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CALGARY - The Calgary Stampeders are giving running back Martell Mallett a chance to resurrect his CFL career. Shin-Soo Choo Rangers Jersey . The Stampeders signed the former top rookie Thursday. Mallett missed the entire 2012 season with a torn Achilles tendon before being released by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats last May. Mallett was the CFLs top rookie in 2009 while with the B.C. Lions. He ran for 1,240 yards and six TDs that season while adding 43 catches for 342 yards and two touchdowns. "Martell demonstrated great ability when he first arrived in the CFL and I know hes looking for a chance to prove that he is healthy and once again able to be a productive player," Calgary coach/GM John Hufnagel said in a statement. "Were hoping he can add depth to both the running back position and our return game and Im looking forward to seeing him in action at training camp." Mallett. 27, signed with the NFLs Philadelphia Eagles in 2010 and also spent time with the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants before returning to the CFL with Hamilton. "Ive been working hard this past year and Im 100 per cent healthy again," said Mallett. "Im very grateful to the Stampeders for this opportunity and I cant wait to get back on the field." Lance Berkman Rangers Jersey .Y. -- Cory Schneider has to make the most of his opportunities to guard the New Jersey Devils net to earn more playing time. Rafael Montero Jersey . LOUIS -- The St. https://www.cheaprangersbaseball.com/362h-ivan-rodriguez-jersey-rangers.html . Bjoerndalen, who had failed to win any major race for two years before Sochi, writes in a Facebook entry that he is "full of energy and inspiration" after winning the 10-kilometre sprint and mixed relay at last months Olympics. (Image courtesy of Hall of Fame Memorabilia) Keith Carney - Defenseman (Image courtesy of Rant Sports) Carney, from Providence, Rhode Island, was a workhorse during his 17-year NHL career, playing 80-plus games eight times in those years. The Iron Mans plus-164 rating ranks 93rd all-time. (Image courtesy of Trading Card DB) Brian Leetch - Defenseman (Image courtesy of NHL Snipers) While Leetch was actually born in Texas, his family relocated to Connecticut shortly after he was born. The Best on Broadway was picked ninth overall by the New York Rangers in 1986 and turned pro after a one-year stunt with Boston College and a run with the U.S. national and Olympic teams. Leetch is considered one of the best defenseman in NHL history, commonly praised for his ability to make plays. He was a two-time Norris Trophy winner as the NHLs best defenseman, and was the first American-born winner of the Conn Smythe for his performance during the Rangers run to the 1994 Stanley Cup. (Image courtesy of NY Daily News) John LeClair - Winger (Image courtesy of Fansided) After netting back-to-back game winners in the finals and helping the Montreal Canadiens to the Cup in 1993, LeClair was sent to the Philadelphia Flyers where he teamed up wwith Eric Lindros and Mikael Renberg forming the "Legion of Doom. Jesse Chavez Rangers Jersey. " The Feared Flyer was a five-time All-Star and finished in the top 10 in league scoring four times. (Image courtesy of Border Province Trouble) Keith Tkachuk - Winger (Image courtesy of NHL Sniper) Tkachuk was put on the fast-track to the NHL, going from Malden Catholic High School to Boston University to the Winnipeg Jets all in less than two years. Mr. Man Advantage ranks 12th on the all-time power-play goals list with 212, and was part of a silver medal-winning Olympic team at Salt Lake in 2002. He is the greatest goal scorer among players from the New England region. (Image courtesy of 104.5 The Team) Jeremy Roenick - Centre (Image courtesy of CBS Philly) Roenick has always been quite the character on and off the ice, but his NHL resume speaks for itself. He finished with 513 goals, 703 assists and 1, 216 points, making him the all-time leading scorer among New England-born players in NHL history. Surprisingly, J.R. Superstar never won a Stanley Cup or got his hands on a single NHL award. (Image courtesy of Barstool Sports) Did we miss a player you think deserves to make the All-New England hockey team? Let us know! ' ' '