San Diego Gulls 2017 Roster As of 12/5/17

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1 San Diego Gulls 2017 Roster As of 12/5/17 SKATERS (24) No. NAME HT WT POS S BIRTHPLACE D.O.B. GP G A PTS PIM +/- ACQUIRED 2 Stu Bickel BIHK-uhl RW R Chanhassen, MN Oct. 2, Free agent 3 Andy Welinski wehl-ihn -skee D R Duluth, MN April 27, ANA 3rd rd., 83rd in Keaton Thompson KEE-tuhn D L Devils Lake, ND Sept. 14, ANA 3rd rd., 87th in Marcus Pettersson PEH-tuhr-suhn D L Skelleftea, SWE May 8, ANA 2nd rd., 38th in Brian Cooper D L Anchorage, AK Nov. 1, ANA 5th rd., 127th in Steve Oleksy oh-lehk-see D R Chesterfield, MI Feb. 4, Free agent 10 Alex Dostie dohs-tee, AL-ehx C L Drummondville, QUE April 13, ANA 4th rd., 115th in Spencer Abbott RW R Hamilton, ON April 30, Trade w/ CHI 12 Corey Tropp TROHP RW R Grosse Pointe Woods, MI July 25, Trade (BUF 3rd rd., 89th in 2007) 13 Giovanni Fiore FEE-ohr-ay, joe-vahn-ee LW L Laval, QUE Aug. 13, Free agent 14 Kalle Kossila KOH-sih-la, KAL-eh C L Kaunianen, Finland Free agent 15 Scott Sabourin sab-or-uhn RW R Orleans, ON July 30, Free agent 16 Austin Ortega RW R Escondido, CA April 12, Free agent 17 Nic Kerdiles KUHR-DEE-lihs LW L Lewisville, TX Jan. 11, ANA 2nd rd., 36th in Deven Sideroff SIH-duhr-awf, DEH-vuhn RW R Kamloops, BC April 14, ANA 3rd rd., 84th in Mitch Hults C L Stoughton, WI Nov. 13, Free agent 21 Eric Fehr FAIR, AIR-ihk C R Winkler, MB Sept. 7, FA (WSH 1st rd. 18th in 2003) 22 Jeff Schultz D L Calgary, AB July 3, FA (WSH 1st rd., 27th in 2004) 23 Julius Nattinen na-tih-nehn, YOO-lee-uhs C L Jyvaskyla, FIN Jan. 14, ANA 2nd rd., 59th in Sam Carrick C R Stouffville, ONT Feb. 4, Trade (TOR 5th rd., 144th in 2010) 27 Ryan White C R Brandon, MB Mar. 17, PTO (MTL 3rd rd., 66th in 2006) 34 Jacob Larsson MEHG-na, JAY-kuhb D L Ljungby, SWE Apr. 29, ANA 1st rd., 27th in Kyle Thomas RW R Waltham, MA Jan. 31, Free agent 42 Jordan Samuels-Thomas LW L West Hartford, CT May 28, FA (ATL 7th rd., 203rd in 2009) GOALTENDERS (3) No. NAME HT WT C BIRTHPLACE D.O.B. GP MIN W-L-OT SO GAA ACQUIRED 1 Reto Berra BAIR-uh, REH-toh L Bulach, SUI Jan. 3, FA (STL 4th rd., 106th in 2006) 31 Leland Irving L Barrhead, AB Apr. 11, Trade (CGY 1st rd., 26th in 2006) 33 Kevin Boyle L Manalapan, NJ May 30, Free agent

2 San Diego Gulls: Media Notes LAST SAN DIEGO GULLS GAME DECEMBER 5, 2017 SAN DIEGO MILWAUKEE 2 Kalle Kossila recorded a career-high three points (1-2=3) as the Gulls won consecutive games on the road for the second time this season after a 5-2 victory over the Milwaukee Admirals. Kossila also matched a career and season high with a +3 rating. Julius Nattinen (1-1=2) and Eric Fehr (1-1=2) each earned multi-point games in the win, with Nattinen recording his second multi-point effort in three games and Fehr earning his first multi-point effort for the Gulls. Sam Carrick and Keaton Thompson also scored for San Diego. Spencer Abbott earned his team-leading 14th assist of the season and Andy Welinski tallied his ninth power play assists and 11th overall. Reto Berra stopped 32-of-34 shots to pick up his second consecutive win and improve to on the season. Berra has made 30-or-more saves in four of his five appearances this season. PP: 1-4 PK: 1-3 SF: 37 SA: 34 Three Stars: 1. K. Kossila 2. R. Berra 3. A. Lindback RECENT TRANSACTIONS: Nov. 9 Anaheim Ducks recalled G Reto Berra and LW Kevin Roy from San Diego. Nov. 10 Recalled RW Kyle Thomas from Utah (ECHL). Nov. 17 Agreed to a professional tryout (PTO) with C Ryan White. Toronto Maple Leafs loaned C Eric Fehr to San Diego. Assigned LW Greger Hanson to Utah (ECHL). Nov. 19 Anaheim Ducks recalled LW Mike Liambas from San Diego and reassigned C Kalle Kossila to San Diego. Nov. 24 Anaheim Ducks reassigned G Reto Berra and D Jaycob Megna to San Diego. Reassigned D James Melindy to Utah (ECHL). Nov. 25 Anaheim Ducks recalled C Kalle Kossila from San Diego. Dec. 4 Anaheim Ducks reassigned C Kalle Kossila to San Diego. Dec. 5 Anaheim Ducks recalled D Jaycob Megna from San Diego. SAN DIEGO NOTES TONIGHT S GAME: The San Diego Gulls ( , 19 pts.,.475 win %) play the penultimate game of a season-long five-game road trip tonight against the Chicago Wolves at Allstate Arena (5 p.m., ESPN 1700-AM) in the first-ever meeting between the clubs. Tonight marks the second of three consecutive games in the Midwest, with the road trip concluding in Iowa on Saturday, Dec. 9 (5 p.m. PT). San Diego has won seven consecutive games against Central Division opponents, and all-time have a vs. Central Division opponents ( 2-2 vs. Charlotte, 1-1 vs. Grand Rapids, 2-0 vs. Iowa, vs. Manitoba, 2-1 vs. Milwaukee, 2-0 vs. Rockford), including a record on the road and mark at home. The Gulls have earned points in 16 of their last 17 road games ( ) outside the state of California dating back to Dec. 29, Texas (last loss: 5-4 Manitoba on Oct. 29, 2016). The Gulls lone regulation loss in the past 17 road games away from their home state came in their most recent trip on Nov. 22 at Tucson, a span of 389 days. The Gulls conclude the seventh back-to-back of the season tonight, where the club is overall and in the second game. Following tonight s contest San Diego will conclude their season-long five-game road trip on Saturday, Dec. 9 at Iowa (5 p.m. PT, ESPN 1700-AM). GULLS-WOLVES: San Diego and Chicago face off for the first-ever meeting between the two clubs and begin a two-game season series tonight at Allstate Arena. Chicago is one of two Central Division teams San Diego has yet to face, with the Cleveland Monsters the only other Western Conference club San Diego has yet to match up against. The Gulls and Wolves will wrap up their two-game season set on Wednesday, Jan. 10 at Valley View Casino Center (7 p.m. PT). POWER SURGE: The Gulls 24.0% mark on the man advantage ranks first in the AHL, with the 25 power play tallies leading the league. San Diego is also 12-of-50 at home, which ranks third in the AHL. San Diego s 24.1% mark on the road ranks fifth among AHL clubs with the 13 goals second among league leaders. San Diego scored a power play goal in each of the first eight games to begin the season from Oct to set a new franchise record of consecutive games with a power play goal. The record surpassed the previous mark of six set from Mar. 30-Apr. 9, 2016 in the team s inaugural season. HOME SWEET HOME: Since the beginning of , San Diego has posted a record at Valley View Casino Center. The Gulls have outscored opponents by a margin on home ice in that span. Additionally, San Diego has won 13 of its last 21 games at Valley View Casino Center and boasts a record on home ice the past 28 regular season games.

3 ROAD WARRIORS: San Diego has earned standings points in 20 of the last 30 road games ( ) and 26 of the last 35 contests away from home ( ) dating back to last season. The Gulls have earned points in 16 of their last 17 road games ( ) outside the state of California dating back to Dec. 29, Texas (last loss: 5-4 Manitoba on Oct. 29, 2016). The Gulls lone regulation loss in the past 17 road games away from their home state came in their most recent trip on Nov. 22 at Tucson, a span of 389 days. It also marked a span of 669 days where the Gulls earned a point in a road contest outside of California in the U.S. (Jan. 23, 2016 at Texas (6-3 loss) to Nov. 22, 2017 at Tucson). LEADING SITUATIONS: The Gulls have compiled a record when scoring first this season and a mark when scoring the game s first goal since the beginning of the The past two seasons when leading after the first period, the Gulls have posted a record ( this season). Additionally, San Diego is this season when leading after two periods ( the last two seasons), including all-time. DUCK CALLS: Tonight s Gulls roster includes 17 NHL draft selections, including nine by the Anaheim Ducks. Seven picks were in the first two rounds by NHL clubs. The Gulls roster of top-round selections includes Eric Fehr (18th overall by WSH in 2003), Jacob Larsson (27th overall by ANA in 2015), Jeff Schultz (27th overall by WSH in 2004), Leland Irving (26th overall by CGY in 2006), Nic Kerdiles (second round, 36th overall in 2012), Marcus Pettersson (38th overall by ANA in 2014) and Julius Nattinen (59th overall by ANA in 2015). GULLS GRADS: Nine players currently on the Anaheim Ducks roster have also appeared in a game with the Gulls. The eight skaters combined (Ondrej Kase, Mike Liambas, Jaycob Megna, Brandon Montour, Nick Ritchie, Kevin Roy and Chris Wagner) have earned 21-28=49 points for the Ducks this season. Montour Ranks tied for third among NHL defensemen in goals (6), and leads Anaheim defensemen in points (6-8=14), and ranks tied for second on the Ducks in goals and leads in GWG (3). John Gibson became the first Ducks goaltender to record three straight games with at least 40 saves since Guy Hebert completed the feat from Jan. 28 to Feb. 4, 1998 (Jan 28 vs. CGY 40-of-45; Feb. 1 vs. CHI 47-of-50; Feb. 4 vs. NYR 41-of-43), and he owns a record when making 40 saves or more this season. NHL CONNECTION: Thirteen (13) players currently on the San Diego roster have appeared in an NHL contest in their career, with a total 1,638 games of NHL experience (Spencer Abbott, Stu Bickel, Sam Carrick, Eric Fehr, Giovanni Fiore, Leland Irving, Nic Kerdiles, Kalle Kossila, Jacob Larsson,, Steve Oleksy, Jeff Schultz, Corey Tropp and Ryan White). THE TURNSTILES: San Diego leads the AHL in average attendance this season, with an average of 9,520 fans entering the turnstiles throughout the first 10 home games of On Oct. 13, San Diego sold out its first game of (12,920) for their home opener, the fifth game since the return of hockey in 2015 and followed up with the sixth sellout in club history Nov. 10. In , San Diego saw more than 301,000 fans watch Gulls hockey at Valley View Casino Center throughout the club s 34 regular season home games, including three sellouts and 11 games of 10,000 or more fans. The Gulls led the Pacific Division and ranked third in the AHL with an average attendance of 8,876 in the 34 contests behind only Hershey and Cleveland. MILESTONES WITHIN REACH: Steve Oleksy: 7 points to 100 career AHL points Eric Fehr: 6 games to 700 professional games (NHL and AHL) Corey Tropp: 3 PIM to 300 career AHL PIM Dallas Eakins: 2 wins to 250 career AHL wins COMEBACK WINS: 3 From one-goal deficit: 2 (last: Dec. 1, ONT; trailed 1-0) From two-goal deficit: 1 (last: Oct. 7, TUC; trailed 1-0) From three-goal deficit: 0

4 SAN DIEGO GULLS COACHING STAFF HEAD COACH: Dallas Eakins 7th AHL Season / 3rd SD Season SD Career Totals: From: Dade City, Florida AHL Career Totals: Hired: June 26, 2015 NHL Career Totals: GP 156 W 91 L 53 OTL 8 SOL 4 Pct Dallas Eakins is in his third season as Head Coach of the San Diego Gulls. Named to his current post on June 26, 2015, Eakins led the Gulls to a record in , earning second place in the Pacific Division and third in the AHL. In his two previous seasons behind the bench, Eakins has led the Gulls to an record (.645 win %) in 136 games. Under Eakins, San Diego has advanced to the Pacific Division Finals in each of the club s first two seasons, leading the club to a 3-2 series win over Ontario in in the opening round of the 2017 Calder Cup Playoffs before falling in the Division Final to San Jose (five games). In 2016, Eakins guided San Diego to the club s first postseason series victory with a 3-1 series win in the First Round over Texas before being eliminated in the Division Finals by Ontario (five games). On Nov. 12, 2016, Eakins earned his 200th career AHL win as the Gulls defeated the Manitoba Moose, 6-3, while he also appeared in his 400th game behind an AHL bench on Dec. 11, 2016 at San Jose. The Dade City, Fla. native previously served as Head Coach of the NHL s Edmonton Oilers from (113 games) after spending eight years in the Toronto Maple Leafs organization. Eakins was Head Coach of the Toronto Marlies (AHL) from , leading the team to a record in 312 games. The Marlies finished atop the North Division during Eakins final two seasons behind the bench winning four of six playoff series. While with the Marlies, Eakins was named as one of two head coaches representing the Western Conference for the AHL All-Star Games for both the and seasons. During the campaign, Eakins led the Marlies to a division-best record and an appearance in the Calder Cup Final. Eakins has a career record as Head Coach in the AHL. Selected by Washington in the 10th round (208th overall) of the 1985 NHL Draft, Eakins appeared in 120 career NHL games with the Winnipeg Jets, Florida Panthers, St. Louis Blues, Phoenix Coyotes, New York Rangers, Toronto Maple Leafs, New York Islanders and Calgary Flames. Eakins also played in the AHL and International Hockey League (IHL) during his professional career, winning both the Calder Cup (2002) and Turner Cup (2000). His final professional season was with the Manitoba Moose (AHL) before retiring on May 26, DALLAS EAKINS HEAD COACHING CAREER YEAR TEAM LEAGUE GP W L OTL SOL PTS PCT GP W L PCT Toronto AHL Toronto AHL Toronto AHL Toronto AHL EDMONTON NHL EDMONTON NHL San Diego AHL San Diego AHL San Diego AHL AHL TOTALS NHL TOTALS

5 ASSISTANT COACH: Marty Wilford Marty Wilford is in his third season as Assistant Coach with the San Diego Gulls and seventh season in the Anaheim organization. Wilford helped the Gulls to a record last season, earning second place in the Pacific Division and third in the AHL. In two seasons in San Diego, Wilford has helped lead the Gulls to an record, while helping the club advance to the Pacific Division Finals in both seasons. Wilford helped guide Anaheim s AHL affiliate to a record from in Norfolk, including a win over topseeded Manchester in the first round of the 2014 Calder Cup Playoffs. Wilford made his professional coaching debut in with Anaheim s then-ahl affiliate in Syracuse, which went and earned a berth in the 2012 Calder Cup Playoffs. The Peterborough, Ontario native retired from professional hockey in following four years playing overseas in Germany and Italy. Originally selected by Chicago in the sixth round (149th overall) of the 1995 NHL Entry Draft, Wilford collected =275 points with 573 PIM as a defenseman in 539 career AHL games from He is Norfolk s alltime leading scorer among defensemen with =173 points in 318 games from Wilford began his professional career in the International Hockey League, scoring 3-29=32 points in 186 games between He spent the last four seasons in Europe with Hamburg and Iserlong (Germany), and Fassa HC (Italy), notching =140 points in 146 contests. ASSISTANT COACH: Brett Ferguson Brett Ferguson is in his third season with the San Diego Gulls, and first as Assistant Coach after spending the two previous seasons as Video Coach with the club. He enters his eighth season as a coach for the Anaheim Ducks AHL affiliate having previously served as Video Coach with the Norfolk Admirals ( ) and the Syracuse Crunch ( ). Ferguson has helped lead the Gulls to back-to-back Calder Cup Playoff appearances, advancing to the Pacific Division Final in each of the two seasons. In two seasons with the Gulls, San Diego has recorded an record and earned postseason series victories in the first round over Texas in 2016 (four games) and Ontario in 2017 (five games). Prior to joining the Ducks organization, Ferguson was an assistant coach with the Des Moines Buccaneers of the United States Hockey League (USHL). Born in Sioux City, Iowa and raised in West Des Moines, Ferguson graduated from the University of South Carolina at Aiken in 2009 with a bachelor s degree in history. He was a three-time Iowa High School State champion as a member of the Des Moines Capitals. GOALTENDING COACH: J.F. Labbe J.F. Labbe is in his second season as goaltending coach for the San Diego Gulls. Labbe previously served as goaltending coach for the Sherbrooke Phoenix of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) in A native of Sherbrooke, Quebec, Labbe posted a record with a 3.44 GAA and.889 SV% in 15 career NHL games with the New York Rangers and Columbus Blue Jackets from He also played 10 seasons in the AHL from , going with a 2.77 GAA and.913 SV% in 420 career games. Labbe ranks 12th all-time in wins as well as eighth in shutouts (27). He is also fourth all-time in postseason contests by a goaltender (82), and his 46 playoff wins and seven playoff shutouts are both tied for second-most in AHL history. In 2016, Labbe was inducted into the American Hockey League Hall of Fame. Labbe won the Calder Cup with Hershey in and Hartford in , and was inducted into the AHL s Hall of Fame in Feb

6 San Diego Gulls Season Highs & Lows Goals by Period - Highs and Lows Gulls 1st 2nd 3rd High 4 (Oct. SA) 4 (Oct. TUC) 3, twice (Dec. MIL) Low 0, 12 times (last: Dec. ONT) 0, eight times (last: Dec. MIL) 0, eight times (last: Nov. SJ) Opponents 1st 2nd 3rd High 3, twice (Nov. 10 vs. STK) 2, six times (last: Nov. 24 vs. BAK) 3, (last: Nov. SJ) Low 0, four times (last: Dec. MIL) 0, eight times (last: Dec. MIL) 0, three times (last: Nov. 3 vs. ONT) Shots by Period - Highs and Lows Gulls 1st 2nd 3rd OT High 15 (Oct. SA) 18 (Nov. 17 vs. TUC) 18 (Nov. 24 vs. BAK) 3 (Nov. 18 vs. TUC) Low 3 (Nov. 3 vs. ONT) 0 (Nov. 11 vs. ONT) 0 (Oct. SA) 0, twice (last: Oct. TEX) Opponents 1st 2nd 3rd OT High 19 (Nov. ONT) 22 (Oct. STK) 20 (Dec. MIL) 5, twice (Nov. 18 vs. TUC) Low 5 (Dec. MIL) 4 (Oct. 25 vs. STK) 3 ( Oct. 13 vs. TEX) 3 (Oct. 25 vs. STK) Gulls Record by Days of the Week Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun Gulls Record This Season When: Scoring no goals: Allowing no goals: Scoring one goal: Allowing one goal: Scoring two goals: Allowing two goals: Scoring three goals: Allowing three goals: Scoring four goals: Allowing four goals: Scoring five goals or more: Allowing five goals or more: Overall Overall Gulls Miscellaneous Records: When scoring a PP goal: When not scoring a PP goal: Not allowing a PP goal: Allowing a PP goal: Day Games (before 5 p.m.) Night Games Scoring first: Not scoring first: First Game of back-to-back: Second Game of back-to-back: Breakdown of Gulls Results RECORD GOALS POWER PLAY PENALTY KILLING W L OT SO PTS GF GA PPG ATT % PPGA TSH % Games 1-10: Games 11-20: Overall: *Does not include shootout goal

7 San Diego Gulls: Game By Game Summary * = Overtime, ** = Shootout, + = Sellout # Date Team W-L-OT Record GF-GA Scorers W Goal PP PK SF-SA W-L Gltdr. Attend. 1 Tucson Roadrunners W p,25,7,3p,9p,17, / 33 5, /13/2017 Texas Stars L p / 33 12, /14/2017 Texas Stars W ,7,32s,9,13p / 29 7,109 4 Stockton Heat L p,14p / 33 2,152 5 Stockton Heat L ,11p, / 31 2, /25/2017 Stockton Heat W** , 19p, / 32 6,072 7 Texas Stars OTL* ,10,19p, / 33 4,782 8 San Antonio Rampage W ,9,25p,18,3p / 30 5, /03/2017 Ontario Reign L / 31 10, Ontario Reign W** ,3p,18p 11** / 1 8, /08/2017 Texas Stars L p,13p / 33 7, /10/2017 Stockton Heat L ,7,23p / 31 12, /11/2017 Ontario Reign L p / 33 11, /17/2017 Tucson Roadrunners W ,32,21,38,11p,3p,21p,11p / 33 9, /18/2017 Tucson Roadrunners W** ,11 14** / 30 10, Tucson Roadrunners L / 33 3, /24/2017 Bakersfield Condors L p / 1 8, San Jose Barracuda L ,16, / 1 6, Ontario Reign W ,13p, / 40 7, Milwaukee Admirals W ,25p,14,21, / 39 2, Chicago Wolves 22 Iowa Wild 23 12/13/2017 Stockton Heat 24 12/16/2017 Stockton Heat 25 12/22/2017 Ontario Reign 26 12/23/2017 Ontario Reign 27 Texas Stars 28 12/31/2017 San Antonio Rampage 29 Texas Stars 30 01/05/2018 San Jose Barracuda 31 01/06/2018 San Jose Barracuda 32 01/10/2018 Chicago Wolves 33 01/13/2018 Tucson Roadrunners 34 Tucson Roadrunners 35 Tucson Roadrunners 36 01/19/2018 San Jose Barracuda 37 01/20/2018 San Jose Barracuda 38 Bakersfield Condors 39 Bakersfield Condors 40 02/03/2018 Tucson Roadrunners 41 02/06/2018 Iowa Wild 42 San Jose Barracuda 43 San Jose Barracuda 44 02/14/2018 Bakersfield Condors 45 Ontario Reign 46 02/17/2018 Ontario Reign 47 Stockton Heat 48 02/27/2018 San Antonio Rampage 49 Ontario Reign 50 Stockton Heat 51 San Jose Barracuda 52 03/06/2018 Cleveland Monsters 53 Ontario Reign 54 Bakersfield Condors 55 03/13/2018 San Antonio Rampage 56 03/16/2018 Milwaukee Admirals 57 03/17/2018 Bakersfield Condors 58 Cleveland Monsters 59 Cleveland Monsters 60 03/28/2018 Bakersfield Condors 61 03/30/2018 Cleveland Monsters 62 Bakersfield Condors 63 San Jose Barracuda 64 Ontario Reign 65 04/07/2018 Ontario Reign 66 04/11/2018 Tucson Roadrunners 67 Tucson Roadrunners 68 Tucson Roadrunners

8 San Diego Gulls: Player Game By Game Summary Skaters: Goals-Assists (Game Winning or Game Tying), Shots / (+/-) Goalies: Goals Allowed/Shots, Decision, Minutes Played Date Opp. BICKEL WELINSKI THOMPSON PETTERSSON COOPER OLEKSY ROY # 2 # 3 # 4 # 5 # 6 # 7 # 9 Oct TUC DNP 1-0, 1/-1 0-0, 1/-2 0-2, 0/0 DNP 1-0(T), 1/0 2-1, 3/-1 Oct 13 vs. TEX DNP 0-1, 0/-1 0-0, 0/-1 0-0, 3/0 0-0, 2/0 0-0, 0/0 0-0, 1/-1 Oct 14 vs. TEX DNP 0-1, 2/0 0-0, 1/0 0-0, 1/2 0-0, 0/1 1-1(W), 1/2 1-0, 3/1 Oct STK 0-0, 0/0 0-2, 1/0 0-0, 0/0 0-0, 3/-1 DNP 0-0, 3/0 0-0, 2/0 Oct STK DNP 0-0, 6/-4 0-0, 0/-2 0-0, 0/1 0-1, 1/1 INJ 0-0, 3/-1 Oct 25 vs. STK 0-0, 0/-1 0-0, 3/0 DNP 0-1, 0/0 0-0, 2/-2 1-1, 3/0 0-0, 2/0 Oct TEX 0-0, 0/1 0-1, 1/1 0-0, 1/-1 0-0, 3/-2 0-0, 0/-2 ANA 0-1, 3/1 Oct SA SUSP 1-0, 1/1 0-0, 0/0 0-1, 1/1 0-0, 1/-1 DNP 1-2, 4/1 Nov 3 vs. ONT SUSP 0-0, 3/0 0-0, 2/0 0-0, 1/0 0-0, 0/0 0-0, 0/0 0-0, 2/0 Nov ONT SUSP 1-0, 2/-2 0-0, 2/-1 0-0,1/1 0-0, 0/0 0-0, 1/-1 0-3, 3/0 Nov 8 vs. TEX SUSP 1-0, 2/-3 0-0, 0/0 0-1,01/0 INJ 0-0, 0/-1 ANA Nov 10 vs. STK SUSP 0-2, 1/1 0-0, 0/-2 0-0, 0/-2 INJ 1-0, 2/0 ANA Nov 11 vs. ONT 0-0, 0/0 0-0, 1/-1 1-0, 1/-3 0-0, 1/-3 INJ 0-0, 0/-2 ANA Nov 17 vs. TUC DNP 1-2, 2/1 0-1, 0/3 0-1, 3/-1 INJ 0-0, 0/-1 ANA Nov 18 vs. TUC DNP 1-0, 3/1 0-0, 2/1 0-0, 1/0 INJ 0-0, 2/0 ANA Nov TUC DNP 0-0, 3/0 0-0, 2/-2 0-0, 1/-1 INJ 0-0, 3/-1 ANA Nov 24 vs. BAK DNP 0-0, 6/-2 0-0, 1/0 0-0, 5/0 INJ 0-0, 0/0 ANA Nov SJ DNP 0-1, 5/0 0-0, 2/-1 0-0, 0/-1 INJ 0-0, 1/-1 ANA Dec ONT DNP 0-1, 2/-1 0-0, 4/0 0-0, 1/1 INJ 0-1, 2/2 ANA Dec MIL DNP 0-1, 5/1 1-0, 3/1 0-0, 2/0 0-0, 2/0 0-0, 0/0 ANA Date Opp. DOSTIE ABBOTT TROPP FIORE KOSSILA SABOURIN ORTEGA # 10 # 11 # 12 # 13 # 14 # 15 # 16 Oct TUC DNP 0-2, 2/0 0-2, 2/0 ANA 0-1, 3/1 0-0, 0/0 0-1, 2/2 Oct 13 vs. TEX DNP 0-0, 3/0 0-0, 2/-2 0-1, 3/0 0-0, 4/-1 0-0, 1/0 1-0, 5/0 Oct 14 vs. TEX 1-0, 1/0 DNP 0-1, 2/0 1-0, 3/1 0-2, 1/3 0-0, 0/0 0-0, 4/1 Oct STK 0-0, 0/0 DNP 0-0, 1/0 0-1, 6/-1 2-0, 4/-1 DNP 0-1, 1/-1 Oct STK DNP 2-0, 2/-2 0-0, 2/-1 0-1, 6/-2 0-1, 2/-2 0-0, 1/0 DNP Oct 25 vs. STK 0-1, 0/-1 0-1, 2/2 INJ 1-0, 3/1 ANA DNP 0-1, 0/0 Oct TEX 1-0, 2/-1 0-1, 0/0 INJ 0-0, 2/-1 ANA 0-0, 0/-1 0-0, 0/-3 Oct SA 0-1, 0/0 0-2, 1/0 INJ 0-1, 0/0 DNP 0-0, 0/0 0-1, 0/3 Nov 3 vs. ONT 0-0, 0/0 0-0, 2/0 INJ 0-0, 2/0 ANA 0-0, 1/0 0-0, 4/0 Nov ONT 0-0, 2/0 0-1, 0/-1 INJ 0-0, 3/-1 ANA 0-0, 0/0 0-1, 2/0 Nov 8 vs. TEX 0-0, 0/-1 0-1, 0/0 INJ 1-0, 5/0 ANA 0-0, 0/0 0-0, 2/0 Nov 10 vs. STK 0-0, 2/-2 INJ INJ 0-2, 3/1 ANA 0-0, 0/0 0-1, 2/-1 Nov 11 vs. ONT 0-0, 0/0 INJ INJ 0-0, 0/-2 ANA 0-0, 1/-1 0-1, 2/-2 Nov 17 vs. TUC DNP 2-2, 4/0 INJ 0-1, 5/0 ANA SUSP 0-0, 1/0 Nov 18 vs. TUC DNP 1-0, 3/1 INJ 0-0, 0/1 0-0, 0/0 SUSP DNP Nov TUC 0-0, 0/-2 0-0, 1/0 INJ 0-0, 5/-1 0-0, 2/0 0-0, 0/-1 DNP Nov 24 vs. BAK 0-0, 0/0 1-0, 7/-1 INJ 0-0, 2/0 0-1, 5/-1 0-0, 2/-1 0-0, 1/0 Nov SJ 0-0, 0/-3 0-1, 0/1 INJ 1-1, 2/2 ANA 0-0, 1/-1 1-0, 3/1 Dec ONT 0-0, 0/0 0-2, 1/1 INJ 2/0(W), 7/1 ANA 1-0, 1/0 0-1, 1/0 Dec MIL 0-1, 0/1 0-1, 0/0 INJ 0-0, 0/0 1-2(W), 3/3 0-1, 3/1 DNP Date Opp. KERDILES SIDEROFF HULTS FEHR SCHULTZ NATTINEN MEGNA # 17 # 18 # 19 # 21 # 22 # 23 # 24 Oct TUC 1-2, 4/2 0-0, 0/-1 1-1, 4/0 0-1, 0/0 DNP ANA Oct 13 vs. TEX ANA 0-0, 0/0 0-0, 0/-1 0-0, 0/-1 0-0, 0/-1 ANA Oct 14 vs. TEX ANA 0-1, 2/1 0-0, 2/0 DNP 0-0, 1/0 ANA Oct STK 0-0, 4/-1 0-0, 2/0 DNP 0-0, 2/0 0-0, 1/0 ANA Oct STK 0-0, 0/-2 DNP 0-0, 0/-1 0-1, 0/-2 0-0, 2/-1 ANA Oct 25 vs. STK 0-0, 1/-1 0-0, 0/-2 1-0, 1/0 0-0, 0/0 0-0, 3/0 ANA Oct TEX INJ 0-1, 0/2 1-0, 1/0 0-0, 1/0 1-0, 1/0 ANA Oct SA INJ 1-0 (W), 1/-1 0-0, 2/0 0-1, 0/0 1-0, 1/2 ANA Nov 3 vs. ONT INJ 0-0, 3/0 0-0, 1/0 DNP 0-0, 2/0 ANA Nov ONT INJ 1-0 (T), 1/-1 0-1, 2/0 1-0, 1/1 0-0, 1/0 ANA Nov 8 vs. TEX INJ 0-0, 2/-3 0-1, 1/-2 0-0, 0/-2 0-0, 0/-1 ANA Nov 10 vs. STK INJ 0-0, 0/-3 0-0, 1/0 0-0, 0/-1 1-0, 3/0 ANA Nov 11 vs. ONT INJ DNP 0-0, 0/-1 0-0, 1/-1 0-0, 0/-1 ANA Nov 17 vs. TUC INJ 0-1, 3/0 1-2, 3/3 2-0, 2/0 0-0, 0/1 0-0, 2/0 ANA Nov 18 vs. TUC INJ 0-0, 2/0 0-0, 3/1 0-0, 1/0 0-0, 0/1 0-0, 5/0 ANA Nov TUC INJ 0-0, 0/-2 0-0, 2/-2 0-0, 1/0 0-0, 0/0 0-0, 3/0 ANA Nov 24 vs. BAK INJ 0-0, 1/0 0-0, 3/-2 0-0, 2/-2 DNP 0-0, 0/0 0-0, 3/-1 Nov SJ INJ 0-0, 0/-1 0-0, 2/-3 0-1, 0/2 DNP 1-1(T), 1/2 0-0, 2/1 Dec ONT INJ DNP 0-0, 1/0 0-0, 2/0 0-0, 0/0 0-0, 1/0 0-0, 1/0 Dec MIL INJ 0-0, 2/0 0-0, 3/0 1-1, 4/2 0-0, 1/1 1-0, 4/2 ANA

9 San Diego Gulls: Player Game By Game Summary Skaters: Goals-Assists (Game Winning or Game Tying), Shots / (+/-) Goalies: Goals Allowed/Shots, Decision, Minutes Played Date Opp. CARRICK WHITE MELINDY LIAMBAS LARSSON HANSON THOMAS #25 # 27 # 28 # 32 # 34 # 36 # 38 Oct TUC 1-0, 3/0 DNP 0-0, 0/-1 0-1, 1/2 UTAH UTAH Oct 13 vs. TEX 0-0, 3/-1 UTAH 0-0, 1/-1 DNP UTAH UTAH Oct 14 vs. TEX 0-1, 3/0 UTAH 1-0, 1/1 0-2, 1/1 UTAH UTAH Oct STK 0-0, 0/0 UTAH DNP 0-0, 0/0 UTAH UTAH Oct STK 0-0, 2/-2 UTAH 0-0, 0/0 1-0, 2/-1 UTAH UTAH Oct 25 vs. STK 0-1, 1/-1 UTAH DNP INJ UTAH UTAH Oct TEX 0-0, 3/0 UTAH 0-1, 0/0 INJ UTAH UTAH Oct SA 1-0, 7/0 0-0, 0/0 0-0, 0/0 INJ 0-0, 0/0 UTAH Nov 3 vs. ONT 0-0, 3/0 UTAH 0-0, 1/-1 0-0, 0/0 DNP UTAH Nov ONT 0-0, 3/0 UTAH 0-0, 2/-1 DNP DNP UTAH Nov 8 vs. TEX 0-0, 0/0 DNP 0-1, 0/-1 0-1, 0/0 0-0, 2/0 UTAH Nov 10 vs. STK 1-0, 3/1 0-0, 0/-1 0-0, 0/0 DNP 0-0, 1/0 0-0, 2/1 Nov 11 vs. ONT 0-0, 1/-2 DNP 0-0, 0/-1 0-1, 0/ /0 0-0, 1/0 Nov 17 vs. TUC 0-2, 3/0 0-0, 2/0 DNP 1-1, 1/3 0-0, 0/3 UTAH 1-0(W), 2/3 Nov 18 vs. TUC 0-1, 1/1 0-0, 3/0 DNP DNP 0-0, 3/1 UTAH 0-1, 2/1 Nov TUC 0-1, 2/-1 0-0, 3/0 DNP ANA 0-0, 2/-2 UTAH DNP Nov 24 vs. BAK 0-0, 2/-1 0-0, 1/0 UTAH ANA 0-0, 1/0 UTAH DNP Nov SJ 0-1, 1/1 DNP UTAH ANA 0-0, 0/0 UTAH 0-0, 0/-3 Dec ONT 0-1, 4/1 0-0, 0/0 UTAH ANA INJ UTAH 0-0, 0/0 Dec MIL 1-1, 2/1 0-1, 0/2 UTAH ANA INJ UTAH DNP Date Opp. SAMUELS-THOMAS # 42 Oct TUC 0-0, 1/-1 Oct 13 vs. TEX DNP Oct 14 vs. TEX DNP Oct STK DNP Oct STK 0-0, 0/0 Oct 25 vs. STK 0-0, 2/-1 Oct TEX 1-0, 2/0 Oct SA 0-0, 1/-1 Nov 3 vs. ONT 0-0, 0/0 Nov ONT 0-0, 1/0 Nov 8 vs. TEX 0-0, 0/0 Nov 10 vs. STK 0-0, 2/-3 Nov 11 vs. ONT 0-0, 1/-2 Nov 17 vs. TUC 0-1, 3/0 Nov 18 vs. TUC 0-0, 0/0 Nov TUC 0-0, 0/0 Nov 24 vs. BAK DNP Nov SJ 0-0, 2/-1 Dec ONT 0-0, 3/0 Dec MIL 0-0, 3/1 Date Opp. BERRA IRVING BOYLE REDMOND # 1 # 31 # 33 # 37 Oct TUC ANA DNP 6/36 W 60:00 DNP Oct 13 vs. TEX ANA DNP 2/23 L 58:22 UTAH Oct 14 vs. TEX ANA DNP 1/20 W 60:00 UTAH Oct STK ANA 0/14 ND 18:48 3/19 L 39:58 UTAH Oct STK ANA 5/39 L 58:47 DNP UTAH Oct 25 vs. STK ANA DNP 3/28 W 64:35 UTAH Oct TEX ANA 1/1 ND 3:54 5/32 OTL 61:06 UTAH Oct SA ANA 3/30 W 59:57 DNP UTAH Nov 3 vs. ONT ANA 1/42 L 58:14 DNP UTAH Nov ONT 3/41 W 65:00 DNP DNP UTAH Nov 8 vs. TEX ANA DNP 6/35 L 60:00 UTAH Nov 10 vs. STK ANA 6/39 L 60:00 DNP UTAH Nov 11 vs. ONT ANA DNP 3/37 L 58:47 UTAH Nov 17 vs. TUC ANA DNP 3/34 W 60:00 UTAH Nov 18 vs. TUC ANA DNP 2/38 W 65:00 UTAH Nov TUC ANA DNP 5/37 L 60:00 UTAH Nov 24 vs. BAK 3/23 L 58:15 DNP DNP UTAH Nov SJ 5/39 L 60:00 DNP DNP UTAH Dec ONT 2/37 W 60:00 DNP DNP UTAH Dec MIL 2/34 W 60:00 DNP DNP UTAH

10 #2 Stu Bickel San Diego Gulls Player Notes Position: Right Wing Shoots: Right Height: 6-4 Weight: 207 lbs. Born: Oct. 2, 1986 Acquired: Signed as a free agent, Oct. 9, 2015 Drafted: Undrafted Last game: Was a healthy scratch, Dec. MIL - Has gone scoreless in four games for San Diego this season - Has appeared in 76 career NHL games with Minnesota ( ) and NY Rangers ( ), earning 10 assists (0-10=10) with 203 PIM - Led the AHL in PIM (210) in his first season with San Diego in Was originally signed to a three-year entry-level contract with Anaheim on July 2, 2008 after going undrafted Iowa AHL Bakersfield ECHL San Antonio AHL Syracuse AHL Elmira ECHL Connecticut AHL Connecticut AHL NY RANGERS NHL Connecticut AHL NY RANGERS NHL Hartford AHL Iowa AHL MINNESOTA NHL San Diego AHL San Diego AHL San Diego AHL AHL Totals NHL Totals #3 Andy Welinski Position: Defenseman Shoots: Right Height: 6-1 Weight: 206 lbs Born: Apr. 27, 1993 Drafted: By Anaheim in the third round (83rd overall) of the 2011 NHL Draft Last game: Recorded his ninth power play assist of the season and 11th overall, Dec. MIL - Has 4-6=10 points in his last 11 contests and 5-7=12 points his last 14 games Co-leads the team in goals (6), ranks second in scoring (6-11=17), and leads club defenseman in goals, scoring, and assists - Ranks tied for second in the AHL in power play points (14), tied for seventh in power play assists (9) and tied for fourth in PPG (5) - Leads AHL defensemen in power plays points (14), co-leads in PPG (5), ranks third in goals (6), tied fifth in points (17) - Recorded a career high four-game point streak from Oct. 7-Oct. 20 (1-4=5)...also had a career high three-game assist streak from Oct (0-4=4) - Concluded his collegiate career at Minnesota-Duluth (NCHC/WCHA) with 24-53=77 points and 288 PIM in 144 games - Was named Second-Team All-NCHC in and , and the All-WCHA Rookie Team - Signed a two-year entry-level contract with Anaheim on Apr. 4, Minnesota-Duluth NCHC Minnesota-Duluth NCHC Minnesota-Duluth NCHC Minnesota-Duluth NCHC San Diego AHL San Diego AHL San Diego AHL AHL Totals

11 #4 Keaton Thompson Position: Defenseman Shoots: Left Height: 6-0 Weight: 194 lbs Born: Sept. 14, 1995 Drafted: By Anaheim in the third round (87th overall) of the 2013 NHL Draft Last game: Scored his second goal of the season on three shots and added a +1 rating, Dec. MIL - Scored his first goal and point of the season, a PPG, Nov. 11 vs. ONT added two shots - Tallied his first assist of the season, Nov. 17 vs. TUC - Led North Dakota (NCHC) to the NCAA National Championship, scoring 2-15=17 points with a +21 rating in 43 games - Helped UND to three consecutive appearances in the NCAA Frozen Four, earning 8-28=36 points with a +43 rating in 105 games - Signed a three-year entry-level contract with Anaheim on Apr. 19, North Dakota NCHC North Dakota NCHC North Dakota NCHC Utah ECHL San Diego AHL San Diego AHL AHL Totals #5 Marcus Pettersson Position: Defenseman Shoots: Left Height: 6-4 Weight: 180 lbs Born: May 8, 1996 Drafted: By Anaheim in the second round (38th overall) of the 2014 NHL Draft Last game: Scoreless on two shots with a +1 rating, Dec. MIL - Ranks tied for second among club defensemen in assists (6) and in scoring (0-6=6) - Recorded two assists in his North American professional debut, Oct. TUC - Had a season-high +2 rating, Oct. 14 vs. TEX and a season-high three shots on goal Oct. 13 vs. TEX and Oct. STK - Helped lead Skelleftea AIK to the best record in the SHL in , compiling 2-5=7 points with a +17 rating in 46 games - Has represented Sweden in several international tournaments, including the 2016 World Junior Championship (winning silver) - Signed a three-year entry-level contract with Anaheim on June 13, Skelleftea AIK Jr. Sweden Jr Skelleftea AIK Jr. Sweden Jr Skelleftea AIK SHL Skelleftea AIK Jr. Sweden Jr Skelleftea AIK SHL Vita Hasten Sweden Skelleftea AIK Jr. Sweden Jr Skelleftea AIK SHL Skelleftea AIK SHL San Diego AHL AHL Totals Swedish Hockey League Totals

12 #6 Brian Cooper Position: Defenseman Shoots: Left Height: 5-10 Weight: 197 lbs Born: Nov. 1, 1993 Drafted: By Anaheim in the fifth round (127th overall) of the 2012 NHL Draft Last game: Scoreless on two shots with a +1 rating in return after missing nine games with an upper-body injury, Dec. MIL ` - Missed nine games with an upper-body injury from Nov. 4-Dec. 1 - Has recorded one assist in eight appearances for San Diego this season - Made his professional debut w/ San Diego on Apr. 2, 2016 vs. SJ and collected his first point (assist) on Apr. 9, STK - Played four seasons with Nebraska-Omaha (WCHA and NCHC), earning 12-31=43 points with a +19 rating in 143 games Nebraska-Omaha WCHA Nebraska-Omaha NCHC Nebraska-Omaha NCHC Nebraska-Omaha NCHC San Diego AHL Utah ECHL San Diego AHL San Diego AHL AHL Totals #7 Steven Oleksy Position: Defenseman Shoots: Right Height: 6-0 Weight: 188 lbs. Born: Feb. 4, 1986 Acquired: Signed by Anaheim as a free agent on July 2, 2017 Drafted: Not drafted Last game: Scoreless with a +1 rating, Dec. MIL - Tied his career-high in goals (4), Nov. 10 vs. ONT his other high of four was set in 68 games with Hershey in Was reassigned by Anaheim to San Diego on Oct. 28 after not appearing in a game was recalled by Anaheim on Oct Collected his first multi-point game of the season with a goal and assist (1-1=2), Oct. 14 vs. TEX - Scored his first goal as a Gull in his San Diego debut on his lone shot of the game, Oct. TUC - Has collected 3-17=20 points with a +17 rating and 110 PIM in 73 career NHL contests with Washington and Pittsburgh - Won a Stanley Cup as a member of the Pittsburgh Penguins on June 12, Lake Erie AHL Idaho ECHL Bridgeport AHL Hershey AHL WASHINGTON NHL WASHINGTON NHL Hershey AHL Hershey AHL WASHINGTON NHL W-B/Scranton AHL W-B/Scranton AHL PITTSBURGH NHL Toronto AHL San Diego AHL NHL Totals AHL Totals

13 #10 Alex Dostie Position: Center Shoots: Left Height: 5-10 Weight: 175 lbs Born: April 13, 1997 Drafted: By Anaheim in the fourth round (115th overall) in the 2016 NHL Draft Last game: Collected his fourth assist of the season and added a +1 rating, Dec. MIL - Recorded his first professional assist, Oct. 25 vs. STK - Scored his first professional goal in his regular-season debut with San Diego, Oct. 14 vs. TEX - Collected =223 points with a +55 rating and 58 PIM in 233 career QMJHL games with Gatineau and Charlottetown - He also appeared in 34 career QMJHL Playoff games, earning 14-14=28 points with 23 PIM - Surpassed 20 goals in each of his last three seasons with Gatineau and Charlottetown - Signed to a two-year entry-level contract with Anaheim on July 8, Gatineau QMJHL Gatineau QMJHL Gatineau QMJHL Gatineau QMJHL Charlottetown QMJHL San Diego AHL San Diego AHL AHL Totals QMJHL Totals #11 Spencer Abbott Position: Right Wing Shoots: Right Height: 5-9 Weight: 170 lbs. Born: Apr. 30, 1988 Acquired: From Chicago with Sam Carrick in exchange for Kenton Helgesen and 2019 seventh-round pick, Mar. 1, 2017 Drafted: Not drafted Last game: Tallied his team-leading 14th assist and 20th point of the season to extend his point streak to four games to match a season high, Dec. MIL - Has earned 9-25=34 points in 32 career games with San Diego has 4-6=10 points his last seven games and 6-12=18 points the last 14 contests - Currently has a four game point strea (1-4=5) dating back to Nov. 24 vs. BAK, tied for his season long set twice previously - Had a four-game point streak on two occasions, Nov.4-18 (3-4=7) and Oct (2-4=6) - Had a five-game road point streak from Oct. 7-Nov. 4 (2-6=10), his first five road games of the season - Tied a Gulls club record with four points (2-2=4), Nov. 17 vs. TUC, matching Brandon Montour and Andy Welinski's prevoius four-point games - His four points tied a career high set on April 7, 2015 at Milwaukee (with Rockford). - Leads San Diego in points (6-14=20 and, and co-leads the club in goals - Recorded his 200th career AHL point as part of a two-goal performance, Oct. STK - Has appeared in two career NHL games with Toronto and Chicago named to AHL Second All-Star Team in Was named to the AHL Second All-Star Team in while with the Toronto Marlies - Won the Swedish Hockey League championship with Frolunda in (14-21=35 points) also led Champions Hockey League in goals (8) Toronto AHL Toronto AHL Toronto AHL TORONTO NHL Toronto AHL Rockford AHL Frolunda HC SHL CHICAGO NHL Rockford AHL San Diego AHL San Diego AHL NHL Totals AHL Totals

14 #12 Corey Tropp Position: Right Wing Shoots: Right Height: 6-0 Weight: 185 lbs Born: July 25, 1989 Acquired: From Chicago in exchange for Tim Jackman and a seventh-round selection in the 2017 NHL Draft, Feb. 29, 2016 Drafted: By Buffalo in the third round (89th overall) of the 2007 NHL Draft - Currently out with a lower-body injury has missed 15 games thus far - Has recorded three assists in five games with San Diego this season - Tallied his first multi-point game of the season with two assists (0-2=2), Oct. TUC - Has appeared in 149 NHL contests with Buffalo, Columbus and Anaheim, collecting 6-21=27 points with 133 PIM - Has tallied =159 points with a +8 rating and 291 PIM in 237 career AHL games Portland AHL Rochester AHL BUFFALO NHL Rochester AHL BUFFALO NHL COLUMBUS NHL COLUMBUS NHL Albany AHL San Diego AHL ANAHEIM NHL San Diego AHL San Diego AHL AHL Totals NHL Totals #13 Giovanni Fiore Position: Left Wing Shoots: Left Height: 6-1 Weight: 195 lbs Born: August 13, 1996 Acquired: Signed to a three-year entry-level contact by Anaheim, Apr. 18, 2017 Drafted: Undrafted Last game: Scoreless on no shots, Dec. MIL - Has three goals his past three games (3-1=4), including multi-point games in two of his last three contests - Co-leads the team in goals (6), and leads club rookies in points (6-8=14) and goals, and is tied for second in assists - Scored the latest GWG in club history with 2.8 seconds left in regulation as part of his first multi-goal game (2-0=2), Dec. ONT - Had a five game point streak from Oct. 13-Oct. 25 (2-3=5), becoming first Gulls rookie to record points in his first five career AHL games - Made his AHL debut with San Diego, collecting an assist in his first AHL game, Oct. 13 vs. TEX - Made his NHL debut with Anaheim on Oct. 7 vs. Philadelphia, going scoreless in 7:53 TOI. - Had a career high seven shots on goal, Dec. ONT - Collected =224 points with a +45 rating and 153 PIM in 281 career QMJHL games - Also earned 18-14=32 points in 38 career playoff contests Acadie-Bathurst QMJHL Drummondville QMJHL Drummondville QMJHL Shawinigan QMJHL Shawinigan QMJHL Shawinigan QMJHL Cape Breton QMJHL Cape Breton QMJHL ANAHEIM NHL San Diego AHL NHL Totals AHL Totals

15 #14 Kalle Kossila Position: Center Shoots: Left Height: 5-11 Weight: 180 lbs. Born: Apr. 14, 1993 Acquired: Signed by Anaheim to a two-year entry-level contract, March 30, 2016 Drafted: Not drafted Last game: Registered a career high three points (1-2=3), and matched a career and season high with a +3 rating, Dec. MIL - Has earned three multi-point games this season (15 in his career), and has 10 points (3-7=10) this season - Was reassigned by Anaheim to San Diego on Dec. 4 after scoring 1-1=2 points in 10 games with the Ducks - Scored his first NHL goal, Oct. 26 vs. FLA - Made his season debut with Anaheim and recorded his first NHL assist, Oct. 24 vs. PHI - Was recalled by Anaheim on Oct. 23 after collecting 6 points in five games with San Diego (2-4=6) - Scored 14-40=54 points in 41 games St. Cloud State University in , helping the Huskies to the NCHC Championship - Signed a two-year entry-level contract with Anaheim on Mar. 30, St. Cloud State WCHA St. Cloud State NCHC St. Cloud State NCHC St. Cloud State NCHC San Diego AHL ANAHEIM NHL San Diego AHL ANAHEIM NHL San Diego AHL NHL Totals AHL Totals #15 Scott Sabourin Position: Right Wing Shoots: Right Height: 6-3 Weight: 208 lbs Born: July 30, 1992 Acquired: Signed as a free agent, Sept. 8, 2016 Drafted: Not drafted Last game: Earned his first assist of the season and added three shots with a +1 rating, Dec. MIL - Scored the first goal of the game for San Diego, marking his first tally of the season, Dec. ONT - Scoreless in 10 appearances for San Diego this season - Has appeared in 232 career AHL games with San Diego, ONT, IA and Manchester, collecting 29-33=62 points with a +12 and 494 PIM - Won a Calder Cup with Manchester in Signed a one-year, two-way contract with Anaheim on July 2, Manchester AHL Manchester AHL Manchester AHL Ontario AHL Manchester ECHL Iowa AHL San Diego AHL San Diego AHL AHL Totals

16 #16 Austin Ortega Position: Right Wing Shoots: Right Height: 5-8 Weight: 174 lbs Born: April 12, 1994 Acquired: Signed as a free agent, Mar. 20, 2017 Drafted: Not Drafted Last game: Was a healthy scratch, Dec. MIL - Has recorded four points his past six games (1-3=4) - Co-leads club rookies in assists and is tied for second among newcomers in points (2-8=10) - Scored his first goal of the season, a PPG, Oct. 13 vs. TEX - Recorded a career-high +3 rating, Oct SA - Had a season-high five shots on goal, Oct. 13 vs. TEX - Has scored five goals and eight pionts (5-3=8) in 10 professional games with San Diego - Scored 70-69=139 points with a +4 rating and 66 PIM in 147 games during his four years at the University of Nebraska-Omaha - Signed a one-year contract with San Diego on Mar. 20, Nebraska-Omaha NCHC Nebraska-Omaha NCHC Nebraska-Omaha NCHC Nebraska-Omaha NCHC San Diego AHL San Diego AHL AHL Totals #17 Nic Kerdiles Position: Left Wing Shoots: Left Height: 6-2 Weight: 200 lbs Born: Jan. 11, 1994 Drafted: By Anaheim in the second round (36th overall) of the 2012 NHL Draft Last game: Did not dress due to an upper-body injury, Nov. 18 vs. TUC has missed 14 games thus far - Has appeared in two games this season for Anaheim, going scoreless - Tied a career high with three points (1-2=3) Oct. TUC, the third time in his career and first since notching 1-2=3 points Mar. 16, 2016 vs. SA - Has scored 33-42=75 points with 144 PIM in 132 career AHL games with San Diego and Norfolk - Had a career-high nine game scoring streak from Feb. 26-Mar. 18 (7-9=16), the longest point streak in Gulls history to date - At the 2012 NHL Draft in Pittsburgh, became the first Anaheim draft pick that was raised in Orange County (Irvine, Calif.) - Signed a one-year, two-way contract extension with Anaheim on June 17, Wisconsin Big Ten Norfolk AHL Norfolk AHL San Diego AHL ANAHEIM NHL San Diego AHL ANAHEIM NHL San Diego AHL AHL Totals NHL Totals