| Jarrod Skalde |
| Jarrod Janis Skalde Center Left-Handed Shot Height: 6' 0", Weight: 190 pounds Born: 2.26.71 Niagara Falls, Ontario |
| How he arrived: Via Entry Draft How he left: Claimed by the Anaheim Mighty Ducks in the expansion draft, 6.24.93 |
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| Regular Season Statistics with the Franchise Stats in bold signifies team leader. |
Skalde had a lot of offensive upside to his game; he had high scoring seasons when he played for the Oshawa Generals and the
Belleville Bulls in juniors. As a pro, large in part, he was able to replicate some of that success.
There was one catch: he didn't stay in one location for very long. He did get to see a few games with the Devils, but most of his
time in the organization was played in Utica. In two full seasons, he cranked out a 40 and a 60 point season.
After he left New Jersey, though, is where things got EXTREMELY nomadic. He had played for the Ducks, Calgary, Chicago,
San Jose, Dallas, Philadelphia, Altanta... and that's just the NHL teams! All the minor league teams he had played for can
lengthen his career page, that's for sure. It's not just restricted to the AHL and IHL, either; he did play in Switzerland for a
season, Sweden in 2, and Japan for a season, all of that late in his career.
The last hockey he played was in 07-08 with the Bloomington Prairie Thunder for 10 games. While there, he was also serving
as an assistant coach, and later head coach.
Currently, he coaches the Cincinnati Cyclones of the EHCL.
Belleville Bulls in juniors. As a pro, large in part, he was able to replicate some of that success.
There was one catch: he didn't stay in one location for very long. He did get to see a few games with the Devils, but most of his
time in the organization was played in Utica. In two full seasons, he cranked out a 40 and a 60 point season.
After he left New Jersey, though, is where things got EXTREMELY nomadic. He had played for the Ducks, Calgary, Chicago,
San Jose, Dallas, Philadelphia, Altanta... and that's just the NHL teams! All the minor league teams he had played for can
lengthen his career page, that's for sure. It's not just restricted to the AHL and IHL, either; he did play in Switzerland for a
season, Sweden in 2, and Japan for a season, all of that late in his career.
The last hockey he played was in 07-08 with the Bloomington Prairie Thunder for 10 games. While there, he was also serving
as an assistant coach, and later head coach.
Currently, he coaches the Cincinnati Cyclones of the EHCL.
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| Entry Draft: 1989 Second Round Pick (26th overall) by the New Jersey Devils |
