We are less than three weeks away from preseason action around the league and just over a month away from the 2022-23 regular season. NHL teams have a few things left to do before getting started and minor league clubs a few more still. As always, we’ll keep track of all the notable minor transactions around the hockey world.
- After disappearing completely for the Milwaukee Admirals in the playoffs, Graham Knott has decided to try his luck overseas. The 25-year-old has signed in the Austrian ICEHL for the upcoming season, leaving his North American career behind for the time being. Selected 54th overall in 2015, Knott had 26 points in 61 regular season games but was then held completely scoreless (and registered a -10 rating) in nine postseason appearances.
- Antoine Morand will not be continuing with the Augsburger Panthers, as his tryout contract has come to an end without extension. The 60th overall pick from 2017 became an unrestricted free agent when the San Jose Sharks failed to extend him a qualifying offer this summer, meaning he can pursue any new opportunities that come his way.
- Jeremy Brodeur, who played mostly with the Maine Mariners last season, has signed a new contract with the Norfolk Admirals. The son of legendary NHL goaltender Martin Brodeur, the 25-year-old Jeremy has played just a handful of games above the ECHL level and none in the NHL to this point.
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