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looooob · 07-22-2008, 04:21 PM

I thought Spang had a bit of game in him, I didn't have him pegged as an AHL contract kind of guy at this point. HF (I know I know) had him as the Sharks number 6 prospect the last time they were ranked

6. (10) Dan Spang, D
2nd Round, 52nd – 2002, 24, 6’0, 205

Spang is not imposing at 6’0, but he serves an important defensive role for Worcester. The 2007-08 is Spang’s third season in the AHL after a productive four-year career for Boston University. At BU, Spang earned First-Team All-American honors as a senior.

Spang’s role as a professional has changed since college, as he has not developed into the offensive threat that was expected recording 31 points this season (8 goals, 23 assists) while playing in 77 games. Regardless, the Winchester, MA native is one of Worcester's most important leaders and most reliable players. Spang is close to ready for the NHL.

07-22-2008, 04:21 PM	#3
looooob Franchise Player Join Date: Oct 2001 Exp:	I thought Spang had a bit of game in him, I didn't have him pegged as an AHL contract kind of guy at this point. HF (I know I know) had him as the Sharks number 6 prospect the last time they were ranked 6. (10) Dan Spang, D 2nd Round, 52nd – 2002, 24, 6’0, 205 Spang is not imposing at 6’0, but he serves an important defensive role for Worcester. The 2007-08 is Spang’s third season in the AHL after a productive four-year career for Boston University. At BU, Spang earned First-Team All-American honors as a senior. Spang’s role as a professional has changed since college, as he has not developed into the offensive threat that was expected recording 31 points this season (8 goals, 23 assists) while playing in 77 games. Regardless, the Winchester, MA native is one of Worcester's most important leaders and most reliable players. Spang is close to ready for the NHL.