The Will Sports Group is a full service Agency specializing in the representation of hockey players. #WillPower #WSGhockey
Joined July 2019
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“He’s been awesome. It’s fun to watch him back there, he handles the puck so well, makes some huge saves… he’s a rock back there.”
Verhaeghe on what he’s seen from Markstrom so far.
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14 games. 2 goals 2 assists. 43 sheets!! I love it. Get that fckin bag!!! Hell yeah.
Anaheim is extending young D Tristan Luneau 6 x $7.2M AAV
Largest contract in NHL history for player with 14 games played.
Ducks believe in the player…kept him in AHL all last year after some previous injuries. Think he will be a top 4 D.
And, and they’ve learned, take care of your business before someone else does it for you
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This should be the sentiment everybody has about these kids getting paid.
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For me.. This is the most important answer from the scrum.
Luneau wants everyone to know that he’s bought in to what the Ducks are building.
He wants to be here for the long haul, and create a long term contender.
Slotting him in this year at 1RD next to LaCombe is going to pay huge dividends for the long haul.
@ZachCav @Derek_Lee27
#FlyTogether
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SIGNED: Tristan Luneau is staying in Orange Country!!
It's a six-year extension that runs through 2032-33.
#FlyTogether
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Tristan Luneau on signing 6-year extension: “It’s great. I get to play hockey for six more years. It’s a great moment for me and my family. It’s a group I want to be a part of for a long time… and I believe in what we’re all working for.”
@SportingTrib | #FlyTogether
Tristan Luneau on signing to a 6-year term with just 14 games of NHL experience:
“It’s a lot of trust, obviously. You gotta live up to those expectations and the trust they put in you, and I’m ready to do the work for that.”
@SportingTrib | #FlyTogether
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Three stars, by the numbers:
1. Devon Levi (EDM) +2.0 GSAx on 42 shots
2. Connor McDavid (EDM) 1G 1A · 0.83 xG
3. Kasperi Kapanen (EDM) 1G 1A · 0.20 xG
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"I know that if I play my best things will work out... I'm trying to stay focused on what I can control & what I can see."
Goaltender Devon Levi on his approach to #Oilers camp & preseason.
@Enterprise | #LetsGoOilers
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Tristan Luneau with a ripper from the point extends the Ducks lead to four. Anaheim 6, San Jose 2 #TurnItAllTeal #FlyTogether
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Sat down with Devon Levi earlier this week and asked about the inspiration behind his mask design, which is completely inspired by Grant Fuhr and a nod to the #Oilers legend.
More on a cool story between the two 🔜 .
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How a pair of Toronto twenty-somethings founded a stadium-scale music festival
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The Penguins signed Ville Koivunen to an 8-year deal after watching the way the market evolved over the season and especially the summer, and trying to best plan for Pittsburgh's future.
More from Kyle Dubas on the thought process behind the contract ⬇️ pens.pe/4yYJLrG
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Danny's Day 🏆
Ben Danford celebrated his day with the Calder Cup in Madoc, Ontario alongside family and friends at his family’s construction company quarry and the gym he uses in Belleville.
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After an outstanding career, Andrew Agozzino is returning as an assistant coach, joining our coaching staff for the upcoming season.
Welcome back, Andrew!
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“It just feels right.”
From feeling welcomed by his new teammates to embracing a fresh opportunity on Long Island, Matias Maccelli is ready to get to work with the #Isles. nhl.com/islanders/news/matia…
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Congrats to Ags (a Duck from 2020-21), and enjoy retirement! 🧡
Andrew Agozzino has announced his retirement from the @NHL.
From Kleinburg, Ontario, Andrew played five seasons of major junior hockey with the OHL’s Niagara IceDogs from 2007 to 2012, serving as team captain for the latter three seasons, earning the OHL’s Mickey Renaud Captain’s Trophy for his leadership, passion, and dedication to hockey and his community.
Andrew’s first professional season came in 2012-13 with the AHL’s Lake Erie (now Cleveland) Monsters. With an impressive rookie campaign that featured an AHL All-Star Game appearance, Andrew signed his first NHL contract with the Colorado @Avalanche in March 2013. Two seasons later, on November 22, 2014, Andrew made his NHL debut with Colorado, registering an assist in his first career game.
Andrew joined the St. Louis Blues organization ahead of the 2016-17 season, playing the year with the Blues’ affiliate club in Chicago, and would return to Colorado the following season. Andrew scored his first NHL goal as a member of the Avalanche on February 18, 2019.
After his time in Colorado, Andrew joined the Pittsburgh @penguins ahead of the 2019-20 campaign, before moving to the @AnaheimDucks in February 2020, remaining with the club until the 2021 season.
Andrew later played for the Ottawa @Senators, and as a member of the @SanJoseSharks organization in 2022-23, Andrew served as team captain for the club’s AHL affiliate, the San Jose Barracuda. Andrew signed with the @utahmammoth in July 2024 and played the last two seasons with the organization.
Internationally, Andrew proudly represented Canada at the 2008 World U17 Hockey Challenge, where he and Team Canada captured the gold medal.
Congratulations on your retirement, Andrew, and welcome to the NHL Alumni Association!
