In a recent announcement, Eric Tulsky, General Manager of the Carolina Hurricanes, confirmed the team has claimed center Noah Philp off waivers from the Edmonton Oilers. This strategic move aims to enhance the Hurricanes’ roster as the season progresses.
Noah Philp’s Performance Overview
Noah Philp, 27, has shown promise during his time with the Oilers. In the current season, he has played 15 games, contributing:
- 2 goals (g)
- 1 assist (a)
- A faceoff win percentage of 56.9%
Philp has accumulated a total of three points with Edmonton. Throughout his career, he has participated in 30 NHL games, achieving five points (2g, 3a).
AHL Experience
Before joining the NHL, Philp spent parts of four seasons in the American Hockey League (AHL). He played with the Stockton Heat and Bakersfield Condors, where he recorded:
- 38 goals
- 34 assists
- A total of 72 points in 130 games
Collegiate and Junior Achievements
Prior to his professional career, Philp played collegiate hockey for three years at the University of Alberta. His notable achievements during this period include:
- 38 points (20g, 18a) in 36 games
Additionally, he spent four seasons in the Western Hockey League (WHL) with the Kootenay Ice and Seattle Thunderbirds. His junior career highlights include:
- 166 points (54g, 112a) in 259 games
Impact on the Hurricanes
With the addition of Noah Philp, the Carolina Hurricanes are bolstering their roster depth in anticipation of the competitive season ahead. The team also announced that forward Bradly Nadeau has been assigned to the Chicago Wolves of the AHL, highlighting ongoing roster adjustments.
This move signals the Hurricanes’ commitment to optimizing their lineup, aiming for success as they navigate the challenges of the NHL season.
