ECHL Transactions - April 15
April 15, 2018 - ECHL (ECHL) News Release
Following are the ECHL transactions for Sunday, April 15, 2018:
Adirondack:
Add Olivier Mantha, G assigned by Syracuse
Add Shane Conacher, F assigned by Syracuse
Add Matt Spencer, D assigned from Syracuse by Tampa Bay
Delete Nick Niedert, G released as EBUG
Cincinnati:
Add Anthony Florentino, D activated from reserve
Delete Brycen Martin, D placed on reserve
Idaho:
Add Jefferson Dahl, F returned from loan to Cleveland
Delete Jefferson Dahl, F placed on reserve
Indy:
Add Chris Rygus, D signed ATO, added to Playoff Roster (emergency conditions)
Add Tommy Olczyk, F activated from reserve
Delete Logan Nelson, F placed on reserve
Delete Robin Press, D placed on reserve
Toledo:
Add Colin Jacobs, F activated from reserve
Delete Kevin Lohan, D placed on reserve
Wichita:
Add Cam Reid, F activated from reserve
Delete Mitch Maloney, F placed on reserve
Delete Kevin Dufour, F placed on reserve
ECHL Stories from April 15, 2018
- Cyclones Late Comeback Bid Falls Short in Game 2 - Cincinnati Cyclones
- Hilbrich, Nagle Lift Walleye to 2-0 Series Lead - Indy Fuel
- Eagles Take Game 1 in OT, 2-1 - Wichita Thunder
- Railers Drop Game 3 to Thunder 3-1 in Front of 4,216 at DCU Center - Worcester Railers HC
- Beaudin's Shorthanded Goal in OT Gives Eagles 1-0 Series Lead - Colorado Eagles
- Thunder Take Series Lead with 3-1 Victory in Game 3 - Adirondack Thunder
- ECHL Transactions - April 15 - ECHL
- Indy Adds Chris Rygus to Playoff Roster - Indy Fuel
- Cyclones Game Notes: 2018 Kelly Cup Divisional Semifinals vs. Ft. Wayne- Game 2 - Cincinnati Cyclones
- Game 3 - Adirondack (1-1) At. Worcester (1-1) - Adirondack Thunder
- ECHL Announces Fines, Suspensions - ECHL
- Three Assigned to Thunder in Advance of Game 3 - Adirondack Thunder
- Americans Take 2-0 Series Lead Headed Back to Allen - Allen Americans
- Steelheads Comeback Falls Short in Game 2 Loss - Idaho Steelheads
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