I bet this means Greg Puhalksi will get Bloomington.
The Kalamazoo Wings, proud member of the International Hockey League, announce the hiring of Nick Bootland, as the franchise's Director of Hockey Operations and Head Coach. Per club policy, the terms of the contract will be undisclosed.
Unveiled during a press conference this afternoon, Bootland becomes the 20th Head Coach, not including interim coaches,
I just talked to David Franke and he said he's continuing to have post-season meetings with the players and he's meeting with Al Sims tomorrow as they start game-planning how they want to put next year's team together. Franke and Sims both said they'd be happy if they got 8-to-12 players back next year. They'd prefer to have more than that, but they know it's unlikely. Some players will move up, some will try to go to Europe and some will possibly retire - though they both said no one has indicated that as of yet.
Among your all-time favorite Komets games?
Some others to consider: G7 91 vs. Indy; G4 91 vs. Peoria; G3 93 vs. San Diego; G2 93 vs. Atlanta, on the road; 96 (I think) vs. San Antonio with Bezeau and Racine; Tony Horacek We're No. 1; Fletcher scores in the shootout vs. Chicago; Fletch returns; G5 2003 vs. QC; Ramsay scores in OT vs. QC 2000; 4 OTer vs. St. Paul 1960; Fitchner takes on Flint.
Help me out here, Chuckitt, which ones am I missing?
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Keep those prayers coming!
Send me an email with your phone number. I might be going through Warsaw next weekend.
What was it like during the overtime intermissions? One.
Highlights for each player. Two.
David Franke's gambles paid off this year. Three.
Where are the naysayers now? Four.
It's Justin Hodgman's goal from photos by Chad Ryan. Chad is fairly talented, eh?
