Tuesday, Oct 19 2010 05:44 PM
Condors reacquire Calder, but will suspend him
By Condors Talk
The Victoria Salmon Kings, who claimed Kyle Calder off waivers when the was released by the Condors last week, traded him back to the Condors on Tuesday.
But, as was the case in training camp, don’t look for the 10-year National Hockey League veteran forward to be on the ice any time soon for the Condors. Condors coach Marty Raymond said he is suspending Calder, making him ineligible to play for Bakersfield for 45 days.
The move, however, does make him property of the Condors, should he desire to play in the ECHL later this season. Raymond said it looks as if Calder will be heading to Europe.
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