Birmingham Bulls head coach Craig Simchuk noted having a familiar face back in the locker room goes a long way. Lotz has seen action in forty-nine games as a Bull, making the decision to bring him back an easy one for the coaching staff. Lotz saw action in twenty-three games in the 2021-2022 season holding a. I am excited to see all of the familiar faces and meet new ones around the city and in the rink!'.Īustin Lotz, a very familiar face in Birmingham, is returning to the Bulls for his fourth season. 'I cannot wait to get back to Birmingham. One of the things that have made Davis a fan favorite and familiar face in Birmingham is his presence with the fans and city, and he can't wait to get back to fulfilling that role.

'We have unfinished business that we need to take care of, and that business is bringing a championship to Birmingham', stated Davis. As a veteran in the league who has helped lead the Bulls to the playoffs before, Davis understands what the goal is for the organization and the city of Birmingham. 'This was a very easy decision in bringing Mike Davis back', stated Simchuk. He is a great leader and an even better person.' With his play on the ice and his presence in the locker room, this was a no-brainer for the coaching staff. 'Mike is a huge part of our organization. Head Coach Craig Simchuk is very excited to have his veteran returning to the Magic City. Over his five-year career, the Bulls captain has put 74 goals in the net and assisted on 66 more. Since then, he has become a fan favorite and a staple of the organization. Davis first came to Birmingham in the 2017-2018 season, the Bulls' first year in the SPHL. Mike Davis is returning for his sixth season as a Birmingham Bull. We are expecting big things from him and we're really glad to see him back in Birmingham.' 'He's got tremendous skill, an amazing shot, and deceptive speed. Simchuk is looking forward to seeing Rose take a step to the next level in his second year.

We really hope and look forward to seeing him continue to grow as a player', noted Simchuk. The fantastic rookie season earned Rose a spot on the SPHL All-Rookie team, and from his head coach Craig Simchuk. Rose was second among rookies with 24 goals and led the Bulls in points with 41, putting him in 6th among all rookies in total points. The Surrey, BC, Canada native returns to Birmingham for his second season in the red and black. With the season starting in just under two months, here are the latest players expected to be at camp. Pelham, Ala - Bulls Head Coach, Craig Simchuk has been busy putting his trading camp roster together for the 2022-23 season. Birmingham Bulls forward Jake Pappalardo (Birmingham Bulls)

Bulls roster 2021