Cardiff Devils Confirmed Signings & Departures 2026/27

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BigFan

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#144
2025/26 full-season stats for #20 Gleason Fournier (all competitive games)

Games: 68 (100.0% of Devils’ games)
Goals: 9
Assists: 22
Points: 31
Points per game: 0.46
Points per 60 minutes time-on-ice: 1.35
Goals scored per 60 minutes time-on-ice: 0.39
Devils win % when he scored points in a game: 78.3%
Devils win % when he didn’t score points in a game: 60.0%

League scoring: 9+17 = 26 (54 games)
Challenge Cup scoring: 0+3 = 3 (10 games)
Play-Off scoring: 0+2 = 2 (4 games)

Games in which he scored points: 23 out of 68 (33.8%)
Games in which he scored goals: 8 out of 68 (11.8%)
Multi-point games: 7
Multi-goal games: 1
Opening goals: 1
Game winning goals: 4
Go-ahead goals: 3
Game-tying goals: 0
Insurance goals: 1
Empty net goals: 0
Overtime winning goals: 1
Powerplay goals: 1
Powerplay assists: 7
Powerplay points: 8
Short-handed goals: 0
Short-handed assists: 0

Total shots: 319
Total shots on goal: 187
Shot accuracy: 58.6%
Average shots on goal per game: 2.75
Average shots on goal per 60 minutes ice time: 8.13
Average shots per game: 4.69
Average shots per 60 minutes ice time: 13.87
Scoring percentage: 4.81%
Scoring percentage from high danger areas: 33.33% (2 from 6)
Scoring percentage from mid danger areas: 9.09% (2 from 22)
Scoring percentage from low danger areas: 3.36% (5 from 149)

Opposition shots blocked: 48
Shots blocked per 60 minutes time-on-ice: 2.09

Penalty minutes: 57
Minor penalties taken: 16 (hooking x4, slashing x5, cross-checking, roughing, holding the stick, boarding x2, delay of game x2)
Major penalties: 1 (spearing)
Fights: 0
Game misconduct penalties: 1
Powerplay opportunities given up: 16
Opposition powerplay goals scored on his penalties: 1
Penalty Kill of his penalties: 93.8%

+/- score: +32

Face-off winning percentage: n/a
Face-offs won: n/a
Face-offs lost: n/a

Total time-on-ice: 1380 minutes 9 seconds
Average time-on-ice per game: 20 minutes 18 seconds

Points versus:

Belfast: 0 + 0 = 0
Coventry: 1 + 3 = 4
Dundee: 2 + 3 = 5
Fife: 1 + 6 = 7
Glasgow: 0 + 1 = 1
Guildford: 3 + 2 = 5
Manchester: 2 + 4 = 6
Nottingham: 0 + 2 = 2
Sheffield: 0 + 1 = 1

Man of the match awards: 1
 
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Phinktastique

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#150
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Great to have Fournier back. I’m going to guess that Estes and Helgessen will be back. Welsh to partner Fournier on 2nd, and Moseys role a lot more versatile. Covering Defence or attacks if there are any injuries, perhaps giving Richardson a lighter schedule. Instead of having the likes of a McLean, it would make sense to have someone who can fill virtually all roles , bar goalie, when called upon - knows the league inside out etc. etc. perfect versatile spare, but also good enough to be a week in, week out fixture if required. May be well off the mark here mind! lol.
 
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E.D.S.

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jenks33 said:
Yeah surely that means Estes won’t be back? I can’t see us having Welsh, Estes and Fournier on the same roster.
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Imagine if we do though! Wow!

Delighted with this re-signing. Just goes to show that ‘a bad coach will beat a good player any time’. Fourns was a shadow of himself under PR. Last season he was back to his brilliant and effortless best.
 
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Farside

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Phinktastique said:
Great to have Fournier back. I’m going to guess that Estes and Helgessen will be back. Welsh to partner Fournier on 2nd, and Moseys roll a lot more versatile. Covering Defence or attacks if there are any injuries, perhaps giving Richardson a lighter schedule. Instead of having the likes of a McLean, it would make sense to have someone who can fill virtually all roles , bar goalie, when called upon - knows the league inside out etc. etc. perfect versatile spare, but also good enough to be a week in, week out fixture if required. May be well off the mark here mind! lol.
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That's my thinking/hope too. Last year the D pairings were very stable and the chances of having another largely injury free year are slim, especially as all are another year older. And if Helgesen is planned to miss the early part of the season, three alternative pairings will be needed from the start.

So far, Oligny, Fournier, Welsh and Mosey is a great start.
 
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Dappy50

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Awesome having fourns back, one of the main contributors of the powerplay turning around towards the end of the season, looking like another strong D core again this year
 
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BostonBart22

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Phinktastique said:
Great to have Fournier back. I’m going to guess that Estes and Helgessen will be back. Welsh to partner Fournier on 2nd, and Moseys role a lot more versatile. Covering Defence or attacks if there are any injuries, perhaps giving Richardson a lighter schedule. Instead of having the likes of a McLean, it would make sense to have someone who can fill virtually all roles , bar goalie, when called upon - knows the league inside out etc. etc. perfect versatile spare, but also good enough to be a week in, week out fixture if required. May be well off the mark here mind! lol.
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That's if helgeson is back .
 
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BostonBart22

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#159
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If bowns is back i think it will be his last season in eihl, then step down to Bristol or Swindon maybe 27/28, hopefully good chance stoever is back especially the relationship with PT, and he settled in really well in his first season .
 
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