2020-21 Game Notes CHICAGO AT ROCKFORD FEB. 6, 2021 3 P.M. AHLTV.COM OPENING COURSE: YOUTH IS SERVED 2020-21 In the days leading up to the Chicago Wolves’ opener Friday night against the , TALE OF THE TAPE head coach Ryan Warsofsky promised that his youngest players would be thrown right into the fire. REGULAR-SEASON SERIES Sure enough, when the Wolves took the ice, their 12-man forward group featured four players who 0-0-0-0 Rockford | 0-0-0-0 Chicago would normally be playing in juniors. LAST MEETING March 8, 2020 But with the juniors on hold until further notice due to COVID-19, four 19-year-olds — Seth Jarvis, Jamieson Rees, Ryan Suzuki and Phil Tomasino — found themselves in the thick of the action during the Wolves’ 3-1 victory over the Griffins that served as their professional debuts. Each youngster was placed on a different line with more experienced players. But when the power plays came... 0-0-0-0 1-0-0-0 Jarvis, who turned 19 Monday, delivered the game-winning when he deposited a power-play goal past Griffins Pat Nagle at the 2:09 mark of the second period. Tomasino and rookie LEADING SCORERS LAST YEAR Dominik Bokk (who turned 21 Wednesday) set up Jarvis with a perfect tic-tac-toe while Suzuki was ROCKFORD CHICAGO also part of that power-play unit. The only non-rookie, defenseman Jeremy Davies, showed some Skater G A Pts Skater G A Pts veteran savvy as he went out of his way to pick up the puck as a souvenir for Jarvis. D. Sikura 5 3 8 Elvenes 2 7 9 T. Sikura 4 3 7 McKenzie 3 3 6 “I’ve been waiting for this day for a long time now,” said Jarvis, who was selected by the Carolina Hagel 2 5 7 Coghlan 4 1 5 Hurricanes with the 13th pick in the 2020 NHL Draft. “It was great getting my feet wet and, obviously, Wedin 2 3 5 Cotter 2 3 5 scoring is going to make it pretty memorable, I think. On the power play, we have a bunch of young guys and it’s nice to do it with them and make plays with them.” SERIES GAME-BY-GAME Date Location Result SF-SA PP PK “We want to put these guys in good spots and where they’re comfortable,” Warsofsky said. “I thought Oct. 18 Rockford MetroCentre L, 2-3 31-33 1-6 5-5 our power play was really good today — I thought both units got really good looks. It’s a learning Oct. 19 Allstate Arena OTL, 2-3 33-39 1-3 3-3 curve. Every night’s going to be a challenge and I thought our guys, especially our young kids, looked Nov. 3 Rockford MetroCentre L, 4-7 25-23 1-4 5-7 pretty good tonight.” Nov. 10 Allstate Arena L, 1-4 19-38 1-4 3-3 Nov. 29 Rockford MetroCentre L, 2-4 33-26 1-4 4-4 Tomasino, the Nashville Predators’ 2019 first-round pick, posted two assists in his pro debut as he Jan. 5 Rockford MetroCentre W, 3-2 30-33 1-5 4-4 also set up Tom Novak’s goal late in the first period with a visionary cross-ice pass that sprung Jan. 19 Allstate Arena L, 0-2 34-18 0-4 3-3 defenseman Cavan Fitzgerald for a rush down the left wing. Fitzgerald’s blast was stopped, but Feb. 23 Allstate Arena W, 5-1 22-31 2-3 3-3 Novak crashed the crease and contorted his body perfectly to knock home the rebound. March 8 Allstate Arena W (OT), 3-2 25-40 0-4 2-2 ENERGY TO BURN ALL-TIME RECORD BREAKDOWN While the Chicago Wolves waited more than 18 minutes to score their first goal of the season Friday Seasons Home Road Overall night, they wasted no time asserting themselves physically. It seemed like every 10 seconds, Triphahn 2007-20 45-21-4-3 26-36-5-5 71-57-9-8 Center echoed with the sounds of a Wolves player depositing a Griffins player into the boards. WE ARE THE WOLVES “I loved the energy in the room before the game,” said Wolves head coach Ryan Warsofsky. “I Defenseman Dylan Coghlan was a potent scorer from thought our leadership’s really stepping up right now, which is something that we need to bring the the blue line and a fan favorite the last two seasons group together. Even between periods, it was real positive. That was something that we really need for the Wolves. His hard work and improvement paid and want. I call it ‘juice.’ We want juice in the room and energy and guys excited to play. off Friday when the 22-year-old played 13:15 in his NHL debut with the . Coghlan became “I just liked our physicality. I thought we were ready from puck drop to the end of the game. Our team the 378th player in Wolves history to play in the NHL. speed was good. We were playing faster. Obviously there was a lot of stuff we need to work on, but physically I thought we looked like we were in midseason form.” Actually, that number jumped to 385 Friday night be- cause seven of the 19 players who made their Wolves THE SEASON OPENER debuts Friday nights — goaltender , defensemen Alex Carrier and Tyler Lewington and FRIDAY, FEB. 5 (AT) CHICAGO 3, GRAND RAPIDS 1 forwards Rem Pitlick, Sheldon Rempal, Anthony • In his first professional game, centerSeth Jarvis scored the game-winner early in the second Richard and Cole Smith — also own NHL experience. period with a power-play marker set up by two other rookies: Dominik Bokk and Phil Tomasino. • Center Tom Novak scored the Wolves’ first goal of the season while defensemanCavan That means 385 of the 666 players who have suited up Fitzgerald set up Novak’s tally and added an insurance goal with seven minutes left in the third. in the Burgundy and Gold (57.8 percent) have reached • Goaltender Antoine Bibeau earned the win as he rejected 22 of 23 shots. the pinnacle of the sport. 2020-21 Chicago Wolves Game Notes FINAL 2019-20 BY THE NUMBERS HOME-ROAD CONTRASTS Regular Season Home Away Difference For the first time since the Chicago Wolves’ first season in 1994-95, every player on the Goals For 2.57 2.52 0.05 roster is new to the organization. The bulk of last year’s roster was signed to deals with the Goals Against 2.87 2.87 0.00 0 Vegas Golden Knights organization, so those players made the move to Nevada during the offseason to play for the Golden Knights or the new (AHL). The Wolves had RECORD BY DIVISION one familiar name in camp — veteran goaltender Kasimir Kaskisuo, who posted a team-best 2.38 Record Win % goals-against average for the 2017-18 Central Division-winning Wolves — but Kaskisuo was recalled Atlantic 0-0-0-0 .000 from loan by Nashville (NHL) on Jan. 25 to join the team’s taxi squad. Central 24-23-5-2 .509 North 1-2-0-0 .333 Defenseman Cavan Fitzgerald, who signed an AHL deal with the Wolves during the offseason, Pacific 2-1-0-1 .625 produced two points (G, A) during Friday’s win over Grand Rapids. Considering he managed 2 just five points (2G, 3A) in 25 games for the last year, perhaps Fitzgerald’s RECORD BY MONTH outburst seems surprising. But a closer look suggests Fitzgerald was just hitting his stride when Record Win % the pandemic brought the 2019-20 season to a halt. The Boston native posted two 2-point games in October 6-3-1-0 .650 November 3-10-1-0 .250 his last three outings — 1 goal and 1 assist Feb. 29 at Lehigh Valley and 2 assists March 1 at Hershey. December 7-3-0-1 .682 Fitzgerald clearly has earned the coaching staff’s respect as he joined Jeremy Davies on the January 5-4-1-1 .545 Wolves’ top defensive pairing — and Fitzgerald joined forward Tanner Jeannot and defenseman February 5-5-1-0 .500 Tyler Lewington in wearing the “A” on their jerseys Friday night. March 1-1-1-1 .500

The Wolves always have prided themselves on featuring local players on their roster — and this season should be no exception. There are three players on the Opening Night roster IN OVERTIME (3-5) 3 who grew up in the Chicago area: forward Lukas Craggs (Elmhurst), forward David Gust Goaltender Saves-Shots (21-26) SV% (Orland Park) and defenseman Joey Keane (Homer Glen). Keane, who was born in Chicago and spent Dylan Ferguson (0-0) 3-3 1.000 several youth hockey season with the well-respected Chicago Mission, was the only one to play in Oscar Dansk (1-2) 10-12 .833 Friday’s opener. The 21-year-old Keane was drafted by the in the third round of (2-3) 8-11 .727 the 2018 NHL Draft. He spent most of last year with Hartford (AHL), but was traded to the in February. He earned AHL All-Rookie honors last year with 9 goals and 28 assists in 57 IN THE SHOOTOUT (2-3) games split between Hartford and Charlotte. Shooter Goals-Chances (4-14) SH% Goaltender Antoine Bibeau only played in four games last year — two for the NHL’s Colorado Gage Quinney 3-3 1.000 Avalanche and two for the AHL’s — as he battled a hip injury. But Bibeau had Patrick Brown 1-1 1.000 4 a clean bill of health when he signed with the Carolina Hurricanes during the offseason, Paul Cotter 0-1 .000 Reid Duke 0-1 .000 which has helped him claim the No. 1 spot in the Wolves net. After spending three days with the Lucas Elvenes 0-1 .000 Hurricanes’ taxi squad, Bibeau was reassigned to the Wolves on Thursday and earned the season- Tye McGinn 0-1 .000 opening win Friday with 22 stops on 23 shots. “Really good,” said head coach Ryan Warsofsky. “I 0-1 .000 thought he got better as the game went on. His rebound control was really good in the third period Brandon Pirri 0-2 .000 when we needed it to be. He’s a calming influence back there.” 0-3 .000 Goaltender Saves-Shots (10-14) SV% While Joe and Ted Crowley, who suited up for the Wolves in the organization’s first game Dylan Ferguson (1-0) 2-2 1.000 on Oct. 1, 1994, there have been five sets of brothers who have played for the Wolves over Garret Sparks (1-1) 6-7 .857 5 the last 27 years. The fifth set became official on Friday night when 19-year-oldRyan Suzuki Oscar Dansk (0-2) 2-5 .400 made his professional debut. Ryan’s older brother, Nick, made his lone appearance for Chicago in Game 3 of the 2018 Central Division Semifinals against Rockford. He was still nearly four months RECORD BREAKDOWN shy of his 19th birthday. Nick was part of the organization because he was selected by Vegas in the When the Wolves... Record first round of the 2017 NHL draft, but now he’s a staple in the ’ lineup. The other score four or more goals 13-2-0-0 Wolves brother acts, you ask? Shawn and Jamie Rivers, Kip and Kevin Miller and Chicago natives allow two or fewer goals 25-1-1-0 Gregg and Nick Naumenko. outshoot their opponent 8-12-2-2 score first 15-11-2-3 score a power-play goal 17-13-2-2 UPCOMING GAMES allow a power-play goal 5-16-1-2 Date Opponent Venue Time score a short-handed goal 4-0-1-0 Tuesday, Feb. 9 vs. Rockford Triphahn Center 2 p.m. allow a short-handed goal 0-4-0-0 Thursday, Feb. 11 vs. Grand Rapids Triphahn Center 2 p.m. lead after one period 14-5-2-1 Tuesday, Feb. 16 at Rockford Rockford MetroCentre 6 p.m. trail after one period 5-14-0-0 Saturday, Feb. 20 vs. Iowa Triphahn Center 7 p.m. lead after two periods 17-2-2-2 Sunday, Feb. 21 vs. Iowa Triphahn Center 3 p.m. trail after two periods 3-19-1-0 are in a one-goal game 12-3-5-3 All times Central All games stream on AHLTV (TheAHL.com/AHLTV) play at home 13-12-3-2 play on the road 14-14-2-1 2019-20 2019-20 REGULAR-SEASON HIGHS AND LOWS INDIVIDUAL Most Goals Scored in a Game 5 vs. Rockford Feb. 23 GAME-HIGHS vs. Milwaukee Feb. 13 vs. Manitoba Feb. 1 Points 1. Nicolas Roy 4 vs. SA, Dec. 17 at San Antonio Jan. 10 Curtis McKenzie 4 vs. GR, Nov. 27 at Grand Rapids Dec. 4 Lucas Elvenes 4 vs. GR, Oct. 5 vs. Grand Rapids Nov. 27 vs. Grand Rapids Oct. 5 Goals 1. Gage Quinney 3 vs. MIL, Jan. 18 Nicolas Roy 3 vs. SA, Dec. 17 Most Goals Allowed in a Game 8 vs. Grand Rapids Oct. 5 3. Curtis McKenzie 2 vs. RFD, March 8 Most Goals Scored in a Period 5 3rd period vs. Milwaukee Feb. 13 Paul Cotter 2 vs. RFD, Feb. 23 Most Goals Allowed in a Period 5 3rd period at Rockford Nov. 3 Brandon Pirri 2 vs. RFD, Feb. 23 Dylan Coghlan 2 vs. CLE, Feb. 16 Most Shots On Goal in a Game 40 vs. Grand Rapids Oct. 5 Tye McGinn 2 vs. MB, Feb. 1 Most Shots On Goal Allowed in a Game 42 vs. Texas Dec. 21 Keegan Kolesar 2 at SA, Jan. 10 Most Shots On Goal in a Period 17 2nd period at Manitoba Dec. 7 Brandon Pirri 2 vs. MIL, Dec. 14 Most Shots On Goal Allowed in a Period 19 2nd period at San Antonio Jan. 11 Curtis McKenzie 2 vs. GR, Nov. 27 Nicolas Roy 2 vs. SA, Nov. 19 Fewest Shots On Goal in a Game 15 vs. Tucson March 7 Dylan Coghlan 2 at MIL, Nov. 13 at Iowa Nov. 7 Gage Quinney 2 vs. TEX, Oct. 23 Patrick Brown 2 vs. MIL, Oct. 20 Fewest Shots On Goal Allowed in a Game 17 vs. Milwaukee Feb. 13 Fewest Shots On Goal in a Period 2 2nd period vs. Rockford Feb. 23 Assists 1. Lucas Elvenes 3 vs. RFD, March 8 Fewest Shots On Goal Allowed in a Period 3 3rd period vs. Rockford Jan. 19 Lucas Elvenes 3 vs. GR, Oct. 5 3rd period at Grand Rapids Dec. 31 3. Keegan Kolesar 2 vs. RFD, March 8 1st period vs. Milwaukee Dec. 29 Nic Hague 2 vs. RFD, Feb. 23 2nd period vs. Manitoba Nov. 9 Tye McGinn 2 vs. RFD, Feb. 23 Lucas Elvenes 2 vs. MIL, Feb. 13 Most PPG in a Game 3 at San Antonio Jan. 10 Curtis McKenzie 2 vs. MB, Feb. 1 Most PPG Allowed in a Game 5 at Milwaukee Nov. 13 Brandon Pirri 2 vs. MB, Feb. 1 Most SHG in a Game 2 at Manitoba (Brown/Bischoff) March 1 Keegan Kolesar 2 vs. MIL, Jan. 31 Most SHG Against in a Game 1 vs. Texas (Caamano) Dec. 22 Zach Whitecloud 2 vs. MIL, Jan. 18 Curtis McKenzie 2 vs. MIL, Jan. 18 at Rockford (Johnson) Nov. 3 Reid Duke 2 at SA, Jan. 10 at Rockford (Quenneville) Oct. 18 Brandon Pirri 2 at IA, Dec. 28 vs. Grand Rapids (Ford) Oct. 5 Gage Quinney 2 at IA, Dec. 28 Jimmy Schuldt 2 vs. MIL, Dec. 14 Longest Winning Streak 5 Oct. 20-30 Nicolas Roy 2 at GR, Dec. 4 Longest Home Winning Streak 3 Dec. 14-21 Dylan Coghlan 2 at GR, Dec. 4 Oct. 20-26 Lucas Elvenes 2 at GR, Dec. 4 Longest Road Winning Streak 5 Dec. 28-Jan. 11 Brandon Pirri 2 vs. MB, Nov. 30 Longest Winless Streak 5 Feb. 25-March 7 Curtis McKenzie 2 vs. GR, Nov. 27 Longest Home Winless Streak 4 Nov. 9-19 Nicolas Roy 2 vs. GR, Nov. 27 Longest Road Winless Streak 4 Feb. 21-present Lucas Elvenes 2 vs. SA, Nov. 19 Nic Hague 2 at MIL, Nov. 2 Gage Quinney 2 at TUC, Oct. 30 Most PIM in a Game 41 at Milwaukee Feb. 21 Lucas Elvenes 2 vs. MB, Oct. 26 Most Combined PIM in a Game 60 at Milwaukee Feb. 21 Lucas Elvenes 2 vs. TEX, Oct. 23 Lucas Elvenes 2 at RFD, Oct. 18 Quickest Wolves Goal from Start of Game 0:46 at Milwaukee (Duke) Jan. 15 Dylan Coghlan 2 vs. GR, Oct. 5 Quickest Opponent Goal from Start of Game 1:59 at Milwaukee (Jeannot) Nov. 2 Shortest Time Between Two Wolves Goals 0:16 vs. Manitoba (McGinn/Zykov) Feb. 1 PIM 1. Tye McGinn 29 at MIL, Feb. 21 Shortest Time Between Two Opponent Goals 0:09 vs. Grand Rapids (Kaski/Kuffner) Oct. 5 2. Reid Duke 17 at SA, Jan. 10 Shortest Time Between Two Goals 0:08 vs. Milwaukee (Pirri/Tolvanen) Jan. 31 Tyrell Goulbourne 17 vs. IA, Nov. 16 Largest Margin of Victory 4 vs. Rockford Feb. 23 +/- 1. Curtis McKenzie +4 vs. GR, Nov. 27 vs. Manitoba Oct. 26 2. Jake Bischoff +3 at MB, March 1 Largest Margin of Defeat 4 vs. Milwaukee Jan. 31 Gage Quinney +3 vs. MIL, Jan. 18 vs. Iowa Jan. 4 Jake Bischoff +3 vs. MIL, Jan. 18 Zach Whitecloud +3 vs. MIL, Jan. 18 Largest Crowd at Home 15,522 vs. San Antonio Dec. 17 Nicolas Roy +3 vs. SA, Dec. 17 Jaycob Megna +3 vs. SA, Dec. 17 Hat Tricks this Year 2 vs. Milwaukee (Quinney) Jan. 18 Dylan Coghlan +3 at MB, Dec. 7 vs. San Antonio (Roy) Dec. 17 Dylan Coghlan +3 at GR, Dec. 4 Hat Tricks Against this Year 2 at Manitoba (Johnson) Feb. 25 Nicolas Roy +3 vs. GR, Nov. 27 at Rockford (D. Sikura) Nov. 3 Tye McGinn +3 vs. MB, Oct. 26 Shutouts this Year 5 at Manitoba (Dansk, 25 saves) Feb. 7 Shots 1. Dylan Coghlan 7 at MIL, Feb. 21 at Grand Rapids (Dansk, 20 saves) Dec. 31 Jimmy Schuldt 7 at TEX, Jan. 25 at Iowa (Sparks, 35 saves) Nov. 7 Brandon Pirri 7 vs. MB, Nov. 30 at Tucson (Sparks, 32 saves) Oct. 30 Curtis McKenzie 7 vs. GR, Oct. 5 vs. Manitoba (Dansk, 25 saves) Oct. 26 Shutouts Against this Year 6 vs. Rockford (Delia, 34 saves) Jan. 19 Saves 1. Oscar Dansk 41 vs. TEX, Dec. 21 vs. Texas (Oettinger, 32 saves) Dec.22 2. Garret Sparks 39 vs. TEX, Oct. 23 at Cleveland (Vehvilainen, 16 saves) Nov. 22 3. Garret Sparks 38 vs. RFD, March 8 vs. Iowa (Kahkonen, 22 saves) Nov. 16 vs. Manitoba (Berdin, 26 saves) Nov. 9 at San Antonio (Husso, 26 saves) Oct. 11 Shots this Year N/A Penalty Shots Against this Year N/A 2020-21 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS No. Date Opponent Result Score Record CHI Goaltender OPP Goaltender SF-SA PP/PK 1. Feb. 5 vs. Grand Rapids W 3-1 1-0-0-0 Bibeau Nagle 29-23 1-4/4-5 2. Feb. 6 at Rockford SCHEDULE No. Date Opponent Time 3. Feb. 9 vs. Rockford 2 p.m. 4. Feb. 11 vs. Grand Rapids 2 p.m. 5. Feb. 16 at Rockford 6 p.m. 6. Feb. 20 vs. Iowa 7 p.m. 7. Feb. 21 vs. Iowa 3 p.m. 8. Feb. 26 at Grand Rapids 6 p.m. 9. Feb. 28 vs. Grand Rapids 3 p.m. 10. March 5 vs. Cleveland 7 p.m. 11. March 6 vs. Cleveland 3 p.m. 12. March 13 at Iowa 6 p.m. 13. March 14 at Iowa 3 p.m. 14. March 19 at Grand Rapids 5 p.m. 15. March 23 at Grand Rapids 6 p.m. 16. March 27 vs. Rockford 7 p.m. 17. March 28 at Rockford 4 p.m. 18. April 1 vs. Grand Rapids 2 p.m. 19. April 3 vs. Rockford 7 p.m. 20. April 7 at Rockford 6 p.m. 21. April 9 at Iowa 7 p.m. 22. April 10 at Iowa 6 p.m. 23. April 17 at Rockford 6 p.m. 24. April 21 vs. Rockford 7 p.m. 25. April 23 at Cleveland 6 p.m. 26. April 25 at Cleveland 12 p.m. 27. April 30 vs. Iowa 7 p.m. 28. May 1 vs. Iowa 7 p.m. 29. May 7 at Grand Rapids 6 p.m. 30. May 9 vs. Grand Rapids 3 p.m. 31. May 12 at Grand Rapids 6 p.m. 32. May 14 at Rockford 6 p.m. 33. May 15 vs. Rockford 7 p.m.

* all game times Central ** all games stream on AHLTV (AHLTV.com) 2020-21 PERSONNEL TRANSACTIONS 10/28/20 Add Cavan Fitzgerald (D) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL) 10/28/20 Add Colin Markison (F) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL) 11/05/20 Add Brandon Hickey (D) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL) 11/17/20 Add Beck Warm (G) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL) 01/12/21 Add Jeremy Bracco (F) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/12/21 Add David Cotton (F) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/12/21 Add Jason Cotton (F) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/12/21 Add Seth Jarvis (C) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/12/21 Add Stelio Mattheos (F) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/12/21 Add Jamieson Rees (C) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/12/21 Add Sheldon Rempal (F) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/12/21 Add Drew Shore (F) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/12/21 Add Spencer Smallman (F) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/12/21 Add Ryan Suzuki (C) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/12/21 Add Joey Keane (D) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/12/21 Add Max Lajoie (D) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/12/21 Add Antoine Bibeau (G) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/13/21 Add Patrick Harper (F) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/13/21 Add Tanner Jeannot (F) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/13/21 Add Michael McCarron (C) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/13/21 Add Sean Malone (F) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/13/21 Add Tommy Novak (F) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/13/21 Add Rem Pitlick (F) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/13/21 Add Anthony Richard (F) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/13/21 Add Philip Tomasino (F) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/13/21 Add Josh Wilkins (F) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/13/21 Add Jeremy Davies (D) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/13/21 Add Ben Harpur (D) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/13/21 Add Tyler Lewington (D) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/13/21 Add Kasimir Kaskisuo (G) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/14/21 Add Lukas Craggs (F) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/16/21 Add Alexandre Carrier (D) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/16/21 Add Dominik Bokk (F) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/16/21 Add David Gust (F) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/16/21 Add Jeremy Helvig (G) loaned from Carolina (NHL) 01/18/21 Delete Jeremy Bracco (F) recalled from loan by Carolina (NHL) 01/18/21 Delete Ben Harpur (D) recalled from loan by Nashville (NHL) 01/20/21 Add Ben Harpur (D) reassigned on loan from Nashville (NHL) 01/21/21 Add Cole Smith (F) loaned from Nashville (NHL) 01/21/21 Delete Ben Harpur (D) recalled from loan by Nashville (NHL) 01/21/21 Delete Michael McCarron (C) recalled from loan by Nashville (NHL) 01/21/21 Delete Philip Tomasino (F) recalled from loan by Nashville (NHL) 01/21/21 Delete Josh Wilkins (F) recalled from loan by Nashville (NHL) 01/25/21 Delete Kasimir Kaskisuo (G) recalled from loan by Nashville (NHL) 01/28/21 Delete Sheldon Rempal (F) recalled from loan by Carolina (NHL) 01/28/21 Delete Drew Shore (F) recalled from loan by Carolina (NHL) 01/28/21 Delete Joey Keane (D) recalled from loan by Carolina (NHL) 01/28/21 Add Philip Tomasino (F) reassigned on loan from Nashville (NHL) 02/01/21 Delete Colin Markison (F) loaned to Texas (AHL) 02/01/21 Add Sheldon Rempal (F) reassigned on loan from Carolina (NHL) 02/01/21 Add Drew Shore (F) reassigned on loan from Carolina (NHL) 02/01/21 Add Joey Keane (D) reassigned on loan from Carolina (NHL) 02/02/21 Delete Antoine Bibeau (G) recalled from loan by Carolina (NHL) 02/04/21 Add Antoine Bibeau (G) reassigned on loan from Carolina (NHL) 2019-20 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS No. Date Opponent Result Score Record CHI Goaltender OPP Goaltender SF-SA PP/PK 1. Oct. 5 vs. Grand Rapids L 5-8 0-1-0-0 Dansk Pickard 40-26 2-5/2-5 2. Oct. 11 at San Antonio L 0-3 0-2-0-0 Sparks Husso 26-27 0-6/4-6 3. Oct. 12 at San Antonio W (SO) 2-1 1-2-0-0 Sparks Wilcox 33-33 0-5/4-4 4. Oct. 18 at Rockford L 2-3 1-3-0-0 Sparks Delia 31-33 1-5/5-5 5. Oct. 19 vs. Rockford OTL 2-3 1-3-1-0 Sparks Tomkins 33-39 1-3/3-3 6. Oct. 20 vs. Milwaukee W (SO) 3-2 2-3-1-0 Ferguson Grosenick 36-37 0-2/1-1 7. Oct. 23 vs. Texas W 3-2 3-3-1-0 Sparks Bow 24-41 0-3/1-1 8. Oct. 26 vs. Manitoba W 4-0 4-3-1-0 Dansk Carlson 19-25 1-4/4-4 9. Oct. 29 at Tucson W 2-1 5-3-1-0 Dansk Prosvetov 28-30 1-5/5-6 10. Oct. 30 at Tucson W 3-0 6-3-1-0 Sparks Kallgren 30-32 1-4/2-2 11. Nov. 2 at Milwaukee L 2-5 6-4-1-0 Dansk (L)/Ferguson Ingram 36-24 1-7/0-2 12. Nov. 3 at Rockford L 4-7 6-5-1-0 Dansk Delia 25-23 1-4/5-7 13. Nov. 7 at Iowa W 3-0 7-5-1-0 Sparks Kahkonen 15-35 1-3/5-5 14. Nov. 9 vs. Manitoba L 0-3 7-6-1-0 Dansk Berdin 26-21 0-4/3-3 15. Nov. 10 vs. Rockford L 1-4 7-7-1-0 Sparks Tomkins 19-38 1-4/3-3 16. Nov. 13 at Milwaukee L 3-6 7-8-1-0 Sparks (L)/Dansk Ingram 23-33 2-6/1-6 17. Nov. 16 vs. Iowa L 0-3 7-9-1-0 Sparks Kahkonen 22-32 0-3/4-4 18. Nov. 17 at Iowa W 4-3 8-9-1-0 Dansk Robson 23-34 1-4/2-2 19. Nov. 19 vs. San Antonio L 3-5 8-10-1-0 Sparks Wilcox 19-40 2-4/2-3 20. Nov. 21 at Cleveland L 3-5 8-11-1-0 Dansk Kivlenieks 27-39 0-2/2-2 21. Nov. 22 at Cleveland L 0-3 8-12-1-0 Sparks Vehvilainen 16-25 0-6/4-5 22. Nov. 27 vs. Grand Rapids W 5-2 9-12-1-0 Dansk Pickard 22-29 1-2/2-2 23. Nov. 29 at Rockford L 2-4 9-13-1-0 Dansk Tomkins 33-26 1-4/4-4 24. Nov. 30 vs. Manitoba OTL 2-3 9-13-2-0 Sparks Berdin 28-20 2-7/1-1 25. Dec. 4 at Grand Rapids W 5-2 10-13-2-0 Dansk Pickard 26-30 1-4/3-4 26. Dec. 6 at Manitoba L 1-3 10-14-2-0 Sparks Berdin 27-23 0-3/3-4 27. Dec. 7 at Manitoba W 4-2 11-14-2-0 Dansk Outhouse 36-27 1-5/1-1 28. Dec. 13 at Milwaukee L 1-4 11-15-2-0 Sparks Grosenick 26-32 0-6/3-3 29. Dec. 14 vs. Milwaukee W (OT) 3-2 12-15-2-0 Dansk Ingram 29-23 1-2/1-1 30. Dec. 17 vs. San Antonio W 4-1 13-15-2-0 Dansk Wilcox 26-24 1-4/2-3 31. Dec. 21 vs. Texas W 2-1 14-15-2-0 Dansk Oettinger 27-42 0-1/1-2 32. Dec. 22 vs. Texas L 0-3 14-16-2-0 Sparks Oettinger 32-19 0-3/5-6 33. Dec. 28 at Iowa W 4-3 15-16-2-0 Dansk Kahkonen 23-28 1-3/1-1 34. Dec. 29 vs. Milwaukee SOL 2-3 15-16-2-1 Sparks Grosenick 28-24 1-6/3-4 35. Dec. 31 at Grand Rapids W 2-0 16-16-2-1 Dansk Nagle 24-20 0-3/2-2 36. Jan. 2 vs. Texas OTL 1-2 16-16-3-1 Dansk Bow 26-22 0-2/3-3 37. Jan. 4 vs. Iowa L 1-5 16-17-3-1 Sparks Robson 33-21 0-6/0-2 38. Jan. 5 at Rockford W 3-2 17-17-3-1 Dansk Delia 30-33 1-5/4-4 39. Jan. 10 at San Antonio W 5-2 18-17-3-1 Dansk Husso (L)/Wilcox 27-35 3-4/4-5 40. Jan. 11 at San Antonio W 4-2 19-17-3-1 Sparks Wilcox 24-35 0-5/3-3 41. Jan. 15 at Milwaukee SOL 2-3 19-17-3-2 Dansk Ingram 32-27 1-2/3-3 42. Jan. 18 vs. Milwaukee W 4-1 20-17-3-2 Dansk Grosenick 28-23 0-3/5-5 43. Jan. 19 vs. Rockford L 0-2 20-18-3-2 Sparks Delia 34-18 0-4/3-3 44. Jan. 24 at Texas W 2-1 21-18-3-2 Dansk Oettinger 23-20 0-3/3-3 45. Jan. 25 at Texas L 3-5 21-19-3-2 Sparks Bow 37-19 2-2/2-3 46. Jan. 31 vs. Milwaukee L 3-7 21-20-3-2 Sparks Grosenick 32-32 1-3/0-3 47. Feb. 1 vs. Manitoba W 5-2 22-20-3-2 Dansk Berdin 25-32 1-3/4-4 48. Feb. 6 at Manitoba L 2-3 22-21-3-2 Dansk Comrie 27-31 1-1/3-4 49. Feb. 7 at Manitoba W 2-0 23-21-3-2 Dansk Berdin 24-25 1-3/4-4 50. Feb. 13 vs. Milwaukee W 5-2 24-21-3-2 Dansk Ingram 30-17 0-3/2-2 51. Feb. 15 vs. Grand Rapids L 2-5 24-22-3-2 Dansk Nagle 19-28 0-2/4-5 52. Feb. 16 vs. Cleveland W (OT) 3-2 25-22-3-2 Sparks Vehvilainen 37-31 0-3/1-1 53. Feb. 20 vs. Grand Rapids L 2-3 25-23-3-2 Dansk Nagle 30-25 0-5/4-4 54. Feb. 21 at Milwaukee L 1-4 25-24-3-2 Dansk Ingram 28-25 0-2/2-3 55. Feb. 23 vs. Rockford W 5-1 26-24-3-2 Sparks Delia 22-31 2-3/3-3 56. Feb. 25 at Iowa L 2-5 26-25-3-2 Dansk Kahkonen 23-36 1-3/2-5 57. Feb. 29 at Manitoba OTL 2-3 26-25-4-2 Dansk Berdin 22-37 0-3/4-4 58. March 1 at Manitoba OTL 3-4 26-25-5-2 Sparks Comrie 19-30 0-4/2-3 59. March 5 vs. Tucson L 2-4 26-26-5-2 Dansk Hill 25-30 2-6/3-3 60. March 7 vs. Tucson SOL 2-3 26-26-5-3 Dansk Hill 15-32 0-1/4-5 61. March 8 vs. Rockford W (OT) 3-2 27-26-5-3 Sparks Tomkins 25-40 2-2/4-4