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• CHICAGO AT SAN ANTONIO
• MARCH 23, 2019
• 7 p.m.
• AHLTV

2018-19

ADDITION BY SUBTRACTION?

It defies logic, but it’s the truth: The Chicago Wolves keep losing important players, but they keep winning important games. The latest example came Friday night as the Wolves knocked off the Texas Stars 4-1 despite playing without three of their top five scorers this season -- and losing their No. 6 scorer during the third period.

TALE OF THE TAPE

REGULAR-SEASON SERIES

4-2-0-0 San Antonio | 2-3-0-1 Chicago

On the morning of Feb. 17, the Wolves woke up in third place in the Central Division. They owned 60 points, which was seven behind the front-running Grand Rapids Griffins and two behind the Iowa Wild. Since that time, the Wolves have lost defenseman Erik Brannstrom (trade), No. 1 AHL scorer Daniel

Carr (injury), No. 4 AHL scorer Brooks Macek (injury), physical forward Stefan Matteau (injury) and

AHL plus-minus leader Gage Quinney (potential injury during Friday’s game).

27-31-6-1
38-19-5-3

LEADING SCORERS IN SERIES

Nevertheless, the Wolves have produced an 11-2-0-2 record (.800) since Feb. 17 to vault past the Griffins and the Wild into first place in the Central Division. Chicago takes the ice tonight with a 4-point lead over Grand Rapids and Iowa. Moreover, the Wolves’ magic number for a Calder Cup playoff berth has dropped to 9.

• SAN ANTONIO
• CHICAGO

Skater

Reinke x MacEachern 3 Nolan Kyrou

G

3

A

2001

• Pts Skater
• G

0322

A

6111

Pts

• 6
• 5

333
Tynan McKenzie Kolesar Quinney
433
32

IT’S THE DEFENSE, STUPID

Over the Wolves’ last 15 games, the team has allowed more than two goals just twice. Not coincidentally, those are the teams’ only regulation losses during this streak (4-2 on March 2 at Texas and 3-2 on March 15 vs. Cleveland).

SERIES GAME-BY-GAME

Date Location

Oct. 28 AT&T Center

Result SF-SA PP PK

L, 2-3 27-20 1-4 4-7 L, 3-5 22-15 1-3 3-3 L, 0-3 31-22 0-3 3-3 W, 3-1 23-23 1-6 4-5 SOL, 1-2 17-17 0-6 3-4 W, 6-2 26-33 1-2 2-2 7 p.m.

Goaltenders Max Lagace and Oscar Dansk have taken turns handling the crease during this fiveweek stretch. Because Lagace has spent most of the last week with the NHL’s Vegas Golden Knights, Dansk has been in charge for the last three games and allowed just four goals. Since Feb. 17, Dansk owns a 5-1-1 record with a 1.70 goals-against average and a .940 save percentage. Not to be outdone, Lagace has contributed a 6-1-1 record with a 1.23 GAA and a .955 save percentage.

Dec. 1 Jan. 4 Jan. 5
Allstate Arena Allstate Arena Allstate Arena
March 5 AT&T Center March 16 Allstate Arena March 23 AT&T Center March 26 AT&T Center

COGHLAN’S POWERFUL PL A Y

Rookie defenseman Dylan Coghlan opened the scoring Friday night by blistering a slapshot from the right point past Texas goaltender Landon Bow. That continued Coghlan’s steady rise among the AHL’s most potent power-play threats. The 21-year-old owns nine power-play goals this season -- one of 18 players with at least nine PPGs.

7 p.m.

THROWING IT BACK TO 1996

Almost exactly 23 years ago today (March 24, 1996, to be precise), Rob Brown delivered the greatest single-game scoring effort in Wolves history. As part of the Wolves’ 10-3 home win over the Kansas City Blades, Brown scored two goals and handed out a franchise-record six assists to become the only Wolves player to score eight points in a game. What else was happening in the world? Let’s find out!

• Eleven candidates announced their intention to run for the Republican Party’s nomination for the presidential election, but Kansas Sen. Bob Dole had clinched the nomination before March was over.
• Also on March 24, the Chicago Bulls somehow dropped a 109-108 decision to the 18-win Toronto Raptors. The Bulls’ record fell to 60-8.

Of those 18 players, only three are rookies (Coghlan, Texas’ Joel L’Esperance and Syracuse’s Alex Barre-Boulet) and only three are defensemen (Coghlan, Rochester’s Zach Redmond and Wilkes-Barre/ Scranton’s Ethan Prow).

THE ROAD TRIP SO FAR

• FRIDAY, MARCH 22
• CHICAGO 4, (at) TEXAS 1

• The Wolves shrugged off an early 1-1 knot to produce a three-goal victory and finish the regularseason series with a 6-2-0-0 record against Texas.

• Defenseman Dylan Coghlan and forwards Ryan Wagner, Keegan Kolesar and Tomas Hyka scored goals while T.J. Tynan and Curtis McKenzie handed out two assists apiece.

• Goaltender Oscar Dansk posted 23 saves.

• March 23 marked the first day in 16 weeks that “One Sweet Day” by Mariah Carey and Boys II Men did not own the Billboard’s No. 1 spot. Celine Dion knocked them off with “Because You Loved Me.”

• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20
• (at) ROCKFORD 2, CHICAGO 1 (SO)

• The WOlves overcame a second-period deficit but were unable to capitalize during the threeround shootout to overtake the IceHogs.
• Forward Gage Quinney scored his third short-handed goal of the season for Chicago to knot the game in the second period..
• Goaltender Oscar Dansk recorded 28 saves.

ALL-TIME RECORD BREAKDOWN

• Seasons
• Home
• Road
• Overall

• 2009-2018
• 11-12-2-2
• 10-11-3-1
• 21-23-5-3

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HOME-ROAD CONTRASTS

BY THE NUMBERS

Regular Season

Goals For

Home

3.27

Away

3.34

Difference

0.07

The Wolves’ prowess during even-strength play shows up in the league’s plus/minus ratings as Chicago owns the top three spots. Center Gage Quinney leads the league with his

+37 while his former linemate Daniel Carr and rookie defenseman Zach Whitecloud share

• Goals Against
• 2.69
• 2.53
• 0.16

3

second at +35. Rookie defenseman Nic Hague sits in a three-way tie for fourth place with a +28.

RECORD BY DIVISION

Record

31-17-4-3
2-1-1-0

Win %

.627 .625 .833

Heading into tonight’s matchup, the Wolves need just 9 points in 11 remaining games to clinch the franchise’s 20th playoff berth in 25 years. Only Bakersfield (5) has a lower num-

9 _{ber in the Western Conference. The magic number is reduced each time the Wolves earn}

points, as well as each time teams outside the playoff picture fail to earn points.

Central North

• Pacific
• 5-1-0-0

RECORD BY MONTH

The Wolves have held firm on their last 15 penalty kills -- a stretch that has lasted nearly five full games. Chicago hasn’t given up a power-play goal since Milwaukee’s Adam

Record

6-2-0-1 4-5-2-0 10-3-1-0 4-4-2-0 8-3-0-0 6-2-0-2 0-0-0-0

Win %

.722 .455 .750 .500 .727 .700 .000

15

Helewka struck 2:16 into the March 10 game at Allstate Arena. The penalty-kill unit’s re-

October November December January February March

cent excellence has pushed the Wolves into eighth place -- a leap of four spots since Friday morning -- among the AHL’s 31 teams. San Antonio’s power play has increased markedly as the season has gone along and sits ninth in the league at 19.8 percent.

Left wing Curtis McKenzie has been one of the most productive and most consistent Wolves since the All-Star Break. In the team’s last 19 games, McKenzie has stacked up

21 _{nine goals and 12 assists as the Wolves have fashioned a 13-4-0-2 record. He added two}

assists in Friday’s win at Texas. When the Wolves and Rampage met last Saturday, he rang up two goals and one assist to earn his third three-point performance of the season. Overall, he has looked remarkably similar to the standout who captained the Texas Stars to the Calder Cup Final last season and led all goal-scorers during postseason play.

April

IN OVERTIME (8-5)

• Goaltender
• Saves-Shots
• SV%

.778 .700
Oscar Dansk (4-2) Max Lagace (4-3)
7-9 7-10

IN THE SHOOTOUT (0-3)

The Wolves are outscoring their opponents by 45 goals this season (215-170), which trails only Syracuse and Bakersfield for the best goal differential in the AHL. Most of that advantage has been piled up during the first period, when Chicago has out-

• Shooter
• Goals-Chances
• SH%

.333

45

• T.J. Tynan
• 1-3

0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-2
Erik Brännström Daniel Carr
.000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000

scored its foes 73-44. Nobody in the AHL is close to that +29 margin.

Reid Duke

With high-scoring right wing Brooks Macek forced to sit out Friday night’s game due to an injury -- his first absence from the lineup this season -- top line left wing

65 _{Curtis McKenzie becomes the only Wolves player who has suited up for all 65}

games this season. McKenzie never has appeared in all 76 AHL games during his career, but he played 75 games in 2013-14 during his rookie season with the Texas Stars.

Tomas Hyka Brooks Macek Stefan Matteau Brandon Pirri Gage Quinney

Goaltender

Oscar Dansk (0-2) Max Lagace (0-1)

• Saves-Shots
• SV%

.700 .333

If you’ve suited up for the Wolves, chances are better than 50/50 that you’ve also played in the National Hockey League. When 19-year-old defenseman

7-10 1-3

357 _{Erik Brannstrom made his NHL debut March 14 for the Ottawa Senators, he}

became the 357th player (out of 621 Wolves all-time) who have competed for the Wolves and in the NHL. That 57.5 percent overall success rate is even higher among goaltenders. Of the 55 players who’ve tended the net for the Wolves over the years -- starting with original goaltenders Ray

LeBlanc and Wendell Young and continuing through current Wolves Max Lagace and Oscar Dansk

-- 38 boast NHL experience (69.1 percent).

RECORD BREAKDOWN

• When the Wolves...
• Record

27-2-1-1
32-0-0-2 17-11-3-1 28-10-3-1 24-10-3-1 13-11-2-2
3-1-1-1 score four or more goals allow two or fewer goals outshoot their opponent score first score a power-play goal allow a power-play goal score a short-handed goal allow a short-handed goal lead after one period trail after one period lead after two periods trail after two periods are in a one-goal game play at home

UPCOMING GAMES

• Date
• Opponent
• Venue
• Time

7 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m.

1-2-1-0

Tuesday, March 26 Friday, March 29 Saturday, March 30 Sunday, March 31 Friday, April 5 at San Antonio^ at Grand Rapids^ vs. Milwaukee** at Rockford** at Milwaukee*
AT&T Center

25-6-2-1 6-6-1-0 30-1-0-0 4-18-3-0 12-7-5-3 19-9-4-1 19-10-1-2

Van Andel Arena Allstate Arena BMO Harris Bank Center Panther Arena

• All times Central
• ^AHLTV only
• *The U Too
• **CW50

play on the road

All games stream live on AHLTV (TheAHL.com/AHLTV)

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• 2018-19

INDIVIDUAL

GAME-HIGHS

REGULAR-SEASON HIGHS AND LOWS

Most Goals Scored in a Game Most Goals Allowed in a Game
77

• at Rockford
• Nov. 23

• Dec. 2
• vs. Texas

vs. Milwaukee

Points 1. Brooks Macek

2. T.J. Tynan
5 at MIL, Nov. 7
4 vs. SA, March 16
4 at MIL, Dec. 26 4 at MIL, Dec. 26
4 at IA, Dec. 5
Nov. 11

• Most Goals Scored in a Period
• 4
• 2nd period vs. San Antonio

3rd period at Milwaukee 1st period at Tucson 2nd period at Rockford 2nd period vs. Cleveland 1st period vs. San Antonio 2nd period vs. Texas 2nd period vs. San Antonio 3rd period vs. Milwaukee 2nd period vs. Rockford 2nd period at Manitoba vs. Rockford
March 16 March 8 Jan. 11
Daniel Carr Brooks Macek Brandon Pirri Daniel Carr
Nov. 23 March 15 Jan. 4
4 at MIL, Nov. 7
4 vs. CLE, Oct. 24

• Most Goals Allowed in a Period
• 3

Brooks Macek
Dec. 2 Dec. 1

Goals 1. Daniel Carr

2. Tomas Hyka Brandon Pirri Gage Quinney Brooks Macek
6. Curtis McKenzie Curtis McKenzie Gage Quinney Curtis McKenzie Daniel Carr
4 at MIL, Nov. 7 3 at TUC, Jan. 11 3 at RFD, Dec. 8
3 vs. CLE, Oct. 24
3 vs. GR, Oct. 13
2 vs. SA, March 16 2 at MIL, March 8
2 vs. GR, Jan. 16
2 at RFD, Dec. 28 2 at MIL, Dec. 26 2 vs. TEX, Dec. 18 2 vs. TUC, Dec. 16
2 at IA, Dec. 7
Nov. 11 Nov. 10 Nov. 2

• Most Shots On Goal in a Game
• 43
• Dec. 29

Nov. 18 Jan. 26 Dec. 29 Nov. 7 Feb. 17 Dec. 1 vs. Manitoba
Most Shots On Goal Allowed in a Game Most Shots On Goal in a Period Most Shots On Goal Allowed in a Period Fewest Shots On Goal in a Game Fewest Shots On Goal Allowed in a Game Fewest Shots On Goal in a Period Fewest Shots On Goal Allowed in a Period
43 26 20 13 15 1at Cleveland 1st period vs. Rockford 3rd period at Milwaukee vs. Iowa vs. San Antonio
Zach Whitecloud Brandon Pirri Tyler Wong
1st period vs. Rockford 3rd period vs. Milwaukee 3rd period at San Antonio at Iowa
Feb. 26 March 10 Oct. 28 Dec. 5
2

• Most PPG in a Game
• 3

31

• Nic Hague
• 2 at IA, Dec. 5

vs. Texas vs. Iowa
Dec. 2
Brandon Pirri

Brooks Macek Brooks Macek Brooks Macek Brooks Macek Gage Quinney Reid Duke
2 vs. IA, Nov. 17
2 vs. RFD, Nov. 10
2 at MB, Nov. 3
2 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 2 vs. MIL, Oct. 21
2 at COL, Oct. 6 2 at COL, Oct. 6 2 at COL, Oct. 5
Nov. 17 Oct. 28 Oct. 21 Oct. 14 March 20 March 16 Feb. 21 Jan. 24 Nov. 24 Oct. 28 Feb. 2
Most PPG Allowed in a Game Most SHG in a Game at San Antonio vs. Milwaukee vs. Milwaukee at Rockford (Quinney) vs. San Antonio (McKenzie) vs. Texas (Quinney) at Cleveland (Matteau) vs. Grand Rapids (Reinhart) at San Antonio (Quinney) vs. Manitoba (Lipon) vs. Iowa (Read)
Erik Brännström

Assists 1. Brooks Macek

2. T.J. Tynan
5 at MIL, Nov. 7
4 vs. SA, March 16
4 at IA, Dec. 5
Most SHG Against in a Game Longest Winning Streak
1
Jan. 2 Nov. 28 Nov. 24
Brandon Pirri at Grand Rapids (Elson) vs. Grand Rapids (Elson) Feb. 17-March 1
4. Curtis McKenzie Brooks Macek Brandon Pirri
3 vs. SA, March 16
3 at MIL, Dec. 26 3 vs. RFD, Nov. 10
3 vs. GR, Oct. 13
6
Dec. 5-18
Daniel Carr
Longest Home Winning Streak

Longest Road Winning Streak Longest Winless Streak Longest Home Winless Streak Longest Road Winless Streak
86542
Feb. 2-March 10 Dec. 5-28

PIM +/-

1. Brandon Pirri 2. Stefan Matteau 3. Alex Gallant
19 vs. SA, Jan. 5
17 at TEX, March 1
15 at SA, Oct. 28
Nov. 24-Dec. 2 Nov. 24-Dec. 2 March 2-5 Feb. 13-Feb. 15
1. Zach Whitecloud Nic Hague Zac Leslie
4. Daniel Carr Brooks Macek T.J. Tynan Zach Whitecloud Nic Hague
+5 at RFD, Nov. 23
+5 at COL, Oct. 6 +5 at COL, Oct. 6
+4 at MIL, Dec. 26 +4 at MIL, Dec. 26 +4 vs. TUC, Dec. 16 +4 vs. TUC, Dec. 16 +4 at RFD, Nov. 23 +4 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 +4 vs. CLE, Oct. 24
Jan. 26-Feb. 1 Oct. 28-Nov. 2

• Most PIM in a Game
• 29
• vs. San Antonio
• Jan. 5

Oct. 28 Jan. 5 Oct. 24 Dec. 5 Jan. 11 Oct. 14 Nov. 11 Dec. 18 Nov. 23 Nov. 11 March 10 Jan. 11 Dec. 8 at San Antonio

• Most Combined PIM in a Game
• 70

0:34 0:47 0:08 0:23 0:12
5vs. San Antonio
Quickest Wolves Goal from Start of Game Quickest Opponent Goal from Start of Game Shortest Time Between Two Wolves Goals Shortest Time Between Two Opponent Goals Shortest Time Between Two Goals Largest Margin of Victory vs. Cleveland (Quinney) at Iowa (Kloos) at Tucson (Carr/Hyka) vs. Milwaukee (Grimaldi/Grimaldi) vs. Milwaukee (Wong/Richard) vs. Texas
Daniel Carr Brooks Macek

at Rockford

Shots 1. Daniel Carr

2. Brandon Pirri
10 vs RFD, Dec. 29
8 at RFD, Dec. 8 8 vs. MB, Nov. 18
Largest Margin of Defeat Largest Crowd at Home Hat Tricks this Year
5
15,735
5vs. Milwaukee vs. Milwaukee
Brandon Pirri at Tucson (Hyka)

at Rockford (Pirri) at Milwaukee (Carr/4) vs. Cleveland (Quinney) vs. Grand Rapids (Macek)

Saves 1. Max Lagace

2. Oscar Dansk Max Lagace
39 at CLE, Jan. 26 38 vs. TEX, Feb. 24 38 vs. TEX, Feb. 21 37 at MIL, Dec. 22
34 vs. CLE, March 15
34 at MIL, Nov. 7 34 at GR, Feb. 10
Nov. 7 Oct. 24 Oct. 13
Hat Tricks Against this Year Shutouts this Year
N/A
2
4. Oscar Dansk 5. Max Lagace Oscar Dansk

• vs. Rockford (Lagace)
• Feb. 26

Dec. 8 Jan. 20 Jan. 4 at Rockford (Dansk)

• Shutouts Against this Year
• 2
• vs. Milwaukee (Grosenick)

vs. San Antonio (Binnington) Macek good vs. Grosenick (at Milwaukee)
Max Lagace
Penalty Shots this Year Penalty Shots Against this Year

• 1
• March 8

N/A

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GAME-BY-GAME RESU L T S

No.

1.

• Date
• Opponent

at Colorado at Colorado vs. Grand Rapids vs. Milwaukee at Grand Rapids vs. Milwaukee vs. Cleveland at Texas at San Antonio at Manitoba at Manitoba at Milwaukee vs. Rockford vs. Milwaukee vs. Iowa

• Result
• Score

3-2 5-1

Record

1-0-0-0 2-0-0-0 3-0-0-0 4-0-0-0 4-1-0-0

CHI Goal

Dansk

OPP Goal

Martin

SF-SA

17-29

PP/PK

1-5/6-6 0-9/7-7 1-4/5-6 1-4/0-3 0-6/3-4
1-6/4-7 1-2/2-2 1-4/4-4 1-4/4-7 2-7/3-5 0-6/4-4 2-4/3-5 1-6/5-7 1-5/2-2 3-8/4-6 0-5/4-4 1-6/3-4 0-3/4-4 0-4/4-5 0-2/2-2 1-3/3-3 3-5/4-6 3-6/2-2
1-2/1-1

• Oct. 5
• W (OT)

• 2.
• Oct. 6
• W
• Lagace

Lagace Dansk

• Martin
• 31-26

24-33 20-27 28-32 33-37 27-26 31-33 27-20 36-20 28-30 30-37 40-23 29-27 32-27 43-19

• 3.
• Oct. 13

Oct. 14 Oct. 20 Oct. 21 Oct. 24 Oct. 26 Oct. 28 Nov. 2

• W
• 5-1
• Rybar

• 4.
• W (OT)
• 5-4

3-5 4-5 6-2 4-3 2-3 4-5 4-1
McCollum

• Sateri
• 5.
• L
• Lagace

• Dansk
• 6.
• SOL
• 4-1-0-1
• McCollum

Berube Bow

• 7.
• W
• 5-1-0-1
• Lagace

• Dansk
• 8.
• W
• 6-1-0-1

• 9.
• L
• 6-2-0-1
• Lagace

Dansk
Binnington

• Berdin
• 10.

11.

• L
• 6-3-0-1

Nov. 3 Nov. 7

• W
• 7-3-0-1
• Dansk
• Appleby

Grosenick Delia
12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17.

• W
• 5-3

3-4 2-7 3-4 4-2 7-2 3-4 2-3 2-5 3-5 4-7 4-3 5-4 4-0 4-2 5-1

• 8-3-0-1
• Dansk

Nov. 10 Nov. 11 Nov. 17 Nov. 18 Nov. 23 Nov. 24 Nov. 25 Nov. 28 Dec. 1

• L
• 8-4-0-1
• Dansk

• L
• 8-5-0-1
• Dansk
• Grosenick

Hoffman Appleby

• OTL
• 8-5-1-1
• Lagace

• Dansk
• vs. Manitoba

at Rockford vs. Grand Rapids vs. Rockford at Grand Rapids vs. San Antonio vs. Texas

• W
• 9-5-1-1

• W
• 10-5-1-1

10-5-2-1 10-6-2-1 10-7-2-1 10-8-2-1 10-9-2-1 11-9-2-1
Lagace Dansk
Forsberg (L)/Delia 38-35
18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61.

• OTL
• Sateri
• 30-31

31-22 35-32 22-15 22-34 30-19 26-26 39-32 24-30 33-13

• L
• Lagace

Lagace Dansk
Forsberg

• Sateri
• L

• L
• Binnington

Desrosiers Kahkonen Kahkonen Delia

• Dec. 2
• L
• Lagace

Lagace Lagace Dansk

• Dec. 5
• at Iowa

at Iowa
W (OT)

• Dec. 7
• W
• 12-9-2-1

13-9-2-1 14-9-2-1 15-9-2-1 16-9-2-1 16-9-3-1 17-9-3-1 18-9-3-1 19-9-3-1 20-9-3-1 20-10-3-1 20-11-3-1 20-12-3-1 21-12-3-1 22-12-3-1 22-13-3-1 23-13-3-1 23-13-4-1 23-14-4-1 24-14-4-1 24-14-5-1 24-15-5-1 25-15-5-1 26-15-5-1 27-15-5-1 27-16-5-1 27-17-5-1 28-17-5-1 29-17-5-1 30-17-5-1 31-17-5-1 32-17-5-1 33-17-5-1 33-18-5-1 33-18-5-2 34-18-5-2 35-18-5-2 36-18-5-2 36-19-5-2 37-19-5-2 37-19-5-3 38-19-5-3

• Dec. 8
• at Rockford

vs. Tucson

• W
• 1-4/1-1

Dec. 15 Dec. 16 Dec. 18 Dec. 21 Dec. 22 Dec. 26 Dec. 28 Dec. 29 Dec. 31 Jan. 2

• W
• Dansk

Lagace Dansk
Miska Madsen Bow (L)/Desrosiers 24-24
2-2/2-2 0-4/3-4 2-4/3-4 0-2/1-2 0-3/3-3
0-2/1-1
2-6/4-4 1-6/3-4 0-5/4-5 0-4/4-4 0-3/3-3 1-6/4-5
1-2/1-1
1-5/4-5 1-4/3-3 2-3/2-2 0-1/3-5 0-2/4-4
1-3/2-2 1-3/2-2
0-6/4-5 0-3/2-2 2-6/5-5
1-3/3-3
0-4/3-4 0-4/2-2
0-1/1-1

• vs. Tucson
• W

• vs. Texas
• W
• 6-1

vs. Rockford at Milwaukee at Milwaukee at Rockford vs. Rockford at Iowa

• OTL
• 4-5

3-1
Lagace Dansk
Forsberg McCollum McCollum Forsberg Lankinen Kahkonen Hammond Binnington Coreau
36-25 18-38 23-25 37-23 43-21 21-23 29-26 31-22 23-23
WWW

• 4-1
• Dansk

4-2 2-1
Dansk Lagace Dansk
W (OT)

• L
• 1-3

• vs. Iowa
• L
• 1-3
• Lagace

Dansk (L)/Lagace Lagace Dansk
Jan. 4 Jan. 5 vs. San Antonio vs. San Antonio at Tucson

• L
• 0-3

• 3-1
• W

Jan. 11 Jan. 12 Jan. 16 Jan. 19 Jan. 20 Jan. 24 Jan. 26 Feb. 1

• W
• 6-3

2-3 5-2 2-3 0-4 5-1
Pickard/Miska (L) 31-20 Pickard Rybar

• at Tucson
• L
• Fucale

Dansk Dansk
30-30 27-30 38-28 16-24 30-29 23-43 30-29 29-26 26-22 31-35 22-29 40-23 13-32 24-39 23-26 vs. Grand Rapids vs. Rockford vs. Milwaukee at Cleveland at Cleveland at Rockford vs. Manitoba at Milwaukee at Grand Rapids at Manitoba at Manitoba vs. Iowa
W

• OTL
• Forsberg

Grosenick Berube Kivlenieks Lankinen Comrie McCollum Sateri

• L
• Fucale

Fucale Lagace Dansk (L)/Fucale Dansk
W

• OTL
• 3-4

2-5 5-2 3-2 4-1
L
Feb. 2 Feb. 9
W

• W (OT)
• Dansk

Feb. 10 Feb. 13 Feb. 15 Feb. 17 Feb. 21 Feb. 23 Feb. 24 Feb. 26 March 1 March 2 March 5 March 8 March 9 March 10 March 15 March 16 March 20 March 22 March 23
WLL
Lagace Lagace Dansk
2-4 2-3 2-1
Comrie Comrie

• Motte
• W (OT)

W
Lagace Lagace Lagace Dansk

• vs. Texas
• 3-1
• Desrosiers

• Rybar
• vs. Grand Rapids

vs. Texas

• W
• 3-2

4-2 1-0
1-4/2-2 2-4/3-5 0-3/2-2 1-3/4-5

• W
• Bow (L)/Desrosiers 29-40

vs. Rockford at Texas

• W
• Lagace

Lagace Dansk

• Delia
• 16-27

22-21 20-28 17-17 34-26 33-29 34-17 26-37 26-33 33-30 27-24
W (OT) L

• 2-1
• Desrosiers

• Bow
• at Texas
• 2-4

1-2
0-3/1-3
0-6/3-4 0-5/3-3
1-3/4-5 at San Antonio at Milwaukee vs. Iowa
SOL WW
Lagace Lagace Dansk
Coreau Grosenick Kahkonen McCollum Berube Coreau Delia
4-1 4-1 vs. Milwaukee vs. Cleveland vs. San Antonio at Rockford at Texas
W (OT) L

• 2-1
• Dansk
• 0-6/4-5

• 1-4/2-2
• 62.

63. 64. 65. 66.
2-3 6-2 1-2
Lagace

• Dansk
• W

SOL W
1-2/2-2

• Dansk
• 0-6/5-5

• 1-1/2-2
• 4-1
• Dansk
• Bow

at San Antonio