ECHL Transactions – October 18
October 18, 2022 – ECHL (ECHL) News Release
Following are the ECHL transactions for Tuesday, October 18, 2022:
TRY-OUT PLAYERS RELEASED (unrestricted free agents):
Allen:
Anthony D’Aloisio, G
Atlanta:
Michal Mrazik, F
Norfolk:
Jason Tackett, F
Chris Jones, D
South Carolina:
Brent Hill, F
Trois-Rivières:
Jackson Keane, F
Olivier Ouellet, F
Chase Carter, D
Utah:
Joey Strada, F
CONTRACTED PLAYERS RELEASED (eligible for waivers/waiver claims):
Atlanta:
Tyler Kobryn, F
Florida:
Cole MacDonald, D
Greenville:
Dan Willett, D
Idaho:
Cory Thomas, D
Jacksonville:
Brendan Less, D
Kalamazoo:
Darby Llewellyn, F
Savannah:
Alexandre Carrier, F
Worcester:
Brent Moran, G
Brian Rigali, F
Cam Reagan, D
Ethan Price, F
WAIVER CLAIMS:
Wichita:
Bray Crowder, D from Florida
OTHER TRANSACTIONS:
Indy:
Delete Andrew Perrott, D recalled by Rockford [10/17]
Delete Dylan Wells, G recalled by Rockford [10/17]
Jacksonville:
Add Ben Hawerchuk, F added to training camp roster
Norfolk:
Add Luke Prokop, D assigned from Milwaukee by Nashville
Add Xavier Bouchard, D assigned by Milwaukee
Orlando:
Add Joe Carroll, F signed contract, released from tryout agreement
Add Adam Varga, F signed contract, released from tryout agreement
Delete Mitch Lewandowski, F suspended by team
Reading:
Add Pat Nagle, G assigned by Lehigh Valley
Add Sam Sternschein, F added to training camp roster (traded from Jacksonville)
Delete Luka Burzan, F suspended by team
Savannah:
Add Isaiah Saville, G assigned from Henderson by Vegas
South Carolina:
Add Matt Anderson, D added to training camp roster
Add Jonny Evans, F added to training camp roster
Trois-Rivières:
Delete Joe Vrbetic, G recalled by Laval
Utah:
Add Victor Bartley, D signed contract, released from tryout agreement
Wichita:
Delete Gianluca Esteves, F traded to Wheeling
Worcester:
Add Conor Breen, D signed contract, released from tryout agreement
• Discuss this story on the ECHL message board…
The opinions expressed in this release are those of the organization issuing it, and do not necessarily reflect the thoughts or opinions of OurSports Central or its staff.
