Teufel in the derby fight: Bad Nauheim relies on new trainer impulse!

Teufel in the derby fight: Bad Nauheim relies on new trainer impulse!

In ice hockey it will be exciting because the EC Bad Nauheim is facing an exciting derby. With a victory in the back against the Ravensburg Towerstars, the devils want to master the next challenge. The team from Wetterau meets one of their greatest rivals in the Colonel Knight Stadium tomorrow, and the tension is noticeable.

Last season there were ups and downs for Bad Nauheim. After an impressive trip to the DEL2 final two seasons, the club was initially in the precarious location in the past season to be in the play-down area. Ultimately, this resulted in the long -time coach Harry Lange pulled the emergency brake and put down his office. Those responsible opted for a realignment and promoted the popular assistant coach Adam Mitchell to Head Coach. Even if this is his first great responsibility as a trainer, Mitchell brings experience from his active career.

injuries and squad decisions

A striking problem remains the injury -related failure of Taylor Vause, a key player on the offensive. The association reacted to this loss and signed the experienced Brent Aubin, but the injury -related failure has hit the fans and the team strongly. The services of the remaining strikers have also been mixed. With 19 gates scored, the devils are currently on the 12th place in the league. Particularly noteworthy is the high goal difference, which was largely influenced by a past game against the ice pirates in which seven goals were scored. In the last four matches, however, the Bad Nauheimers remained behind the expectations and could not score more than two goals per game.

on the goalkeeper front, the Kurstädter have committed the experienced Jerry Kuhn, who has already had an impressive catch rate of 94.4 % in six games so far. In order to further optimize the goalie situation, the Cologne sharks have now committed another goalkeeper, which means that Lunemann, who was previously only number three of Cologne, will probably get more missions in Bad Nauheim.

If you look at the record of the last games, you get the impression that the team is at a turning point. Of the last five matches, three only ended in penalty shooting. This speaks for the close competition, which can also be expected in the coming game against Crimmitschau. The fans can look forward to an exciting duel that starts at 7:30 p.m.

Information about the current situation and the developments in the team are regularly updated; It is worth taking a look at www.kassel-Huskies.de For detailed reports and analyzes.