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Iowa Wild Game Notes IOWA WILD GAME NOTES IOWA WILD (3-7-2-0; 8 pts.) at ROCKFORD ICEHOGS (5-8-1-0; 11 pts.) MARCH 21, 2021 ---BMO HARRIS BANK CENTER, 6:00 PM --- AHL GAME #158 398-300 Elm St. Rockford, IL 61101 Referees: Reid Anderson (#49) and Shaun Davis (#31) Linesmen: Jameson Gronert (#95) and Cam Dykstra (#63) IOWA WILD (MINNESOTA WILD) ROCKFORD ICEHOGS (CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS) Standing: 6th, Central Division Standing: 5th, Central Division Power Play: 26th (12.0%) Power Play: 17th (15.7%) Penalty Kill: 28th (73.6%) Penalty Kill: 25th (76.8%) Tom Kurvers General Manager Mark Bernard General Manager Tim Army Head Coach Nick Anderson Assistant General Manager Alex Tanguay Assistant Coach Derek King Head Coach Richard Bachman Goaltending Coach Anders Sorensen Assistant Coach Keith Paulsen Video Coach Peter Aubry Goaltending Coach Masayasu Takaiwa, ATC Head Athletic Trainer Adam Gill Video Coach Richard Krouse Head Equipment Manager D.J. Jones MS, ATC Athletic Trainer John Odgers Strength and Conditioning Coach John Walter Assistant Athletic Trainer Cole Harding, AT Assistant Athletic Trainer Russ Holden Equipment Manager Justin Sturtz Assistant Equipment Manager Juan Gonzalez Strength Coach IOWA WILD GAME NOTES IOWA WILD (3-7-2-0; 8 pts.) at ROCKFORD ICEHOGS (5-8-1-0; 11 pts.) MARCH 21, 2021 ---BMO HARRIS BANK CENTER, 6:00 PM --- AHL GAME #158 398-300 Elm St. Rockford, IL 61101 Referees: Reid Anderson (#49) and Shaun Davis (#31) Linesmen: Jameson Gronert (#95) and Cam Dykstra (#63) The Wild were beaten twice at home last weekend by the Chicago Wolves, who outscored Iowa 10-2 in the two contests. PREVIOUSLY The IceHogs return home from two games in Grand Rapids last weekend, where they swept the Griffins with two over- ON THE POND time wins at Van Andel Arena. Iowa and Rockford clashed back on Mar. 6 and Mar. 7 at BMO Harris Bank Center, with the IceHogs winning both games, 3-2 and 4-3 (OT). • Forward Gerry Mayhew scored his first AHL goal of the season on Mar. 14 after being reassigned from MN Taxi Squad. FORWARD • Mayhew’s Mar. 14 goal was his 89th career AHL goal, all the Iowa, and stands as the most in franchise history. FACTS • Forward Connor Dewar was recalled to Mar. 16 to the MN Taxi Squad, marking the first NHL recall of his career. • Forward Gabriel Dumont leads all Wild skaters in scoring against the IceHogs this season (2G-1A-3PTS). • Forward Dylan McLaughlin tallied both game-winning goals in OT last weekend in Grand Rapids. WINDS OF • Goaltender Matt Tomkins made a career-high 46 saves in Rockford’s Mar. 16 win over Grand Rapids. CHANGE • The IceHogs’ penalty kill went a perfect 9-9 in their last two games. • Forward Andrei Altybarmakian leads all Rockford players in scoring against Iowa this season (2G-1A-3PTS). IOWA LEADING SCORERS (20-21) ROCKFORD LEADING SCORERS (20-21) Player G A P PIM +/- Player G A P PIM +/- Gabriel Dumont 6 6 12 19 0 Cody Franson 2 7 9 4 2 Connor Dewar 5 3 8 6 -4 Dylan McLaughlin 2 5 7 2 -4 Calen Addison 2 6 8 11 1 Andrei Altybarmakian 3 3 6 19 0 Damien Giroux 3 3 6 4 -5 Evan Barratt 2 4 6 8 -3 Mason Shaw 2 4 6 18 2 Wyatt Kalynuk 1 5 6 0 -2 IOWA UPCOMING GAMES ROCKFORD UPCOMING GAMES Opponent Date Time (CT) Broadcast Opponent Date Time (CT) Broadcast at Rockford 3/22 6:00 p.m. KXNO/iheartradio Iowa 3/22 6:00 p.m. AHLTV Grand Rapids 3/26 7:00 p.m. KXNO/iheartradio at Chicago 3/27 7:00 p.m. AHLTV Grand Rapids 3/27 6:00 p.m. KXNO/iheartradio Chicago 3/28 4:00 p.m. AHLTV at Texas 3/30 7:00 p.m. KXNO/iheartradio at Chicago 4/3 7:00 p.m. AHLTV at Texas 3/31 7:00 p.m. KXNO/iheartradio Chicago 4/7 6:00 p.m. AHLTV MINNESOTA WILD MINNESOTA WILD Previous Game Next Game 3/20/21 at Colorado (6-0 L) 3/22 vs. Anaheim Ducks 6:30 p.m. CT / FSN / KFAN 100.3 FM.
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