MUROVICH LOANED TO IOWA

Tyler Murovich Heads to AHL Affiliate

Orlando, FL - The Orlando Solar Bears, proud affiliate of the NHL's Minnesota Wild and Toronto Maple Leafs and AHL's Iowa Wild and Toronto Marlies, announced today that F Tyler Murovich has been loaned to their AHL affiliate, the Iowa Wild. Murovich has played in 31 games for the Solar Bears so far this season, scoring  nine goals along with seven assists for 16 points. Murovich played 42 games for the Gwinnett Gladiators last year, scoring nine goals and adding 14 assists for 23 points. He also appeared in 18 games with the Hamilton Bulldogs in the AHL last season, notching three goals along with one assist. Murovich has played in 50 games in the AHL, scoring seven goals to go with seven assists for 14 points. Murovich joins goaltender John Curry, F Josh Caron, and D Colton Jobke as Solar Bears players currently with the Iowa Wild.

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