Binghamton Hockey.net - Binghamton's Hall Of Fame - 2005

From Binghamton Senators.com
One year after the Minnesota North Stars made Don Biggs (Inducted with Biggs) the 156th overall choice of the NHL entry draft, Brad Jones was selected with the same pick by the Winnipeg Jets. After playing parts of six NHL seasons as a winger with the Jets, Los Angeles Kings and the Flyers, Jones came to Binghamton and spent the 1995-96 season playing for the Rangers. He scored 25 goals and 27 assists in 62 games that season. After spending a year playing in Germany he returned to the Binghamton area and scored 65 points in 55 games for the B.C. Icemen of the United Hockey League.

The 1997-98 season was also his introduction to coaching as he served as a player-assistant coach for the Icemen. He was promoted to the head coaching position following the 1997-98 campaign and spent four seasons as the head coach of the Icemen compiling a record of 156 wins, 111 losses and 29 overtime losses. The Detroit , Mich. area native is also a member of the University of Michigan Hockey Hall of Fame .

Player Stats
Season			GP	G	A	Pts	PIM	+/-	GP	G	A	Pts	PIM
95-96	Rangers	AHL	62	25	27	52	36	-9	4	1	1	2	0
97-98	Icemen	UHL	55	37	28	65	58		5	2	3	5	6
Totals			117	62	55	117	94	7	9	3	4	7	6

Please Note: Brad Jones was a player\assistant for the B.C. Icemen in the 1997-98 UHL season.

Coaching Stats
Season	Team	Lge	Type	GP	W	L	T	OTL	Pct	Result
98-99	Icemen	UHL	Head	74	39	30	0	5	0.56	Lost in round 1
99-00	Icemen	UHL	Head	74	47	20	0	7	0.68	Lost in round 2
00-01	Icemen	UHL	Head	74	31	34	0	9	0.48	Out of Playoffs
01-02	Icemen	UHL	Head	74	39	27	0	8	0.58	Lost in round 2
Totals				296	156	111	0	29	0.58

Brad's son Max Jones started his NHL career with the Anahiem Ducks. Brad played 148 games in the NHL for the Winnipeg Jets, Los Angeles Kings and the Philadelphia Flyers.