Toledo Walleye lose David Phillips, gain Adam Keefe
In separate transactions within the last 24 hours, the Toledo Walleye made two two changes to their roster, losing defenseman David Phillips, who was recalled by the Rockford IceHogs, and gaining right wing Adam Keefe, who signed with the team as a free agent.
David Phillips was loaned to the Walleye on Christmas Eve, having played in 21 games with the IceHogs in the 2009-10 season. During his time in Toledo, the British defenseman played in six games, notching an assist against Trenton on January 8 and a goal against Charlotte on Sunday.
Forward Adam Keefe is no stranger to Toledo hockey, having played for the Toledo Storm during the 2005-06 season. He also has experience in the NHL, joining the Vancouver Canucks, Phoenix Coyotes and Florida Panthers for pre-season contests.
Keefe Additionally, spent a great deal of time in the Ontario Hockey League and American Hockey League, contributing both as an offensive force and an enforcer. Dating back to 2001, Keefe has collected nearly 2,000 penalty minutes and participated in well over 200 fights.
The winger however will not join the Walleye right away as he was placed on injured reserve. He will continue to rehab his injury in Toledo and could join the team within a few weeks.
posted : 2 years ago Tuesday, January 12
