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Ame 20 2020-21 Schedule At PROUD AHL AFFILIATE 20 GAME 2020-21 SCHEDULE AT FEBRUARY DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT 21 Toronto Marlies L, 7-1 23 Toronto Marlies L, 5-1 24 Toronto Marlies W, 4-2 26 Toronto Marlies W, 8-1 STOCKTON HEAT at LAVAL ROCKET Friday, April 2, 2021 // 5:00 p.m. MT MARCH AHL Game No. 441 // Bell Centre // Montreal, Quebec DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT 3 @Belleville Senators W, 4-1 TONIGHT’S MATCHUP 5 @Toronto Marlies W, 5-1 HEAT ROCKET 6 @Toronto Marlies W, 4-3 9-9-1-0 (.500; 3rd Canadian) RECORD 15-4-1-1 (.762; 1st Canadian) 8 @Manitoba Moose W, 6-5 (OT) 0-3-1-0 HEAD-TO-HEAD 4-0-0-0 10 @Manitoba Moose W, 3-2 (OT) 16-for-65 (24.6%; 4th AHL) POWER PLAY 13-for-64 (20.3%; 8th AHL) 11 @Manitoba Moose W, 2-1 54-for-70 (77.1%; 25th AHL) PENALTY KILL 65-for-79 (82.3%; 13th AHL) 13 @Manitoba Moose L, 4-2 Ruzicka (17) POINT LEADER Blandisi (18) 18 Laval Rocket OTL, 4-3 Ruzicka/Philp (8) GOAL LEADER Blandisi (9) Sparks (2.48) GAA LEADER Primeau (2.23) 20 Laval Rocket L, 4-3 Sparks (.920) SVP LEADER McNiven (.910) 21 Laval Rocket L, 4-1 Sparks (4) WIN LEADER Primeau (10) 23 Laval Rocket L, 4-2 26 @Belleville Senators L, 2-1 PHILP FILLING THE NET 27 @Belleville Senators W, 7-1 Luke Philp continued his torrid stretch of late with the game’s first goal in Stockton’s 29 @Toronto Marlies L, 4-3 last outing Monday in Toronto. With the score, the second-year forward extended his 31 @Toronto Marlies L, 5-2 scoring run to points in eight of the last 10 games with six goals and three assists in that span. With his recent run, Philp has climbed to second on the Heat in scoring for the season and tied at the top of the team with eight goals. Philp paced the Heat with APRIL five points in four games against the Rocket. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT 2 @Laval Rocket 5:00 p.m. POWER OUTAGE 4 @Laval Rocket 5:00 p.m. The Heat have needed strong play on special teams for success this season, with six 6 @Laval Rocket 5:00 p.m. of the team’s nine wins coming when Stockton outscores its opponent on the power 14 Belleville Senators 5:00 p.m. play. In the two-game set at Toronto, the Heat saw only nine seconds on the man- 15 Belleville Senators 5:00 p.m. advantage as the Marlies were charged with just one penalty in each game – a fighting major in the former and a hooking in the latter that nullified a Toronto power play. 17 Belleville Senators 2:00 p.m. 22 @Manitoba Moose 5:00 p.m. CLOSE BUT NO CIGAR 24 @Manitoba Moose 12:00 p.m. Despite the crooked series tally between the Heat and Rocket, Stockton made a 26 @Manitoba Moose 12:00 p.m. habit of coming up just short against the top team in the Canadian Division. In four 27 @Manitoba Moose 5:00 p.m. games against Laval, two were settled by one goal, one of which came in overtime, 29 @Manitoba Moose 3:00 p.m. and a third was tied through two periods of play. The Heat will look to get over the hump Friday in Montreal. MACK ATTACK DATES AND TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE Connor Mackey has shown out on the offensive end in recent games, the rookie HOME GAMES IN BOLD rearguard finding his way onto the score sheet in four straight and five of the last ALL TIMES MST six games. Mackey, who was credited with an assist in Stockton’s regular season finale against Toronto, leads AHL defensemen with 12 points and nine assists on the season. His plus-7 rating is fourth-best among that group. TO AND FRO Byron Froese enjoyed a strong series against his former club last time he laced up against the Rocket, the captain potting a pair of goals against Laval in Calgary. MEDIA INQUIRIES: BRANDON WEISS, [email protected] STOCKTON HEAT HOCKEY CLUB 2020-21 GAME BY GAME Gm. Date Opponent Result Record GF-GA Heat Scorers GWG PP PK SF-SA W/L Goalies Att. 1 2/21/21 Toronto L 0-1-0-0 1-7 39 TOR18 1-2 0-2 32-30 D’Agostini/Wolf 0 2 2/23/21 Toronto L 0-2-0-0 1-5 20 TOR28 0-2 2-2 31-25 D’Agostini/Sparks 0 3 2/24/21 Toronto W 1-2-0-0 4-2 8,29,6,29 STK6 2-4 6-6 28-38 Wolf/D’Agostini 0 4 2/26/21 Toronto W 2-2-0-0 8-1 46,16,29,39,29,16,24,11 STK16 3-5 2-2 29-27 Wolf/D’Agostini 0 5 3/3/21 @Belleville W 3-2-0-0 4-1 47,47,23,29 STK47 1-2 3-3 30-39 Sparks/Gustavsson 0 6 3/5/21 @Toronto W 4-2-0-0 5-1 29,24,25,29,2 STK24 2-5 5-5 31-28 Sparks/D’Agostini 0 7 3/6/21 @Toronto W 5-2-0-0 4-3 47,46,8,6 STK6 0-3 3-3 22-32 Sparks/D’Agostini 0 8 3/8/21 @Manitoba W (OT) 6-2-0-0 6-5 24,46,24,16,11,21 STK21 3-6 1-3 31-39 Zagidulin/Berdin 0 9 3/10/21 @Manitoba W (OT) 7-2-0-0 3-2 46,11,11 STK11 0-4 1-2 30-31 Zagidulin/Berdin 0 10 3/11/21 @Manitoba W 8-2-0-0 2-1 39,24 STK24 1-3 5-5 20-25 Sparks/Berdin 0 11 3/13/21 @Manitoba L 8-3-0-0 2-4 42,11 MB17 0-3 3-4 21-40 Comrie/Zagidulin 0 12 3/18/21 Laval OTL 8-3-1-0 3-4 45,39,11 LAV41 0-4 3-5 28-30 Primeau/Domingue 0 13 3/20/21 Laval L 8-4-1-0 3-4 18,26,39 LAV26 1-5 4-5 25-21 McNiven/Domingue 0 14 3/21/21 Laval L 8-5-1-0 1-4 26 LAV14 0-5 3-3 21-33 Primeau/Sparks 0 15 3/23/21 Laval L 8-6-1-0 2-4 18,23 LAV24 2-6 4-6 26-34 Primeau/Domingue 0 16 3/26/21 @Belleville L 8-7-1-0 1-2 39 BEL11 0-4 2-4 31-34 Hogberg/Sparks 0 17 3/27/21 @Belleville W 9-7-1-0 7-1 5,22,21,2,3,39,18 STK22 0-2 2-2 40-35 Zagidulin/Mandolese 0 18 3/29/21 @Toronto L 9-8-1-0 3-4 29,44,2 TOR14 0-0 3-4 24-26 Woll/Zagidulin 0 19 3/31/21 @Toronto L 9-9-1-0 2-5 39,46 TOR89 0-1 2-4 24-31 Woll/Sparks 0 20 4/2/21 @Laval 21 4/4/21 @Laval 22 4/6/21 @Laval 23 4/14/21 Belleville 24 4/15/21 Belleville 25 4/17/21 Belleville 26 4/22/21 @Manitoba 27 4/24/21 @Manitoba 28 4/26/21 @Manitoba 29 4/27/21 @Manitoba 30 4/29/21 @Manitoba STOCKTONHEAT.COM PROUD AHL AFFILIATE HEAT ROSTER No. Name Ht Wt Pos. S/C Born Contract Draft Hometown 2 Connor Mackey 6-2 190 D L 9-12-96 NHL Undrafted Tower Lakes, Illinois, USA 3 Greg Moro 6-4 207 D R 10-1-95 AHL Undrafted Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 5 Colton Poolman 6-0 201 D L 12-18-95 NHL Undrafted East Grand Forks, Minnesota, USA 7 Noah King 6-4 214 D L 7-2-99 AHL Undrafted Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 8 Zac Leslie 6-0 185 D L 1-31-94 AHL LAK-2013-6-178 Ottawa, Ontario, Canada 11 Matthew Phillips 5-7 155 RW R 4-6-98 NHL CGY-2016-6-166 Calgary, Alberta, Canada 12 Kris Bennett 5-11 190 C L 1-6-96 ATO Undrafted Brampton, Ontario, Canada 14 C.J. Lerby 5-11 181 D L 7-7-97 NHL Undrafted Malmö, Sweden 16 Mark Simpson 6-5 207 C L 4-24-95 AHL Undrafted Rothesay, New Brunswick, Canada 17 Dmitry Zavgorodniy 5-9 178 RW R 8-11-00 NHL CGY-2018-7-198 Omsk, Russia 18 Byron Froese 6-1 205 C R 3-12-91 NHL CHI-2009-4-119 Winkler, Manitoba, Canada 20 Alex Gallant 6-0 185 LW L 12-8-92 AHL Undrafted Summerside, Prince Edward Island, Canada 21 Glenn Gawdin 6-1 190 C R 3-25-97 NHL STL-2015-4-116 Richmond, British Columbia, Canada 22 Giorgio Estephan 6-0 196 RW R 2-3-97 AHL BUF-2015-6-152 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 23 Justin Kirkland 6-3 200 LW L 8-2-96 NHL NSH-2014-3-62 Camrose, Alberta, Canada 24 Martin Pospisil 6-2 180 LW L 11-19-99 NHL CGY-2018-4-105 Zvolen, Slovakia 25 Eetu Tuulola 6-3 220 RW R 3-17-98 NHL CGY-2016-6-156 Hämeenlinna, Sweden 29 Adam Ruzicka 6-4 220 C L 5-11-99 NHL CGY-2017-4-109 Bratislava, Slovakia 31 Andrew Shortridge 6-3 185 G L 4-26-95 AHL Undrafted Anchorage, Alaska, USA 33 Hayden Lavigne 6-3 220 G L 4-7-96 PTO Undrafted Brampton, Ontario, Canada 37 Yan Kuznetsov 6-4 215 D L 3-9-02 NHL CGY-2020-2-50 Murmansk, Russia 39 Luke Philp 5-10 180 C R 11-6-95 NHL Undrafted Canmore, Alberta, Canada 40 Garret Sparks 6-3 201 G L 6-28-93 AHL TOR-2011-7-190 Elmhurst, Illinois.
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