnikov #madison bowey #Filip Zadina #wings 2019 #september 2019 #suits #paul boyer

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pensfan4lfe2 · 2 years

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Then&Now || Madison Bowey

#Madison Bowey #Montreal Canadiens #NHL #Washington Capitals #Habs #Canadiens #Then&Now #Caps #Capitals #Hockey

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slafgoalskybaby · 2 years

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Welcome to Montreal Madison bowey

#madison bowey #nhl #montreal canadiens #habs

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cellythefloshie · 9 months

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Some updates to my about/rules page and just general reminders:

I will not write for players drafter after the 2018 NHL Draft/born after the year 2000.

I reserve the right to refuse a request for any player regardless of team, age, etc.

I will write for certain problematic players.

Players I currently will not write for inculde but are not limited to: Jack Hughes. Quinn Hughes. Nolan Patrick. Madison Bowey. AND as of July 31, 2023, I will no longer be writing for Alex Wennberg due to the discorse of booktok. The list will be updated as needed.

Please do not share my works outside of the hockey rpf tumblr community or AO3. The first rule of hockeyblr is don't talk about hockeyblr.

Please remember, I do not know the players or the private details of their lives.

Each story is a work of fiction. Their personalities and lives in each story are of my own creation. (Each character just happens to have the namesake and appearance of your favorite hockey players.)

Any disrespectful behavior to community members, hockey players, or their WAGs will not be tolerated. Anyone who displays this kind of behavior will result in being blocked.

This blog is 18+ only. Anyone underage will be blocked.

#celly update

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brockachu · 2 years

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You are like my source for sports news, so who do we have confirmed returning to the Canucks for the fall?

omg hey!! it is an honor to be your source, esp since i have been inconsistent af this off-season.

so, from trade deadline onward: we traded motte & hamonic. in free agency, we let go halak (nyr), justin bailey (unsigned), chiasson (unsigned), madison bowey (mtl), lammikko, highmore (stl 😭 my boi my funky boi), brad richardson (unsigned), petan (min), & rempal (vgk). [to be fair, bailey, bowey, petan, & rempal were all mostly ahl]

who we still have: (the following include the upcoming season in the how many seasons we have left of them. when i say ‘to ufa’ that means the contract takes them from being a rfa/entry contract through their ufa qualifying. any not marked ‘rfa’ or ‘to ufa’, the contract ends as ufa)

forwards: petey (2yr, bridge contract, so we’ll have rfa signing rights), brock (3yr to ufa), bo (1yr, ie he’s on a contract season & to ufa), jt (8yr, including his new extension), garland (4yr to ufa), pearson (2yr), dicky (2yr), pod (2yr, entry level, so we’ll have rfa signing rights), dowling (1yr), hoglander (1yr, rfa)

defense: huggy (5yr to ufa), oel (5yr), tymy (2yr), schenn (1yr), dermott (1 yr to rfa, so we get signing rights), burroughs (1yr to ufa), poolman (3yr), brady keeper (1yr to ufa)

goal: demmer (4yr to ufa) & spencer martin (2yr to ufa)

new signings:

ilya mikheyev (4yr, obtained in free agency), andrei kuzmenko (1yr, rfa, signed out of khl); both are forwards & noted they came over at podkolzin’s suggestion, so that may indicate a long-term commitment to pod as well

some ahl guys that we are likely to see called up:

arshdeep bains (3yr, signed out of the whl at the end of this past season, leading whl scorer for 21-22), danila klimovich (3yr, canucks 2nd round pick 2021), sheldon dries (2yr to ufa), will lockwood (1yr, rfa), jack rathbone (2yr, rfa. so help me god if he isn’t called up & doesn’t catch some injury luck this season 😭)

we also currently have 3 goalies in the ahl. god forbid we have to call them up like we did last year, but the likeliest 3rd goalie is collin delia (new signing, 1yr) bc he has the most pro experience (ahl veteran + some backup time in the nhl). the canucks & dipietro’s agents announced a month ago that dipietro is seeking a trade, he’s an rfa at the end of this season & has taken issue with his development path. silovs is still ‘could be an nhl back-up, def can handle ahl starting’, but not experienced enough + would be bad for his development to be the 3rd for call-ups. i’d put money down that unless spencer martin regresses badly, we’ll have both martin & silovs play through their contracts, see which is more affordable w/ consideration for their stats, then keep the cheaper option, but that’s 2 years down the line

and that Should be it. but lmao watch allvin & rutherford pull some joker card i couldn’t imagine 😂

#aily talks #canucks lb #long post #analysis #asks #thrakaboom #vancouver canucks #*composed on mobile. apologies for any typoes

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st-louis · 2 years

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apparently we’ve signed madison bowey but like. to an ahl deal or an nhl deal.

#habs

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mitchbeck · 8 months

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HARTFORD WOLF PACK REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK

By Gerry Cantlon, Howlings HARTFORD, CT - The Hartford Wolf Pack are not the only team looking to make a few late signings and moves. A few stray signings this week as Labor Day approaches. Tanner Fritz has resolved his contract situation. On Thursday morning, his situation was unresolved, but by that afternoon, it had concluded. Fritz signed a one-year AHL deal to return to the Bridgeport Islanders, where he spent his first six years. He spent the last two in Hartford. Fritz (the second player named Fritz to play in Hart City and Park City) often played out of position to help when the Wolf Pack were shorthanded at forward. He had talks with Hartford and Springfield, all to tend to his son's special needs. MISCELLANEOUS HARTFORD RELATED NEWS Ex-Pack Alex Bourret was named head coach for the CCL Dynamiques M (minor)15 team (QBAAA). The Islanders named ex-Pack/Ranger Pascal Rheaume as one of the two new assistant coaches to work with their new head coach, Rick Kowalsky. It's his first AHL stint. He was initially an assistant with Iowa in 2015-16. The last two years he spent with the Trois-Rivières Lions (ECHL). Bryce McConnell-Barker might be in Wolf Pack training camp, but his ticket back to Sault Ste. Greyhounds Marie (OHL) is already stamped. He spent three weeks here last spring without playing a game before being released. Like Will Cullye and Brennan Othmann before him, he is still 19 and can't play in the AHL until his junior season. He will likely captain the Greyhounds and be on the 2024 Canadian WJC Team. McConnell-Barker hopes to be like Othmann, go deep in the OHL playoffs, and maybe get a shot at the Memorial Cup. An ex-Pack/Ranger, Libor Hájek, has signed as a PTO training camp invite with the Pittsburgh Penguins. Next year, he will go to the Penguins and the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (AHL). He joins another ex-Pack, Ryan Graves, who starts his first season of a six-year deal in the Keystone State. Howlings learned that Adam Samuelsson, the youngest son of Hartford Whaler great Ulf Samuelsson, an ex-New York Ranger whose Whalers #5 is "retired" in the XL rafters. Ulf is also a former Wolf Pack and Avon Old Farms assistant coach. Adam will attend the training camp on an invite basis of the independent Chicago Wolves this fall. He signed a deal with Atlanta Gladiators (ECHL) earlier this summer. Sam Gagner, the son of former New Haven Nighthawk/Ranger Dave Gagner, has gone from the Winnipeg Jets to the Edmonton Oilers on a PTO deal. Gagner was a first-round pick of the Oilers in 2007 and had 519 career points in 1,015 games played with seven different teams. HAGELIN CALLS IT A CAREER Carl Hagelin, who played 17 games for the CT Whale en route to 713 NHL games and who won two Stanley Cups, two silver medals for Sweden in the Olympics and the WJC, and two NCAA national titles in four full years at Michigan, had a career of 152 points in 171 games - a sure-fire entrant in the Wolverine HOF. After a year off, Hagelin retires from active playing, resulting from an eye injury suffered in practice two years ago in Washington. Hagelin exceeded expectations as a sixth-round draft choice, as it was considered a stretch that he would ever play in the NHL. He was supposed to be too small and slight. However, nobody could catch him with his outstanding speed. Hagelin was traded early Saturday morning for the Anaheim Ducks' Emerson Etem in late June 2015. MORE MOVES Madison Bowey goes from the Laval Rocket to Dynamo Minsk (Belarus-KHL). Turner Ottenbreit of Iowa heads to Kunlun (China-KHL), making 78 AHL'ers signed in Europe. The Lehigh Valley Phantoms and Milwaukee Admirals are the only two teams not to have lost a player. A story on the website Detroit Hockey Now reprised a story from an Inside AHL Hockey interview with long-time Chicago Wolves GM Wendell Young. The story was that former coach Ryan Warsofsky (Sacred Heart University) was threatened with dismissal by Carolina two years ago before his Wolves team went on to win the Calder Cup final against the Springfield Thunderbirds in seven games. Warsofsky was and is now an assistant with the NHL San Jose Sharks. Warsofky is an old friend of ex-Pack/Sound Tigers, the now-retired Bourque brothers, Chris and Ryan. He chose to play the former Yale goalie, Alex Lyon, over Carolina's objections instead of their Russian prospect Pytor (Peter) Kochetov two springs ago. Carolina had gone through hoops to get him to North America via Austria first because of the war in Ukraine. Now Lyon, who then made a very public obscene gesture in the championship team picture at center ice, with a two-middle-fingered salute. It was not meant or directed at the Springfield fans but rather the Carolina management, despite having just won the Calder Cup. Lyon was given a one-game AHL suspension for his stunt. Chicago has gone the independent route this season and has gone through four affiliates in the last seven years. Winning a championship is very important in Chicago. Instrumental in Florida making the Stanley Cup playoffs last year, Lyon was a backup to Spencer Knight (Darien/AOF). The previous spring, they had to enter a substance abuse clinic as they made it to the finals before bowing out to the eventual champion, the Las Vegas Golden Knights. Lyon is expected to be in Grand Rapids this year to teach and tutor the highly regarded prospect Sebastian Cossa, who battled Pack goalie Dylan Garand two years ago in juniors, as they were the two best netminders in the WHL. Lyon was helped at Yale when he played by another ex-Yale goalie, Jeff Malcolm, the current Wolf Pack goalie coach. The Red Wings have four goalie prospects: Cossa, Carter Gylander, a junior at Colgate University (ECACHL) under the guidance of new head coach ex-Pack Mike Harder, John Lethmon, a Grand Rapids returnee, and Yale-bound next year, just drafted (sixth-round) Rudy Guimond (Taft School) in Cedar Rapids (USHL) this year. Ex-Pack Tysen Helgesen, re-signs with the Rapid City Rush (ECHL). Chase Zieky (Avon/AOF) signs with the Maine Mariners (ECHL) for next year. Matt Tugnutt (Sacred Heart University) leaves HC Chamonix (France-Magnus League FREL) and signs with the South Carolina Stingrays (ECHL) for next season. Ex-Pack/Sound Tiger Anthony Greco is at an unknown Frölunda HC (Sweden-SHL) destination. Ex-Sound Tiger Brandon DeFazio announced his retirement from hockey. DeFazio played last year with ERC Schwenniger (Germany-DEL). His father, Dean DeFazio, was a former New Haven Nighthawk with four sons involved in hockey. Jeremy and Cameron have already retired. His youngest, Cole, is entering his sophomore year at Division III, Neumann (Aston, PA) College (UCHC). Brandon has taken an amateur scouting position (Ontario region) with the Pittsburgh Penguins. Mark Osiecki, a former New Haven Senator, also becomes a Midwest region Penguins Pro Scout as he leaves the University Wisconsin-Madison (Big 10) campus. Ex-Wolf Pack/Sound Tiger Matt Lorito, a Greenwich resident, also announced his retirement from hockey. Lorito played with EHC Wolfsburg (Germany-DEL) last year and took a pro scouting position (Midwest) with Pittsburgh. DeFazio and Lorito join another ex-Sound Tiger, Matt Mangene, who has been a Penguins amateur scout for the last three years. After his grad year at Michigan Tech (CCHA) after playing at Ohio State (Big 10), Ryan O'Connell becomes the 63rd college player to sign in Europe with Toulouse-Blagnac (France-FFHG-Division-3). He is also the nephew of ex-New Haven Senator Brian Downey. Jack Badini (Old Greenwich/CT Oilers-EHL) departed Newfoundland (St. John's) (ECHL), had a few call-ups to Toronto (AHL), and signed overseas with Stjernen (Norway-NEL). HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOME Read the full article

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goalhofer · 1 year

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2022-23 Laval Rocket Roster

Wingers

#18 Danick Martel (Drummondville, Quebec)

#20 Gabriel Bourque (Rimouski, Quebec) A

#24 Joël Teasdale (Repentigny, Quebec)

#42 Lucas Condotta (Halton Hills, Ontario)

#68 Riley McKay (Swan River, Manitoba)**

#92 Pierrick Dubé (Lyon, France)**

Centers

#14 Jan Myšák (Litvínov, Czech Republic)

#27 Mitchell Stephens (Peterborough, Ontario)

#37 Brandon Gignac (Repentigny, Quebec)

#38 Nate Schnarr (Waterloo, Ontario)

#81 Xavier Simoneau (Saint-André-Avellin, Quebec)

#90 Anthony Richard (Trois-Rivières, Quebec)

#98 Peter Abbandonato (Laval, Quebec)

Defensemen

#2 Gianni Fairbrother (North Vancouver, British Columbia)

#5 Tory Dello (Crystal Lake, Illinois)

#6 Corey Schueneman (Milford Township, Michigan) A

#8 Madison Bowey (Winnipeg, Manitoba)*

#13 Nicolas Beaudin (Châteauguay, Quebec)*

#28 Otto Leskinen (Pieksämäki, Finland)

#29 Mattias Norlinder (Kramfors Stad, Sweden)

#36 Eric Williams (Newmarket, Ontario)*

#44 Olivier Galipeau (Montreal, Quebec)

#84 William Trudeau (Varennes, Quebec)**

#85 John Parker-Jones (Brantford, Ontario)**

Goalies

#30 Philippe Desrosiers (Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec)*

#31 Cayden Primeau (Farmington Hills, Michigan)

#35 Joe Vrbetic (Hamilton, Ontario)**

#39 Kevin Bureau-Poulin (Montreal, Quebec)

#Sports #Hockey #Hockey Goalies #AHL #Laval Rocket #Celebrities #Canada #Quebec #Manitoba #Ontario #Illinois #France #British Columbia #Finland #Czech Republic #Sweden #Michigan

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hendrickz · 2 years

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part two of the free agency stuff, under the cut, making a third part. not including any trades.

Alex Stalock; San Jose ---> Chicago

Dakota Joshua; St. Louis ---> Vancouver

Charles Hudon; Tampa ---> Colorado

Darcy Kuemper; Colorado ---> Washington

Calvin Pickard; Detroit ---> Edmonton

Dennis Gilbert; Colorado ---> Calgary

Charlie Lindgren; St. Louis ---> Washington

Mason Marchment; Florida ---> Dallas

Noel Acciari; Florida ---> St. Louis

Colin Blackwell; Toronto ---> Chicago

Andrew Poturalski; Carolina ---> Seattle

Nick Cousins; Nashville ---> Florida

Madison Bowey; Vancouver ---> Montreal

Anthony Richard; Tampa ---> Montreal

Mitchell Stephens; Detroit ---> Montreal

Oskar Lindblom; Philadelphia ---> San Jose

Louis Domingue; Pittsburgh ---> New York (R)

Erik Gudbranson; Calgary ---> Columbus

Jan Rutta; Tampa ---> Pittsburgh

Erik Gustafsson; Chicago ---> Washington

Andre Burakovsky; Colorado ---> Seattle

Marc Staal; Detroit ---> Florida

David Rittich; Nashville ---> Winnipeg

David Perron; St. Louis ---> Detroit

Dominik Kubalik; Chicago ---> Detroit

Jonas Johansson; Florida ---> Colorado

Greg McKegg; New York (R) ---> Edmonton

Kale Clague; Montreal ---> Buffalo

Nic Petan; Vancouver ---> Minnesota

#nhl #okay third one in the making. this is very late i just got home from the dentist #erins 22-23 free agency tracker

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livingfornhl · 3 years

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V talking about holding hands with bowey & nicky and that he still didn't find his new hand holder on wings.

#jakub vrána #jakub vrana #madison bowey #nicklas bäckström #nicky #washington capitals #caps #detroit red wings #season 2020/2021 #nhl

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thepassionthatunitesusall · 2 years

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"I’m excited for what that equality will look like in hockey. It’ll be a future where kids from every background are empowered to truly understand and love this game. A future where they see themselves reflected in the values and actions of the game’s leaders. And a future that draws inspiration from the stories of the past — the diversity of people who were there, the amazing things they accomplished, and the way they seized their place in this sport."

#hockey #nhl #black history month #madison bowey #player's trubune

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thornescratch · 3 years

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The Washington Capitals as Ryan Creamer videos