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The Kölner Haie further reinforcements for the new season have committed. Forwards Greg Classen and Brett Breitkreuz and defender Mike Card (Photo: City Press) have each signed two-year contracts. All three are new additions are not planned as an import player, because they have a German passport or get into that shortly.
Greg Classen, who was recently in Switzerland for Basel, Rapperswil and Sierre in use, the DEL knows from his time in Hamburg and Iserlohn. For Freezers he stormed into the 2006/2007 season - under the direction of Sharks coach Bill Stewart - 45 scorer points (ten goals, 35 templates) in 57 games for the Roosters, he recorded in the 2008/2009 season in 22 games ten points (five goals, five assists). DEL between the station of Hamburg and the guest performance in the Sauerland region of the now 32-year-old striker laced the skates for the AHL Manitoba Moose, Providence Bruins and San Antonio Rampage. "Greg Classen is a reliable two-way forward, the quality of our will increase team, "said Stewart.
defender Mike Card, played in last season for the Kassel Huskies. In 53 games he scored 25 points scorer. This was the 24-year-old point best defender of Northern Hesse. Before drafted by the Buffalo Sabres right shooter came to Germany, he was mostly in the AHL (for the Portland Pirates and Rochester Americans) are active.
Brett Breitkreuz changes directly from the North American Junior League WHL to the KEC. In the last season played the 21-year-old for the Edmonton Oil Kings (19 points in 40 games) and the Vancouver Giants (20 points in 41 games).
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