#brett berard

[rangersgirl73]

i love everything about this picture

[hauntedppgpaints]

Jersey numbers faceoff

Vote for which player you think would win in a fight between other players wearing that number! Follow the 'numbers faceoff' tag on my blog to see the other polls.

[rleonard9]

I’m actually inconsolable about Brett Berard signing his contract I can’t go see him (and Moyni) play anymore :(

i didn’t want to come on today since i’ve been busy with doing school BUT I SCREAMED WHEN HE SIGNED

anyways goodbye for now

[goalhofer]

Top 10 AHL goal leaders: week 3

10: Roman Ahcan, Cleveland (5) 9: Alex Steeves, Toronto (5) 8: Alexander Nylander-Altelius, Toronto (5) 7: Brett Berard, Hartford (5) 6: Egor Sokolov, Tucson (5) 5: Walker Duehr, Calgary (5) 4: Ivan Miroshnichenko, Hershey (6) 3: Ethen Frank, Hershey (7) 2: Aidan McDonough, Charlotte (7) 1: Rory Kerins, Calgary (8)

[mitchbeck]

WOLF PACK BEAT ISLANDERS ON 10-19

By: Jason Alwang, Howlings HARTFORD, CT—Brett Berard scored 1:38 into overtime, and Bo Groulx recorded a four-point game (2g - 2a) as the Hartford Wolf Pack won a thriller at the XL Center against their intra-state rivals, the Bridgeport Islanders.    In overtime, the Wolf Pack received a 4-on-3 after the Islanders' Marc Gatcomb was called for boarding as regulation ended. Bedard one-timed a pass from Casey Fitzgerald and blasted it past Marcus Hogberg for the victory. For Bedard, it marked his fourth goal in the season's first three games.    “There really is no position to that point of the game,” Bedard said of the overtime goal. “But a goal is a goal, so it was pretty exciting.”   In the third period, after the Islanders scored a game-tying, power-play goal, exactly a minute later, Adam Sykora tallied his first of the season on a puck loose in the crease off a rebound to give the Wolfpack a 4-3 lead with 6:02 left to play.   The Islanders found the equalizer with 2:12 remaining when Fredrik Karlstrom scored his second goal of the game, beating Pack starter Dylan Garand to his right.    The first period saw the Wolf Pack score the game's first goal at 14:13 off a takeaway in the offensive zone. Alex Belzile went to the middle of the two circles and found Giroux, who buried it past Hogberg.    The lead didn't last long. 37 seconds later, the Islanders answered back when Karlstrom scored his first of the season after getting past the Wolf Pack defense and cut down the middle of the offensive zone on passes from Liam Foudy and Matthew Maggio.    The Islanders scored a goal 11:39 into the second when Wyatt Newpower sped his way to the net and beat Garand off passes from Maggio and Foudy, who earned their second assists.    Just 16 seconds after the Islanders took the lead, Cole Bardreau was whistled for holding, sending the Pack back on the power play. Thirty seconds later, the Pack tied the game, with Giroux scoring his second at 12:26 of the middle period. Casey Fitzgerald and Alex Belzile earned the helpers.    “The power play was maybe not as sharp as it was yesterday, but it showed up when we needed it the most.” Head Coach Grant Potulyn said of the team’s power play.    Over three minutes later, at 15:53, the Wolf Pack scored again. Beard made it his third of the season after a series of shots for the Pack that had Hogberg scrambling before the puck went to the back of the net and a 3-2 Pack lead.   Garand recorded 30 saves in the win. The Wolf Pack and Islanders will play again Sunday in a rematch, this time in Bridgeport. The Wolf Pack record improves to 2-0-0-1, and they look to keep their point streak alive.   HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOWLINGS Read the full article

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Okay well this is the line up of the Rangers for tonight's game at 7PM

Braden Schneider

Chad ruhwedel

Zac Jones

Artemi Panarin

Alexis lafreniere

Connor Mackey

Vincent Trocheck

Bo groulx

Jonny brodzinski

Kappo kakko

Igor Shesterkin

Dylan garand

Sam carrick

Will cuylle

Brett berard

Matt rempe

Brennan othmann

K' Andre miller

Adam edstrom

Victor Mancini

Optional morning skate for the Devils before playing the rangers

Justin dowling

Josh filmon

Cam squires

Dylan Wendt

Max willman

Brett pesce

Tyler Brennan

Isaac poulter

Jack Malone

Jeremy brodeur

Jackson van de leest

Andre ghantous

Graham ( can't find first name )

Isley ( can't find first name )

Mburanumwe ( can't find first name )

O' Neil ( can't find first name )

Melovsky ( can't find first name )

Labanc ( can't find first name )

[p-antalons]

was very confused by the coexistence of a brett and brady berard bc an article described brett as going to bc… anyway they’re brothers 😭😭😭

[iihfworldsjunior]

Potential 2022 US World Juniors Hockey Team: In Case We Still Have A Country

To say the least, it’s been a hectic week for Americans in international hockey. On Tuesday evening, the nation won its sixth gold medal in theWorld Juniorswith a dramatic, 2-0 victory over Canada. A gang of insurrectionists stormed into the United States Capitol around 12 hours later, ending a 200-year record of peaceful power transitions. So it’s a bit of a mixed bag all in all. Fortunately, IIHF president Rene Fasel reaffirmed the federation’s commitment to hosting tournaments in both the United States and Belarus later this year, indicating that a functioning democracy is not a deal breaker.

With that in mind, we shift our focus to a possible US World Junior team in 2022, just in case. The US will return to Edmonton to defend their gold title with players born in 2002 and younger. Six players from the gold medalists will return, leaving a large number of roster slots open for the United States to fill.

The second elephant in the room for next year’s lineup is the continuing coronavirus epidemic, which isn’t the man with elephant horns marching through the Senate chamber. As much as the virus caused havoc on this year’s roster, losing a few of players their chance at a gold medal, I believe we may see even more of an impact next year. When the virus shut down USA Hockey’s summer camp last year, I argued that the US was in a strong position since their roster was largely set. They had a lot of returning players and had seen enough from everyone else that most of the remaining slots could be readily filled.

The next year will be more challenging. There are just six returnees, and most of the rest of the team hasn’t played enough hockey in the last year to form views. The US will likely have summer camps, but I still believe it is a poor substitute for being in the rink and seeing someone play important games. This is going to be a tough squad to put together.

Here’s my best estimate at what a US World Junior squad could look like next year.

Best guesses: Matty Beniers*, Brett Berard*, Landon Slaggert*, Thomas Bordeleau, Luke Tuch, Ty Smilanic, Dylan Peterson, Mackie Samoskevich, Hunter McKown, Cross Hanas, Chaz Lucius, Sasha Pastujov, Justin Janicke

Matt Coronato, Blake Biondi, Jackson Hallum, Jack Smith, Jackson Kunz, Antonio Stranges, Carson Bantle, Chase Yoder, Joe Miller, Wyatt Schingoethe, Chase Bradley, Dylan Duke, Matthew Knies, Jeremy Willmer, Chase Stillman, Caden Brown, Connor Kurth, Hunter Strand, Isaac Howard, Maddox Fleming, Frank Nazar, Ryan St. Louis, Jack Devine, Red Savage, Jack Hughes, Mark Estapa, Avery

With the great ‘01 class aging out, there is clearly a lot of scoring to replace. They return three players who played important roles on the gold-medal-winning squad, albeit not necessarily scoring ones. Thomas Bordeleau would have been on the squad as well, but was unable to participate owing to Covid limitations, which we hope to resolve before next year.

Beniers has a chance of getting selected early enough, particularly given how well he performed in this tournament, that he gets signed immediately and plays in the NHL next year, rendering him ineligible. However, I believe the odds are slim.

I’m fairly confident about the top eight names on my Best Guess list. There will be some '03s who make it as well, with Lucius and Pastujov being the early front-runners. Due to a dearth of high-end scoring in the 2002 age group, the US may need them to be significant offensive players. Also, I haven’t watched them play yet, but there may be a chance for a '04 from the NTDP squad—which seems to be a very good group—to earn their way into the team.

Because there are so few youngsters in the qualifying age group playing college hockey at this time, the bottom few roster slots are more difficult to fill. I went with McKown, who didn’t contribute much with the NTDP U18s but has looked excellent so far at Colorado College. However, there is the possibility for someone in the USHL right now to have a great end to the season and a solid start to their collegiate career next fall, which would strengthen their case.

[rutgersmcgroarty]

it’s the americans having to do finals whilst at wjc selection camp sksjd

[doubleminor]

brett berard | jan. 3, 2021

[strxmer]

They sound like animals 😭

[puckyess]

Come chat about the preliminary roster with me! Inbox is ~open~!!

[liesofasilvertongue]

Every single team has a mf with some Eyebrows.

[goalhofer]

Top 10 AHL goal leaders: week 2

10: Alex Steeves, Toronto (4) 9: Roman Ahcan, Cleveland (4) 8: Boris Katchouk, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (4) 7: Brett Berard, Hartford (4) 6: Alexander Nylander-Altelius, Toronto (5) 5: Ethen Frank, Hershey (5) 4: Ivan Miroshnichenko, Hershey (5) 3: Walker Duehr, Calgary (5) 2: Aidan McDonough, Charlotte (6) 1: Rory Kerins, Calgary (7)

[mitchbeck]

WOLF PACK WEEKEND RECAP & NEWS UPDATE

By: Alex Thomas, Hartford Wolf Pack HARTFORD, CT – The Hartford Wolf Pack picked up their season's first two victories over the weekend, posting a record of 2-1-0-0 in their first three-in-three set of the campaign. The club now sits at 2-1-0-1 heading into the final weekend of October and will begin a three-game homestand on Friday night at the XL Center. Friday, October 18th, 2024, Vs. Springfield Thunderbirds (6-5 W): Grant Potulny picked up his first victory as the Head Coach of the Wolf Pack on Friday night in Round 1 of the ‘I-91 Rivalry’. A wild first period saw the Wolf Pack jump out to a 4-2 lead thanks to two goals from Brennan Othmann and Jaroslav Chmelař. Brandon Scanlin notched his first goal of the season 5:50 into the second period, the second goal of the season by a Wolf Pack defenseman. Brett Berard tallied his second goal of the season 10:47 into the third period, tucking in a wraparound to make it 6-4. That goal would stand as the eventual game-winning goal. Defenseman Connor Mackey picked up two assists in the win, while Chmelař (2 g, 1 a) and Berard (1 g, 2 a) each finished with three points. Chmelař’s performance marked his first career multi-goal and three-point performance. The win was the Wolf Pack’s third straight over the Thunderbirds, dating back to the 2023-24 campaign. Saturday, October 19th, 2024, Vs. Bridgeport Islanders (5-4 OT W): The Wolf Pack snapped a two-game losing streak in their head-to-head matchup with the Islanders on Saturday night thanks to a wild 5-4 overtime victory. Bo Groulx struck twice in the win, opening the scoring 14:13 into the game and then tying it 2-2 at the 12:26 mark of the second period. His second goal, a power play tally, came just 47 seconds after Wyatt Newpower gave the Islanders a 2-1 lead. Berard’s third goal of the season at 15:53 of the middle frame put the Wolf Pack ahead 3-2 heading into the third period, but the Islanders refused to go quietly. The visitors tied the game twice, eventually getting it to 4-4 at 17:48 of the third period on Fredrik Karlström’s second goal of the hockey game. Marc Gatcomb was assessed a boarding minor at 20:00 of the third period, giving the Wolf Pack a power play entering overtime. Following a timeout call, the Wolf Pack ended the game with their second power play goal of the night 1:38 into overtime when Berard blasted a shot from the right-wing circle. Sunday, October 20th, 2024, @ Bridgeport Islanders (4-0 L): The Wolf Pack suffered their season's first regulation loss on Sunday, getting shut out 4-0 by the Islanders. Brian Pinho’s shorthanded goal 6:59 into the second period broke the ice and was the eventual game-winning goal. The tally was Bridgeport’s second shorthanded goal of the season, while it was the first shorthanded goal allowed by the Wolf Pack. Alex Jefferies and Gatcomb also struck in the second period, with Gatcomb’s goal at 12:44 being the club’s third goal in 5:51. Jakub Skarek made 24 saves to collect his first shutout and victory this season. He also recorded his first career AHL assist. Quick Hits: - Bo Groulx scored a career-high four points (2 g, 2 a) and recorded a career-high nine shots in Saturday night’s victory of the Islanders. - The Wolf Pack recorded a season-high 42 shots on Saturday night in their victory over the Islanders. - Goaltender Louis Domingue appeared in his 200th career AHL game on Friday night against the Thunderbirds. His victory in the game was his 95th in the AHL. - Grant Potulny is the second straight Wolf Pack Head Coach to record his first victory against the Thunderbirds. Interim Head Coach Steve Smith earned his first victory on Nov. 15, 2023, against the Thunderbirds. The Week Ahead: - Friday, Oct. 25, 2024, Vs. Lehigh Valley Phantoms (7:00 p.m., XL Center, $2 drafts & $2 hot dogs) - Sunday, Oct. 27, 2024, Vs. Springfield Thunderbirds (4:00 p.m., CTDOT Family Value Pack, Postgame Skate with Wolf Pack Players) WOLF PACK SIGN BRETT BUDGELL TO AHL CONTRACT, COMPLETE SERIES OF TRANSACTIONS HARTFORD, CT – New York Rangers Assistant General Manager and Hartford Wolf Pack General Manager Ryan Martin announced today that the club has agreed to terms with forward Brett Budgell on a standard player contract for the remainder of the 2024-25 season. Budgell has been loaned to the ECHL’s Bloomington Bison. Additionally, the Wolf Pack have recalled defenseman Case McCarthy from loan to the Bison. Defenseman Griffin Luce has been released from his professional tryout agreement (PTO) and will return to the ECHL’s Worcester Railers. Luce made his Wolf Pack debut in Sunday’s 4-0 loss to the Bridgeport Islanders. Rangers President and General Manager Chris Drury also announced today that the club has reassigned goaltender Hugo Ollas to the Bison from the Wolf Pack. Budgell, 23, recorded an assist in two games with the Bison during the club’s opening weekend on Saturday and Sunday against the Toledo Walleye. Budgell appeared in 44 games with the ECHL’s Iowa Heartlanders a season ago and 19 contests with the AHL’s Iowa Wild. He recorded one assist with the Wild and 30 points (14 g, 16 a) with the Heartlanders. The native of St. John’s, NL, attended Wolf Pack training camp on a PTO this fall. McCarthy, 23, scored a goal in two appearances with the Bison over the weekend. A season ago, McCarthy appeared in 39 games with Boston University, scoring nine points (4 g, 5 a). He served as captain of the Terriers. The native of Troy, NY, dressed in two games with the Wolf Pack following the conclusion of his NCAA career. He debuted professionally on April 19 against the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins. WOLF PACK BLANKED BY ISLANDERS 4-0 IN WEEKEND FINALE BRIDGEPORT, CT – The Hartford Wolf Pack were shut out for the first time this season on Sunday afternoon, dropping a 4-0 decision to the rival Bridgeport Islanders at Total Mortgage Arena. Despite the loss, the Wolf Pack concluded the season's first three-in-three weekend with a winning 2-1-0-0 record. The physicality from Saturday night’s contest carried over into the first period of Sunday’s affair, as numerous post-whistle scrums populated the frame. However, the Islanders received the only power play, getting an advantage 9:35 into the stanza. The Wolf Pack’s penalty kill stood firm, limiting the looks for the Islanders. The Wolf Pack took the better shots in the first 20 minutes, outshooting the Islanders 8-4. Louis Domingue and Jakub Skarek were sharp in the period, but they kept it 0-0. The Wolf Pack earned their second power play of the hockey game at 5:40 of the middle stanza when Eetu Liukas was whistled for hooking. Just over a minute into the power play, the ice would finally be broken in the game by a surprising culprit. A turnover inside the offensive zone sprung Brian Pinho in on a two-on-one with Liam Foudy. Pinho elected to shoot from the left-wing side, rocketing a shot by Domingue for his second goal of the season at 6:59. Bridgeport's goal was their second shorthanded marker this season. With a scrum developing behind the play, Alex Jeffries extended the lead at 10:16 when he beat Domingue from the right-wing circle for his third goal of the season and his second of the weekend. Marshall Warren and Skarek picked up the assists on the goal, with the netminder’s helper being the first of his career. Marc Gatcomb ended a flurry of three goals in 5:51 for the Islanders when he tucked home his first with the club at 12:44. Wyatt Newpower connected with Gatcomb streaking down the left-wing side. He then went to the backhand and snuck his shot by Domingue. The Islanders defended their lead throughout the third period, outshooting the Wolf Pack 12-6. William Dufour put an exclamation point on the victory with his first goal of the season at 18:21, electing to shoot on a two-on-one to make it 4-0 for the Islanders. Skarek made 24 saves to collect his first victory and shutout of the season. The Pack is back at the XL Center on Friday, Oct. 25, at 7:00 p.m. when the Lehigh Valley Phantoms come to town for the first of three visits this season. Join us for $2 hot dogs and $2 drafts until the end of the first intermission! Full-season tickets, 20-game plans, 12-game plans, flex plans, and single-game tickets for the 2024-25 season are on sale now! Visit www.hartfordwolfpack.com or call 860-722-9425 for more details! WOLF PACK INK GRIFFIN LUCE TO PTO HARTFORD, CT – New York Rangers Assistant General Manager and Hartford Wolf Pack General Manager Ryan Martin announced today that the club has agreed to a professional tryout agreement (PTO) with defenseman Griffin Luce. Luce joins the Wolf Pack from the ECHL’s Worcester Railers. Luce, 26, has skated in one game with the Railers this season, recording two shots and a +1 +/- rating on Oct. 19 against the Reading Royals. The native of Williamsville, NY, appeared in 63 ECHL games with the Atlanta Gladiators during the 2023-24 season, scoring 12 points (3 g, 9 a). He also appeared in seven games with the AHL’s Milwaukee Admirals, recording two assists. Luce has appeared in 93 career AHL games with the Admirals, Springfield Thunderbirds, and Rochester Americans, scoring 12 points (2 g, 10 a). Verizon powers Hartford Wolf Pack transactions during the 2024-25 season. Full-season tickets, 20-game plans, 12-game plans, flex plans, and single-game tickets for the 2024-25 season are on sale now! Visit hartfordwolfpack.com or call 860-722-9425 for more details! About Oak View Group (OVG): Oak View Group (OVG) is the global leader in live experience venue development, management, premium hospitality services, and 360-degree solutions for a collection of world-class owned venues, and a client roster of arenas, convention centers, music festivals, performing arts centers, and cultural institutions. Founded by Tim Leiweke and Irving Azoff in 2015, OVG is the leading developer of major new venues, either open or under development across four continents. Visit OakViewGroup.com, and follow OVG on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X. ABOUT THE HARTFORD WOLF PACK: The Hartford Wolf Pack has been a premier franchise in the American Hockey League since its inception in 1997. The Wolf Pack is the top player-development affiliate of the NHL's New York Rangers and plays at the XL Center. The Wolf Pack has been home to some of the Rangers' newest faces, including Igor Shesterkin, Filip Chytil, and Ryan Lindgren. Follow the Wolf Pack on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOWLINGS Read the full article

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Lex Brett Berard is so gorgeous in person I just felt the need to share that

omg thank u for sharing hahah i was kinda on the fence about him so this is good to know ;)