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Bridgeport Sound Tigers center Robert Nilsson was named the AHL Player of the Week for the period ending Nov. 19.
Nilsson scored four goals and had three assists for seven points in three games to help the Sound Tigers go 2-0-0-1 during the week. |
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Brandon Bochenski became the first Norfolk player to score four goals in a game Saturday night. He led Norfolk to a 7-5 victory over Philadelphia.
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as logical consequence of this.... the American Hockey League announced that Norfolk Admirals right wing Brandon Bochenski has been named the AHL Player of the Week for the period ending November 26, 2006. Bochenski scored seven goals, including two game-winners, and had eight points in four games on the week for the Admirals. |
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Players of the month - November 2006
AHL Goaltender of the Month
Jaroslav Halak (Hamilton Bulldogs) The 21-year-old netminder stopped 208 of 214 shots in eight appearances, going 7-1-0 with a league-best 0.82 GAA, a .972 save percentage and four shutouts in November. AHL Rookie of the Month Brett Sterling (Chicago Wolves) The 22-year-old left wing led the entire league with 14 goals in 12 games during the month, helping the Wolves move into first place in the AHL’s West Division. Milestone of the Month Jason Krog (Chicago Wolves) In a 10-5 win at Peoria on Nov. 4, Krog scored three goals and added four assists to become the first American Hockey League player in nearly eight years to register seven points in a game. Krog, who has recorded a point in each of his 21 AHL games played this season, finished November with 11 goals and 18 assists for 29 points in 12 games, and also scored a goal in his one NHL game with the Atlanta Thrashers on Nov. 24. |
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The American Hockey League announced that Peoria Rivermen left wing Charles Linglet has been named theAHL Player of the Week for the period ending December 3, 2006.
Linglet tallied four goals and six points in three games on the week while posting a plus-4 rating as Peoria went a perfect 3-0-0-0 and extended its winning streak to five games. |
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The American Hockey League announced today that Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben Knights goaltender Curtis McElhinney has been named the AHL Player of the Week for the period ending December 10, 2006.
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AHL All-Star balloting is underway:
http://www.theahl.com/news/league/in...rticle_id=7266 The format is the Canadian All-Stars vs PlanetUSA.
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Chicago Wolves center Cory Larose has been named the AHL Player of the Week for the period ending Dec. 17, 2006, becoming already the third player on the squad to be honored with the award this season.
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Darren Hayder Sitting AHL record
Chicago right-wing Darren Haydar extended his point streak to an American Hockey League-record 32 games Saturday in the Wolves' 2-1 win over the San Antonio Rampage.
Haydar eclipsed the 31-game streak set by former Binghamton Whalers forward Mike Richard in 1987 with the game's first goal at 13:05 of the second period. |
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Quintin Lang of the Hershey Bears was named the AHL player of the week for December 18th-24th.
Jaroslav Halak of the Hamilton Bulldogs was named the AHL goalkeeper of the week for December 18th-24th.
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Brett Sterling has 33 goals in 32 games played. The AHL record is 70 set in 1988-89 with the Sherbrooke Canadiens by Stephane Lebeau .
It's a long way to go, but kind of fun to follow.
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The American Hockey League announced that Chicago Wolves left wing Brett Sterling has been named the AHL Rookie of the Month for December.
This is the second month in a row that Sterling has earned the honor. The 22-year-old standout scored 16 goals in 14 games during the month, and added five assists for 21 points to go with a plus-10 rating as the Wolves continued to light up scoreboards around the American Hockey League. |
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Wilkes-Barre/Scranton rookie forward Tyler Kennedy has named the AHL Player of the Week for the period ending January 7.
The 20-year old center recorded seven points (3+4) in two games over the weekend to gain the award. |
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The American Hockey League announced the Canadian and PlanetUSA AHL All-Star team rosters for the 2007 Rbk Hockey AHL All-Star Classic, to be played later this month at Ricoh Coliseum in Toronto.
The Canadian team comprises players born in Canada, while the PlanetUSA team is made of players born outside of Canada. AHL fans determined the starting lineups via on-line balloting at theahl.com, while a committee of AHL coaches selected the remainder of the rosters. Andy Bathgate, Hockey Hall of Fame AHL All-Star Classic Honoree, and Steve Thomas, AHL All-Star Classic honorary captain, were on hand for the announcement at the Air Canada Centre this morning. They were joined by AHL President and CEO David Andrews, former AHL All-Stars Peter Laviolette and Eric Staal of the Carolina Hurricanes and Kyle Wellwood of the Toronto Maple Leafs, and current Leafs and former Marlies head coach Paul Maurice. Thirty-four of the 48 selections are heading to their first AHL All-Star Classic, including team captains Mike Keane of the Manitoba Moose (Canada) and Kip Miller of the Grand Rapids Griffins (PlanetUSA), and standout rookies including Brett Sterling of the Chicago Wolves, Ryan Callahan of the Hartford Wolf Pack, Dustin Boyd of the Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben Knights, Drew Stafford of the Rochester Americans, Matt Lashoff of the Providence Bruins and Marek Schwarz of the Peoria Rivermen. The head coach of the Canadian All-Star team will be Bruce Boudreau, by virtue of his leading the Hershey Bears to the 2006 Calder Cup championship. Boudreau, a Toronto native and former AHL MVP who also played for the junior Marlies and the NHL Maple Leafs, will be making his second appearance behind an AHL All-Star bench. The head coach of the PlanetUSA team will come from the AHL club with the best points percentage after play on Jan. 14. The 2007 Rbk Hockey AHL All-Star Classic will take place at Ricoh Coliseum in Toronto, home of the AHL's Marlies. The event features the 2007 CCM AHL All-Star Skills Competition on Sunday, January 28 (7:00 ET) and the 2007 AHL All-Star Game on Monday, January 29 (7:00 ET), and will be televised live on Rogers Sportsnet in Canada and on a network of regional broadcast partners in the United States 2007 Canadian AHL All-Star Team x-Starters Forwards Dustin Boyd, Omaha Troy Brouwer, Norfolk Mathieu Darche, Worcester Jonathan Filewich, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton x-Alexandre Giroux, Hershey x-Darren Haydar, Chicago Mike Keane, Manitoba ("C") x-Zenon Konopka, Portland Jason Krog, Chicago Clarke MacArthur, Rochester Brad Moran, Manitoba Kris Newbury, Toronto Martin St. Pierre, Norfolk Defensemen Nolan Baumgartner, Philadelphia Sheldon Brookbank, Milwaukee x-Daniel Girardi, Hartford T.J. Kemp, Manchester Derek Meech, Grand Rapids Curtis Murphy, Houston x-Lawrence Nycholat, Hershey Mathieu Roy, Hamilton Goaltenders Wade Dubielewicz, Bridgeport x-Jason LaBarbera, Manchester Curtis McElhinney, Omaha Head Coach: Bruce Boudreau, Hershey Bears Assistant Coach: Bob Woods, Hershey Bears Athletic Therapist: Steve Dias, Toronto Marlies Equipment Manager: Brad Harrison, Toronto Marlies 2007 PlanetUSA AHL All-Star Team x-Starters Forwards Keith Aucoin, Albany x-Brandon Bochenski, Norfolk Ryan Callahan, Hartford Tomas Fleischmann, Hershey Josh Hennessy, Binghamton Andrei Kostitsyn, Hamilton Joel Lundqvist, Iowa Kip Miller, Grand Rapids ("C") Patrick O'Sullivan, Manchester Drew Stafford, Rochester x-Brett Sterling, Chicago Bill Thomas, San Antonio x-Erik Westrum, Toronto Defensemen Dustin Byfuglien, Norfolk Andy Greene, Lowell Peter Harrold, Manchester Ville Koistinen, Milwaukee Matt Lashoff, Providence Filip Novak, Syracuse x-Richie Regehr, Omaha x-Noah Welch, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Goaltenders x-Jaroslav Halak, Hamilton Karri Ramo, Springfield Marek Schwarz, Peoria |
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Blatny joins Modo
Springfield Falcons announced Friday they had agreed to release forward Zdenek Blatny so he could join MoDo of the Swedish Elite League.
The 25-year-old Blatny had six goals and seven assists in 19 games with Springfield this season. He has appeared in 25 NHL games with the Thrashers and Boston Bruins. |
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I have a question about how many times did they team meet teams in their own divison in their conferense and outside their conferense?
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Hurricanes extend affiliation with AHL Albany
The Hurricanes on Thursday announced a two-year extension of their affiliation agreement with the Albany River Rats of the American Hockey League.
Carolina's top minor league development team for the last two seasons, Albany will continue to breed players for the Hurricanes through the 2008-09 campaign. |
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OHL Players Join AHL Clubs
Hartford Wolf Pack General Manager / Head Coach Jim Schoenfeld has announced the signing of Owen Sound Attack defenseman Bobby Sanguinetti to an Amateur Tryout agreement. He could be in the lineup tonight against the Portland Pirates.
Manchester Monarchs Director of Hockey Operations Hubie McDonough has announced the signing of Owen Sound Attack center Trevor Lewis to an Amateur Tryout agreement as well. He will wear #22 for the Monarchs when they the Portland Pirates on Saturday night. The Saginaw Spirit have announced that several players have left Saginaw to play for their American Hockey League clubs this weekend. Tom Pyatt and Tomas Zaborsky have left to play with the Hartford Wolf Pack and Cody Bass has left to play with the Binghamton Senators. All three are to play for the affiliated clubs of their respective NHL teams. |
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Oreskovic joins the Marlies
The Toronto Marlies of the American Hockey League have announced that Owen Sound Attack defenseman Phil Oreskovic has signed an Amateur Tryout Agreement with the team.
Oreskovic was drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 3rd round of the 2006 NHL Entry Draft. He will be eligible for the lineup when the Marlies visit Grand Rapids Friday night. |
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Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben Knights will be relocated
The Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben Knights franchise of the American Hockey League will relocate, the Omaha World-Herald reports.
The Knights came to Omaha in the summer of 2005. They're one of three hockey teams in the Omaha area that battle for audiences. According to the World-Herald, two sources close to the situation confirmed that the Knights will move, possibly to the Quad-Cities area of eastern Iowa and western Illinois. The departure of the Knights would leave the Omaha area with two hockey teams _ the NCAA Division I University of Nebraska at Omaha and the Omaha Lancers of the United States Hockey League. Knights team President Ren Smith said Calgary officials had not informed him of any move. Calgary team President Ken King would neither confirm nor deny the move. |
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Ward leaves Iserlohn
Head Coach Geoff Ward has left the Iserlohn Roosters. The 44-year old Canadian returns to North-America to become coach of the Springfield Falcons. Next season the Falcons will become the AHL affiliate of the Edmonton Oilers. Ward coached Iserlohn for just one season.
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Darren Haydar, the 27-year-old Chicago Wolves forward, was named the American Hockey League's MVP
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In the AHL playoffs, we almost have the Calder Cup finalists for this season.
The Hershey Bears lead the Manchester Monarchs 3 games to 0, while the Hamilton Bulldogs lead the Chicago Wolves 3 games to 0. |
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Hershey Bears forward Kip Brennan has been suspended for the remainder of the American Hockey League playoffs following an altercation with a fan during a game last week.
The former NHLer will miss the entire Calder Cup championship series against the Hamilton Bulldogs, which begins Friday in Hershey. The confrontation involving Brennan and the fan occurred in Hershey's 4-1 road win over Manchester in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference final on Wednesday The Bears had things well in hand with their 4-1 lead when, with 19.8 seconds remaining, an altercation between a Manchester fan and Hershey’s Kip Brennan broke out. Brennan was in the penalty box serving the final seconds of a fighting major when the Manchester fan attempted to throw a punch at Brennan through a space in the glass at the side of the penalty box. Brennan responded, finally reaching through and tearing the T-shirt the fan was wearing. While security officials were rushing to grab the fan, the linesmen stepped into the box to restrain Brennan. Brennan was assessed a gross misconduct penalty before leaving the ice.  |
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Kip Brennan is certainly an idiot but that fan is a huge moron for trying to punch Brennan while he is in the penalty box...I hope the "fan" gets punished as well.
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Kevin Constantine, a former runner-up for the National Hockey League's Coach of the Year honor, has been named the head coach of Houston Aeros. Constantine spent the last four seasons as head coach of the Western Hockey League's Everett Silvertips.
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American Hockey League announced that the league's Board of Governors have approved the following conference and division alignment for the AHL's 2007-08 season.
The Sound Tigers will remain in the East Division as a part of the Eastern Conference. The only changes to the Eastern Conference are affiliation moves. The Springfield Falcons are the new affiliate of the Edmonton Oilers and the Norfolk Admirals are the new affiliate of the Tampa Bay Lightning. The Western Conference will welcome three new cities to the AHL for the upcoming season, the Lake Erie Monsters, Quad City Flames and Rockford IceHogs. The Monsters are the new AHL affiliate of the Colorado Avalanche and will compete in the North Division, while the Flames, new affiliate of the Calgary Flames, and IceHogs, new affiliate of the Chicago Blackhawks, will do battle in the West Division. Eastern Conference Atlantic Division Hartford Wolf Pack (NYR) Lowell Devils (NJ) Manchester Monarchs (LA) Portland Pirates (Ana) Providence Bruins (Bos) Springfield Falcons (Edm) Worcester Sharks (SJ) East Division Albany River Rats (Car) Binghamton Senators (Ott) BRIDGEPORT SOUND TIGERS (NYI) Hershey Bears (Wsh) Norfolk Admirals (TamB) Philadelphia Phantoms (Phi) Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (Pit) Western Conference North Division Grand Rapids Griffins (Det) Hamilton Bulldogs (Mtl) Lake Erie Monsters ( Col ) Manitoba Moose (Van) Rochester Americans (Buf/Fla) Syracuse Crunch (Clb) Toronto Marlies (Tor) West Division Chicago Wolves (Atl) Houston Aeros (Min) Iowa Stars (Dal) Milwaukee Admirals (Nsh) Peoria Rivermen (Stl) Quad City Flames (Cgy) Rockford IceHogs (Chi) San Antonio Rampage (Phx) |
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Any word on whether the IceHogs will have any of the players from their UHL squad, or whether the logo will stay the same, or whether the team will still keep its UHL championship banner?
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"Lake Erie" is what they are calling it, but the Monsters are playing in the city of Cleveland, Ohio.
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Calder Cup Finals:
Game 1: Hamilton 4, Hershey 0 (46 save shutout for goaltender Cary Price!!!! He is going to be a star for the Montreal Canadiens one day.) Game 2: Hershey 4, Hamilton 2 Here's an article on Game 2 from ESPN: http://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/news/story?id=2891639 |
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