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2013–14 Syracuse Crunch season : ウィキペディア英語版
2013–14 Syracuse Crunch season

The 2013–14 Syracuse Crunch season is the franchise's 20th season in the American Hockey League, which began on October 5, 2013. It marked Rob Zettler's first full season as head coach.
==Off-season==
Head coach Rob Zettler will start his first full season Syracuse as head coach in 2013–14, having replaced Jon Cooper after Cooper became head coach of Tampa Bay Lightning. Trent Cull replaced Marty Raymond as assistant coach, a job Cull held under former Syracuse coach Ross Yates from 2006 to 2010. Tampa Bay Assistant General Manager Julien BriseBois said Cull was chosen from about 100 applicants. David Alexander was hired as Syracuse's new goaltender coach, his first full-time coaching position with a professional hockey team.
Following Syracuse's Eastern Conference-winning season last year, several players were called up to Tampa Bay Lightning, including Mark Barberio, Radko Gudas, Tyler Johnson, Ondrej Palat and Richard Panik. The team saw several other departures during the off-season, including Brendan Mikkelson, Jared Nightingale, Evan Oberg, Dan Sexton, and J. T. Wyman, The Crunch also signed several new players, including veterans Joey Mormina, Geoff Walker and Evan Rankin,〔 but mostly younger AHL rookie players like forwards Carl Nielsen, Maxime Langelier-Parent and Drew Olson; and defensemen Nikita Nesterov, Artem Sergeev and Luke Witkowski. The team re-signed Mike Angelidis, Mark Barberio, and J. T. Brown. Jean-Philippe Cote and Mormina were named the new alternate captains, while Angelidis remained captain for the second consecutive year.
The Crunch played in a three-game Mary Brown Cup's rematch against St. John's IceCaps, who they defeated in a three-game sweep during the previous year's pre-season. Syracuse won the first game 5–2 on September 26, scoring three unanswered, unassisted goals in the third period; Cedric Paquette had a two-goal game. The Crunch then clinched the series with a 1–0 shutout victory on September 28, with goaltender Riku Helenius stopping 27 shots. The IceCaps won 3–2 in the third and final game on September 29, ending a five-game pre-season losing streak against the Crunch. Paquette tied the game in the third period with his third goal of the preseason, this one on the power play, but St. John's scored the game-winner 27 seconds later. Syracuse began the regular season with Cote and Matt Taormina out of play due to unspecified ailments.〔

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