Tanner Kero Signs With DEL’s Kolner Haie
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Tanner Kero has officially signed with the Kölner Haie of the Deutsche Eishockey Liga (DEL), marking a new chapter in his professional hockey career. After making strides in the NHL with teams like the Chicago Blackhawks and the Dallas Stars, Kero is making the leap to European hockey, where he hopes to make a significant impact. The Kölner Haie, known for their competitive spirit in the DEL, are aiming to bolster their roster with Kero's experience and skill.
Kero's journey in the NHL showcased his versatility as a forward, impressing coaches and fans alike with his work ethic and determination. During his time in North America, he played in over 100 NHL games and contributed to his teams with both goals and assists. His career has also included productive stints in the AHL, where he consistently put up strong offensive numbers.
With this move to Germany, Kero is looking to embrace a new challenge and expand his horizons in international hockey. The Kölner Haie fans can look forward to seeing his dynamic playing style on the ice as he joins their existing roster of talented players. His decision to play in Europe also opens doors for more former NHL players, signaling a trend where athletes seek fresh opportunities overseas.
Kero's journey in the NHL showcased his versatility as a forward, impressing coaches and fans alike with his work ethic and determination. During his time in North America, he played in over 100 NHL games and contributed to his teams with both goals and assists. His career has also included productive stints in the AHL, where he consistently put up strong offensive numbers.
With this move to Germany, Kero is looking to embrace a new challenge and expand his horizons in international hockey. The Kölner Haie fans can look forward to seeing his dynamic playing style on the ice as he joins their existing roster of talented players. His decision to play in Europe also opens doors for more former NHL players, signaling a trend where athletes seek fresh opportunities overseas.