Jamie Murray
Zachary DeVine
2017-03-15
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Jamie Murray, G |
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Catches: Left |
Height: 6-03 |
Weight: 161 |
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Born: 1991-09-15 |
Hometown: Scituate, MA |
Drafted: Signed as an undrafted free agent |
Observations:
March 2017 – Murray is a depth professional goaltender for the Sharks organization and is serving as the backup with the ECHL’s Allen Americans. Murray was a four-year standout with Babson College in NCAA Division III hockey. After his freshman year, Murray never posted a goals-against average over 1.68 nor a save percentage less that .940. Murray is a very acrobatic netminder and wants to stop every shot. At the Sharks development and rookie camps, he would appear to get rattled after letting a few goals in during drills and left his fundamentals. He has seen time as a backup with the Barracuda this year but has yet to make his AHL debut. Zachary DeVine
Fantasy Outlook: D+
Murray is providing depth in the pro ranks. Time will tell if he continues to the AHL level.
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