Patrick Sieloff

February 2019 – Sieloff has been traded from Ottawa to Anaheim.  Jokke Nevalainen

June 2017 – Sieloff is perhaps best known for concussing Clarke MacArthur in a pre-season practice, nearly ending the latter’s career, so he didn’t make any friends in the organziation after coming over from the Flames in a trade. With the Binghamton Sens Sieloff scored twice and had 10 assists to go along with 93 PIMs, second on the team. He’ll only ever be a viable option for leagues that count hits and PIMs. But even then he’ll need a change of scenery to ever get a sniff at the big leagues. Brad Phillips

Mar 2016 – While defenders are coming in and out of Stockton due to the big club’s injuries, the role of Sieloff hasn’t changed much. He’s been aggresive in front of his own net and stepping up to make big hits from time to time. He needs this edge to his game to become a difference maker. His NHL potential depends on it. – Joel Henderson

Nov 2015 – Sieloff has looked good to start the season. Needed to improve from last season and it’s a solid start for a Stockton team that has plenty of blueliners to rotate around. – Joel Henderson

October 2014 – Sieloff Has been assigned to Stockford of the AHL. Brad Wilson

Sept 2015 – He was one of twelve remaining defence in preseason, and received significant powerplay and penalty kill minutes. If fans are looking for a bounce back season from the former second rounder, his preseason was a great start. He has been assigned to Stockton. – Joel Henderson

December 2013 – Sieloff has been sidelined this season after breaking his cheek in a fight and then acquiring an infection during the healing process. Had he not been injured, he might have been playing in another WJC with the USA entry as their main shutdown defender. His status was updated a few weeks ago by management, he will likely be returning in early January free of all restrictions. It was said at the beginning of the year that if he didn’t make the Flames he wouldn’t be sent back to Junior, but that was Jay Feaster, with interm Brian Burke at the helm, his status may change due to the fact he has not been able to play since early October. Jason Banks

March 2013 – In his OHL debut season, Sieloff made his physical presence felt with bone-crushing body checks and astute defensive play. In limited action due to injury, Sieloff was able to contribute three goals and 11 points and picked up 85 minutes in penalties (an area where his greatest fantasy value lies). Sieloff was recently named the second hardest hitter in the OHL Western Conference. Brendan Ross

January 2013 – A member of the 2013 Team USA gold medal winning squad, Patrick Sieloff was one of the key defensive weapons for the stars and stripes.  Originally committed to Miami University (NCAA), Sieloff opted to join the Windsor Spitfires instead and he has been very good.  His ability to provide a physical presence is among the best in major junior. He hits often and hard and is willing to answer the bell by dropping the mitts at any time. Offensively, Sieloff provides a solid yet unspectacular puck moving game but he will never be a defender to tear up the scoresheet.  Through 42 games with Windsor in 2012-13, Sieloff has recorded three goals and 10 points. Brendan Ross