Nolan Pratt

Nolan Pratt (born the August 14th 1975 with Strong McMurray, in Alberta, with the Canada) is a player of Canadian Hockey.

Career of player

He spent four seasons with the Winter Hawks de Portland in the Western Hockey League before becoming professional at the time of the season 1995-96. He began in the minor ones with the Renegades from Richmond, but quickly made his way towards the Falcons de Springfield of the American Ligue of hockey. He bored finally the alignment of the Whalers de Hartford during the season 1996-97, playing nine parts there. He belonged to the regular alignment of the Hurricanes of the Caroline at the time of the four following seasons. He passed then to the Lightning de Tampa Bay where he gained there the Coupe Stanley in 2004. In November 2007, it signed a contract with the Sabers of Buffalo.

Statistical

Card on www.hockeydb.com

Transactions in career

June 24th, 2000: exchanged with the Avalanche of Colorado by the Hurricanes of the Caroline with a choice of 1st rounde (Vaclav Nedorost), a choice of 2nd rounde (Jared Aulin) at the time of the fishing out of entry in the LNH of 2000 and the choice of 2nd rounde of the Flyers of Philadelphia (previously acquired by the Caroline, Colorado chooses Agris Saviels at the time of the fishing out of entry in the LNH of 2000 against Sandis Ozoliņš and the choice of the Blue Jackets de Columbus (previously acquired by Colorado, the Caroline chooses Tomáš Kůrka) at the time of the fishing out of entry in the LNH of 2000.
June 24th, 2001: exchanged with the Lightning de Tampa Bay by the Avalanche of Colorado for the choice of the Kings of Los Angeles (previously acquired by Tampa Bay, Colorado chooses Scott Horvath) at the time of the fishing out of entry in the LNH of 2001.
November 1st, 2007: sign a contract as agent-free with the Sabers of Buffalo.

External sources & Bonds

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hockeydb.com
Legends off Hockey

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