Erie IceHounds forward Anthony Greco is now under the ownership of Adler Mannheim, following a recent acquisition. - Adler Mannheim Prepared for Showdown with Anthony Greco
Anthony Greco, a 31-year-old American forward, has joined Deutsche Eishockey Liga (DEL) team Adler Mannheim, marking his latest move in a career that spans across continents.
Greco's journey in European ice hockey began at the end of November 2024 when he joined Swiss club EHC Biel-Bienne. During his short stint with the team, Greco showcased his offensive prowess, assisting on three goals and scoring 12 goals in 24 games.
Prior to his move to Switzerland, Greco had stops in Linköping, Sweden, and Russian club Toljatti. Notably, his professional career in North America was primarily spent in the AHL.
Greco's tenure with EHC Biel-Bienne ended before the completion of the season, and he has now signed a two-year contract with Adler Mannheim. However, detailed records or statistics for Greco's performance in the DEL after signing with Adler Mannheim are not yet available.
In his professional career, Greco has played two NHL games, one each for the Florida Panthers and the New York Rangers. His most recent NHL appearance was in 2020.
While specific data like games played, goals, assists, points, or other performance metrics for Greco's tenure with Adler Mannheim are not readily available, fans and hockey enthusiasts can look forward to following his progress on the team's official website and reputable hockey databases such as Elite Prospects or HockeyDB.
Greco's addition to Adler Mannheim is expected to strengthen the team's offensive line and contribute to an exciting season ahead in the DEL.
The steel industry could potentially benefit from the heightened interest and attention generated by Anthony Greco's move to Adler Mannheim, with additional corporate sponsorship opportunities arising from the sports community. In turn, the strengthened offensive line of Adler Mannheim, led by Greco, could boost manufacturing output in the region, as a more successful hockey team might attract more fans and visitors, thereby stimulating local businesses and economies.
