#manny malhotra

[annieqattheperipheral]

First time nhl callup tonight to Canucks!! Local BC boy. South Asian Canadian

LFG!!!

[laurastacey]

Manny looks so happy and that is all i care about

[st-louis]

i saw a rumor that jeff halpern was being considered for the sabres hc job and if he got it i’m pretty sure he’d be the first jewish head coach since cecil hart.

[fromoblitushq]

may i get members mwm fcs please? <3

Our members have thrown some ideas out and they are as follows: Pedro Pascal, Karl Urban, Jonathan Daviss, Corteon Moore, Keith Powers, Aaron Pierre, Logan Lerman, Rudy Pankow, Drew Starkey, Alfie Enoch, Matthew Gray Gubler, Theo James, Mike Faist, Raymond Ablack, Jake Gyllenhaal, Alejandro Speitzer, Alex Landi, Aubrey Joseph, Charles Melton, Michiel Huisman, Diego Boneta, Aldis Hodge, Alfonso Herrera, Manny Jacinto, Sidharth Malhotra, Jeremy Allan White, Dylan O'Brien.

[wilmingtoncrp]

mwm 30+?

Both mods are generally not that great at suggesting fcs, but here's some that we really want to see. To encourage diversity, we are including mostly POC FCs: Shemar Moore, Danny Pino, Ricky Whittle, Charles Michael Davis, Lee Junho, Mike Colter, Jay Ellis, Fattah Amin, Lee Je Hoon, Gong Yoo, Manny Jacinto, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Henry Golding, Harry Shum Jr, Hyun Bin, Jamie Dornan, Pedro Pascal, Sidharth Malhotra, Aditya Roy Kapur, Oscar Isaac, John Boyega, Paapa Essiedu.

[goalhofer]

Where every player played during the 2004-05 NHL lockout: Columbus

Eishockey-Bundesliga: Kent McDonell (E.V. Duisburg) GET: Kent McDonell (Bergen Ishockeyklubb) MLH: Kent McDonell (Aylmer Blues) OHL: Dan Fritsche (Sarnia Sting/London Knights) RSL: Mykola Zherdev (K.K. C.S.K.A. Moscow) SEL: Manny Malhotra (HV71) SL: Tyler Wright (E.H.C. Biel-Bienne) SMP: Manny Malhotra (H.D.D. Olimpija Ljubljana) Czech Extraliga: Rostislav Klesla (Vsetínská Hokejová/H.K. Nový Jičín), Jaroslav Špaček (H.K. Lasselsberger Plzeň/H.K. Slavia Praha) & David Výborný (H.K. Sparta Praha) Liiga: Rostislav Klesla (Hämeenlinnan Pallokerho), Jody Shelley (J.Y.P.) & Druvie Westcott (J.Y.P.) NL: Trevor Letowski (C.D.H. Fribourg-Gottéron), Rick Nash (Hockeyclub Davos) & Geoff Sanderson (Genève-Servette C.D.H.) AHL: Mark Hartigan (Syracuse Crunch), Aaron Johnson (Syracuse Crunch), Pascal Leclaire (Syracuse Crunch), Joe Motzko (Syracuse Crunch), Jeremy Reich (Syracuse Crunch/Houston Aeros) & Alexander Svitov (Syracuse Crunch) Didn't Play: Andrew Cassels, Joseph Denis, Todd Marchant & Luke Richardson

[boroughshq]

Most wanted person of color male fcs?

So many! Our members would love to see Justin H. Min, Henry Golding (!), Alberto Rosende, Ncuti Gatwa (!), Darren Barnet (!), Steven Yeun (!), Michael B Jordan, Avan Jogia, John Boyega, Rahul Kohli, Chella Man, David Castaneda, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Sen Mitsuji, Raymond Ablack (!), Colman Domingo (!!), Daniel Kaluuya, Randall Park, Lionel Boyce, Jordan Fisher, Joseph Lee, Dulquer Salmaan, Sidharth Malhotra, Suraj Sharma, Shayan Sobhian, Kheon Clarke, Howard Charles, Vihaan Samat, and Viveik Kalra! I'd also like to throw in Sean Teale, Tommy Martinez, Peter Gadiot, Keith Powers, Manny Jacinto, and Oscar Isaac!

[mitchbeck]

HARTFORD WOLF PACK TEAM BUILDING CONTINUES

By: Gerry Cantlon, Howlings HARTFORD, CT - The always difficult off-season of team preparation work for the entire New York Rangers organization, including the Hartford Wolf Pack, continues. The Rangers signed undrafted left-winger Sahil Panwar on Monday. The 6’0, 195-pounder was inked to a one-year AHL standard player contract and will start training camp in Hart City. Sahil, in the Hindu dialect, means "leader." He is the second South Asian background player the Wolf Paack have had on their roster. The first is now the assistant coach for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Manny Malhotra. Panwar, 21, just finished his junior career in the OHL. He played in 68 OHL games last season. He appeared in his first 34 games with the Peterborough Petes, registering 17 points with 10 goals, and was future Wolf Pack Brennan Othmann's teammate. Then, following a trade to the Hamilton Bulldogs, a former AHL city (just relocated to Brantford because of arena renovations next season), Panwar skated in 34 games and registered 52 points with 21 goals. He was named OHL Player of the Week twice. The first came from January 23rd through the 29th and then again from March 6th through the 12th. In 199 career OHL games between the Bulldogs, Petes, Flint (MI) Firebirds, and London Knights, Panwar amassed 124 points with 54 goals with 70 assists. The native of Mississauga, Ontario, migrated all over North America because of his father’s job. Panwar first was in Montreal, then San Jose, and then headed to Southern California. While there, he played in the LA Jr. Kings U-14/U-16 teams under the guidance of former Wolf Pack great Derek Armstrong. He played with Quinn and Blake Emerson, the twin sons of ex-Hartford Whaler Nelson Emerson. The Henderson Silver Knights, Brendan Bisson, skated with Panwar, who has a younger brother Jordan, an incoming freshman at Colorado College (NCHC). Both are sons of NHL player agent Pat Bisson, a coach, and founder of organized hockey in Southern California. Calgary Wranglers (AHL) goalie Dustin Wolf, last year’s regular season Les Cunningham MVP, was with them as well. Panwar had just three points with two goals in four OHL playoff games with the Bulldogs. A year ago, he had 19 playoff games with the Firebirds with seven points, his only other junior playoff experience. He also recently attended the New York Rangers 2023 Development Camp as a free-agent invitee. Panwar was a depth signee who will likely be sent to the Rangers' organizations' newly announced Double AA affiliate, the Cincinnati (OH) Cyclones. As of now, the team has 24 roster spots allocated. Three more players have signed overseas, making it a total of 48. Sam Anas, formerly of Quinnipiac University (ECACHL), the defending national collegiate champions from the Calder Cup champion Hershey Bears, signs with Dynamo Minsk (Belarus-KHL). Andy Andreoff and his 37 goals leave the Bridgeport Islanders to sign with Sibir Novosibirsk (Russia-KHL). Three of the last four AHL European signees were with Russian-based KHL teams. The ongoing war of unprovoked aggression/invasion of Ukraine, human rights violations galore and state-sanctioned kidnapping and mysterious deaths occur, was supposed to be off-limits by the NHL and, by extension, the AHL, but evidently, not so much. Another signee to Belarus is ex-Pack Kodie Curran, who leaves Metallurg Magnitgorsk (Russia-KHL) signs with Dynamo Minsk. Zach Fucale was another member of the Calder Cup champion Hershey Bears, joining recent signee ex-Pack/Ranger Vitali Kravtsov and goalie ex-Pack Adam Húska, who Torpedo Novgorod just re-signed. Ex-Pack Ryan Sproul re-signs for a fifth year with Kunlun Red Star (China-KHL) and will likely play for their national team at the World Championship. Rearguard Logan Day, a very solid performer in Hershey’s championship Calder Cup run, is talking with AHL and KHL teams but will very likely re-sign with the Bears. One Bridgeport Islander forward is likely to play with the independent Chicago Wolves. Chis Terry, as well as another ex-Pack captain, and UCONN Husky (AHA) Cole Schneider, who was also last year’s captain in Milwaukee with the Admirals, heads down I-70. At its recent annual league meeting, the ECHL mandated a 32-team league to meet the NHL (long sought-after) equilibrium of 32 teams at the NHL, AHL, and ECHL levels. They were looking at Athens, GA, and another unnamed market. The league announced its 29th franchise with majority owners of Tim Tebow, the former football and baseball player, and Hodges Management Group, LLC., CEO David Hodges. They will play in South Lake Tahoe, Nevada, beginning in the 2024-25 season. The yet unnamed team will play at the brand-new Blue Event Center in the South Lake Tahoe District and will help ECHL teams in the Mountain Division, Idaho (Boise), Utah (Salt Lake City), Allen (TX), Kansas City (MO), Wichita (KS), Rapid City (SD) and Tulsa (OK). The NHL affiliation will be announced in February 2024. Tebow has been involved with ECHL as a minority owner with the Jacksonville Icemen, the former Double AA affiliate of the Rangers/Wolf Pack, and the Savannah (GA) Ghost Pirates under the aegis of Zawyer Sports and Entertainment, the operating company for all three entities. Tebow's athletic history dates back to high school when he won the Florida HS Class 4A title in 2005.  He went on to Florida to play Division I football, where as a sophomore, he won the Heisman Trophy in 2007. He won National titles in 2006 and 2008 and was voted into the College Football Hall-of-Fame in January. Despite being a first-round draft choice, he had a short NFL career, and he never fit the scout's pre-conceived parameters. All he did was throw touchdowns. His pro career highlight came as a Denver Bronco. It was the first play in the OT win over Pittsburgh when he completed an 80-yard pass play-and-catch-plays to Demaryius Thomas for a 29-23 win on January 8, 2012. Tebow had unsuccessful tryouts with the Jacksonville Jaguars and New York Jets. Like Michael Jordan and Bo Jackson before him, he tried his hand at baseball. His inability to hit a curveball derailed his attempt to play in the major leagues. His minor pro ball career lasted five years. He played in the Mets' system, making it as high as their Double AA Eastern League team in Binghamton, and played against the Hartford Yard Goats. He ended his career at the Triple AAA level in Syracuse in 2021. He is one of the owners of the USL (United Soccer League) Jacksonville franchise. HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOME Read the full article

[fuvkrutherford]

I'm still in "Teammates-to-Enemies" lala land, forgive me

Anyway, congrats to Manny Malhotra and Luke Schenn (and I guess the other maple leafs?)

[annieqattheperipheral]

Leafie coaching news:

added Lane Lambert as an associate coach

more on this dude under the cut

assistant coach Dean Chynoweth will not return

contract expired; oversaw the defensive side of the game during his three years with the Leafs and last year was responsible for a penalty kill that finished tied for 22nd in the NHL at 76.9 percent

woof. see ya bud

Guy Boucher and Mike van Ryn, the two other leftover assistant coaches from Keefe’s staff, is still being determined.

Manny Malhotra left the organization to become the head coach of Vancouver’s AHL team.

good for manny!! Congrats to him👏👏

Lambert, 59, served as head coach of the New York Islanders for two seasons, coaching them to a 61-46-20 record (.559 points percentage). He was previously an associate coach with the Islanders for four seasons and an assistant coach for the Washington Capitals and Nashville Predators, winning the Stanley Cup with Washington in 2018. What appealed to the Leafs most about Lambert was his track record of coaching structured, defensively sound teams. He was part of Barry Trotz’s coaching staff in Washington when the Capitals got over the hump and won in 2018 and then followed Trotz to Long Island, helping the Islanders reach the Eastern Conference final in consecutive seasons. Lambert was also an assistant to Trotz for his three seasons in Nashville. Another appeal of Lambert: He’s cut from the same cloth as Berube, who was hired in part because of his track record of being direct and up front with players and holding them accountable for their actions. “(Lambert’s) pretty black and white. That’s how he was with the players,” Toronto Marlies coach John Gruden, who coached alongside Lambert with the Islanders, said. Part of Lambert’s roles with the Islanders included scouting the opposition, where Gruden believed he thrived. “(Lambert) was excellent at seeing what other teams were good at and then trying to take it away,” Gruden said. He remembers Lambert as a coach who could easily adapt his game plan to whatever the opposition threw at the Islanders mid-game. “He was always very clear when getting in front of a group and explaining how we wanted to do things. I learned a lot from him,” Gruden said.

[laurastacey]

Manny Malhotra is back in the Canucks line up! Travis Green trying to keep the Canucks line up a secret

source

[jostsaying]

While I’m sad Manny Maholtra is leaving the Canucks Org, I’m stoked on having a BIPOC behind the bench!

Especially being in a large market like Toronto!

[fuckyeahalexedler]

Canucks Dethrone Champions - Behind the Scenes

[philosophicallava]

Malhotra going to the leafs may be a little rough for the Canucks because he’s so good at what he does but at the same time I’m happy for him

[bohorvat]

Manny Malhotra’s been huge for me. Working on video… working on different techniques. [...] I think just gaining strength, gaining experience helps you huge. Just using my strength. I feel like I can overpower some guys in the face-off dot, so just being strong and with short quick movements it’s going to help me a lot.

Bo Horvat on improving on face-offs

[hockey-cards]