Little to be honored
Published on April 6, 2006 under American Hockey League (AHL)
Adirondack Phantoms News Release
An inaugural member of the Phantoms, Neil Little holds the distinction of being the only player to play on both of Philadelphia's Calder Cup championship teams. Little played eight seasons for the team, appearing in 351 games - more than twice that of any other goaltender in Phantoms history, and second overall among all players.
The on-ice ceremony will include inaugural Phantoms Hall of Fame inductees Bill Barber and Frank Bialowas and a host of other dignitaries. A banner will be unfurled from the Spectrum rafters and Little will be presented with items commemorating his achievements.
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