2019-20 Game Notes GRAND RAPIDS at CHICAGO OCTOBER 5, 2019 7 p.m. MY50 CHICAGO TIME TO CHASE ANOTHER CUP 2019-20 Three months and 27 days ago at Allstate Arena, the Chicago Wolves and Charlotte Checkers battled TALE OF THE TAPE valiantly in Game 5 of the 2019 Calder Cup Finals. The Wolves’ extended postseason run -- capped by the seventh Finals appearance in the franchise’s first 25 years -- limited the players’ and coaches’ REGULAR-SEASON SERIES 0-0-0-0 Grand Rapids | 0-0-0-0 Chicago downtime before starting to prepare for tonight’s 2019-20 season opener. Nonetheless, everyone in the organization is eager to earn another shot at the Calder Cup. LAST MEETING April 28, 2019 The Wolves welcome back head coach Rocky Thompson and assistant coaches Chris Dennis and Bob Nardella for their third season together behind the bench. All they earned in their first two years was a .635 winning percentage, two Central Division titles -- the only AHL team to win both years -- and the franchise’s first Finals appearance since 2008. 0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0

In addition to retaining the team’s braintrust, the Wolves boast eight stalwarts from last year’s TOP RETURNING SCORERS squad: forwards Curtis McKenzie, Keegan Kolesar, Gage Quinney, Tye McGinn and Reid Duke, GRAND RAPIDS CHICAGO defensemen Dylan Coghlan and Jake Bischoff and goaltender Oscar Dansk. McKenzie, the heart of Skater G A Pts Skater G A Pts the Wolves’ leadership group, paced the team during the postseason with eight goals and 15 points Terry 29 32 61 McKenzie 20 34 54 while Dansk manned the net for 19 of the 22 Calder Cup Playoff games. Puempel 24 26 50 Quinney 19 24 43 Elson 18 21 39 Coghlan 15 25 40 To buttress the team’s strong group of returnees, the Wolves added five young veterans with NHL Zadina 16 19 35 Kolesar 20 16 36 experience in goaltender Garret Sparks, forwards Patrick Brown and Tyrell Goulbourne and tdefensemen Jaycob Megna and Brett Lernout. The Wolves learned plenty about Brown and Megna SERIES GAME-BY-GAME during the 2019 postseason as Brown captained the Calder Cup champion Checkers while Megna Date Location Time SF-SA PP PK captained the Western Conference finalist San Diego Gulls. Oct. 5 Allstate Arena 7 p.m. - - - Nov. 27 Allstate Arena 7 p.m. - - - “I think our team’s coming together very nicely,” Thompson said. “I like our physicality and our Dec. 4 Van Andel Arena 6 p.m. - - - compete level. We have good leadership up and down the line. I think we have the league’s three best Dec. 31 Van Andel Arena 5 p.m. - - - Feb. 15 Allstate Arena 7 p.m. - - - captains (McKenzie, Brown, Megna) from last year. That’s a very positive thing. They’ve been working Feb. 20 Allstate Arena 11 a.m. - - - extremely hard. They’re jelling on and off the ice.” March 27 Van Andel Arena 6 p.m. - - - LET’S WELCOME GRAND RAPIDS April 10 Van Andel Arena 6 p.m. - - - The Griffins and the Wolves have enjoyed a long, heated rivalry for more than 20 years. The teams ALL-TIME RECORD BREAKDOWN fought tooth and nail during last year’s Western Conference Semifinals, but the Wolves captured Seasons Home Road Overall Games 4 and 5 to knock the Griffins out of the playoffs. 1996-2019 37-34-0-6-2 33-31-2-9-2 70-65-2-15-4

Grand Rapids head coach Ben Simon (a former Wolves standout who helped win the 2002 Calder Cup) has the enviable task of merging several strong returning veterans with a large group of top WE ARE THE WOLVES prospects. The Griffins’ roster features five of the Detroit Red Wings’ first-round draft picks over the Since the Wolves played their inaugural game on Oct. last five seasons -- including 18-year-old defenseman Moritz Seider -- in addition to two older first- 1, 1994, the team has put 624 players on the ice. When rounders in proven vets Matt Puempel and Dylan McIlrath. 20-year-old center Cody Glass made his NHL debut (and scored a ) for the on PRESEASON PLAYBACK Wednesday night, he became the 359th Wolves player to compete in the NHL. When 20-year-old defenseman FRIDAY, SEPT. 27 TUCSON 4, CHICAGO 3 Nic Hague made his debut Friday night, he became • The Wolves and the Tucson Roadrunners were tied 1-1, 2-2 and 3-3 before Tucson’s Jalen Smereck No. 360. scored the game-winner with 6:18 to play at UWM Panther Arena in Milwaukee. • Chicago received goals from forwards Brady Shaw, Ben Jones and Jake Leschyshyn while When Glass made his Wolves debut last April, he Shaw and Jones also added assists. became the 50th NHL first-rounder to suit up for the • Goaltender Oscar Dansk posted 35 saves. Wolves. That list includes a pair of players taken first overall: center Patrik Stefan (1999; Atlanta) and goal- THURSDAY, SEPT. 26 (at) MILWAUKEE 4, CHICAGO 0 tender Rick DiPietro (2000; New York Islanders). • With 15 rookies on the roster, the Wolves opened preseason play with a 4-0 defeat to the Admirals at UWM Panther Arena in Milwaukee. DiPietro and current Wolves goaltender Oscar Dansk • Chicago and Milwaukee were scoreless until Admirals forward Mike Huntebrinker scored his first are two of the 38 Wolves netminders who have played of two goals at 8:04 of the second. The hosts added three goals in the third period. at the highest level. That group also includes 2019 • Goaltender Garret Sparks stopped 30 shots. Stanley Cup champion Jordan Binnington. 2019-20 Chicago Wolves Game Notes 2018-19 BY THE NUMBERS HOME-ROAD CONTRASTS Playoffs Home Away Difference Two Wolves rookie forwards -- Lucas Elvenes and Jake Leschyshyn -- are wearing different Goals For 2.75 3.10 -0.35 numbers for the regular season than they did during preseason play. Both made the change Goals Against 3.08 3.00 0.08 2 for the same reason -- to honor their fathers. Elvenes’ father, Stefan, wore No. 25 for much of Regular Season Home Away Difference his professional career. Stefan Elvenes was selected by the Chicago Blackhawks in the fourth round Goals For 3.18 3.39 -0.21 of the 1988 NHL Entry Draft, but did not play in the NHL. Leschyshyn’s father, Curtis, wore No. 7 for Goals Against 2.79 2.45 0.34 much of his 16-year NHL career that featured a 1996 Stanley Cup championship with the Colorado RECORD BY DIVISION (PLAYOFFS) Avalanche. Record Win % When the Wolves captured the Central Division title last April, they became the seventh Atlantic 0-0-0-0 (1-4) .000 Central 35-20-5-3 (7-4) .619 organization in the ’s 83-year history to win back-to-back-to- North 2-1-1-0 .625 3 back division crowns. They joined the company of Toronto (2012-14), Rochester (1999-2001), Pacific 6-1-0-1 (4-2) .812 Philadelphia (1997-99), Hershey (1967-69), Quebec (1964-66) and Springfield (1960-62). If the Wolves win the Central Division this year, they’ll become the first AHL franchise to win four straight titles. RECORD BY MONTH (PLAYOFFS) Record Win % The Wolves’ Opening Night roster features eight AHL rookies: forwards Paul Cotter, Lucas October 6-2-0-1 .722 Elvenes, Ben Jones, Jake Leschyshyn, Jermaine Loewen and Jonas Røndbjerg and November 4-5-2-0 .455 8 defensemen Brycen Martin and Brayden Pachal. For Cotter, Jones, Loewen and Pachal, December 10-3-1-0 .750 their first action with the Wolves will double as their first professional game. Elvenes and Røndbjerg, January 4-4-2-0 .500 a pair of 20-year-olds, have professional experience in the Swedish Hockey League but tonight’s February 8-3-0-0 .727 game will mark their first North American pro contest. Leschyshyn made his pro debut late last March 9-3-0-2 .714 April 2-2-1-1 (3-2) .500 season with the Wolves when he stepped in for three regular-season games and two Calder Cup May (8-4) .000 Playoffs contests against Grand Rapids. Martin, 23, has spent most of the last three seasons in the June (1-4) .000 ECHL. IN OVERTIME (8-6)(4-0) The ’s Opening Night rosters featured 29 former Wolves spread across 12 teams. The group includes 12 St. Louis Blues who received their 2019 Stanley Goaltender Saves-Shots SV% Oscar Dansk (4-2/4-0) 7-9 (42-42) .778 29 Cup rings earlier this week: Jake Allen, Ivan Barbashev, Jordan Binnington, Sammy Max Lagace (4-4) 13-17 .765 Blais, Jay Bouwmeester, Vince Dunn, Robby Fabbri, Jordan Kyrou, Mackenzie MacEachern, Colton Parayko and Zach Sanford. IN THE SHOOTOUT (0-4) The Wolves have produced a .620 winning percentage on Opening Night during Shooter Goals-Chances SH% their first 25 years. The Wolves own a 13-7-2-3 mark in season openers, which Gage Quinney 1-3 .333 62.0 includes a 6-1-1-0 showing on home ice. The organization hasn’t opened at home T.J. Tynan 1-4 .250 since Oct. 10, 2015, when Ty Rattie posted two goals and one assist in a 5-1 victory over Milwaukee. Erik Brännström 0-1 .000 Daniel Carr 0-1 .000 Tonight marks the fourth time the Wolves have opened their season against Grand Rapids. The Wolves Reid Duke 0-1 .000 won 3-2 in 1998 at home, lost 3-2 in overtime in 2003 at home and lost 3-1 in 2016 at Grand Rapids. Brooks Macek 0-1 .000 Stefan Matteau 0-1 .000 The Wolves are slated to play their 1,000th regular-season home game Brandon Pirri 0-1 .000 on Nov. 19, 2019, against the San Antonio Rampage. The franchise boasts Cody Glass 0-1 .000 1,000 a 585-300-9-35-62 record at Allstate Arena, which breaks down as a .643 Tomas Hyka 0-2 .000 winning percentage. The organization owns a .553 winning percentage on the road as the Wolves Goaltender Saves-Shots SV% Oscar Dansk (0-2) 7-10 .700 earn an average 7.24 more points per year in Rosemont than on the road. Max Lagace (0-2) 3-7 .428 UPCOMING GAMES RECORD WHEN... (PLAYOFFS) Date Opponent Venue Time When the Wolves... Record score four or more goals 31-2-1-1 (7-0) Friday, Oct. 11 at San Antonio^ AT&T Center 7 p.m. allow two or fewer goals 36-0-1-2 (8-2) Saturday, Oct. 12 at San Antonio^ AT&T Center 7 p.m. outshoot their opponent 18-12-3-1 (7-6) Friday, Oct. 18 at Rockford* BMO Harris Bank Center 7 p.m. score first 31-11-4-1 (8-4) Saturday, Oct. 19 vs. Rockford* Allstate Arena 7 p.m. score a power-play goal 26-13-4-2 (6-2) Sunday, Oct. 20 vs. Milwaukee* Allstate Arena 3 p.m. allow a power-play goal 15-13-2-2 (6-4) score a short-handed goal 3-1-1-1 (2-0) All times Central ^AHLTV only *My50 allow a short-handed goal 1-3-1-0 (0-3) lead after one period 28-6-2-1 (3-1) For complete 2019-20 television and game schedules, visit ChicagoWolves.com trail after one period 7-8-1-1 (2-5) All games stream live on AHLTV (TheAHL..com/AHLTV) lead after two periods 34-1-0-0 (8-1) trail after two periods 4-21-3-1 (1-9) are in a one-goal game 14-8-6-4 (6-2) play at home 21-11-4-2 (7-5) play on the road 23-11-2-2 (5-5) 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. Texas Dec. 2 vs. Milwaukee Nov. 11 Points 1. Brooks Macek 5 at MIL, Nov. 7 Most Goals Scored in a Period 4 2nd period vs. San Antonio March 16 2. T.J. Tynan 4 vs. SA, March 16 3rd period at Milwaukee March 8 Daniel Carr 4 at MIL, Dec. 26 1st period at Tucson Jan. 11 Brooks Macek 4 at MIL, Dec. 26 2nd period at Rockford Nov. 23 Brandon Pirri 4 at IA, Dec. 5 Most Goals Allowed in a Period 4 vs. Manitoba April 14 Daniel Carr 4 at MIL, Nov. 7 Most Shots On Goal in a Game 43 vs. Rockford Dec. 29 Brooks Macek 4 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 vs. Manitoba Nov. 18 Most Shots On Goal Allowed in a Game 43 at Cleveland Jan. 26 Goals 1. Daniel Carr 4 at MIL, Nov. 7 Most Shots On Goal in a Period 26 1st period vs. Rockford Dec. 29 2. Tomas Hyka 3 at TUC, Jan. 11 Most Shots On Goal Allowed in a Period 20 3rd period at Milwaukee Nov. 7 Brandon Pirri 3 at RFD, Dec. 8 Fewest Shots On Goal in a Game 13 vs. Iowa Feb. 17 Gage Quinney 3 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 Fewest Shots On Goal Allowed in a Game 15 vs. San Antonio Dec. 1 Brooks Macek 3 vs. GR, Oct. 13 Fewest Shots On Goal in a Period 1 1st period vs. Rockford Feb. 26 6. Cody Glass 2 at MIL, April 5 Fewest Shots On Goal Allowed in a Period 2 3rd period vs. Milwaukee March 10 3rd period at San Antonio Oct. 28 Tye McGinn 2 at RFD, March 31

Most PPG in a Game 3 at Grand Rapids March 29 Curtis McKenzie 2 at GR, March 29 at Iowa Dec. 5 Tomas Hyka 2 at GR, March 29 vs. Texas Dec. 2 Curtis McKenzie 2 vs. SA, March 16 vs. Iowa Nov. 17 Curtis McKenzie 2 at MIL, March 8 Most PPG Allowed in a Game 3 at San Antonio Oct. 28 Gage Quinney 2 vs. GR, Jan. 16 vs. Milwaukee Oct. 21 Curtis McKenzie 2 at RFD, Dec. 28 vs. Milwaukee Oct. 14 Daniel Carr 2 at MIL, Dec. 26 Most SHG in a Game 1 at Rockford (Quinney) March 20 Zach Whitecloud 2 vs. TEX, Dec. 18 vs. San Antonio (McKenzie) March 16 Brandon Pirri 2 vs. TUC, Dec. 16 vs. Texas (Quinney) Feb. 21 Tyler Wong 2 at IA, Dec. 7 at Cleveland (Matteau) Jan. 24 Nic Hague 2 at IA, Dec. 5 vs. Grand Rapids (Reinhart) Nov. 24 Brandon Pirri 2 vs. IA, Nov. 17 at San Antonio (Quinney) Oct. 28 Brooks Macek 2 vs. RFD, Nov. 10 Most SHG Against in a Game 1 at Milwaukee (Pendenza) April 5 Brooks Macek 2 at MB, Nov. 3 vs. Manitoba (Lipon) Feb. 2 Brooks Macek 2 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 vs. Iowa (Read) Jan. 2 Brooks Macek 2 vs. MIL, Oct. 21 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 Longest Winning Streak 6 Feb. 17-March 1 Erik Brännström 2 at COL, Oct. 5 Dec. 5-18 Longest Home Winning Streak 8 Feb. 2-March 10 Assists 1. Brooks Macek 5 at MIL, Nov. 7 Longest Road Winning Streak 6 Dec. 5-28 2. T.J. Tynan 4 vs. SA, March 16 Longest Winless Streak 5 Nov. 24-Dec. 2 Brandon Pirri 4 at IA, Dec. 5 Longest Home Winless Streak 4 Nov. 24-Dec. 2 4. T.J. Tynan 3 at GR, March 29 Longest Road Winless Streak 2 April 5-12 Dylan Coghlan 3 at GR, March 29 March 2-5 T.J. Tynan 3 at SA, March 26 Feb. 13-Feb. 15 Curtis McKenzie 3 vs. SA, March 16 Jan. 26-Feb. 1 Brooks Macek 3 at MIL, Dec. 26 Oct. 28-Nov. 2 Brandon Pirri 3 vs. RFD, Nov. 10 Most PIM in a Game 29 vs. Milwaukee March 30

Daniel Carr 3 vs. GR, Oct. 13 at Grand Rapids March 29 vs. San Antonio Jan. 5 at San Antonio Oct. 28 PIM 1. Brandon Pirri 19 vs. SA, Jan. 5 Most Combined PIM in a Game 70 vs. San Antonio Jan. 5 2. Curtis McKenzie 17 at GR, March 29 Quickest Wolves Goal from Start of Game 0:34 vs. Cleveland (Quinney) Oct. 24 Stefan Matteau 17 at TEX, March 1 Quickest Opponent Goal from Start of Game 0:26 vs. Milwaukee (Watson) March 30 Shortest Time Between Two Wolves Goals 0:08 at Tucson (Carr/Hyka) Jan. 11 +/- 1. Zach Whitecloud +5 at RFD, Nov. 23 Shortest Time Between Two Opponent Goals 0:23 vs. Milwaukee (Grimaldi/Grimaldi) Oct. 14 Nic Hague +5 at COL, Oct. 6 Shortest Time Between Two Goals 0:12 vs. Milwaukee (Wong/Richard) Nov. 11 Zac Leslie +5 at COL, Oct. 6 Largest Margin of Victory 5 at San Antonio March 23 4. Daniel Carr +4 at MIL, Dec. 26 vs. Texas Dec. 18 Brooks Macek +4 at MIL, Dec. 26 at Rockford Nov. 23 T.J. Tynan +4 vs. TUC, Dec. 16 Largest Margin of Defeat 5 vs. Milwaukee Nov. 11 Zach Whitecloud +4 vs. TUC, Dec. 16 Largest Crowd at Home 15,735 vs. Milwaukee March 10 Nic Hague +4 at RFD, Nov. 23 Hat Tricks this Year 5 at Tucson (Hyka) Jan. 11 Daniel Carr +4 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 at Rockford (Pirri) Dec. 8 Brooks Macek +4 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 at Milwaukee (Carr/4) Nov. 7 vs. Cleveland (Quinney) Oct. 24 Shots 1. Dylan Coghlan 10 vs. COL, March 7 vs. Grand Rapids (Macek) Oct. 13 Daniel Carr 10 vs RFD, Dec. 29 Hat Tricks Against this Year N/A 3. Brandon Pirri 8 at RFD, Dec. 8 Shutouts this Year 3 at San Antonio (Dansk) March 23 Brandon Pirri 8 vs. MB, Nov. 18 vs. Rockford (Lagace) Feb. 26 at Rockford (Dansk) Dec. 8 Saves 1. Oscar Dansk 39 vs. MB, April 13 Shutouts Against this Year 2 vs. Milwaukee (Grosenick) Jan. 20 Max Lagace 39 at CLE, Jan. 26 vs. San Antonio (Binnington) Jan. 4 3. Oscar Dansk 38 vs. TEX, Feb. 24 Penalty Shots this Year 1 Macek good vs. Grosenick (at Milwaukee) March 8 Max Lagace 38 vs. TEX, Feb. 21 Penalty Shots Against this Year N/A 2019-20 BROADCAST SCHEDULE No. Date Time* Opponent Broadcast** No. Date Time* Opponent Broadcast** 1. Oct. 5 7 p.m. vs. Grand Rapids My50 39. Jan. 10 7 p.m. at San Antonio AHLTV 2. Oct. 11 7 p.m. at San Antonio AHLTV 49. Jan. 11 7 p.m. at San Antonio AHLTV 3. Oct. 12 7 p.m. at San Antonio AHLTV 41. Jan. 15 7 p.m. at Milwaukee AHLTV 4. Oct. 18 7 p.m. at Rockford My50 42. Jan. 18 7 p.m. vs. Milwaukee My50 5. Oct. 19 7 p.m. vs. Rockford My50 43. Jan. 19 3 p.m. vs. Rockford My50 6. Oct. 20 3 p.m. vs. Milwaukee My50 44. Jan. 24 7 p.m. at Texas AHLTV 7. Oct. 23 11 a.m. vs. Texas AHLTV 45. Jan. 25 7 p.m. at Texas AHLTV 8. Oct. 26 7 p.m. vs. Manitoba My50 46. Jan. 31 7 p.m. vs. Milwaukee My50 9. Oct. 29 9 p.m. at Tucson AHLTV 47. Feb. 1 7 p.m. vs. Manitoba My50 10. Oct. 30 9 p.m. at Tucson AHLTV 48. Feb. 6 7 p.m. at Manitoba AHLTV 11. Nov. 2 6 p.m. at Milwaukee My50 49. Feb. 7 7 p.m. at Manitoba AHLTV 12. Nov. 3 4 p.m. at Rockford My50 50. Feb. 13 7 p.m. vs. Milwaukee My50 13. Nov. 7 10:30 a.m. at Iowa AHLTV 51. Feb. 15 7 p.m. vs. Grand Rapids My50 14. Nov. 9 7 p.m. vs. Manitoba My50 52. Feb. 16 3 p.m. vs. Cleveland My50 15. Nov. 10 3 p.m. vs. Rockford AHLTV 53. Feb. 20 11 a.m. vs. Grand Rapids AHLTV 16. Nov. 13 7 p.m. at Milwaukee AHLTV 54. Feb. 21 7 p.m. at Milwaukee My50 17. Nov. 16 7 p.m. vs. Iowa My50 55. Feb. 23 3 p.m. vs. Rockford My50 18. Nov. 17 5 p.m. at Iowa AHLTV 56. Feb. 25 7 p.m. at Iowa AHLTV 19. Nov. 19 7 p.m. vs. San Antonio AHLTV 57. Feb. 29 2 p.m. at Manitoba AHLTV 20. Nov. 21 6 p.m. at Cleveland AHLTV 58. March 1 2 p.m. at Manitoba AHLTV 21. Nov. 22 12 p.m. at Cleveland AHLTV 59. March 5 7 p.m. vs. Tucson AHLTV 22. Nov. 27 7 p.m. vs. Grand Rapids My50 60. March 7 7 p.m. vs. Tucson My50 23. Nov. 29 7 p.m. at Rockford My50 61. March 8 3 p.m. vs. Rockford My50 24. Nov. 30 7 p.m. vs. Manitoba My50 62. March 13 7 p.m. vs. San Antonio My50 25. Dec. 4 6 p.m. at Grand Rapids AHLTV 63. March 14 7 p.m. vs. Rockford My50 26. Dec. 6 7 p.m. at Manitoba AHLTV 64. March 15 3 p.m. vs. Manitoba My50 27. Dec. 7 6 p.m. at Manitoba AHLTV 65. March 20 7 p.m. at Texas AHLTV 28. Dec. 13 7 p.m. at Milwaukee My50 66. March 21 7 p.m. at Texas AHLTV 29. Dec. 14 7 p.m. vs. Milwaukee My50 67. March 24 7 p.m. vs. Cleveland AHLTV 30. Dec. 17 11 a.m. vs. San Antonio AHLTV 68. March 27 6 p.m. at Grand Rapids AHLTV 31. Dec. 21 7 p.m. vs. Texas My50 69. March 28 7 p.m. vs. San Antonio My50 32. Dec. 22 3 p.m. vs. Texas My50 70. March 29 4 p.m. at Rockford My50 33. Dec. 28 6 p.m. at Iowa AHLTV 71. April 3 7 p.m. at Rockford My50 34. Dec. 29 3 p.m. vs. Milwaukee AHLTV 72. April 4 7 p.m. vs. Iowa My50 35. Dec. 31 5 p.m. at Grand Rapids AHLTV 73. April 5 3 p.m. vs. Iowa My50 36. Jan. 2 7 p.m. vs. Texas My50 74. April 8 7 p.m. at Milwaukee AHLTV 37. Jan. 4 7 p.m. vs. Iowa My50 75. April 10 6 p.m. at Grand Rapids My50 38. Jan. 5 4 p.m. at Rockford My50 76. April 11 7 p.m. vs. Manitoba My50

* all game times Central ** all games stream on AHLTV (TheAHL.com/AHLTV) 2019-20 PERSONNEL TRANSACTIONS 09/11/19 Add Tye McGinn (LW) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL) 09/20/19 Add Jermaine Loewen (LW) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL) 09/20/19 Add Paul Cotter (C) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/20/19 Add Lucas Elvenes (LW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/20/19 Add Ben Jones (C) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/20/19 Add Jake Leschyshyn (C) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/20/19 Add Gage Quinney (C) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/20/19 Add Jonas Røndbjerg (RW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/20/19 Add Brayden Pachal (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/21/19 Add Jaycob Megna (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/21/19 Add Brett Lernout (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/21/19 Add Tyrell Goulbourne (LW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/22/19 Add Oscar Dansk (G) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/22/19 Add Garret Sparks (G) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/26/19 Add Reid Duke (C) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/26/19 Add Dylan Coghlan (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/27/19 Add Curtis McKenzie (LW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/27/19 Add Patrick Brown (C) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/30/19 Add Keegan Kolesar (RW) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 09/30/19 Add Jake Bischoff (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 10/01/19 Add Nicolas Roy (C) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 10/01/19 Add Nic Hague (D) loaned from Vegas (NHL) 10/02/19 Delete Nicolas Roy (C) recalled from loan by Vegas (NHL) 10/02/19 Delete Nic Hague (D) recalled from loan by Vegas (NHL) 10/03/19 Add Cliff Watson (D) signed to PTO by Chicago (AHL) 10/03/19 Add Brycen Martin (D) signed to PTO by Chicago (AHL) 2018-19 REGULAR-SEASON 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 L 3-5 10-8-2-1 Dansk Binnington 22-15 1-3/3-3 22. Dec. 2 vs. Texas L 4-7 10-9-2-1 Lagace Desrosiers 22-34 3-5/4-6 23. Dec. 5 at Iowa W (OT) 4-3 11-9-2-1 Lagace Kahkonen 30-19 3-6/2-2 24. Dec. 7 at Iowa W 5-4 12-9-2-1 Lagace Kahkonen 26-26 1-2/1-1 25. Dec. 8 at Rockford W 4-0 13-9-2-1 Dansk Delia 39-32 1-4/1-1 26. Dec. 15 vs. Tucson W 4-2 14-9-2-1 Dansk Miska 24-30 2-2/2-2 27. Dec. 16 vs. Tucson W 5-1 15-9-2-1 Lagace Madsen 33-13 0-4/3-4 28. Dec. 18 vs. Texas W 6-1 16-9-2-1 Dansk Bow (L)/Desrosiers 24-24 2-4/3-4 29. Dec. 21 vs. Rockford OTL 4-5 16-9-3-1 Lagace Forsberg 36-25 0-2/1-2 30. Dec. 22 at Milwaukee W 3-1 17-9-3-1 Dansk McCollum 18-38 0-3/3-3 31. Dec. 26 at Milwaukee W 4-1 18-9-3-1 Dansk McCollum 23-25 0-2/1-1 32. Dec. 28 at Rockford W 4-2 19-9-3-1 Dansk Forsberg 37-23 2-6/4-4 33. Dec. 29 vs. Rockford W (OT) 2-1 20-9-3-1 Lagace Lankinen 43-21 1-6/3-4 34. Dec. 31 at Iowa L 1-3 20-10-3-1 Dansk Kahkonen 21-23 0-5/4-5 35. Jan. 2 vs. Iowa L 1-3 20-11-3-1 Lagace Hammond 29-26 0-4/4-4 36. Jan. 4 vs. San Antonio L 0-3 20-12-3-1 Dansk (L)/Lagace Binnington 31-22 0-3/3-3 37. Jan. 5 vs. San Antonio W 3-1 21-12-3-1 Lagace Coreau 23-23 1-6/4-5 38. Jan. 11 at Tucson W 6-3 22-12-3-1 Dansk Pickard/Miska (L) 31-20 1-2/1-1 39. Jan. 12 at Tucson L 2-3 22-13-3-1 Fucale Pickard 30-30 1-5/4-5 40. Jan. 16 vs. Grand Rapids W 5-2 23-13-3-1 Dansk Rybar 27-30 1-4/3-3 41. Jan. 19 vs. Rockford OTL 2-3 23-13-4-1 Dansk Forsberg 38-28 2-3/2-2 42. Jan. 20 vs. Milwaukee L 0-4 23-14-4-1 Fucale Grosenick 16-24 0-1/3-5 43. Jan. 24 at Cleveland W 5-1 24-14-4-1 Fucale Berube 30-29 0-2/4-4 44. Jan. 26 at Cleveland OTL 3-4 24-14-5-1 Lagace Kivlenieks 23-43 1-3/2-2 45. Feb. 1 at Rockford L 2-5 24-15-5-1 Dansk (L)/Fucale Lankinen 30-29 1-3/2-2 46. Feb. 2 vs. Manitoba W 5-2 25-15-5-1 Dansk Comrie 29-26 0-6/4-5 47. Feb. 9 at Milwaukee W (OT) 3-2 26-15-5-1 Dansk McCollum 26-22 0-3/2-2 48. Feb. 10 at Grand Rapids W 4-1 27-15-5-1 Lagace Sateri 31-35 2-6/5-5 49. Feb. 13 at Manitoba L 2-4 27-16-5-1 Lagace Comrie 22-29 1-3/3-3 50. Feb. 15 at Manitoba L 2-3 27-17-5-1 Dansk Comrie 40-23 0-4/3-4 51. Feb. 17 vs. Iowa W (OT) 2-1 28-17-5-1 Lagace Motte 13-32 0-4/2-2 52. Feb. 21 vs. Texas W 3-1 29-17-5-1 Lagace Desrosiers 24-39 0-1/1-1 53. Feb. 23 vs. Grand Rapids W 3-2 30-17-5-1 Lagace Rybar 23-26 1-4/2-2 54. Feb. 24 vs. Texas W 4-2 31-17-5-1 Dansk Bow (L)/Desrosiers 29-40 2-4/3-5 55. Feb. 26 vs. Rockford W 1-0 32-17-5-1 Lagace Delia 16-27 0-3/2-2 56. March 1 at Texas W (OT) 2-1 33-17-5-1 Lagace Desrosiers 22-21 1-3/4-5 57. March 2 at Texas L 2-4 33-18-5-1 Dansk Bow 20-28 0-3/1-3 58. March 5 at San Antonio SOL 1-2 33-18-5-2 Lagace Coreau 17-17 0-6/3-4 59. March 8 at Milwaukee W 4-1 34-18-5-2 Lagace Grosenick 34-26 0-5/3-3 60. March 9 vs. Iowa W 4-1 35-18-5-2 Dansk Kahkonen 33-29 1-3/4-5 61. March 10 vs. Milwaukee W (OT) 2-1 36-18-5-2 Dansk McCollum 34-17 0-6/4-5 62. March 15 vs. Cleveland L 2-3 36-19-5-2 Lagace Berube 26-37 1-4/2-2 63. March 16 vs. San Antonio W 6-2 37-19-5-2 Dansk Coreau 26-33 1-2/2-2 64. March 20 at Rockford SOL 1-2 37-19-5-3 Dansk Delia 33-30 0-6/5-5 65. March 22 at Texas W 4-1 38-19-5-3 Dansk Bow 27-24 1-1/2-2 66. March 23 at San Antonio W 5-0 39-19-5-3 Dansk Coreau (L)/Fitzpatrick 17-31 0-1/1-1 67. March 26 at San Antonio W 4-1 40-19-5-3 Dansk Fitzpatrick 32-23 1-6/4-4 68. March 29 at Grand Rapids W 4-3 41-19-5-3 Dansk Sateri/Rybar (L) 22-32 3-4/6-7 69. March 30 vs. Milwaukee L 2-4 41-20-5-3 Fucale McCollum 24-29 1-3/3-4 70. March 31 at Rockford W 5-2 42-20-5-3 Dansk Forsberg 32-32 1-2/1-3 71. April 5 at Milwaukee L 3-4 42-21-5-3 Lagace Grosenick 35-30 1-5/2-2 72. April 6 vs. Colorado W 3-2 43-21-5-3 Dansk Martin 27-32 0-2/3-3 73. April 7 vs. Colorado SOL 2-3 43-21-5-4 Lagace Martin 30-33 1-3/4-4 74. April 12 at Iowa OTL 1-2 43-21-6-4 Lagace Hammond 24-37 1-2/2-2 75. April 13 vs. Manitoba W 4-2 44-21-6-4 Dansk Berdin 22-41 0-1/3-5 76. April 14 vs. Manitoba L 2-6 44-22-6-4 Lagace Comrie 16-35 1-3/0-1