Mariners sign Andreev, bring back Marooney
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The Maine Mariners have made significant roster moves as they prepare for the upcoming ECHL season. The team has signed forward Evgeny Andreev, a promising talent who will bring fresh energy to the ice. Andreev, who previously played with the Fort Wayne Komets, is known for his speed and skill, making him a valuable addition to the Mariners' lineup.
Additionally, the Mariners have re-signed forward Quinn Marooney, who has been a key contributor to the team's success. Marooney's experience and scoring ability will help strengthen Maine's offensive strategy as they aim to make a deeper playoff run this season. The combination of Andreev's dynamic play and Marooney's consistency is expected to boost the team's performance significantly.
Head Coach Danny Kettler expressed excitement about the new season, emphasizing the importance of building a competitive roster. With these signings, the Mariners are positioning themselves as serious contenders in the ECHL. Fans are eager to see how Andreev and Marooney will impact the team's chemistry on the ice, contributing to an exciting season ahead for Maine hockey enthusiasts.
Additionally, the Mariners have re-signed forward Quinn Marooney, who has been a key contributor to the team's success. Marooney's experience and scoring ability will help strengthen Maine's offensive strategy as they aim to make a deeper playoff run this season. The combination of Andreev's dynamic play and Marooney's consistency is expected to boost the team's performance significantly.
Head Coach Danny Kettler expressed excitement about the new season, emphasizing the importance of building a competitive roster. With these signings, the Mariners are positioning themselves as serious contenders in the ECHL. Fans are eager to see how Andreev and Marooney will impact the team's chemistry on the ice, contributing to an exciting season ahead for Maine hockey enthusiasts.