On December 18, 2008, Tom Collingham made his debut on the blueline for the Brooklyn Aces at Aviator and played on the powerplay and special teams. At the time, the Aces were dealing with an assortment of injuries and Collingham was thrust into action. While he didn’t show up on the stat sheet in any positive way, going -1 in about 15 minutes of ice time, he showed good mobility and a poise at the point that played a huge part in his stellar play in Germany with the Deggendorf Fire, where he scored 41 points in 54 games.
While the interview is only 90 seconds long, Collingham did his part and discusses his career and what he was looking to accomplish with the Aces. However, that was his only appearance with the team and according to various sources, his only stint in pro hockey as well this season.
As always, you can hear the interview here @
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