Unsettled Streak Turned into Success for Heim
After a rocky start to his career, Heim has found his footing with the Eisbären this season. The 6'3" attacker, originally from Stuttgart, spent last season bouncing between cooperation partners Weißwasser and Berlin. However, the Berliners' patience paid off, as Heim has earned a permanent spot on the team this season. In fact, the Berliners sent him to the Los Angeles Kings for further training during the summer.
Young players often demand results quickly, but Eisbären manager Stephane Richer (57) has a different approach. "Some guys always want everything right away, immediately. I can't promise ice time. The guys have to earn their spots," he said.
Heim's return to Mannheim marks a significant milestone in his ice hockey career. On Sunday, the Eisbären, still with Heim, will face his hometown team, the Mannheim Eagles, in a highly anticipated match. Hopefully, Heim doesn't end up in the wrong locker room...
The upcoming match between the Berlin Polar Bears and Mannheim Eagles is garnering a lot of attention, especially after Heim's impressive performance with the Eisbären. Regio Sport Berlin, the local sports news outlet in Berlin, has been covering both teams extensively, providing fans with in-depth analysis and updates.
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Regarding the specific match between the Berlin Polar Bears and Mannheim Eagles, and Maximilian Heim's performance, further information can be found on specialized ice hockey news websites, such as ESPN, NHL.com, or German sports news outlets that focus on ice hockey. These platforms will provide detailed statistics, analysis, and predictions for the game.
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