| Peter Sidorkiewicz |
| Peter Sidorkiewicz Goalie Left-Handed Catcher Height: 5' 9", Weight: 180 pounds Born: 6.29.63 Dabrown Bialostocka, Poland |
| How he arrived: Traded by the Ottawa Senators with future considerations (Mike Peluso) for Craig Billington, Troy Mallette and Devils' 4th round pick in the 1993 E.D., 6.20.93 How he left: Retired in the minors after 97-98 season |
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| Regular Season Statistics with the Franchise |
When Sidorkiewicz was acquired from the Senators, the plan was for him to be Chris Terreri's backup.
However, he had hurt his shoulder the season before that required surgery, and as a result, he started the 93-94 season in
recovery from that surgery.
That was what opened the door for Marty Brodeur to step in and make the net all his. As a result, when Sidorkiewicz returned
to action, he only saw 3 games with the Devils. He had spent the rest of the year either with the Albany River Rats of the AHL
or with the Fort Wayne Komets of the IHL.
It would be more of the same for the rest of his years under Devils contract. He saw one more game in the NHL, a relief effort
in his last year playing.
After retirement, he took to coaching, joining the Erie Otters' staff as their goaltending coach. He would be promoted to
assistant, and finally head coach in 2006. He resigned from that post after the 07-08 season.
However, he had hurt his shoulder the season before that required surgery, and as a result, he started the 93-94 season in
recovery from that surgery.
That was what opened the door for Marty Brodeur to step in and make the net all his. As a result, when Sidorkiewicz returned
to action, he only saw 3 games with the Devils. He had spent the rest of the year either with the Albany River Rats of the AHL
or with the Fort Wayne Komets of the IHL.
It would be more of the same for the rest of his years under Devils contract. He saw one more game in the NHL, a relief effort
in his last year playing.
After retirement, he took to coaching, joining the Erie Otters' staff as their goaltending coach. He would be promoted to
assistant, and finally head coach in 2006. He resigned from that post after the 07-08 season.
| Entry Draft: 1981 Fifth Round Pick (91st overall) by the Washington Capitals |
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