By The Numbers

October 28, 2015

During the 2014-15 season:

  • 320 players played in both the ECHL and AHL
  • 341 players played in both the AHL and NHL

Based on opening night rosters and information gathered during the 2014-15 and 2015-16 season to date, we take a closer look at player movement between the ECHL, AHL, and NHL.

 

AHL Players in the NHL

2015-16

  • AHL graduates represented over 84 percent of players (628) on opening night NHL rosters to begin the 2015-16 season.
  • 30 Players on AHL opening-night rosters have made their NHL debuts in 2015-16 thus far.

2014-15

  • Last season, 865 AHL alumni played in the National Hockey League – 88.8 percent of all NHL players
  • 17 AHL graduates led their NHL team in scoring

 

PLAYER DEVELOPMENT:

The following is a team by team breakdown of players who appeared in both the AHL and NHL last season:

  • Adirondack: 9 forwards, 4 defenseman, 1 goalie
  • Albany: 5 forwards, 6 defenseman, 2 goalies
  • Binghamton: 5 forwards, 1 defenseman, 2 goalies
  • Bridgeport: 5 forwards, 1 defenseman, 1 goalie
  • Charlotte: 7 forwards, 5 defenseman, 0 goalies
  • Chicago: 6 forwards, 2 defenseman, 0 goalies
  • Grand Rapids: 3 forwards, 4 defenseman, 3 goalies
  • Hamilton: 8 forwards, 4 defenseman, 1 goalie
  • Hartford: 7 forwards, 4 defenseman, 1 goalie
  • Hershey: 6 forwards, 3 defenseman, 2 goalies
  • Iowa: 4 forwards, 5 defenseman, 2 goalies
  • Lake Erie: 10 forwards, 4 defenseman, 2 goalies
  • Lehigh Valley: 7 forwards, 4 defenseman, 1 goalie
  • Manchester: 4 forwards, 2 defenseman, 0 goalies
  • Milwaukee: 5 forwards, 2 defenseman, 1 goalie
  • Norfolk: 8 forwards, 5 defenseman, 3 goalies
  • Oklahoma City: 10 forwards, 7 defenseman, 3 goalies
  • Portland: 8 forwards, 7 defenseman, 2 goalies
  • Providence: 10 forwards, 3 defenseman, 2 goalies
  • Rochester: 10 forwards, 3 defenseman, 2 goalies
  • Rockford: 6 forwards, 5 defenseman, 2 goalies
  • San Antonio: 6 forwards, 5 defenseman, 1 goalie
  • Springfield: 13 forwards, 2 defenseman, 1 goalie
  • St. John’s: 4 forwards, 3 defenseman, 0 goalies
  • Syracuse: 7 forwards, 3 defenseman, 1 goalie
  • Texas: 5 forwards, 4 defenseman, 2 goalies
  • Toronto: 9 forwards, 4 defenseman, 0 goalies
  • Utica: 9 forwards, 2 defenseman, 1 goalie
  • Wilkes-Barre/Scranton: 9 forwards, 4 defenseman, 1 goalie
  • Worcester: 12 forwards, 3 defenseman, 1 goalie

 

ECHL Players in the NHL

2015-16

  • 74 players on National Hockey League opening-day rosters had previously played in the ECHL.
  • Former ECHL players who have debuted in the NHL in 2015-16 thus far include:
    • Jean-Francois Berube (New York Islanders)
    • Mike Condon (Montreal Canadiens)
    • Tyler Randell (Boston Bruins)
    • Tommy Cross (Boston Bruins)
    • Byron Froese (Toronto Maple Leafs)

 

2014-15

  • 28 former ECHL players made their NHL debuts in 2014-15.
  • There were six players who played in the ECHL and NHL in 2014-15:
    • Tyler Bunz with Wichita and Edmonton
    • John Curry with Quad City and Minnesota
    • Chris Driedger with Evansville and Ottawa
    • Louis Domingue with Gwinnett and Arizona
    • Brett Kulak with Colorado and Calgary
    • Mackenzie Skapski with Greenville and the New York Rangers.

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