FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
January 3, 2023
FORWARD TYLER IRVINE RECALLED BY CLEVELAND MONSTERS
KALAMAZOO, MI – The Kalamazoo Wings, proud ECHL affiliate of the National Hockey League’s Columbus Blue Jackets, announced Tuesday that the Cleveland Monsters (AHL) have recalled the loan of forward Tyler Irvine.
Irvine, 26, has scored three goals, earned four assists and picked up 10 penalty minutes in 12 games played for the K-Wings this season. The forward has also played in five games for Cleveland in 2022-23.
The 5-foot 11-inch, 170-pound, forward is a Livonia, MI native and has played 50 career AHL games over the past three seasons for Binghamton, Utica and Cleveland (3G, 6A).
Irvine also played his college hockey at Merrimack College from 2016 thru 2020 (119 GP, 30G, 33A) and was named team captain of the Warriors during his senior season.
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The Kalamazoo Wings are a professional hockey team located in southwest Michigan that has been a staple in the Kalamazoo, MI professional sports landscape since 1974. The K-Wings compete in the ECHL and are the AA affiliate of the National Hockey League’s Columbus Blue Jackets and the American Hockey League’s Cleveland Monsters. Kalamazoo plays their 36 regular season home games at Wings Event Center from October through April.
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