George Parros

George Parros (born on December 29th, 1979 with Washington in the state of the Pennsylvania with the the United States) is a professional player of Hockey.

Career in club

It begins its career while playing for the Freeze of Chicago of the North American Hockey League . In 1999, it is chosen by the Kings of Los Angeles at the time of the fishing out of entry in the National league of hockey. It is then selected in the last players since it is the 222e player fished out at the time of the eighth round.

It does not make its beginnings in the LNH and starts then by playing in the university championship (NCAA) for the Université of Princeton within the Princeton Tigers . He then plays four seasons with Tigers where he adds up 52 points and 111 minutes of penalties. At the time of its last year, he is the captain of Tigers.

Its diploma out of pocket, it joined the rows of the players of the American Ligue of hockey for the Monarchs of Manchester, affiliated with the frankness from Kings. Its best season is the season 2004-05 with 22 points and especially 247 minutes of penalties.

For the season 2005-06, it joined the manpower of Kings and registers its first goal on October 20th against the Stars of Dallas. At the time of a match of the season, it carries out a Tour of the hat known as “of Gordie Howe” during a match with a passes decisive, a goal and a penalty major for brawls.

At the beginning of the following season, he is claimed by the Avalanche of Colorado, Kings not wishing to keep it. He plays finally only two matches with the Avalanche before joining the Ducks d' Anaheim against choices of fishings out. Even if it does not mark many goals, its muscular actions charm the public of Ducks and at the end of the season, it gains the Coupe Stanley. It benefits from it to be the player of the LNH to have taken part in greatest number of brawls during the season.

Statistical in career

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