A former Canadian hopeful signs with the Flames school club
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The Calgary Flames farm club of the American Hockey League (AHL) signed defenseman Josh Brook to a one-year contract on Friday.
The agreement is only valid in the AHL, so the 23-year-old skater will play with the Calgary Wranglers only in 2022-2023.
Brook did not receive a qualifying offer from the part of the Montreal Canadiens after becoming a restricted free agent this summer. As a result, he found himself free as air.
Last season, the Manitoban played six games with the Laval Rocket, in the AHL, and as many with the Trois-Rivières Lions, within the ECHL. In a Trois-Rivières uniform, he also played seven playoff games and scored six points, including one goal.
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