
Kerins' Comeback: AHL Player of the Week
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Rory Kerins, Calgary Wranglers forward, made a remarkable comeback from a severe injury, scoring eight points in his first three games back and earning AHL player of the week honors. Known for his relentless work ethic and positive attitude, Kerins has been a standout player this season, nearly doubling his points and improving his faceoff and defensive zone play. With just one NHL call-up spot left, Kerins is poised to cap off his breakout year on a high note.
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Calgary Flames News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Kerins' Comeback: AHL Player of the Week. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 8th, Calgary Wranglers forward, Rory Caron's battled back from a scary injury in February that sidelined him for over a month. He took a feet first fall into the boards during a home game against the San Jose Barracuda, but powered through to return on March 29th. Versus the Colorado Eagles. This 23-year-old center has been a standout all season, nearly doubling his points from 32 last year to 61 now. Here this week, Caron showed why he s climbing the ranks, racking up eight points in his first three games back, including the opening goal in. Each one, he exploded for seven points against the LaVal rocket last weekend, with a pro-high four-point night in their five-to-two win on Friday. That hot streak earned him a HL player of the week honors, proving his recovery was no fluke. His head coach Brett Sutter praised the kids relentless work ethic from on-ice drills to joining team meetings while hurt. Caron stayed engaged, bringing energy to the locker room, and leading by example.
Teammates lean on his vocal presence and height man vibe, especially during a tough team season. Beyond scoring, Caron s leveled up his game in face-offs and defensive zone play, staying consistent over 53 games with 21 goals, and 53 assists. He tied the Wrangler s 11-game point streak record early this year, shaking off a couple quiet stretches to keep producing. With just one flames call-up spot left before seasons in, Caron s is dialed in, hungry for more NHL ice time after limited chances earlier. His positive mindset and growth make him a prime candidate to cap this breakout year on a high note. Calgary flames news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on the field and beyond.
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