Chicago Blackhawks‘ 9th year defenseman Calvin de Haan(44) gets traded in the offseason after only one season of a 4-year deal with Carolina Hurricanes scoring a goal and 13 assists with a +1 rating before appearing in a career high 12 playoff games adding one tally.
After 7 campaigns in draft club New York Islanders‘ system, he’s played exclusively in the NHL since 2014/2015 but has yet to open up scoring like he did in his first and third year of juniors with Oshawa Generals of the OHL but always seems to be a threat and is mostly a + rating player.
The 28-year old may be ready to assume a top four role and some consistent increased minutes.
Calvin de Haan (12)
New York Islanders‘ 2009 1st round pick (#12 overall) rookie defenseman Calvin de Haan(12) received his first call-up from their AHL affiliate Bridgeport Sound Tigers, where he was assigned at the beginning of the season.
In 22 AHL games he scored 2 goals and 6 assists.
He played a total of 13:01 ice time in his first game, had a couple of shots on net and went a +1 plus/minus in the team’s 3-2 loss vs. Dallas Stars.
12/16: de Haan is reassigned to Bridgeport.
