Todd Richards

Todd Richards (born the October 20th 1966 with Hook in the Minnesota with) is a former professional player of Hockey.

Career in club

In 1985, at the time of the fishing out of entry in the National league of hockey it is chosen by the Canadian of Montreal as a 33e total choice of the fishing out in second round. It does not start therefore in the LNH but joined the university championship (NCAA) for the Université of Minnesota and the Minnesota Golden Gopher.

In 1989, it makes its beginnings in the American Ligue of hockey afvec the Canadian of Sherbrooke and during the following season, it makes its beginnings at the end of the season in the LNH with the Whalers de Hartford but it is not able to be made a place in the manpower of the frankness. In 1991 with the Indians de Springfield, it gains the Coupe Calder.

In 1993, it joined the international Ligue of hockey and the Thunder of Las Vegas then finishes its career in North America in 2001 after six seasons with the Solar Bears d' Orlando. During the four last seasons of the team and LIH, he is the captain of the formation and gains the Turner Cut.

He plays his last professional season in Europe and more precisely in Suisse for the Geneva-Servette Hockey Club which evolves/moves then in the second division. He helps the club to join the first division.

Statistical in career

Card on www.hockeydb.com

Career of trainer

In 2003, he becomes the assistant trainer of the Admirals of Milwaukee of the LAH posts that he occupies until the beginning of the Saison LAH 2006-07, season when he joined the Penguins de Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.

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