Like the other ECHL teams, the Indy Fuel has been busy through July, beginning with the July 1 qualifying offers and some key signings through the month. Perhaps the biggest was the addition of league veteran and NHL draft pick Kevin Quick who agreed to terms with the Fuel earlier this month. Quick, a 27-year-old,
Fort Wayne Komets announced in a recent press release the retirement of Kaleigh Schrock. A hometown hero, from Fort Wayne, Schrock played his entire six-season pro career with the Komets, while the team played in three different leagues. In his first season, the Komets played in the International Hockey League, then two in the Central
The Evansville Icemen recently announced its eight qualifying offers for the 2015-16 season as of July 1. Each ECHL team was entitled to reserve the rights to a maximum of eight qualified players. Of the eight qualified players, no more than four could be veterans (260 regular season professional hockey games played as of the
The Cincinnati Cyclones went to work on July 1, signing a couple of key players to return while handing out qualifying offers to another seven. Nick Huard will start the season with the Cyclones after impressing in a 13-game audition at the end of the 2014-15 season, said the coach in a team press release.
The Rockford IceHogs made its first playoff appearance in several seasons following a solid 2014-15 campaign, but don’t expect the team to stand pat through the summer months. The Powerful Pig added several players through the month of July and got a look at some top prospects at a camp hosted by the parent team
The Milwaukee Admirals have endured an extra long off season for the first time in a while but have used the time to advantage. The Ads saw a string of 12-straight playoff appearances broken in the spring and have changed a lot in the off season, including its look. Among the news out of Milwaukee
