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Grand Rapids

Team Scoring Insights

John Leonard emerged as Grand Rapids’ premier finisher, scoring 33 goals while also contributing strong playmaking production, making him the team’s most dangerous offensive weapon.
Eduards Tralmaks and Sheldon Dries provided major secondary scoring support, both combining strong goal totals with balanced assist production to help drive the Griffins’ offense.
Michael Brandsegg-Nygård showed impressive playmaking ability alongside a 20-goal season, while Amadeus Lombardi added another high-assist offensive option with 26 helpers.
Dominik Shine contributed one of the more balanced offensive profiles on the roster, finishing with over 20 goals while remaining heavily involved as a distributor.
Defensive scoring was relatively limited outside of Antti Tuomisto, who led Griffins defensemen in offensive production, while Erik Gustafsson generated strong assist totals but comparatively lower goal scoring from the blue line.

Grand Rapids posted one of the AHL’s strongest overall profiles, combining a league-best +96 goal differential with elite defensive results and an outstanding 86.0% penalty kill.
John Leonard led the offensive attack with 54 points and one of the best plus/minus ratings on the roster, while Sheldon Dries and Michael Brandsegg-Nygård provided additional high-end scoring depth.
Eduards Tralmaks, Dominik Shine, and Amadeus Lombardi gave the Griffins exceptional secondary production, helping create a balanced offense with multiple scoring threats throughout the lineup.
The defensive group contributed meaningful offense as well, led by Erik Gustafsson and Antti Tuomisto, both of whom paired strong point production with excellent plus/minus performance.
Goaltending was a major strength all season, as Sebastian Cossa handled the heavy workload with strong results, while Carter Gylander and Michal Postava posted elite save percentages in more limited action.