List of Adirondack Phantoms players

Last updated April 13, 2023

This is a complete list of ice hockey players who played for the Adirondack Phantoms of the American Hockey League (AHL). It includes players that played at least one match, either in the AHL regular season or in the AHL playoffs.

Key

General abbreviations
Abbreviation	Definition
GP	Games played
AHLHOF	Inducted into the AHL Hall of Fame

Goaltender statistical abbreviations
Abbreviation	Definition
W	Wins
L	Losses
OTL	Overtime loss
SO	Shutouts
GAA	Goals against average
SV%	Save percentage

Skater statistical abbreviations
Abbreviation	Definition
Pos	Position
G	Goals
A	Assists
P	Points
PIM	Penalty minutes
D	Defenseman
F	Forward
LW	Left wing
C	Center
RW	Right wing

Goaltenders

Goaltenders who played for the Adirondack Phantoms
			Regular season
Name	Nationality	Seasons^[a]	GP	W	L	OTL	SO	GAA	SV%
Jason Bacashihua	Canada	2011–2012	23	8	11	1	1	2.99	.901
Johan Backlund	Sweden	2009–2012	75	31	36	5	2	2.98	.900
Brian Boucher	United States	2009–2010 2012–2013	17	7	8	1	0	2.53	.906
Tony Capobianco	Canada	2013–2014	3	1	2	0	0	2.88	.906
Carsen Chubak	Canada	2013–2014	11	4	2	0	0	2.33	.928
Yann Danis	Canada	2013–2014	31	9	11	4	2	3.01	.897
Jeremy Duchesne	Canada	2009–2010	5	1	3	0	1	2.97	.898
Ray Emery	Canada	2009–2010	1	0	1	0	0	2.03	.857
John Grahame	United States	2009–2010	12	2	10	0	0	2.94	.896
Cal Heeter	United States	2012–2014	76	28	41	5	4	2.76	.910
Carter Hutton	Canada	2009–2010	4	1	2	1	0	2.71	.921
Michael Leighton	Canada	2010–2013	88	43	39	4	7	2.44	.921
Kris Mayotte	United States	2009–2010	1	0	1	0	0	7.97	.733
Scott Munroe	Canada	2012–2013	31	12	16	0	1	2.78	.913
Brad Phillips	United States	2011–2012	1	1	0	0	0	3.00	.921
Nicola Riopel	Canada	2009–2011	21	7	13	0	1	3.45	.884
Brian Stewart	Canada	2009–2011	13	5	7	0	0	3.19	.889
Michael Teslak	Canada	2009–2010	5	1	1	1	0	3.86	.871

Goaltenders who played for the team

Yann Danis played one season for the Phantoms.
Cal Heeter played two seasons for the Phantoms.
Michael Leighton played three seasons for the Adirondack Phantoms.

Skaters

Skaters who played for the Adirondack Phantoms
				Regular season
Name	Nationality	Pos	Seasons^[a]	GP	G	A	P	PIM	Notes
Jason Akeson	Canada	RW	2011–2014	208	58	114	172	95
Brandon Alderson	Canada	RW	2012–2014	80	14	9	23	44
Mark Alt	United States	D	2012–2014	75	5	23	28	33
Oskars Bartulis	Latvia	D	2009–2012	52	3	13	16	36
Josh Beaulieu	Canada	D	2009–2010	46	2	2	4	11
Robert Bellamy	United States	RW	2009–2010	62	2	5	7	20
Denis Bodrov	Russia	D	2009–2010	17	1	3	4	6
Andy Bohmbach	United States	LW	2011–2012	10	0	1	1	2
Rob Bordson	United States	LW	2010–2014	236	32	46	78	148
Jean Bourbeau	Canada	LW	2011–2012	1	0	0	0	0
Marc-Andre Bourdon	Canada	D	2009–2014	149	5	35	40	239
Tyler Brown	Canada	C	2011–2014	182	14	18	32	72
Kyle Bushee	United States	D	2013–2014	3	0	0	0	0
Chris Clackson	United States	LW	2009–2010	2	0	0	0	0
Matt Clackson	Canada	LW	2009–2011	122	3	7	10	292
Doug Clarkson	Canada	F	2013–2014	5	0	0	0	9
Brendan Connolly	Canada	C	2010–2011	3	0	0	0	2
Nick Cousins	Canada	C	2011–2014	82	11	18	29	49
Sean Couturier	Canada	C	2012–2013	31	10	18	28	16
Sean Curry	United States	D	2009–2010	66	4	7	11	73
Trent Daavettila	United States	LW	2009–2010	13	0	2	2	2
Steven Delisle	Canada	D	2013–2014	50	1	3	4	76
Jeff Dimmen	United States	D	2012–2013	34	4	10	14	30
Ryan Dingle	United States	LW	2009–2010	54	5	5	10	18
Cullen Eddy	United States	D	2010–2014	218	8	28	36	362
Zack Fitzgerald	United States	LW	2012–2014	74	1	1	2	433
Kyle Flanagan	United States	C	2012–2014	76	7	22	29	18
Matthew Ford	United States	RW	2011–2013	66	23	21	44	47
Bruno Gervais	Canada	D	2013–2014	59	10	16	26	24
Shayne Gostisbehere	United States	D	2013–2014	2	0	0	0	0
Kevin Goumas	United States	LW	2013–2014	11	1	3	4	8
Erik Gustafsson	Sweden	D	2009–2013	144	13	82	95	65
Robert Hagg	Sweden	D	2013–2014	10	1	3	4	10
Denis Hamel	Canada	LW	2010–2012	140	48	48	96	64	AHLHOF 2020
Shane Harper	United States	RW	2009–2013	143	20	21	41	84
Ben Holmstrom	United States	C	2009–2014	256	49	73	122	403	Captain: 2011–2014
Tyler Hostetter	United States	D	2010–2012	10	0	0	0	0
Dan Jancevski	Canada	D	2010–2012	150	3	26	29	87	Captain: 2010–2011
Andrew Johnston	Canada	LW	2012–2014	36	2	3	5	7
Randy Jones	Canada	D	2009–2010	6	0	1	1	6
Jon Kalinski	Canada	LW	2009–2012	182	25	38	63	133
Lukas Kaspar	Czech Republic	LW	2009–2010	8	1	2	3	4
Blake Kessel	United States	D	2011–2013	63	3	19	22	12
Garrett Klotz	Canada	LW	2009–2012	106	4	6	10	120
Krys Kolanos	Canada	C	2009–2010	27	9	6	15	22
Matt Konan	United States	D	2012–2014	71	2	6	8	76
David Laliberte	Canada	RW	2009–2011 2012–2013	106	24	42	66	72
Maxim Lamarche	Canada	D	2013–2014	12	0	1	1	7
Scott Laughton	Canada	C	2012–2013	6	1	2	3	0
Oliver Lauridsen	Denmark	D	2010–2014	189	5	19	24	359
Stefan Legein	Canada	RW	2009–2011	112	29	22	51	72
Joonas Lehtivuori	Finland	D	2009–2011	98	7	25	32	42
Andreas Lilja	Sweden	D	2011–2013	34	1	8	9	44
Matt Mangene	Canada	F	2011–2014	92	8	9	17	40
Brandon Manning	Canada	D	2011–2014	184	20	51	71	447
Patrick Maroon	United States	LW	2009–2011	76	16	36	52	155
Kevin Marshall	Canada	D	2009–2012	185	7	21	28	255
Mike Matczak	United States	D	2010–2011 2013–2014	38	1	3	4	14
Derek Mathers	Canada	RW	2011–2014	55	3	0	3	155
Jon Matsumoto	Canada	C	2009–2010	80	30	32	62	50
Tye McGinn	Canada	LW	2011–2014	163	46	33	79	161
Greg Moore	United States	C	2010–2011	57	7	13	20	18
Joey Mormina	Canada	D	2009–2010	77	5	18	23	102
Kory Nagy	Canada	C	2012–2013	1	0	0	0	0
Kris Newbury	Canada	C	2013–2014	46	14	22	36	182
Andreas Nodl	Austria	RW	2009–2010	65	14	20	34	24
Marcel Noebels	Germany	F	2012–2014	95	16	18	34	35
Luke Pither	Canada	C	2010–2012	106	11	19	30	37
Mika Pyorala	Finland	LW	2009–2010	34	8	10	18	10
Michael Raffl	Austria	LW	2013–2014	2	1	2	3	0
Mike Ratchuk	United States	D	2009–2010	5	0	1	1	2
Matt Read	Canada	C	2010–2011	11	7	6	13	6
Zac Rinaldo	Canada	C	2010–2013	95	6	10	16	434
Garrett Roe	United States	LW	2011–2013	129	20	46	66	85
Jared Ross	United States	C	2009–2010	73	12	34	46	40	Captain: 2009–2010
Andrew Rowe	United States	LW	2010–2012	89	15	8	23	26
Michael Ryan	United States	LW	2010–2011	52	25	16	41	47
Brayden Schenn	Canada	C	2011–2013	40	19	26	45	19
Tommy Serratore	United States	LW	2013–2014	4	1	0	1	16
Tom Sestito	United States	LW	2010–2013	46	11	9	20	167
Jon Sim	Canada	LW	2012–2013	34	6	13	19	22
Ian Slater	United States	C	2012–2013	32	0	1	1	73
David Sloane	United States	D	2009–2010	20	0	1	1	23
Daniel Steiner	Switzerland	RW	2009–2010	1	0	0	0	0
Logan Stephenson	Canada	D	2009–2011	105	3	10	13	186
Petr Straka	Czech Republic	RW	2013–2014	60	9	18	27	22
Danny Syvret	Canada	D	2009–2011 2012–2013	142	21	67	88	67
J. P. Testwuide	United States	D	2010–2011	48	1	4	5	56
Mike Testwuide	United States	RW	2010–2013	161	32	38	70	168
Andy Thomas	United States	D	2011–2012	12	0	0	0	2
Mario Valery-Trabucco	Canada	RW	2009–2010	2	0	0	0	2
Chris VandeVelde	United States	C	2013–2014	41	10	14	24	27
Mitch Wahl	United States	C	2012–2013	15	1	3	4	6
Matt Walker	Canada	D	2010–2012	44	1	6	7	49
Jason Ward	Canada	RW	2009–2010	56	12	17	29	30
Eric Wellwood	Canada	LW	2010–2013	164	34	32	66	42
Derek Whitmore	United States	LW	2013–2014	18	5	6	11	4
Darcy Zajac	United States	RW	2009–2010	2	0	0	0	0
Harry Zolnierczyk	Canada	LW	2010–2013	107	20	23	43	128

Skaters who played for the team

Jason Akeson played three seasons for the Phantoms.
Cullen Eddy played four seasons for the Phantoms.
Ben Holmstrom played five seasons for the Phantoms.
Jon Kalinski played three seasons for the Adirondack Phantoms.
Oliver Lauridsen played four seasons for the Phantoms.
Brandon Manning played three seasons for the Adirondack Phantoms.
Tye McGinn played three seasons for the Phantoms.
Greg Moore played one season for the Phantoms.
Danny Syvret played three seasons for the Phantoms.
Harry Zolnierczyk played three seasons for the Phantoms.

Notes

^a The seasons column lists the first year of the season of the player's first game and the last year of the season of the player's last game. For example, a player who played one game in the 2000–01 season would be listed as playing with the team from 2000–2001, regardless of what calendar year the game occurred within.

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References

"All-time roster for the Adirondack Phantoms of the AHL". The Internet Hockey Database. Retrieved January 29, 2015.

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v t e Lehigh Valley Phantoms
Formerly the Philadelphia Phantoms and Adirondack Phantoms Founded in 1996 Based in Allentown, Pennsylvania
Franchise	History Seasons Records
History	Philadelphia Phantoms (1996–2009) Adirondack Phantoms (2009–14) Lehigh Valley Phantoms (2014–present)
Players	Philadelphia Adirondack Lehigh Valley
Personnel	Owners The Brooks Group General manager Chuck Fletcher Head coach Ian Laperrière Team captains Cal O'Reilly Current roster
Arenas	Spectrum Wells Fargo Center (part-time) Glens Falls Civic Center PPL Center
Calder Cup	1998 2005
Affiliates	NHL Philadelphia Flyers ECHL Reading Royals