"I was pretty happy with my development over the season. I went to Bridgeport, worked on my game, learned lots... and just tried to grow my game over the season, prove to them that I can be here and have an impact."
"Coming to camp, you want to make the team... getting sent down is obviously a bit of disappointment. But I went down and worked."
"I think going back, getting stronger this summer... you realize how much of a grind that NHL season is. Better skating, better shot, everything. This summer, I'm excited for it. It'll be a big summer for me."
"I feel really comfortable as a center... but playing on the wing was a good learning experience. It helped me with board battles, winning pucks, stuff like that."
Calum Ritchie reflects on his rookie season, emphasizing growth and development. After splitting time between the NHL and AHL, he is determined to improve his game. Ritchie faced early challenges but used them as motivation. He recognizes the need for physical strength and skill enhancement for the NHL grind. His experience playing both center and wing has contributed to his versatility. Ritchie understands that mastering faceoffs is crucial for his long-term success in the league.
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