Scandal at the Kassel Huskies: Three stars leave the team!

Scandal at the Kassel Huskies: Three stars leave the team!

Ice hockey sport is again agreed in Kassel, because the Kassel Huskies say goodbye to three well -known faces: Oleg Tschwanow, Simon Thiel and Brent Davis will no longer be part of the team in the coming season. This reports Del2 . The offensive force Tschwanow came to the huskies from EHC Freiburg in 2022 and brought it to 14 points in 102 missions, including three goals. He also played 33 times for the hammer polar bears. Thiel, who joined the Huskies last season, was able to book 16 points in 55 games, including eight goals, and previously came from the Adler Mannheim to the North Hesse.

The farewell to Brent Davis, who has supported the team as a team supervisor and equipment manager since 2023, is particularly painful. The Huskies expressly thank Tschwanow, Thiel and Davis for their tireless efforts and wish you all the best for your future challenges.

departures that hurt

The farewell of these three players is only part of a larger change. Several departures have also been known in the past few weeks, including Christopher Gibson, Marc-Olivier Duquette, Yannic Seidenberg, David Wolf, Brandon Cutler, Ryan Olsen, Henri Kanninen and Max Faber. It is clear that the huskies have to carry out a number of restructuring in the team in order to be better positioned for the coming season, such as North Hesse-Journal emphasized.

In the middle of all of these changes, there is also positive news: the huskies have signed a new talent. The 22-year-old striker Michael Bartuli moves from the Eisbären Berlin to the Kasselhuskies. Last season, he scored four goals and six templates for the Lausitzer Foxes in 39 missions. Bartuli brings a breath of fresh air and energy into the team, and the sporting director Daniel Kreutzer is enthusiastic about his obligation.

A look into the future

With the upcoming DEL2 season, the Kassel Huskies face major challenges. Both the departures and the newcomers will have an impact on the team and raise the question of how well the huskies will do in the coming season. A upheaval can be biased both risks and opportunities, and for the fans it remains to be seen how the new team will work together.

In the meantime, the enthusiasm for ice hockey in Kassel will live on, and the huskies will do everything possible to catch up with the deficit to the competitive teams. Fans can be excited about the developments in the coming weeks and can look forward to hopefully exciting games in the new team format, so Ice Hockey News .