Ex-international David Wolf: Does the DEL-Star come to the huskies?

Ex-international David Wolf: Does the DEL-Star come to the huskies?

Kassel, Deutschland - David Wolf, former German international, is currently training at the Kassel Huskies in the DEL2. The 35-year-old striker is currently without a club after playing for the Adler Mannheim by the end of last season. So far it is unclear whether it will also appear for the northern Hesse.

Wolf brings an impressive balance that includes 700 DEL games and four games in the NHL, where he was active for the Calgary Flames. His profile career began in 2005/06 at the Jungadler Mannheim in the German youth league. With the national team, he celebrated the winning of the silver medal at the Olympic Games in Pyeongchang in 2018. With a height of 1.89 m and a weight of almost 90 kg, he is considered a hard worker in front of the opposing goal, which makes him fit in the system of the huskies coach Woodcroft.

career and success

Wolf has played with various clubs in the German ice hockey landscape in recent years. He started his career in the DNL and quickly established himself as a talented player. His previous stations include the Jungadler Mannheim, Heilbronner Falken and the Hanover Scorpions, where he won the title of German master in 2010.

Despite his successes, there are currently concerns about his fitness and willingness to play in the DEL2 for the Kassel Huskies. In addition, Wolf was recently associated with the first division club Iserlohn, such as ffh reported. Wolf has collected a high number of penalty minutes in his career and is considered one of the most punished players in DEL history, which he underlines with incidents such as a lock for seven games for assault 2014 and another lock for three games due to an overturning attack in 2023.

More details on Davids Wolf's career provide Wikipedia ), where his statistics and successes are comprehensively documented.

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