Team: Adam Wilcox
Matt Christians

Fantasy Summary

Wilcox has been inconsistent in his pro career this far. He’ll have to solve this to get a real shot.


Observations

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April 2018 – Adam Wilcox is appeared in his first NHL games at the tail end of March against his former team, the Panthers. He came in for relief and saved all 14 shots he faced in a loss. In the AHL he put up a 2.79 GAA along with a .903 save percentage this year with Rochester in 29 games on a weak team. Wilcox will look to get some more looks in the NHL next year and improve his play. Marcus Griep

March 2017 – The Panthers have done a minor-league goalie swap with their Florida state rival, trading Mike McKenna to Tampa Bay for Wilcox. The 24-year-old was clearly stuck behind Andrei Vasilevskiy and Kristers Gudlevskis on Tampa’s depth chart. Time will tell whether he will see any time in the Panthers’ crease. Wilcox had an 18-9-2 record with Syracuse this season while posting a save percentage of .895 and GAA of 2.87. Joel Gluss

September 2016 – Adam Wilcox had a rather poor year in net this past season with the Syracuse Crunch, posting a 3.34 GAA and .891 SV%. With the Lightning taking yet another goalie in the draft this past June in Connor Ingram, Wilcox could see his time running short with the Tampa Bay Lightning organization. The terrific play of Andrei Vasilevskiy and Kristers Gudlevskis does not help his case either. Max Marko

June 2015 – A cousin of San Jose Sharks’ netminder Alex Stalock, Wilcox emulates Stalock by aggressively challenging shooters. Confident in his ability, Wilcox progressed nicely during three seasons at the University of Minnesota, signing a two-year entry-level contract with the Lightning in April. In 38 games with the Golden Gophers in his last season of college hockey, he had a 22-12-3 record that included six shutouts with a 2.42 GAA and .912 save percentage. The Gophers earned their second consecutive Big 10 regular-season title before falling 4-1 to Minnesota-Duluth in the northeast regional semi-finals. Wilcox made a brief, undistinguished pro debut with Tampa’s AHL affiliate in Syracuse, losing both late-season starts with the Crunch while posting a 3.18 GAA and .875 save percentage. Wilcox then stopped 14 of 15 shots in 32 minutes of relief in his lone post-season appearance. – Mark Allan

Attributes
Fantasy Upside 4.5
NHL Certainty 3.5
Country USA
Position G
Roster Type Minors
Shoot/Glove Left
Date of Birth November 26, 1992
Height 6‘0”
Weight 190 lbs
Drafted 2011 Round 6; Overall: 178

Stats

 Season Team League GP GAA SVS%      Playoffs GP GAA SVS%
 2007-2008 South St. Paul HighUSHS-MN- - -|      
 2008-2009 South St. Paul HighUSHS-MN23 2.23 .913|Playoffs2 2.00 .917
 2009-2010 South St. Paul HighUSHS-MN23 3.33 .886|Playoffs2 4.00 .893
 2010-2011 Green Bay GamblersUSHL24 2.20 .922|Playoffs2 0.68 .973
 2011-2012 Green Bay GamblersUSHL9 2.27 .918|      
  Tri-City StormUSHL34 2.91 .916|Playoffs2 4.70 .842
 2012-2013 Univ. of MinnesotaNCAA39 1.88 .921|      
 2013-2014 Univ. of MinnesotaNCAA38 1.97 .932|      
 2014-2015 Univ. of MinnesotaNCAA38 2.42 .912|      
  Syracuse CrunchAHL2 3.18 .875|Playoffs1 1.86 .933
 2015-2016 Syracuse CrunchAHL27 3.34 .891|      
 2016-2017 Tampa Bay LightningNHL0 - -|      
  Syracuse CrunchAHL34 2.87 .895|      
  Florida PanthersNHL0 - -|      
  Springfield ThunderbirdsAHL13 2.02 .932|      
 2017-2018 Buffalo SabresNHL1 0.00 1.000|      
  Rochester AmericansAHL29 2.79 .903|      
 2018-2019 Rochester AmericansAHL28 2.82 .896|      
 2019-2020 San Antonio RampageAHL22 3.14 .877|      

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