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Movements in the world of hockey Friday:
National Hockey League
PHOENIX COYOTES-Announced the resignation of chairman and chief executive officer Jeff Shumway.
TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS-Assigned F Nikolai Kulemin and D Anton Stralman to Toronto (AHL).
American Hockey League
MANCHESTER MONARCHS-Assigned G Jeff Jakaitis to Charlotte (ECHL).
SAN ANTONIO RAMPAGE-Signed D Jeff May.
WILKES-BARRE/SCRANTON PENGUINS-Assigned F Tommy Goebel to Wheeling (ECHL).
Central Hockey League
CORPUS CHRISTI ICE RAYS-Traded C Mike Zbriger and future considerations to Wichita for C Chris Greene.
RIO GRAND VALLEY KILLER BEES-Signed G High Boylan to a 5-game contract. Claimed D Dan McGoff off waivers from New Mexico.
ECHL
JOHNSTOWN CHIEFS-Acquired D Ryan Card from Ontario for future considerations.
LAS VEGAS WRANGLERS-Announced Springfield (AHL) loaned LW Kelly Czuy to the team and C Mike Hamilton has been returned to the team from Houston (AHL).
READING ROYALS-Announced D Rob LaLonde has been returned to the team from Iowa (AHL).
Eastern Professional Hockey League
BROOKLYN ACES-Signed F Eddie Chlanda, F Derek Kern and D Chris Robinson.
JERSEY ROCKHOPPERS-Released G Kevin Burke and F Jordan Hellman. Suspended F Peter Ferraro. Signed D Mike Bouchard and F John Morea.
HUDSON VALLEY BEARS-Announced G Len DiCostanzo was returned from Bridgeport (AHL). Claimed D Bill Horton off waivers. Suspended F Dan Rohanna. Waived D Dwight Edlund, D Josh Goodman and G Vincent Januska.
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