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Falcons Looking At Mike Sgroi & Ryan Hand

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According to Guy Flaming, the Oilers are expecting Mike Sgroi to show up for the Springfild Falcons training camp this fall.  Sgroi's had some ECHL scoring success the past two seasons, based on his counting numbers:

  • 83GP - 37G - 30A - 67PTS

Still, scoring isn't the reason Sgroi's going to be in camp.  Let's add one more number to that boxcar score:

  • 83GP - 37G - 30A - 67PTS - 343 PIM

For the second year in a row, Springfield is inviting nuclear options to training camp to see what happens.  Joining the 6'5 Sgroi (who is an MMA fighter in the offseason) is Ryan Hand, who has a PIM:Goals ratio of 385:1 (1155 PIM, 3 goals) over his last six seasons of hockey (split between the QJAHL, QMJHL, LNAH and CHL).

I don't expect the selection to matter much; whoever wins will likely play the role Hans Benson did last season - a role very similar to the one Steve MacIntyre played with the big club.

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I don't know the relevant equivalencies...

…but is the ECHL really so far below the AHL that guy who scores 37 goals in the former can’t contribute more than Steve McIntyre in the latter?

by sarcasticidealist on Aug 13, 2009 7:07 PM MDT reply actions  

I had the pleasure of Mr. Hand being on my hometown team for half of last season…not a great fighter, but entertaining as it gets. He will fight anyone for any reason and get the crowd plenty worked up in the process.

by Dread Pyrat No Beard on Aug 22, 2009 9:35 PM MDT reply actions  

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