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WOLF PACK ANNOUNCE 24-25 SCHEDULE

By: Alex Thomas, Hartford Wolf Pack HARTFORD, CT – The Hartford Wolf Pack, in conjunction with the American Hockey League (AHL), announced today the club’s full schedule for the 2024-25 regular season. The club’s 28th season begins on the road on Saturday, October 12th, 2024. The Wolf Pack will face off against the Lehigh Valley Phantoms at the PPL Center in Allentown, PA, at 7:05 p.m. This marks the third consecutive season the Wolf Pack has opened on the road. The Pack is back at the XL Center on Friday, October 18th, 2024, for the annual home opener. It’ll be the first of ten installments in the ‘I-91 Rivalry’ this season between the Wolf Pack and the Springfield Thunderbirds. The puck drop is set for 7:00 p.m. October 18th will also mark the start of Hartford’s first three-in-three set of the 2024-25 campaign. The Pack welcomes the Bridgeport Islanders to town for the first of ten installments in the ‘Battle of Connecticut’ on Saturday, October 19th, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. The weekend concludes in Bridgeport on Sunday, October 20th, 2024, at 3:00 p.m. The Wolf Pack will play just three sets of three in three weekends this season. In addition to their October 18th-20th stretch, the Wolf Pack will play three games in three days from January 10th to 12th (1/10/25 @ Lehigh Valley, 1/11/25 Vs. Lehigh Valley, 1/12/25 Vs. Springfield) and January 24th to 26th (1/24/25 Vs. Laval, 1/25/25 Vs. Rochester, 1/26/25 @ Springfield). Three teams will return to the 2024-25 season schedule, as the Wolf Pack will once again venture out to the Western Conference. The club will play a home-and-home set with the Milwaukee Admirals, Grand Rapids Griffins, and Rockford IceHogs for the second time in three seasons. The Griffins will come to the XL Center on Wednesday, October 30th, 2024 (7:00 p.m.), while the Pack will travel to Grand Rapids on Wednesday, March 12th, 2025 (7:00 p.m.). The Grand Rapids trip opens Hartford’s three-game swing to the Midwest. The Pack will visit Rockford on  Friday, March 14th, 2025, at 8:00 p.m. and Milwaukee on Saturday, March 15th, 2025, at 7:00 p.m.). The IceHogs visit the XL Center on Friday, December 6th, 2024, at 7:00 p.m., while the Admirals pay a visit on Saturday, March 22nd, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. The ’School Day Game’ is back in Hartford for the second consecutive season. The Wolf Pack will welcome the Charlotte Checkers to town on Tuesday, November 19th, 2024, at 11:00 a.m. Thanksgiving Eve also returns to the XL Center for the second straight season. The Wolf Pack take on the Lehigh Valley Phantoms on Wednesday, November 27th, at 7:00 p.m. The 2024-25 regular season concludes on Friday, April 18th, 2025, when the Islanders come to the XL Center (7:00 p.m.). The Wolf Pack will face 15 opponents during the 2024-25 season. They’ll face each of the other seven teams in the Atlantic Division, five teams from the North Division, and three from the Central Division. Atlantic Division: Bridgeport Islanders (10 GP, 5 H, 5 A), Charlotte Checkers (8 GP, 4 H, 4 A), Hershey Bears (4 GP, 2 H, 2 A), Lehigh Valley Phantoms (6 GP, 3 H, 3 A), Providence Bruins (10 GP, 5 H, 5 A), Springfield Thunderbirds (10 GP, 5 H, 5 A), and Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (6 GP, 3 H, 3 A). North Division: Belleville Senators (2 GP, 1 H, 1 A), Laval Rocket (4 GP, 2 H, 2 A), Rochester Americans (2 GP, 1 H, 1 A), Syracuse Crunch (2 GP, 1 H, 1 A), and Utica Comets (2 GP, 1 H, 1 A). Central Division: Grand Rapids Griffins (2 GP, 1 H, 1 A), Milwaukee Admirals (2 GP, 1 H, 1 A), and Rockford IceHogs (2 GP, 1 H, 1 A). The full 2024-25 Hartford Wolf Pack schedule can be viewed here. Full-season tickets, 20-game plans, 12-game plans, and flex plans for the 2024-25 season are on sale now! Visit hartfordwolfpack.com or call 860-722-9425 for more details! About Oak View Group (OVG): Oak View Group (OVG) is the global leader in live experience venue development, management, premium hospitality services, and 360-degree solutions for a collection of world-class owned venues, and a client roster of arenas, convention centers, music festivals, performing arts centers, and cultural institutions. Founded by Tim Leiweke and Irving Azoff in 2015, OVG is the leading developer of major new venues, either open or under development across four continents. Visit OakViewGroup.com, and follow OVG on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and X. ABOUT THE HARTFORD WOLF PACK: The Hartford Wolf Pack has been a premier franchise in the American Hockey League since its inception in 1997. The Wolf Pack is the top player-development affiliate of the NHL's New York Rangers and plays at the XL Center. The Wolf Pack has been home to some of the Rangers' newest faces, including Igor Shesterkin, Filip Chytil, and Ryan Lindgren. Follow the Wolf Pack on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOWLINGS Read the full article

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TRANSACTION: Mallards send F Chris Francis to @OrlandoHockey to complete September trade for F Tristan King (the Solar Bears have, in turn, traded Francis to @WheelingNailers).

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Wheeling Nailers' Web cam Brown draws extra motivation from stint in the AHL

Oftentimes throughout the course of an ECHL season, players on ECHL-level contracts will earn tryouts with AHL clubs outside of the organization.Rookie Web cam Brown was one of those gamers for the Nailers this season, making a tryout contract with the Springfield Thunderbirds on Feb. 14. After a 13-game stint, his first taste at AHL hockey, Brown was launched from his contract and went back to Wheeling this week.Brown recorded one help and one objective throughout his time in the

AHL, scoring a goal in your home in only his 2nd video game with Springfield.The experience, while much shorter than Brown would have liked, provided

that far more motivation to make another opportunity in the AHL."I think simply given that I got that taste I found out a lot and I believe I could even perform much better if

I end up getting an opportunity again,"Brown informed me."I think I know what to anticipate and I know exactly what things are going to resemble. It could be a bit of a smoother modification."Brown, who turned 25 on Sunday, had a great deal of takeaways from his time in Springfield, most especially the amount of work it takes to remain a routine in the lineup at that level."Every day you need to put the operate in," he said.

"You have to perform your finest every day or your task is on the line. Corresponding is the biggest thing I noticed at that level, men having the ability to do it day in and day out no matter what the scenario." Brown hasn't struggled to put up the points in the ECHL. He's producing at almost a point-per-game speed, with 14 goals and 31 assists in 50 games. At the time of Brown's recall, he was the league-leader in helps among all rookies. Making plays is not his weakness. An area of his video game that he wish to deal with though prior to he gets another shot at the AHL is his overall two-way game, and becoming more sound defensively.For now, Brown is turning his focus back to Wheeling and hopefully a run at the Kelly Cup. He mored than happy to be reunited with

his colleagues after being away from the group for a month."I think it was simply great to see the boys,"he said. "It's excellent to be in the locker space where I understand all the men so well.

It was enjoyable to be back." He scored in his 3rd game back in Wheeling, in Saturday's video game versus Cincinnati: In these final games of the season, just as with his own game, Brown would like to see the Nailers improve their defensive play prior to the routine season ends. The Nailers have the sixth-most objectives scored this season with an overall of 229, however that offensive success has actually not always equated into wins because they've enabled nearly as numerous goals all season, with 227. Brown states that Wheeling's veterans, guys like Cody Wydo and Danny Fick, are especially helpful this time of year due to the fact that of their playoff experience.

"Those men have been around and they know what it takes, exactly what we need to do each and every day and exactly what we need to carry out in practice to get better and reach that level, and ideally the last round,"Brown said.Unlike a lot of the other young gamers on the Nailers lineup, Brown has ECHL playoff experience himself. He made his professional debut last season with the Adirondack Thunder following the conclusion of his senior season at

the University of Maine. Brown played 9 games to complete out the regular season, and after that in the very first round of the playoffs as Adirondack was eliminated in the very first round by Manchester.Although it was a short run, Brown seems like he understands exactly what to expect-- both from the intensity of the games, and from a potential match. "We in fact ended up playing Manchester in the preliminary that year, and we may wind up playing either Manchester or Adirondack here this year, "Brown stated. "I believe it will be quite cool, and assist with the change. The level of play definitely increases a lot.

""There's a lot on the line when the playoffs start. "MORE FROM WHEELING - Mar. 21: vs. Worcester, 1-0 shootout win - Mar. 23: vs. Brampton, 4-3 win - Mar. 24: vs. Cincinnati, 3-2 overtime loss - Derek Army is on the move again, remembered to Tucson at the start

of the week. If Army remains in Tucson, his experience will undoubtedly

be missed out on as Wheeling

makesthis push for the playoffs. - Defenseman Kevin Schulze was released from histryout contract with Wilkes-Barre and went back to Wheeling. - Chris Francis was the star of the week, scoring the only shootout objective in Wednesday's game, then tallying an objective in each of this weekend's video games, bringing his season goal overall to 10. - Per the group's broadcaster and Director of Media/Community Relations DJ Abisalih, Wednesday was the third 1-0 shootout win in Nailers group history, the most recent being Dec. 27, 2002.

- Adam Morrison started in Wednesday and Friday's wins. He made 28 saves to shutout Worcester, then 37 minimizes 40 shots against Brampton. - The Nailers took a big blow on Saturday when leading-scorer Cody Wydo left the game after a hit in the first duration. An angry head coach Jeff Christian informed

The Intelligencer after the video game that"It's not good. If that takes him out for season, whether a broken clavicle, separated shoulder, whatever, it's a joke."- After this week, the Nailers remain in 4th location in the North Department, the final playoff spot in the department, nowwith a five-point lead over the Worcester Railers. They only route the third-place Reading Royals by three points. The magic number to clinch a playoff area is 9. - The Nailers(33-25-8-1)have three video games this week to close out the month of March. They'll host Cincinnati again on Tuesday(36-27-3-0). They'll go to the league-leading Toledo Walleye (47-16-3-2 )on Friday, and host the division-leading Manchester Monarchs (40-21-3-2), a most likely first-round playoff matchup, on Saturday for their last home game of the season.GOALS OF THE WEEK Chris Francis tape-recorded an objective in each of this weekend's games: Defenseman Kevin Spinozzi scored his first professional goal on Friday. Spinozzi played 16 video games for Wilkes-Barre this season before being sent down to Wheeling on Mar. 9. Ayrton Valente, signed as a free representative out of SUNY-Plattsburgh in February, scored his first expert goal today too: SAVE OF THE WEEK

Matt O'Connor(residential or commercial property of the Nashville Predators, in Wheeling since Nashville does not have an ECHL affiliate)made this stop on Saturday: WHEELING FUN THING Chris Francis and Garrett Meurs made a visit to Reynolds Memorial Healthcare Facility:. @LVchrisfrancis8 & Garrett Meurs spent some time off from scoring game winning goals to illuminate some days before Charity Night tonight

. pic.twitter.com/coJ3Z5JgwZ!.?.!— Wheeling Nailers

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CINCINNATI CYCLONES ANNOUNCE PRESEASON SCHEDULE

By: Andrew Mossbrooks, Cincinnati Cyclones Cincinnati, OH - The Cincinnati Cyclones and the Indy Fuel and Wheeling Nailers have announced the team's 2023-24 preseason schedule. The Cyclones will partake in three preseason games for the first time in franchise history, breaking away from the traditional norm of playing two contests. The 'Clones will host the Indy Fuel at Heritage Bank Center on Friday and Saturday, October 13-14, then venture to Wheeling for a Sunday 2 p.m. matinee on October 15, before hosting the Nailers on Saturday, October 21, to kick off the regular season! Both Friday and Saturday's preseason games against Indy will have a 7:30 p.m. puck drop at Heritage Bank Center. All tickets are available now and just $5.00 for the general public. Cyclones Season Ticket Holders will receive free admission to both home preseason games. The Cyclones will then go on to meet Indy seven times in the regular season while encountering the Nailers 10 times. Cincinnati is coming off a 103-point season as they clinched the 2022-23 Central Division title in the regular season with a 47-16-6-3 record. Indy finished third in the division, securing a playoff berth with a 43-24-5 mark to finish with 91 points. Wheeling missed the Kelly Cup Playoffs last year, finishing 29-38-5 and sixth in the Central Division. The 2023-24 Cyclones season starts on home ice with First Face-Off on Saturday, October 21st! Call (513) 421-PUCK for tickets and more information, and stay on top of all the latest team updates and information on Facebook, Twitter (@CincyCyclones), and Instagram, along with our website, cycloneshockey.com CINCINNATI CYCLONES HOME Read the full article

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Nailed It

When you think of the decade of the 1990s, what comes to mind? For younger people, not much as 1990 was some 28 years ago, but for slightly older generations - me included - what stands out when it comes to everything that happened in the 1990s? It would probably be on the list, but I'm not sure how high I would have ranked the television show The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. The ECHL's Wheeling Nailers made that show a priority on Saturday night as they held '90s Night as part of their promotional schedule!

As seen to the right, the Wheeling Nailers skated out on '90s Night wearing uniforms designed by Jeff Tasca and produced by Athletic Knit that look identical to the background of the opening of Saved By The Bell and the logo looking somewhat like the lettering for The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air! These are pretty spectacular jerseys when it comes to the pop culture of the 1990s, and I think Jeff and Athletic Knit did an incredible job on these uniforms that not only have the design on the jerseys, but on the socks as well! With '90s Night looking exceptionally good thanks to the Jeff's vision and Athletic Knit's production, the only thing left in question was whether or not the Nailers could make it a memorable night on the ice! Did someone say "memorable"?

Bravo, @alfonso_ribeiro. Bravo. #90sNight @WheelingNailers pic.twitter.com/BfNYE33BID

— Indy Fuel (@IndyFuel) February 3, 2018

Alfonso Ribeiro was on-hand for the game between the Nailers and the Indy Fuel, and Mr. Carlton Banks broke out the Carlton Dance in dropping the puck! Ribeiro has always been a good sport when attending events and festivals about doing the "Carlton", and tonight was no different as he broke into character and made this ceremonial puck-drop entirely awesome! Well done, Alfonso! As always, there was a game to be played after all the '90s fun had subsided. The Nailers jumped out to a 3-1 lead after the first period on the strength of goals by Chris Francis on the power-play, Kevin Schulze on the power-play, and Troy Josephs. The Fuel had tied the game at 1-1 when Johnny McInnis found the back of the net, but that would be the last time these two teams would be even. Darian Dziurzynski made it 3-2 on a backhander as the Fuel pulled within a goal in the second period, but Troy Josephs would score 38 seconds later to make it 4-2. Francis then made it 5-2 prior to the second intermission. Dziurzynski potted his second goal of the game in the third period, but Freddie Tiffels and Francis, who completed his hat trick, made it a 7-3 victory for the Wheeling Nailers on '90s Night! Adam Morrison picked up his tenth win of the season in a 26-save performance as Wheeling moved to nine games above .500 on the season! A big win, Carlton Banks doing the Carlton Dance, and some incredible '90s-esque jerseys made for one memorable night in Wheeling, Pennsylvania. I'd say they nailed it! Until next time, keep your sticks on the ice! from Sports News http://hockey-blog-in-canada.blogspot.com/2018/02/nailed-it.html

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Hockey takes to social media to mourn loss of Mike Ilitch

@DetroitRedWings

In life, Mike Ilitch never turned his back on the city of Detroit when so many major companies did. In his death we’re seeing the outpouring of love for a man who was much more than just a businessman, philanthropist and owner of two sports franchises.

From those inside of our hockey world, here are just some of the thousands of social media posts that have gone out in remembrance of “Mr. I.”

Players and coaches

Saddened to hear about the passing of Mr.Ilitch. He was a pleasure to play for and his will to win was second to none. #MrI #Wings #Tigers

— Danny DeKeyser (@DeKeyser5) February 11, 2017

My thoughts go out to the Ilitch family and the Red Wings. Mike was a trailblazer for his city and our game, on the ice and off of it.

— Brett Hull (@HOFBlues16) February 11, 2017

Mr “I”, not just our owner but a man who cared about every single player, no matter your importance. #RedWings and hockey lost a great man

— Aaron Ward (@NHL_AaronWard) February 11, 2017

Really sad to learn the news of Mr I’s passing. He meant everything to the Wings, Tigers & Detroit. Best owner in sports. #RIPMrIlitch

— Dylan Larkin (@Dylanlarkin39) February 11, 2017

It was an honor to play for Mr. I. My thoughts are with his family. #RedWings https://t.co/O7liBu0TTQ

— RealPatrickEaves (@Patrick_Eaves) February 11, 2017

Saddened to hear about the passing of Mr. Ilitch. Thanks for all you have done for the city of Detroit and the Red Wings! #RIPMikeIlitch

— Justin Abdelkader (@justinabss) February 11, 2017

Sad to hear about the passing of Mr. Ilitch. Thank you for everything you did!

— anthonymantha (@antomantha8) February 11, 2017

Thoughts and prayers are with the entire Ilitch family. Our city and team will miss him #RIPMikeIlitch #RedWings #Tigers #Detroit

— Tomas Tatar (@Trto90) February 11, 2017

Sad to hear about Mr. Ilitch. Playing for Little Caesars he was always supportive of the teams and did great things to Detroit sports. #RIP

— Steven Kampfer (@SteveKampfer47) February 11, 2017

RIP Mr.Ilitch. A truly lasting legacy @DetroitRedWings #nhl https://t.co/FqCeQLxsUC

— Hayley Wickenheiser (@wick_22) February 11, 2017

Mr “I” thank you for everything you’ve done. @littlecaesars @DetroitRedWings @tigers we’ll all miss you.

— Mike Modano (@9modano) February 11, 2017

Sad news to hear of the passing of Mike Illitch. His dedication to the Wings, Tigers and the city of Detroit was pretty amazing #RIP

— Ray Ferraro (@rayferrarotsn) February 10, 2017

Tributes

NHL Network mourns the passing of Mike Ilitch. pic.twitter.com/EG5KyKUWAo

— NHL Network (@NHLNetwork) February 11, 2017

A moment of silence was observed at Joe Louis Arena in honor of Red Wings owner Mike Ilitch who died at 87. pic.twitter.com/k18QDotAZW

— Stephanie Steinberg (@Steph_Steinberg) February 11, 2017

The front page of Saturday’s Free Press honors Mike Ilitch https://t.co/Jm5RgDs5ac pic.twitter.com/D9kvmuaqab

— Detroit Free Press (@freep) February 11, 2017

A few from fans (of which there were thousands)

Mike Ilitch wrote me back when I was four years old and wanted to be a hockey player pic.twitter.com/klqWdSnKMk

— anthony fenech (@anthonyfenech) February 11, 2017

Thank you Mr. Ilitch pic.twitter.com/iLRdylLFfY

— Dave Shreeve (@DaveShreeve) February 11, 2017

RIP Mr. Mike Ilitch. You were always such a classy gentleman to me. Say hello to Gordie for me. @DetroitRedWings pic.twitter.com/Cexut8TYo1

— Dave Coulier (@DaveCoulier) February 11, 2017

Organizations

The HHOF is deeply saddened by the passing of Honoured Member Mike Ilitch. Our thoughts are with his family. pic.twitter.com/HRmH5qynLb

— Hockey Hall of Fame (@HockeyHallFame) February 11, 2017

Our thoughts are with the @DetroitRedWings on the passing of owner Mike Ilitch.

— Anaheim Ducks (@AnaheimDucks) February 11, 2017

#NYR are saddened to learn of the passing of Mike Ilitch. Our deepest condolences to the the Ilitch family and the @DetroitRedWings.

— New York Rangers (@NYRangers) February 11, 2017

The #CBJ & Columbus family join the hockey community in mourning the passing of @DetroitRedWings owner Mike Ilitch.

— ColumbusBlueJackets (@BlueJacketsNHL) February 11, 2017

Our sincere condolences go out to the Ilitch family, the @DetroitRedWings & all those affected by the passing of the great Mike Ilitch.

— Vegas Golden Knights (@GoldenKnights) February 11, 2017

Our deepest condolences to the entire @DetroitRedWings family. https://t.co/orqwRx6Mrk

— Carolina Hurricanes (@NHLCanes) February 11, 2017

The #Flames send their condolences to the entire @DetroitRedWings organization on the passing Mike Ilitch.

— Calgary Flames (@NHLFlames) February 11, 2017

Our condolences to the @DetroitRedWings and the Ilitch family. Hockeytown won’t be the same without you, Mike.

— Pittsburgh Penguins (@penguins) February 11, 2017

A statement from Spirit President Craig Goslin regarding death of Mike Ilitch. pic.twitter.com/fiI6izdJmi

— Joey Battaino (@JoeySpiritOHL) February 11, 2017

“Mr. Ilitch was always there to support us and encourage creativity. He was one of the most respected men in hockey,” – Peter Luukko

— Florida Panthers (@FlaPanthers) February 11, 2017

We’d like to take a moment to extend our condolences to the @DetroitRedWings and the Ilitch family for their loss. A true hockey legend.

— Wheeling Nailers (@WheelingNailers) February 11, 2017

Blues chairman Tom Stillman has issued a statement on the passing of @DetroitRedWings owner Mike Ilitch. https://t.co/eShACrPzxL

— St. Louis Blues (@StLouisBlues) February 11, 2017

Devils co-owners Josh Harris & David Blitzer release statement regarding the passing of @NHL visionary Mike Ilitch. https://t.co/gzJJha3u1b

— New Jersey Devils (@NJDevils) February 11, 2017

Our sincerest condolences to the @DetroitRedWings & Ilitch family. https://t.co/SkRbLnH3al

— Buffalo Sabres (@BuffaloSabres) February 11, 2017

#Blackhawks Chairman Rocky Wirtz released this statement on the passing of Detroit Red Wings owner Michael Ilitch: https://t.co/82bF4QMW45

— Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) February 11, 2017

#Oilers Entertainment Group extends its sincerest condolences to the Ilitch family & @DetroitRedWings organization. https://t.co/FouvnA0aqV

— Edmonton Oilers (@EdmontonOilers) February 11, 2017

The #Flames send their condolences to the entire @DetroitRedWings organization on the passing Mike Ilitch.

— Calgary Flames (@NHLFlames) February 11, 2017

The Ottawa Senators extend our most sincere condolences to the family of Mike Ilitch and the entire Detroit Red Wings organization.

— Ottawa Senators (@Senators) February 11, 2017

LA Kings President, Business Operations and Hockey Hall of Famer Luc Robitaille on the passing of Mike Ilitch: pic.twitter.com/hTVK2EGPPY

— LAKingsPR (@LAKingsPR) February 11, 2017

@DetroitRedWings ❤️

— Tampa Bay Lightning (@TBLightning) February 11, 2017

Our sincere condolences tonight go to Marion Ilitch, the entire Ilitch family & the @detroitredwings with the passing of Mike Ilitch #RIPMrI

— Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) February 11, 2017

@DetroitRedWings Our thoughts are with the entire Red Wings organization, their fans and the city of Detroit. #HockeyFamily

— Washington Capitals (@Capitals) February 11, 2017

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