Goatheads Recall Chiasson and Weinstein to Colorado Eagles
The ECHL team also signed defenseman Kylor Wall to a contract for the coming season.
By Connor Murphy ·

New Mexico Goatheads forward Jake Chiasson and defenseman Saige Weinstein were recalled by the Colorado Eagles this past weekend. The moves mark the first time players from the Bernalillo County based team have been called up to the American Hockey League.
Chiasson was recalled on Saturday. Weinstein followed on Sunday. The Goatheads signed defenseman Kylor Wall to an ECHL contract for the 2026-27 season later that same day. These roster changes occurred while the team concluded a home series against the Allen Americans.
The Goatheads finished the series with a split. New Mexico won the opening game 5-2 on Nov. 4. That victory represented the first home win in franchise history. The team lost the next two contests. The Americans won 4-3 in overtime on Nov. 6. Allen secured the final game 3-1 on Nov. 7. New Mexico currently holds a record of 2-5-4.
Chiasson served as an alternate captain for the inaugural season. He recorded eight points in nine games with New Mexico. The forward from British Columbia made his first appearance with the Eagles on Saturday. Colorado defeated the Calgary Wranglers 6-4 in that match.
Weinstein is under contract with the Colorado Avalanche. He played three games with the Eagles last season. In nine games with the Goatheads, the Canadian defenseman posted two assists and 12 penalty minutes. He finished with a plus-one rating.
Wall brings extensive experience to the roster. The 29-year-old has played 185 regular season games in the ECHL over five seasons. He has recorded 50 points and 217 penalty minutes for the Kalamazoo Wings, Bloomington Bison, Tulsa Oilers, and Fort Wayne Komets. Last season, Wall played in 56 games and recorded 13 points.
Wall is from Edmonton, Alberta, and attended Trinity Western University. He is expected to debut during the upcoming road series against Kalamazoo. The Wings currently rank 14th in the Western Conference, one position below New Mexico.
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