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1 day ago · Brett Sutter has announced his retirement from professional hockey and will join the Calgary Wranglers’ coaching staff as an assistant under head coach Trent Cull.Photo: Angela Burger Sutter played 1,090 regular-season games over 17 AHL seasons, ranking fourth on the league’s all-time list. He totaled 198 goals and 265 assists for 463 ...
1 day ago · Sutter will now be taking on a new role with the Calgary Wranglers, joining head coach Trent Cull as an assistant coach. He shared a heartfelt message on social media, thanking fans for their support over his nearly two decades of professional play.
2 days ago · In his new role, Sutter joins head coach Trent Cull and assistant coach Joe Cirella on the Wranglers bench. Sutter, a native of Viking, AB, was originally drafted by the Flames in the sixth round ...
1 day ago · Calgary Sun. Sutter retires from playing, joins Wranglers bench. 2024-07-16 - DANIEL AUSTIN. After 17 seasons as a pro hockey player, Brett Sutter is hanging up the skates. Well, sort of …. On Monday, Sutter announced that his time as a player was done but he won't be stepping away from the game. Instead, he'll be taking on a new role as an ...
2 days ago · In his new role, Sutter joins head coach Trent Cull and assistant coach Joe Cirella on the Wranglers bench. Sutter, a native of Viking, AB, was originally drafted by the Flames in the sixth round ...
2 days ago · Sutter is set to bring his leadership skills to his new position on the bench, working alongside head coach Trent Cull and assistant coach Joe Cirella with the Wranglers. "I'm eager to learn and grow in this capacity, aiming to continue providing leadership and helping our prospects reach their goal of playing with the Calgary Flames," Sutter ...
1 day ago · Ofwat has launched enforcement cases against four water and wastewater companies operating in Wales and on its borders. The move is part of the regulator’s ongoing investigation into how companies manage their treatment works and pipe networks. Sewage discharges into streams, rivers and seas have caused widespread alarm in recent years.
