2014–15 KHL Medveščak Zagreb season
2014–15 KHL Medveščak Zagreb season | ||
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Division | 6th Bobrov | |
Conference | 13th Western | |
2014–15 record | 17-6-5-32 | |
Home record | 10-2-4-15 | |
Road record | 7-4-1-17 | |
Goals for | 147 | |
Goals against | 191 | |
Team information | ||
President | Damir Gojanović | |
General Manager | Markoantonio Belinic Aaron Fox (Sports M.) Dragutin Ljubic (Team) | |
Coach | Doug Shedden Dean Fedorchuk (Asst.) Alan Letang (Asst.) Ivo Ratej (Asst.) | |
Captain | Andrew Murray C Mark Popovic A | |
Arena | Dom sportova (6.500) Arena Zagreb (15.200) | |
Team leaders | ||
Goals | Bill Thomas (18) | |
Assists | Martin St. Pierre & Pascal Pelletier (23) | |
Points | Pascal Pelletier (39) | |
Penalties in minutes | Nathan Perkovich & Shaone Morrisonn (78) | |
Plus/minus | (+) Geoff Kinrade (+11) (–) Saša Martinović (-19) | |
Wins | Barry Brust & Cal Heeter (9) | |
Goals against average | Barry Brust (2.15) | |
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The 2014–15 KHL Medveščak Zagreb season was the second season for the Zagreb-based club in the Kontinental Hockey League. Initially Mark French was announced as head coach of the team, but prior to the season starting he accepted an offer from the Calgary Hitmen, a major junior team in the Canadian-based Western Hockey League.[1] He was replaced by Chuck Weber, who in turn was relieved of his duties due to poor play by the team and succeeded by Doug Shedden.[2] During the season Medveščak participated in the Spengler Cup, the first time the club was invited to play in the tournament.
Schedule and results
Regular season
2014–15 Game Log | |
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September: 3–0–0–8 (Home: 2–0–0–4 ; Road: 1–0–0–4) Pts. 9
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October: 5-1-2-6 (Home: 3-0-1-2 ; Road: 2-1-1-4) Pts. 19
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November: 3-1-1-6 (Home: 2-0-1-4 ; Road: 1-1-0-2) Pts. 12
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December: 1-1-0-4 (Home: 1-0-0-3 ; Road: 0-1-0-1) Pts. 5
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January: 5-2-1-2 (Home: 2-1-1-1; Road: 3-1-0-1) Pts. 20
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February: 0-0-2-6 (Home: 0-0-1-1 ; Road: 0-0-1-5) Pts. 2
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Tournaments
2014 Spengler Cup | |
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Preliminary round - Group Cattini
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Quarterfinals
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Player statistics
Last updated: 3 Mar, 2015.
Source: Kontinental Hockey League.[3]
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