After 3 seasons as a Devil, Bryce Reddick is moving on to a new club.
After 3 seasons as a Devil, Bryce Reddick is moving on to a new club.
Reddick who lives in Atlanta, Georgia has signed with the Atlanta Gladiators of the ECHL for the 2020/21 season.
During his time with the Devils he played a big part in winning a league title in 2017/18 and back to back Playoff Championships in 2018 & 2019. In total he played 205 games for the Devils scoring 20 goals and 59 assists for 79 points.
He became a fan favourite with the Devils supporters who loved his speed and style of play along with his willingness to get his nose dirty. He was a favourite amongst his teammates and coaching staff, even picking up the Coach’s Player of the Year after the 2017/18 season.
Devils Managing Director Todd Kelman spoke about Reddick’s departure:
“We love Bryce and we loved what he brought to this team every day. He is a very consistent player and he loves to compete, which is a big reason why we recruited him.
“He is a coach’s dream, just came to work with a great attitude every day. Even when we gave guys a day off, he was there out on the ice. As long as there was ice available, he wanted to be on there. I don’t think I have come across many guys that love the game as much as he does.
“We are definitely going to miss him on and off the ice, but this is the right move for him at this time in his career and we wish him well.”
Bryce was born in Winnipeg in 1989, where his father Eldon ‘Pokey’ Reddick was playing for the Winnipeg Jets in the NHL. Bryce played his University hockey at Michigan Tech where he was converted from a forward to a defenceman and turned pro with the Las Vegas Wranglers of the ECHL before making the move to Europe in 2014. Bryce played in France, Norway and then Denmark before moving to Wales.
