Wyman Makes NHL Debut
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MONTREAL – The Montreal Canadiens announced Tuesday that
former Dartmouth forward James T. Wyman was recalled fom the AHL
Hamilton Bulldogs. Wyman joined the Canadiens Tuesday and made his
NHL debut against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
Wyman, 23, participated in his second training camp with the
Canadiens last September. He played in one of the club’s
seven preseason games, before being assigned to Hamilton on
September 21. In 19 games this season with the Bulldogs, the
6’02’’, 199 lbs forward recorded 9 points (3
goals, 6 assists), with a +1 plus/minus differential, 49 shots on
goal and 4 penalty minutes.
Wyman was the Canadiens’ fourth round selection (third pick
– 100th overall) in the 2004 NHL Entry Draft. He played in 52
games with the Bulldogs last season, registering 11 points (6
goals, 5 assists), while posting a +16 plus/minus differential and
totalling 8 penalty minutes.
