The Calgary Wranglers started a four-game homestand on Friday afternoon after being on the road for seven straight games. They hosted the San Diego Gulls for the first of two on back-to-back days.
A bit of minor Calgary Flames news on a Sunday. After being placed on waivers after signing on Saturday morning, defenceman Mark Pysyk has cleared waivers and been assigned to the American Hockey League’s Calgary Wranglers.
Flames General Manager Craig Conroy signed defenceman Mark Pysyk to a one-year, two-way contract today in a move to secure more depth on the Calgary Wranglers blue line.
Pysyk is a veteran of 521 games over parts of 10 NHL seasons between Buffalo (two stints), Dallas and Florida.
On Thursday, the Calgary Flames lost a defender via the Nikita Zadorov trade. On Saturday, they’ve filled in that gap somewhat. The club announced the signing of defenceman Mark Pysyk to a one-year, two-way deal with a $725,000 AAV (per the club).
The Pens are moving on from a pair of veteran defensemen.
Random thoughts about the Penguins; Crosby at game 1,200, Mark Pysyk could still be in the plans, neck guards and more Some random Friday thoughts to get us through the day: Nice piece by Wes “no relation” Crosby today about the Penguin captain prepping and getting a little retrospective about playing in NHL game No.
The Pittsburgh Penguins didn’t sign right-handed defenseman Mark Pysyk, but their AHL affiliate, the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins, inked the right-handed defenseman to a professional tryout Thursday.
Prior to the start of the training camp, the Pittsburgh Penguins signed defenseman Mark Pysyk to a professional tryout contract. Even after a year away from the ice because of an Achilles injury, Pysyk had a great opportunity to crack the Penguins roster as a third-pairing right handed shot defenseman.
One of the biggest competitions at Pittsburgh Penguins training camp has been the battle for both spots on the third defensive pairing. Between veterans, young up and comers, and a couple of professional tryout offers, the Penguins had plenty of options in who could take over on the third line.
Some pro tryouts are rising, but another receives a very unfortunate injury update The Penguins opened camp with a high number of professional tryouts (PTOs) of five, though one was a minor league candidate in Peter Abbandonato that has already been released.
The Pittsburgh Penguins’ battle for a blue-line spot was reduced by one. Monday, the Penguins put PTO defenseman Mark Pysyk on the injured list as part of 11 transactions to reduce their training camp roster.
With AHL affiliate Wilkes-Barre/Scranton about to open its training camp and two preseason games — both with prospect-heavy rosters — in the books, the Pittsburgh Penguins on Monday made their first set of roster cuts.
Pysyk and Hajek will both compete for spots on a reshaped Penguins blue line.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have signed a pair of defensemen to PTOs for their upcoming training camp in September.
Detroit Hockey Now’s Red Wings Review series is assessing every player who held a significant place in the fortunes of the 2022-23 Detroit Red Wings season.
Detroit Red Wings general manager Steve Yzerman announced a number of injuries to the Red Wings roster ahead of training camp.
The Red Wings had a youth movement last season and now have more fresh faces expected to arrive in 2022-23.
The Red Wings announced that Mark Pysyk has undergone successful surgery to repair a torn Achilles tendon.
The Edmonton Oilers are seeing a resurgence and boost of confidence under new head coach Jay Woodcroft. With the trade deadline nearing, they’ll still need to re-tool to make a solid push for the playoffs.
He is tied with Mark Pysyk for the team lead in games played, is third in points with 33 and leads Buffalo with 25 assists.
Loading with pending free agents and still working on a rebuild, the Sabres should be busy at the trade deadline.
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