monitoring_string = "358c248ada348a047a4b9bb27a146148"
2024-25 ECHL Season Thread | Page 17 | HFBoards - NHL Message Board and Forum for National Hockey League
  • Xenforo Cloud upgraded our forum to XenForo version 2.3.4. This update has created styling issues to our current templates, this is just a temporary look. We will continue to work on clearing up these issues for the next few days and restore the site to it's more familiar look, but please report any other issues you may experience so we can look into. Thanks for your patience and understanding.

2024-25 ECHL Season Thread

From: FloHockey.tv
Answering ECHL Behind-The-Scenes Questions On Contracts, Lineups And More

Dec 14, 2024
Justin Cohn

I recently was texting with an ECHL coach about what he expected from a game that night. It was three hours before puck drop, and he sent me his lineup – and then the opposing team’s.

This threw me for a second.

I come from an old-school era in which coaches would play mind games when it came to lineups. You didn’t know with absolute certainty who’d be starting in net until it happened. ...

Apparently, coaches exchange lineups 1-3 hours before games (in today's ECHL). I felt foolish for not knowing this, but if I, someone who walks in this world, didn’t know that, then I started wondering what other interesting things were going on behind the scenes in the ECHL that other people didn’t know. ...


Read more of Mr. Cohn's Catching-Up-To-Do at:
 
1734536845349.jpeg
 
The ECHL Standings as the New Year gets underway ...

Eastern Conference ... North Division
ECHL Eastern-North Standings (1 Jan 2025).jpg


Eastern Conference ... South Division
ECHL Eastern-South Standings (1 Jan 2025).jpg


Western Conference ... Central Division
ECHL Western-Central Standings (1 Jan 2025).jpg


Western Conference ... Mountain Division
ECHL Western-Mountain Standings (1 Jan 2025).jpg


Awright, time to fess up ... Who among us thought the Heartlanders would be in 3rd place with over 30 points in the Central Division at this point in the season? :noway: Maybe the small crowds @ Xtream Arena reduce the team's distractions. :huh:
 

Attachments

  • 1735766425655.png
    1735766425655.png
    43.7 KB · Views: 2
The ECHL Standings as the New Year gets underway ...

Eastern Conference ... North Division
View attachment 954536

Eastern Conference ... South Division
View attachment 954537

Western Conference ... Central Division
View attachment 954539

Western Conference ... Mountain Division
View attachment 954540


Awright, time to fess up ... Who among us thought the Heartlanders would be in 3rd place with over 30 points in the Central Division at this point in the season? :noway: Maybe the small crowds @ Xtream Arena reduce the team's distractions. :huh:
Very surprised by that. Of course, I am surprised by many things.

go Norfolk!
It looks like it will be a fun season in the North Division. I am surprised by how well the Nailers are playing. And the Admirals are not going away either.
 
On the 5th, Indy traded Idaho for Thomas Caron and he has fled to play overseas instead of reporting to Indy. This would have been his 4th ECHL team in the last 2.5 seasons. Indy trades away a fan favorite and gets BURNED.
 
On the 5th, Indy traded Idaho for Thomas Caron and he has fled to play overseas instead of reporting to Indy. This would have been his 4th ECHL team in the last 2.5 seasons. Indy trades away a fan favorite and gets BURNED.
Pretty good chance that Indy Hockey Ops knew Caron would balk at reporting when they made the trade. But they'd still own his ECHL rights, and North American players don't often stay in Europe for very long. His player stats portray underwhelming talent (as do the numbers for Andrew Bellant), but a year or two overseas may refocus him & offer the Fuel a more valuable asset for a future trade. Deals at this level of hockey aren't always about immediate gratification.
 
From: FloHockey.tv
Beyond The Stars: 10 Depth Players In The ECHL You Should Know

Any coach will tell you that a hockey team cannot be carried just by its star players. Depth is pivotal. FloHockey's Justin Cohn explains.

Jan 8, 2025 by Justin Cohn

Any coach will tell you that a hockey team cannot be carried just by its star players. Depth is pivotal.

Players who do the little things – block shots, win faceoffs, hit opponents – are just as valuable as the players who score the goals and make highlight-reel passes.

While the ECHL has plenty of ballyhooed stars – such as the Norfolk Admirals’ Brady Fleurent, the Idaho Steelheads’ Hank Crone and the Savannah Ghost Pirates’ Dennis Cesana – let’s take a look at 10 players who even passionate ECHL fans may not have noticed as much as they should have this season. ...


Read about the Deep 10 at: Beyond The Stars: 10 Depth Players In The ECHL You Should Know - FloHockey
 
On the 5th, Indy traded Idaho for Thomas Caron and he has fled to play overseas instead of reporting to Indy. This would have been his 4th ECHL team in the last 2.5 seasons. Indy trades away a fan favorite and gets BURNED.
Losing Andrew Bellant sucks but his production has gone down and the team was looking at future value.
 

Ad

Upcoming events

Ad

Top
-->->