2018-19 Game Notes MANITOBA AT CHICAGO NOVEMBER 18, 2018 3 p.m. THE U TOO TIME TO BATTLE BACK 2018-19 The Chicago Wolves and Manitoba Moose both must rally after enduring tough overtime losses on TALE OF THE TAPE Saturday night. The Wolves faced a pair of third-period deficits and forced overtime on Brandon Pirri’s power-play with 3:32 left in regulation -- only to fall when Iowa’s Gerry Fitzgerald scored 2:44 REGULAR-SEASON SERIES 1-1-0-0 Manitoba | 1-1-0-0 Chicago into extra time.

Manitoba cut things even closer at Grand Rapids. The Moose pulled their goalie late and Tye McGinn came up with the equalizer with 35 seconds left in regulation -- only to fall when Grand Rapids’ Carter Camper scored 35 seconds into overtime.

The Wolves and Moose are separated by only 1 in the Central Division standings, but their 8-7-1-0 8-5-1-1 peripheral numbers differ significantly. While Chicago has outscored its opponents by 8 goals, Manitoba has been outscored by 14 goals -- tied for the worst differential in the Central Division. LEADING SCORERS MANITOBA CHICAGO NO LAG TIME FOR LAGACE Skater G A Pts Skater G A Pts Prior to Saturday night’s 4-3 overtime loss to the Iowa Wild, Chicago Wolves goaltender Max Lagace Appleton 7 8 15 Carr 9 13 22 had been out since Oct. 28 due to injury. Head coach Rocky Thompson expected Lagace to require Griffith 5 6 11 Macek 14 7 21 some time to knock off the rust, but that was not the case. Suess 6 3 9 Pirri 6 13 19 Shaw 4 4 8 Tynan 4 10 14 Lagace delivered multiple highlight-reel saves and kept the Wolves in the game when Iowa had five power-play opportunities in the second period. Put another way, Lagace’s official stats (23 saves on SERIES GAME-BY-GAME 27 shots) belied his impact. Date Location Result SF-SA PP PK Nov. 2 Bell MTS Place L, 4-5 36-20 2-7 3-5 “If not for Max Lagace playing so well, it could have been out of reach after two,” Thompson said. ”He Nov. 3 Bell MTS Place W, 4-1 28-30 0-6 4-4 was outstanding. He wasn’t rusty at all. He played really well. I was really happy with how he played.” Nov. 18 3 p.m. Feb. 2 Allstate Arena 7 p.m. Feb. 13 Bell MTS Place 7 p.m. CARR BEEPS PAST MACEK Feb. 15 Bell MTS Place 7 p.m. Left wing Daniel Carr earned assists on both of Brandon Pirri’s power-play goals Saturday night, April 13 Allstate Arena 7 p.m. which enabled Carr to leapfrog linemate Brooks Macek for the AHL’s scoring lead. Carr owns 22 April 14 Allstate Arena 4 p.m. points (9G, 13A) in 15 games while Macek stands second with 21 points. THROWING IT BACK TO 2005 Carr and Macek also rank 1-2 in plus/minus rating (+18 for Carr and +16 for Macek) while Carr shares the The Wolves and the Moose have met in the playoffs AHL lead for power-play goals (6) with Rochester’s Zach Redmond. Macek must console himself with four times -- and each time Chicago has taken the the AHL’s goal-scoring lead -- his 14 rank two ahead of Cleveland’s Zac Dalpe -- and his overwhelming series. Let’s flash back to May 25, 2005, the last lead in shooting percentage. He’s at 51.9 percent and Syracuse’s Taylor Raddysh sits at 33.3 percent. postseason meeting when the Wolves wrapped up a Western Conference Final sweep. Here was the the rest of the world as we knew it: LAST TWO • Paul Konerko cracked a 3-run homer to lead the SATURDAY, NOV. 17 IOWA 4, (at) CHICAGO 3 (OT) White Sox to a 4-2 win at Anaheim -- pushing their • The Wolves rallied from a pair of one-goal deficits in the third periof to force the first-place Wild division lead to 6 games on the way to the World into overtime, but the visitors scored 2:44 in the exta session to earn the extra point Series title. • The NHL lockout prevented the league from • Forward Brandon Pirri whistled home a pair of power-play goals while Reid Duke added his crowning a Stanley Cup champion for the first time fourth goal of the season since 1919 (when the Spanish flu epidemic forced the • Goaltender Max Lagace stopped 23 of 27 shots Seattle Metropolitans and to stop after five games). • “Madagascar” was among the many movies two SUNDAY, NOV. 11 MILWAUKEE 7, (at) CHICAGO 2 days away from release timed for the Memorial Day • Forwards Daniel Carr and Tyler Wong spotted the Wolves a 2-0 lead in the first period, but weekend. It earned $556 million worldwide. Milwaukee took control from there in front of 11,794 on Veterans Day at Allstate Arena. • Carr notched his league-leading sixth power-play goal of the year while Wong delivered his first ALL-TIME RECORD BREAKDOWN tally this season Seasons Home Road Overall • Goaltender Oscar Dansk rejected 20 of 25 shots 1994-2018 32-17-0-2-6 31-28-3-2-0 63-45-3-4-6 2018-19 Chicago Wolves Game Notes

2018-19 HOME-ROAD CONTRASTS BY THE NUMBERS Regular Season Home Away Difference The Chicago Wolves are a fast-starting team. How fast? Through 15 games, the Wolves have Goals For 4.00 3.75 0.25 taken a deficit into the first intermission just once this season -- Oct. 20 at Grand Rapids when Goals Against 3.86 2.88 1.02 1 a 2-0 deficit after 20 minutes turned into a 5-3 loss. The Wolves are outscoring opponents 22-11 in the first period, which is the best margin in the AHL. Charlotte ranks second at +8. RECORD BY DIVISION On the other hand, the Wolves have been outscored by 7 goals (24-17) during the middle Record Win % stanza. That ranks as the third-worst differential in the Western Conference as only Central 5-5-1-1 .500 7 Stockton (-18) and Texas (-9) have fared worse. North 1-0-0-0 1.000 Pacific 2-0-0-0 1.000 With eight healthy defensemen on the roster now that rookie Dylan Coghlan has returned to action after a three-week recovery period, head coach Rocky Thompson must make RECORD BY MONTH tough lineup choices every night and find a way to juggle playing time. On Saturday night 9 Record Win % against Iowa, that meant Jimmy Oligny and Zac Leslie sat out for the first time this season. That leaves the Wolves with nine players who have seen action in all 15 games: Forwards , October 6-2-0-1 .722 Daniel Carr Reid November 2-3-1-0 .417 Duke, Keegan Kolesar, Brooks Macek, Curtis McKenzie, Brandon Pirri, Gage Quinney and T.J. December 0-0-0-0 .000 Tynan and defenseman Nic Hague. January 0-0-0-0 .000 February 0-0-0-0 .000 Brooks Macek continues to lead the AHL with 14 goals as the 26-year-old from Winnipeg March 0-0-0-0 .000 has maintained nearly a goal-per-game pace over the season’s first six weeks. As word April 0-0-0-0 .000 14 has gotten out about Macek, teams are making it tougher on him to find room to deliver. Not only has Macek gone with a goal in the last two games (the first time that has happened since the first two games of the year on Oct. 5-6 in Colorado), he hasn’t taken a shot on goal in either IN OVERTIME (2-1) game. His 14 goals are not a franchise record for most goals after 15 games: Steve Maltais produced Goaltender Saves-Shots SV% 22 goals in the Wolves’ first 15 games of 1995-96. Oscar Dansk (2-0) 7-7 1.000 Max Lagace (0-1) 1-2 .500 The Wolves boast the AHL’s top three performers in plus/minus rating -- starting with left wing Daniel Carr at +18. Right wing Brooks Macek is next at +16 while center Gage 18 Quinney checks in at No. 3 with a +14 (tied with Rochester defenseman Lawrence Pilut). IN THE SHOOTOUT (0-1) To get a sense of how impressive it is for a trio of forwards to be leading the league in this category, a defenseman has won the AHL’s plus/minus crown each of the last six seasons. Shooter Goals-Chances SH% T.J. Tynan 1-1 1.000 If you’ve suited up for the Wolves, chances are better than 50/50 that you’ve Erik Brännström 0-1 .000 Daniel Carr 0-1 .000 also played in the . When Daniel Carr, Curtis Reid Duke 0-1 .000 353 McKenzie and Zach Whitecloud made their Wolves debuts on Oct. 5, they Brooks Macek 0-1 .000 became the 351st, 352nd and 353rd players (out of 615 Wolves all-time) who have competed for the Stefan Matteau 0-1 .000 Wolves and in the NHL. That 57.4 percent overall success rate is even higher among goaltenders. Of Brandon Pirri 0-1 .000 the 54 players who’ve tended the net for the Wolves over the years -- starting with original goaltenders Ray LeBlanc and and continuing through current Wolves Max Lagace Goaltender Saves-Shots SV% and Oscar Dansk -- 37 boast NHL experience (68.5 percent). Oscar Dansk 5-7 .714

This is the number of days between Brooks Macek’s five-assist effort on Nov. 7 at Milwaukee and the previous five-assist game RECORD BREAKDOWN 6,532 by a Wolves player. Rob Brown, who holds the team’s single-game When the Wolves... Record (6) and single-season (91) assist records, handed out five assists on Dec. 19, 2000, in a 7-5 victory at score four or more goals 7-1-0-1 Kansas City. allow two or fewer goals 5-0-0-0 outshoot their opponent 2-4-1-0 score first 6-2-1-0 UPCOMING GAMES score a power-play goal 6-4-1-1 Date Opponent Venue Time allow a power-play goal 3-4-1-1 Friday, Nov. 23 at Rockford* BMO Harris Center 7 p.m. score a short-handed goal 0-1-0-0 Saturday, Nov. 24 vs. Grand Rapids** Allstate Arena 7 p.m. allow a short-handed goal 0-0-0-0 Sunday, Nov. 25 vs. Rockford** Allstate Arena 3 p.m. lead after one period 6-1-1-1 trail after one period 0-1-0-0 Wednesday, Nov. 28 at Grand Rapids^ Van Andel Arena 6 p.m. lead after two periods 7-0-0-0 Saturday, Dec. 1 vs. San Antonio** Allstate Arena 3 p.m. trail after two periods 1-5-1-0 are in a one-goal game 3-3-1-1 All times Central ^AHLTV only *The U Too **CW50 play at home 3-2-1-1 For complete 2018-19 television and game schedules, visit ChicagoWolves.com play on the road 5-3-0-0 All games stream live on AHLTV (TheAHL.com/AHLTV) 2018-19 2018-19 REGULAR-SEASON HIGHS AND LOWS INDIVIDUAL Most Goals Scored in a Game 6 vs. Cleveland Oct. 24 GAME-HIGHS Most Goals Allowed in a Game 7 vs. Milwaukee Nov. 11 Most Goals Scored in a Period 3 2nd period at Grand Rapids Oct. 20 Points 1. Brooks Macek 5 at MIL, Nov. 7 3rd period vs. Milwaukee Oct. 14 2. Daniel Carr 4 at MIL, Nov. 7 1st period vs. Grand Rapids Oct. 13 Brooks Macek 4 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 1st period at Colorado Oct. 6 4. Brandon Pirri 3 vs. RFD, Nov. 10 Most Goals Allowed in a Period 3 3rd period vs. Milwaukee Nov. 11 Gage Quinney 3 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 2nd period vs. Rockford Nov. 10 Dylan Coghlan 3 vs. MIL, Oct. 14 2nd period at Manitoba Nov. 2 Curtis McKenzie 3 vs. MIL, Oct. 14 Most Shots On Goal in a Game 40 vs. Rockford Nov. 10 Brooks Macek 3 vs. GR, Oct. 13 Most Shots On Goal Allowed in a Game 37 at Milwaukee Nov. 7 Daniel Carr 3 vs. GR, Oct. 13 vs. Milwaukee Oct. 21 Most Shots On Goal in a Period 20 3rd period vs. Rockford Nov. 10 Goals 1. Daniel Carr 4 at MIL, Nov. 7 Most Shots On Goal Allowed in a Period 20 3rd period at Milwaukee Nov. 7 2. Gage Quinney 3 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 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 20 at Manitoba Nov. 2 4. Brandon Pirri 2 vs. IA, Nov. 17 at San Antonio Oct. 28 Brooks Macek 2 vs. RFD, Nov. 10 Fewest Shots On Goal in a Period 3 3rd period vs. Grand Rapids Oct. 13 Brooks Macek 2 at MB, Nov. 3 Fewest Shots On Goal Allowed in a Period 2 3rd period at San Antonio Oct. 28 Brooks Macek 2 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 Brooks Macek 2 vs. MIL, Oct. 21 Most PPG in a Game 3 vs. Iowa Nov. 17 Gage Quinney 2 at COL, Oct. 6 Most PPG Allowed in a Game 3 at San Antonio Oct. 28 Reid Duke 2 at COL, Oct. 6 vs. Milwaukee Oct. 21 Erik Brännström 2 at COL, Oct. 5 vs. Milwaukee Oct. 14 Most SHG in a Game 1 at San Antonio (Quinney) Oct. 28 Assists 1. Brooks Macek 5 at MIL, Nov. 7 Most SHG Against in a Game N/A 2. Brandon Pirri 3 vs. RFD, Nov. 10 Daniel Carr 3 vs. GR, Oct. 13 Longest Winning Streak 4 Oct. 5-14 4. Daniel Carr 2 vs. IA, Nov. 17 Longest Home Winning Streak 2 Oct. 13-14 Nic Hague 2 at MIL, Nov. 7 Longest Road Winning Streak 2 Nov. 3-present T.J. Tynan 2 at MB, Nov. 3 Oct. 5-6 Brandon Pirri 2 at MB, Nov. 2 Longest Winless Streak 3 Nov. 10-present Curtis McKenzie 2 at MB, Nov. 2 Longest Home Winless Streak 3 Nov. 10-present Brooks Macek 2 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 Longest Road Winless Streak 2 Oct. 28-Nov. 2 Erik Brännström 2 vs. MIL, Oct. 21 Curtis McKenzie 2 vs. MIL, Oct. 14 Most PIM in a Game 29 at San Antonio Oct. 28 Dylan Coghlan 2 vs. MIL, Oct. 14 Most Combined PIM in a Game 49 at Colorado Oct. 6 Gage Quinney 2 vs. GR, Oct. 13 Quickest Wolves Goal from Start of Game 0:34 vs. Cleveland (Quinney) Oct. 24 Curtis McKenzie 2 vs. GR, Oct. 13 Quickest Opponent Goal from Start of Game 3:22 vs. Grand Rapids (Pope) Oct. 13 Brandon Pirri 2 at COL, Oct. 5 Shortest Time Between Two Wolves Goals 0:10 at Colorado (Quinney/Duke) Oct. 6 Tomas Hyka 2 at COL, Oct. 5 Shortest Time Between Two Opponent Goals 0:23 vs. Milwaukee (Grimaldi/Grimaldi) Oct. 14 Shortest Time Between Two Goals 0:12 vs. Milwaukee (Wong/Richard) Nov. 11 PIM 1. Alex Gallant 15 at SA, Oct. 28 2. Alex Gallant 12 at COL, Oct. 5 Largest Margin of Victory 4 vs. Cleveland Oct. 24 3. Alex Gallant 7 vs. MIL, Nov. 11 vs. Grand Rapids Oct. 13 Stefan Matteau 7 at GR, Oct. 20 at Colorado Oct. 6 Stefan Matteau 7 vs. GR, Oct. 13 Largest Margin of Defeat 5 vs. Milwaukee Nov. 11 Largest Crowd at Home 11,794 vs. Milwaukee Nov. 11 +/- 1. Nic Hague +5 at COL, Oct. 6 Hat Tricks this Year 3 at Milwaukee (Carr/4) Nov. 7 Zac Leslie +5 at COL, Oct. 6 vs. Cleveland (Quinney) Oct. 24 3. Daniel Carr +4 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 vs. Grand Rapids (Macek) Oct. 13 Brooks Macek +4 vs. CLE, Oct. 24 Hat Tricks Against this Year N/A Shutouts this Year N/A Shots 1. Daniel Carr 7 vs. RFD, Nov. 10 Shutouts Against this Year N/A Daniel Carr 7 at MIL, Nov. 7 Shots this Year N/A Brandon Pirri 7 at COL, Oct. 6 Penalty Shots Against this Year N/A 4. Brooks Macek 6 vs. RFD, Nov. 10 Brandon Pirri 6 at MB, Nov. 3 Daniel Carr 6 at MB, Nov. 2 Brandon Pirri 6 at MB, Nov. 2 Gage Quinney 6 vs. CLE, Oct. 24

Saves 1. Oscar Dansk 34 at MIL, Nov. 7 2. 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

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

* 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)