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Riedell leaves Fischtown Pinguins – contract terminated!
Will Riedell leaves the Fischtown Pinguins Bremerhaven, contract terminated. Information about the player and his bets.
Riedell leaves Fischtown Pinguins – contract terminated!
The ice hockey world in Bremerhaven is shaken today by the news that Will Riedell is leaving the Fischtown Pinguins. On Thursday afternoon, the club announced that the contract with the 29-year-old American had been terminated. Riedell was not used in the PENNY DEL and was unable to record any goals in the Champions Hockey League, where he played four games. Riedell only moved to the Pinguins last summer and had previously played for EHC Red Bull Munich, where he was only used sporadically in the preliminary round of the season.
The decision to part ways with Riedell could be due to the lack of match practice. So far he had not collected any playing minutes in the German elite league, the PENNY DEL. This raises the question of how the Penguins approach their roster planning and whether new players may be on the horizon to improve the tense situation in the team.
A look at Riedell's roots
Those in the know know that Riedell is not only a name in ice hockey, but is also connected to the traditional Riedell Skates Factory in Red Wing, Minnesota. This was founded in 1945 and has made a name for itself in the field of high-quality skates over the last 70 years. From the beginning, the focus was on comfortable and high-performance ice skates. Over the years, the product range has been expanded extensively, so that they now offer a variety of skating boots and accessories, including for specific sports such as ice hockey as well as artistic and roller skating.
The roots of ice hockey itself can be complex. The sport has developed over centuries, with Canada often considered its birthplace. A significant date is March 3, 1875, when the first ice hockey game on ice took place in Montreal. But similar ball games on ice had also existed long before in Europe. This legacy is still evident in the popularity of the sport today, and Riedell's roots, which provide the "shoe" for the sport, make the connection to the Penguins all the more interesting.
The excitement remains: Where will Will Riedell play next? And how will the Fischtown Pinguins' squad planning develop in the coming weeks? We will of course keep our readers up to date!