Crunch Sign Forwards Spencer Kersten, Reece Newkirk to AHL Contracts
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The Syracuse Crunch have made two significant additions to their roster by signing forwards Spencer Kersten and Reece Newkirk to AHL contracts. Kersten, previously drafted by the Anaheim Ducks, brings a wealth of experience to the team following his time in junior hockey. His physical style of play and scoring ability will be a valuable asset for the Crunch as they look to compete in the upcoming season.
Reece Newkirk, known for his agility and offensive skills, also joins the Crunch after showcasing his talents in the WHL. His addition complements Kersten's style, providing the team with a versatile forward duo that can contribute on both ends of the ice. Both players are eager to make an impact in the AHL and prove their worth to the Crunch coaching staff.
As injuries and roster changes often shape team dynamics throughout the season, the Crunch are optimistic that these signings will bolster their chances for success. With the combination of Kersten’s development in the Ducks organization and Newkirk’s promising background, they hope to strengthen their offensive lineup and aim for a deep playoff run this year.
Reece Newkirk, known for his agility and offensive skills, also joins the Crunch after showcasing his talents in the WHL. His addition complements Kersten's style, providing the team with a versatile forward duo that can contribute on both ends of the ice. Both players are eager to make an impact in the AHL and prove their worth to the Crunch coaching staff.
As injuries and roster changes often shape team dynamics throughout the season, the Crunch are optimistic that these signings will bolster their chances for success. With the combination of Kersten’s development in the Ducks organization and Newkirk’s promising background, they hope to strengthen their offensive lineup and aim for a deep playoff run this year.