Princeton, NJ - The ECHL announced that it has hired Mike Murray
as coordinator of hockey operations.
"With Mike's background, both on and off the ice, he already has great
credentials to serve our member clubs," said Senior Vice President of
Hockey Operations Rod Pasma. "We are excited to present Mike with his start
in the hockey business and I look forward to working with him in hockey
operations."
Murray will be responsible for the organization and release of team
rosters, including the daily monitoring of contracts, salary cap and player
background while also overseeing all transactions, including trades,
waivers, recalls and injuries. He will be responsible for the
administration and tracking of all player fines and will assist with league
and player immigration matters.
The 28 year old interned as a law clerk in the Labor Relations Department
for the Massachusetts Port Authority following two years at Pro Athletes
Management Inc., a law firm in Boston that represents professional
athletes, and one season as an assistant to the general manager of the
Lowell Lock Monsters of the American Hockey League.
The native of Dover, Mass. played hockey for four years at Dartmouth
College and two seasons as a professional including in the ECHL with
Augusta, Cincinnati, Reading and Trenton.
Murray received his bachelor's degree in history from Dartmouth College
and his juris doctor from Suffolk University Law School where he graduated
cum laude.