The Wolverine: Covering University of Michigan Football and Sports
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michigan in the pros "You want to contribute of course — you don't want to be a passenger," Komisarek said in early March. "You have to be ready when the opportunity comes. When and where it comes, who knows?" Komisarek hopes to be back in the NHL next season. NHL Player Updates Through games of April 15 • Mike Brown (Played at U-M from 2004-05), RW, Edmonton Oilers: Traded from Toronto March 4 … Has scored one goal and added one assist through 32 games played … Stands minus-5 with 12 shots on goal. • Mike Cammalleri (2000-02), LW, Calgary Flames: Has notched 12 goals and 16 assists in 39 games played … Stands minus-15 with 92 shots on goal. • Andrew Cogliano (2005-07), C, Anaheim Ducks: Has registered 12 goals and 10 assists in 42 games played … Stands plus-15 with 58 shots on goal. • Andrew Ebbett (2003-06), C, Vancouver Canucks: Placed on waivers Feb. 12, but re-signed with the club March 12 … Has notched a goal and five assists in 22 games played … Stands plus-2 with 20 shots on goal. • Carl Hagelin (2008-2011), LW, New York Rangers: Has scored nine goals (one game winner) and added 11 assists in 41 games played … Stands plus-5 with 115 shots on goal. Headlinersthis month Former Michigan athletes in the news J.J. Putz • MLB Putz picked up his first win of the year in a 1-0 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers April 14. He pitched one inning, the ninth, and allowed one walk. He was 1-0 with two saves, a 3.00 ERA and 11 strikeouts through April 15. Tyrone Wheatley • NFL The former Michigan and NFL running back is back in the NFL, this time as a coach. Wheatley recently accepted a job as the Buffalo Bills' running backs coach after coaching at Syracuse last season. Jamal Crawford • NBA Crawford, a leading candidate for NBA Sixth Man of the Year honors, scored 20 points to lead the Los Angeles Clippers to a 109-95 win over the Los Angeles Lakers April 7. The Clippers were 54-26 and in first place in the Pacific Division by 8.5 games as of April 15.