2018-19 Game Notes SAN ANTONIO AT CHICAGO DECEMBER 1, 2018 7 p.m. CW50 USED TO BE THEIR TOWN TOO 2018-19 If several of the players in the visiting uniforms look particularly familiar tonight, that’s because they TALE OF THE TAPE wore the Chicago Wolves jersey within the last two years while the Wolves transitioned from being 1 partners with the St. Louis Blues to being partners with the Vegas Golden Knights. REGULAR-SEASON SERIES 1-0-0-0 San Antonio | 0-1-0-0 Chicago The switched from being the affiliate to the Blues’ NHL affiliate during the offseason, which means their roster features seven former Wolves who helped Chicago win the last two Central Division crowns.

San Antonio’s cast of ex-Wolves consists of Jordan Binnington and Ville Husso, forwards Conner Bleackley, Mackenzie MacEachern and Adam Musil and defensemen Chris Butler and Jake 8-14-0-0 10-7-2-1 Walman. In addition, Rampage rookies Jordan Kyrou and Tanner Kaspick spent time with the Wolves as “black aces” during recent postseasons. LEADING SCORERS GRAND RAPIDS CHICAGO Butler served as the captain of the 2016-17 Wolves squad that reached the Central Division Finals and Skater G A Pts Skater G A Pts featured a late-season cameo from Musil. Binnington and Husso shared the crease that year with Nolan 4 8 12 Pirri 9 14 23 Pheonix Copley, who’s now with the Washington Capitals and has posted a 5-2-1 record in nine games Reinke 1 11 12 Macek 15 7 22 this season. MacEachern, Walman and Bleackley played roles on the 2016-17 and 2017-18 teams. LaLeggia 2 9 11 Carr 9 13 22 Butler 2 8 10 Tynan 4 14 18 When the Wolves and Rampage met on Oct. 28 in San Antonio, Binnington earned the win in the 3-2 verdict while MacEachern notched the opening and Butler handed out two assists. SERIES GAME-BY-GAME Date Location Result SF-SA PP PK Oct. 28 AT&T Center L, 2-3 27-20 1-4 4-7 MACEK ADDS TO HIS LEAD Dec. 1 Allstate Arena 7 p.m. You might notice that Wolves right wing Brooks Macek now has 15 goals to his credit -- even though Jan. 4 Allstate Arena 7 p.m. he has not been credited with a goal at the end of a game since Nov. 10. How did Macek acquire his Jan. 5 Allstate Arena 7 p.m. league-leading 15th tally? Thanks to the magic of the reverse angle on the Wolves’ coaches camera, March 5 AT&T Center 10:30 a.m. the AHL was able to review the goal credited to Tomas Hyka on Friday, Nov. 23, at Rockford. March 16 Allstate Arena 7 p.m. March 23 AT&T Center 7 p.m. In real time, it was too hard to tell whether Hyka’s blast from the left circle went into the net or March 26 AT&T Center 7 p.m. bounced off the right post directly to Macek waiting outside the crease. The official’s call gave the THROWING IT BACK TO 2006 goal to Hyka and the AHLTV feed did not contradict the call. But the Wolves camera located on the other side of the ice distinctly showed Hyka’s shot banged off the post to Macek, who deserved credit On Dec. 2, 2006, the Wolves earned a 5-4 win over for the tally. the Rampage at Allstate Arena as Chicago fired 20 shots in each of the three periods to set the The change was made official on Thursday, which means Macek holds a two-goal lead over Cleveland’s franchise record for shots in a game. What else was happening in those days? Zac Dalpe and Rochester’s Zach Redmond entering today’s games. • “Happy Feet” earned $17.5 million that week to reign supreme at the box office. • The National World War I museum opened in Kansas TWO IN A ROW WITH 2 City. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 28 (at) GRAND RAPIDS 5, CHICAGO 2 • Nearly 30 doctors working in shifts in a Saudi Arabia • The Wolves scored first, but the Griffins answered with three goals; when the Wolves scored hospital needed 18 hours to separate conjoined 11-month-old Iraqi girls. again, the Griffins produced two late insurance goals to pick up the win in Van Andel Arena • Stephen Hawking, the genius physicist, tells the BBC • Forward Brandon Pirri posted his ninth goal of the year while defenseman Jake Bischoff he believes the survival of the human race depends notched his first of the season on the ability to colonize other planets. • Max Lagace stopped 27 of 31 shots • “The Office” was regarded as the nation’s No. 1 tele- SUNDAY, NOV. 25 ROCKFORD 3, (at) CHICAGO 2 vision show as the popular comedy was in the midst • The Wolves removed the goalie and forward Reid Duke scored a late goal to pull the team within of its third season. 1, but Rockford held on for the Illinois Lottery Cup victory at Allstate Arena ALL-TIME RECORD BREAKDOWN • Forward Tomas Hyka joined Duke in the scoring column while center T.J. Tynan earned an assist for the sixth game in a row Seasons Home Road Overall • Goaltender Max Lagace notched 19 saves 2002-2018 33-14-1-1-1 27-19-3-0-2 60-33-4-1-3 2018-19 Chicago Wolves Game Notes

2018-19 BY THE NUMBERS HOME-ROAD CONTRASTS Several Wolves players are averaging at least 1 point per game over the last handful of games. Regular Season Home Away Difference Brandon Pirri, who leads the team and shares fourth in the AHL with 23 points, has produced Goals For 3.70 3.90 0.20 1 10 points over the last eight games and 6 over the last six. Rookie center Reid Duke has Goals Against 3.60 3.00 0.60 notched six of his 11 points over the last six games. Second-year forward Keegan Kolesar owns five points in the last five, rookie defenseman Zach Whitecloud has scored five of his six points within the last four games and Tomas Hyka has contributed four points since returning to the Wolves from RECORD BY DIVISION Vegas four games ago. Record Win % Central 7-7-2-1 .500 Wolves forward Alex Gallant leads the AHL in major penalties with six. The 25-year-old North 1-0-0-0 1.000 Pacific 2-0-0-0 1.000 from Summerside, Prince Edward Island, incurred his sixth major on Wednesday at Grand 6 Rapids with a fight against the Griffins’ Givani Smith. Gallant has accounted for 48 of the Wolves’ 287 penalty minutes this season -- Chicago leads the Central Division with 14.35 PIMS per RECORD BY MONTH game -- but only one of his majors has resulted in the other team receiving a power play. Record Win % October 6-2-0-1 .722 Eight Wolves have appeared in all 20 games this season: Forwards Reid Duke, Keegan November 4-5-2-0 .455 , , , , and December 0-0-0-0 .000 Kolesar Brooks Macek Curtis McKenzie Brandon Pirri Gage Quinney T.J. Tynan January 0-0-0-0 .000 8 and rookie defenseman Nic Hague. At this point last season, only five Wolves had appeared February 0-0-0-0 .000 in the first 20 games. Tynan is the only repeater on the list. Since the AHL switched to a 76-game March 0-0-0-0 .000 schedule prior to the 2011-12 season, only three Wolves have played in all 76 games: captain Paul April 0-0-0-0 .000 Thompson (2017-18), Alex Friesen (2016-17) and Jordan Schroeder (2011-12).

Brooks Macek continues to lead the AHL with 15 goals, but the 26-year-old from IN (2-2) Winnipeg does not own the franchise record for most goals after 20 games: Steve Goaltender Saves-Shots SV% 15 Maltais produced 23 goals in the Wolves’ first 20 games of 1995-96, Brett Sterling posted Oscar Dansk (2-1) 7-8 .875 18 in 2006-07, Rob Brown notched 17 in 1996-97 and Jason Krog delivered 15 goals in 2006-07. Max Lagace (0-1) 1-2 .500

Brandon Pirri ranks among the leading scorers and most dangerous players in the , so it makes sense that he leads the league in shots with IN THE SHOOTOUT (0-1) 85. He’s firing a little more frequently than in years past. This is his sixth full or 82 Shooter Goals-Chances SH% partial season in the AHL and this marks the first time he has averaged more than 3.65 shots per T.J. Tynan 1-1 1.000 game. On the flip side, he’s converting just 10.6 percent of his shots, which is off his 11.6 percent Erik Brännström 0-1 .000 career rate. This suggests there could be a bushel of goals in his future as he regresses to the mean. Daniel Carr 0-1 .000 Reid Duke 0-1 .000 If you’ve suited up for the Wolves, chances are better than 50/50 that you’ve Brooks Macek 0-1 .000 also played in the . When Daniel Carr, Curtis Stefan Matteau 0-1 .000 Brandon Pirri 0-1 .000 353 McKenzie and Zach Whitecloud made their Wolves debuts on Oct. 5, they became the 351st, 352nd and 353rd players (out of 615 Wolves all-time) who have competed for the Goaltender Saves-Shots SV% Wolves and in the NHL. That 57.4 percent overall success rate is even higher among goaltenders. Of Oscar Dansk 5-7 .714 the 54 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 -- 37 boast NHL experience (68.5 percent). RECORD BREAKDOWN When the Wolves... Record score four or more goals 9-1-0-1 allow two or fewer goals 7-0-0-0 UPCOMING GAMES outshoot their opponent 4-6-1-0 Date Opponent Venue Time score first 8-3-2-0 Sunday, Dec. 2 vs. Texas* Allstate Arena 4 p.m. score a power-play goal 7-4-1-1 Wednesday, Dec. 5 at Iowa^ Wells Fargo Arena 7 p.m. allow a power-play goal 4-5-1-1 Friday, Dec. 7 at Iowa^ Wells Fargo Arena 7 p.m. score a short-handed goal 0-1-1-0 Saturday, Dec. 8 at Rockford** BMO Harris Bank Center 6 p.m. allow a short-handed goal 0-1-1-0 Saturday, Dec. 15 vs. Tucson** Allstate Arena 7 p.m. lead after one period 8-1-2-1 trail after one period 0-2-0-0 All times Central ^AHLTV only *The U Too **CW50 lead after two periods 9-0-0-0 trail after two periods 1-7-1-0 For complete 2018-19 television and game schedules, visit ChicagoWolves.com are in a one-goal game 3-4-2-1 All games stream live on AHLTV (TheAHL.com/AHLTV) play at home 4-3-2-1 play on the road 6-4-0-0 2018-19 2018-19 REGULAR-SEASON HIGHS AND LOWS INDIVIDUAL Most Goals Scored in a Game 7 at Rockford Nov. 23 GAME-HIGHS Most Goals Allowed in a Game 7 vs. Milwaukee Nov. 11 Most Goals Scored in a Period 4 at Rockford Nov. 23 Points 1. Brooks Macek 5 at MIL, Nov. 7 Most Goals Allowed in a Period 3 3rd period vs. Milwaukee Nov. 11 2. Daniel Carr 4 at MIL, Nov. 7 2nd period vs. Rockford Nov. 10 Brooks Macek 4 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 2nd period at Manitoba Nov. 2 4. Zach Whitecloud 3 at RFD, Nov. 23 Most Shots On Goal in a Game 43 vs. Manitoba Nov. 18 Curtis McKenzie 3 at RFD, Nov. 23 Most Shots On Goal Allowed in a Game 37 at Milwaukee Nov. 7 Brandon Pirri 3 vs. RFD, Nov. 10 vs. Milwaukee Oct. 21 Gage Quinney 3 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 Most Shots On Goal in a Period 20 3rd period vs. Rockford Nov. 10 Dylan Coghlan 3 vs. MIL, Oct. 14 Most Shots On Goal Allowed in a Period 20 3rd period at Milwaukee Nov. 7 Curtis McKenzie 3 vs. MIL, Oct. 14 Fewest Shots On Goal in a Game 17 at Colorado Oct. 5 Brooks Macek 3 vs. GR, Oct. 13 Fewest Shots On Goal Allowed in a Game 19 vs. Manitoba Nov. 18 Daniel Carr 3 vs. GR, Oct. 13 Fewest Shots On Goal in a Period 3 3rd period vs. Grand Rapids Oct. 13 Fewest Shots On Goal Allowed in a Period 2 3rd period at San Antonio Oct. 28 Goals 1. Daniel Carr 4 at MIL, Nov. 7 2. Gage Quinney 3 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 Most PPG in a Game 3 vs. Iowa Nov. 17 Brooks Macek 3 vs. GR, Oct. 13 Most PPG Allowed in a Game 3 at San Antonio Oct. 28 4. Brandon Pirri 2 vs. IA, Nov. 17 vs. Milwaukee Oct. 21 Brooks Macek 2 vs. RFD, Nov. 10 vs. Milwaukee Oct. 14 Brooks Macek 2 at MB, Nov. 3 Most SHG in a Game 1 vs. Grand Rapids (Reinhart) Nov. 24 Brooks Macek 2 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 at San Antonio (Quinney) Oct. 28 Brooks Macek 2 vs. MIL, Oct. 21 Most SHG Against in a Game 1 at Grand Rapids (Elson) Nov. 28 Gage Quinney 2 at COL, Oct. 6 vs. Grand Rapids (Elson) Nov. 24 Reid Duke 2 at COL, Oct. 6 Erik Brännström 2 at COL, Oct. 5 Longest Winning Streak 4 Oct. 5-14 Longest Home Winning Streak 2 Oct. 13-14 Assists 1. Brooks Macek 5 at MIL, Nov. 7 Longest Road Winning Streak 3 Nov. 3-23 2. Brandon Pirri 3 vs. RFD, Nov. 10 Longest Winless Streak 3 Nov. 24-present Daniel Carr 3 vs. GR, Oct. 13 Nov. 10-17 4. 18 TIED 2 Longest Home Winless Streak 3 Nov. 10-17 (most recently) Longest Road Winless Streak 2 Oct. 28-Nov. 2 Jake Bischoff 2 vs. GR, Nov. 24 Zach Whitecloud 2 at RFD, Nov. 23 Most PIM in a Game 29 at San Antonio Oct. 28 Curtis McKenzie 2 at RFD, Nov. 23 Most Combined PIM in a Game 49 at Colorado Oct. 6 Reid Duke 2 at RFD, Nov. 23 Quickest Wolves Goal from Start of Game 0:34 vs. Cleveland (Quinney) Oct. 24 Reid Duke 2 vs. MB, Nov. 18 Quickest Opponent Goal from Start of Game 3:22 vs. Grand Rapids (Pope) Oct. 13 Daniel Carr 2 vs. IA, Nov. 17 Shortest Time Between Two Wolves Goals 0:10 at Colorado (Quinney/Duke) Oct. 6 Nic Hague 2 at MIL, Nov. 7 Shortest Time Between Two Opponent Goals 0:23 vs. Milwaukee (Grimaldi/Grimaldi) Oct. 14 T.J. Tynan 2 at MB, Nov. 3 Shortest Time Between Two Goals 0:12 vs. Milwaukee (Wong/Richard) Nov. 11 Brandon Pirri 2 at MB, Nov. 2 Curtis McKenzie 2 at MB, Nov. 2 Largest Margin of Victory 5 at Rockford Nov. 23 Largest Margin of Defeat 5 vs. Milwaukee Nov. 11 PIM 1. Alex Gallant 15 at SA, Oct. 28 Largest Crowd at Home 11,794 vs. Milwaukee Nov. 11 2. Alex Gallant 12 at COL, Oct. 5 Hat Tricks this Year 3 at Milwaukee (Carr/4) Nov. 7 3. Curtis McKenzie 7 vs. GR, Nov. 24 vs. Cleveland (Quinney) Oct. 24 Alex Gallant 7 vs. MIL, Nov. 11 vs. Grand Rapids (Macek) Oct. 13 Stefan Matteau 7 at GR, Oct. 20 Hat Tricks Against this Year N/A Stefan Matteau 7 vs. GR, Oct. 13 Shutouts this Year N/A Shutouts Against this Year N/A +/- 1. Zach Whitecloud +5 at RFD, Nov. 23 Penalty Shots this Year N/A Nic Hague +5 at COL, Oct. 6 Penalty Shots Against this Year N/A Zac Leslie +5 at COL, Oct. 6 4. Nic Hague +4 at RFD, Nov. 23 Daniel Carr +4 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 Brooks Macek +4 vs. CLE, Oct. 24

Shots 1. Brandon Pirri 8 vs. MB, Nov. 18 2. Erik Brännström 7 at RFD, Nov. 23 Daniel Carr 7 vs. RFD, Nov. 10 Daniel Carr 7 at MIL, Nov. 7 Brandon Pirri 7 at COL, Oct. 6

Saves 1. Oscar Dansk 34 at MIL, Nov. 7 2. Max Lagace 33 at RFD, Nov. 23 3. Oscar Dansk 32 vs. MIL, Oct. 21 Max Lagace 32 vs. GR, Oct. 13 2018-19 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS No. Date Opponent Result Score Record CHI Goal OPP Goal SF-SA PP/PK 1. Oct. 5 at Colorado W (OT) 3-2 1-0-0-0 Dansk Martin 17-29 1-5/6-6 2. Oct. 6 at Colorado W 5-1 2-0-0-0 Lagace Martin 31-26 0-9/7-7 3. Oct. 13 vs. Grand Rapids W 5-1 3-0-0-0 Lagace Rybar 24-33 1-4/5-6 4. Oct. 14 vs. Milwaukee W (OT) 5-4 4-0-0-0 Dansk McCollum 20-27 1-4/0-3 5. Oct. 20 at Grand Rapids L 3-5 4-1-0-0 Lagace Sateri 28-32 0-6/3-4 6. Oct. 21 vs. Milwaukee SOL 4-5 4-1-0-1 Dansk McCollum 33-37 1-6/4-7 7. Oct. 24 vs. Cleveland W 6-2 5-1-0-1 Lagace Berube 27-26 1-2/2-2 8. Oct. 26 at Texas W 4-3 6-1-0-1 Dansk Bow 31-33 1-4/4-4 9. Oct. 28 at San Antonio L 2-3 6-2-0-1 Lagace Binnington 27-20 1-4/4-7 10. Nov. 2 at Manitoba L 4-5 6-3-0-1 Dansk Berdin 36-20 2-7/3-5 11. Nov. 3 at Manitoba W 4-1 7-3-0-1 Dansk Appleby 28-30 0-6/4-4 12. Nov. 7 at Milwaukee W 5-3 8-3-0-1 Dansk Grosenick 30-37 2-4/3-5 13. Nov. 10 vs. Rockford L 3-4 8-4-0-1 Dansk Delia 40-23 1-6/5-7 14. Nov. 11 vs. Milwaukee L 2-7 8-5-0-1 Dansk Grosenick 29-27 1-5/2-2 15. Nov. 17 vs. Iowa OTL 3-4 8-5-1-1 Lagace Hoffman 32-27 3-8/4-6 16. Nov. 18 vs. Manitoba W 4-2 9-5-1-1 Dansk Appleby 43-19 0-5/4-4 17. Nov. 23 at Rockford W 7-2 10-5-1-1 Lagace Forsberg (L)/Delia 38-35 1-6/3-4 18. Nov. 24 vs. Grand Rapids OTL 3-4 10-5-2-1 Dansk Sateri 30-31 0-3/4-4 19. Nov. 25 vs. Rockford L 2-3 10-6-2-1 Lagace Forsberg 31-22 0-4/4-5 20. Nov. 28 at Grand Rapids L 2-5 10-7-2-1 Lagace Sateri 35-32 0-2/2-2 21. Dec. 1 vs. San Antonio

BROADCAST SCHEDULE No. Date Time* Opponent Broadcast** No. Date Time* Opponent Broadcast** 22. Dec. 2 4 p.m. vs. Texas The U Too 50. Feb. 15 7 p.m. at Manitoba AHLTV 23. Dec. 5 7 p.m. at Iowa AHLTV 51. Feb. 17 3 p.m. vs. Iowa CW50/NHL 24. Dec. 7 7 p.m. at Iowa AHLTV 52. Feb. 21 11 a.m. vs. Texas AHLTV 25. Dec. 8 6 p.m. at Rockford CW50 53. Feb. 23 7 p.m. vs. Grand Rapids CW50 26. Dec. 15 7 p.m. vs. Tucson CW50 54. Feb. 24 3 p.m. vs. Texas U Too/NHL 27. Dec. 16 3 p.m. vs. Tucson The U Too 55. Feb. 26 7 p.m. vs. Rockford AHLTV 28. Dec. 18 11 a.m. vs. Texas AHLTV 56. March 1 7 p.m. at Texas AHLTV 29. Dec. 21 7 p.m. vs. Rockford The U Too 57. March 2 7 p.m. at Texas AHLTV 30. Dec. 22 3 p.m. at Milwaukee CW50 58. March 5 10:30 a.m. at San Antonio AHLTV 31. Dec. 26 7 p.m. at Milwaukee AHLTV 59. March 8 7 p.m. at Milwaukee The U Too 32. Dec. 28 7 p.m. at Rockford The U Too 60. March 9 7 p.m. vs. Iowa CW50 33. Dec. 29 7 p.m. vs. Rockford CW50 61. March 10 4 p.m. vs. Milwaukee CW50 34. Dec. 31 2:30 p.m. at Iowa AHLTV 62. March 15 7 p.m. vs. Cleveland The U Too 35. Jan. 2 7 p.m. vs. Iowa AHLTV 63. March 16 7 p.m. vs. San Antonio CW50 36. Jan. 4 7 p.m. vs. San Antonio The U Too 64. March 20 7 p.m. at Rockford AHLTV 37. Jan. 5 7 p.m. vs. San Antonio CW50 65. March 22 7 p.m. at Texas AHLTV 38. Jan. 11 8 p.m. at Tucson AHLTV 66. March 23 7 p.m. at San Antonio AHLTV 39. Jan. 12 8 p.m. at Tucson AHLTV 67. March 26 7 p.m. at San Antonio AHLTV 40. Jan. 16 7 p.m. vs. Grand Rapids AHLTV 68. March 29 6 p.m. at Grand Rapids AHLTV 41. Jan. 19 7 p.m. vs. Rockford CW50 69. March 30 7 p.m. vs. Milwaukee CW50 42. Jan. 20 3 p.m. vs. Milwaukee TheUToo/NHL 70. March 31 4 p.m. at Rockford CW50 43. Jan. 24 6 p.m. at Cleveland AHLTV 71. April 5 7 p.m. at Milwaukee The U Too 44. Jan. 26 6 p.m. at Cleveland AHLTV 72. April 6 7 p.m. vs. Colorado CW50 45. Feb. 1 7 p.m. at Rockford The U Too 73. April 7 3 p.m. vs. Colorado CW50 46. Feb. 2 7 p.m. vs. Manitoba CW50 74. April 12 7 p.m. at Iowa AHLTV 47. Feb. 9 1 p.m. at Milwaukee CW50 75. April 13 7 p.m. vs. Manitoba CW50 48. Feb. 10 3 p.m. at Grand Rapids AHLTV 76. April 14 4 p.m. vs. Manitoba CW50 49. Feb. 13 7 p.m. at Manitoba AHLTV

* all game times Central ** all games stream on AHLTV (TheAHL.com/AHLTV) 2018-19 PERSONNEL TRANSACTIONS 03/08/18 Add Ryan Wagner (RW) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL) 05/10/18 Add Matthew Weis (C) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL) 05/31/18 Add Tyler Wong (RW) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL) 06/08/18 Add Kevin Lough (D) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL) 09/18/18 Add Alex Gallant (LW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/22/18 Add Reid Duke (C) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/22/18 Add Tomas Hyka (RW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/22/18 Add Brooks Macek (RW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/22/18 Add Zac Leslie (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/22/18 Add Oscar Dansk (G) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/22/18 Add Gage Quinney (LW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/22/18 Add Dylan Coghlan (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/22/18 Add Zach Whitecloud (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/22/18 Add Jimmy Oligny (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/22/18 Add Zach Fucale (G) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/23/18 Add Nic Hague (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/23/18 Add Keegan Kolesar (RW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/25/18 Add T.J. Tynan (C) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/25/18 Add Stefan Matteau (C) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/25/18 Add Griffin Reinhart (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/25/18 Add Max Lagace (G) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/27/18 Add Brandon Pirri (C) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/27/18 Add Erik Brännström (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/30/18 Delete Zach Fucale (G) reassigned by Vegas (NHL) to Fort Wayne (ECHL) 10/02/18 Add Curtis McKenzie (LW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 10/02/18 Add Daniel Carr (LW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 10/11/18 Delete Tomas Hyka (RW) recalled from loan by Vegas (NHL) 10/12/18 Add Jake Bischoff (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 10/14/18 Delete Jake Bischoff (D) recalled from loan by Vegas (NHL) 10/25/18 Add Jake Bischoff (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 10/30/18 Add Zach Fucale (G) reassigned by Vegas (NHL) from Fort Wayne (ECHL) 11/01/18 Delete Kevin Lough (D) loaned to Adirondack (ECHL) 11/14/18 Delete Zach Fucale (G) reassigned by Vegas (NHL) to Fort Wayne (ECHL) 11/22/18 Add Tomas Hyka (RW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 11/22/18 Delete Daniel Carr (LW) recalled from loan by Vegas (NHL)