8th year right wing Jordan Caron(57) was an invite to Toronto Marlies‘ training camp in hopes of securing at least a minor league contract to stay on these shores.
It didn’t work out possibly the way the very nice-sized 6’2″ 209 lbs. forward was looking for, but a couple of weeks later looking outside the box he signs for 2017/2018 with Krefeld Pinguine, where he should be able to find success on the ice.
The former Boston Bruins‘ 1st round pick in the 2009 draft (#25 overall) has been under big league contracts for his entire time in pro hockey, played 157 NHL games (12-16-28) and 261 in the AHL (58-81-139).
Those stats may be under what a high selection should produce but we fully expect the ice to open up for him big in Germany’s top league, DEL.
Jordan Caron(38)
P-Bruins‘ rookie forward Jordan Caron(38) adjusts the head liner he donned for the outdoor game as he walks toward the team’s dressing room at the end of the 2nd period.
Jordan Caron(38)
If Marc Savard is out indefinitely after suffering another concussion, Boston Bruins management should call up rookie Jordan Caron(38) who has already played 20 games for the big club and notched 7 points.
This is a no brainer and I can’t be the only one who is thinking this. Unless there is some sort of salary cap issue with having him play too many NHL games for his entry level contract to kick in.
Jordan Caron(38)
P-Bruins‘ winger Jordan Caron(38) working his best Adam Sandler impersonation on ice.
He scored a couple in the B’s loss to the B-Sens last Sunday afternoon at the Dunk.
Jordan Caron (76) Boston Bruins
Bruins’ 1st round pick in the 2009 Draft, Jordan Caron(76) was a very impressive presence in his second Development Camp appearance.