Chica go Wolves Game Notes

2021-22

C h i c a g o W o lv e s

Game Notes

ROCKFORD AT CHICAGO

FEBRUARY 12, 2022

THE BIRTHDAY BOY

Chicago Wolves forward Stefan Noesen turns 29 years old today. The Plano, Texas, native ranks as the

oldest skater on this year¡¯s squad, though goaltender Alex Lyon is a couple months older.

7 P.M.

MY50

2021-22

TALE OF THE TAPE

REGULAR-SEASON SERIES

6-2-0-1 Rockford | 3-4-0-2 Chicago

LAST MEETING

Feb. 11, 2022

While some athletes might not relish adding 1 in the age category, Noesen believes with age comes

wisdom about how to score goals. And who¡¯s to argue? Entering today¡¯s play, he joins teammate

Andrew Poturalski, Ontario¡¯s Martin Frk and Abbotsford¡¯s Sheldon Dries as the AHL¡¯s top goal-scorers

with 21 apiece.

¡°I think I¡¯m finally figuring out what I need to do to score goals,¡± said Noesen, who played his 398th

professional game Friday night at Rockford. ¡°It took me a little bit to figure it out in juniors. It has

taken me a little bit in the pros, too. My game is pretty cut-and-dry. When I¡¯m going well, I get tips on

pucks and I¡¯m able to use my frame down low.¡±

18-16-3-1

27-9-4-2

SERIES LEADERS

ROCKFORD

CHICAGO

The next time the 6-foot-1, 207-pound Noesen scores a goal, he¡¯ll set a career-high for his eight-year

Skater

G

A

Pts

Skater

G A Pts

pro career ¡ª and the Wolves still have 34 regular-season games remaining.

¡°The best is still yet to come,¡± Noesen said. ¡°I tend to heat up in the second half of the season, so

hopefully I can just plug away here and win some more games.¡±

Reichel

McLaughlin

Barratt

x Nylander

5

2

3

3

6

4

2

1

11

6

5

4

If this is true, then Noesen¡¯s second half should be unreal. From Dec. 11 to Jan. 28, the 2011 NHL firstround pick piled up 14 goals in an 11-game stretch. That spree included FIVE game-winning goals: Dec.

11, Dec. 12, Jan. 9, Jan. 12 and Jan. 28. Noesen paces the AHL with 7 game-winning goals, one more than Date Location

Stockton¡¯s Jakob Pelletier.

Oct. 16 Allstate Arena

Smith

Poturalski

Noesen

Gust

3

2

4

3

5

5

2

1

8

7

6

4

SERIES GAME-BY-GAME

TIME TO START A NEW STREAK

The Chicago Wolves didn¡¯t allow a power-play goal for more than a month, but their franchise-record

streak came to a close during Friday night¡¯s 5-4 loss at Rockford. When Michal Teply scored his PPG

16:49 into the first period, that ended the Wolves¡¯ streak at 777 minutes and 59 seconds since the

Cleveland Monsters¡¯ Josh Dunne scored at 9:44 of the second period on Jan. 9.

The Wolves wound up killing 35 consecutive power plays during that elongated stretch, which

included 12 full games. To put the team¡¯s feat into perspective, the Wolves had never gone more than

six consecutive games without allowing a power-play goal in the franchise¡¯s first 27 years. Prior to

the run that just ended, the team¡¯s longest streak had been 474 minutes and 19 seconds by the 2018-19

team that went on to the 2019 Calder Cup Finals.

Nov. 12 MetroCentre

Nov. 19 MetroCentre

Nov. 20 Allstate Arena

Nov. 27 Allstate Arena

Jan. 7 MetroCentre

Jan. 17 MetroCentre

Jan. 29 Allstate Arena

Feb. 11 MetroCentre

Feb. 12 Allstate Arena

April 19 Allstate Arena

April 30 MetroCentre

FRIDAY, FEB. 11

(AT) ROCKFORD 5, CHICAGO 4

? Rockford owned a 5-1 lead 34 minutes into the game, but the Wolves rallied to pull within 1 with 14

seconds left before dropping the feisty Central Division clash.

? Forwards David Gust, Andrew Poturalski and Jamieson Rees and defenseman Cavan

Fitzgerald while Poturalski added two assists as the Wolves owned a 47-23 shot advantage.

? Goaltender Alex Lyon stopped 11 of 16 shots and backup Jack LaFontaine rejected all 7 he saw.

TUESDAY, FEB. 8

CHICAGO 3, (AT) CLEVELAND 2 (OT)

? Maxim Letunov set up Joey Keane for the game-winner 22 seconds into overtime as the Central

Division-leading Wolves never trailed at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.

? Forwards David Gust and Stefan Noesen scored during regulation while Keane registered the

primary assist on Noesen¡¯s AHL-leading 21st goal of the season.

? Goaltender Jack LaFontaine rejected 16 shots to earn his first win as a professional.

PP PK

2-8 3-3

1-3 2-3

0-4 0-1

1-3 3-4

1-4 4-4

0-5 2-3

2-6 3-3

0-4 3-3

0-6 3-4

7 p.m.

6 p.m.

ALL-TIME RECORD BREAKDOWN

Seasons

While Chicago¡¯s penalty-kill units set every possible regular-season franchise record, they fell 1 kill 2007-22

shy of the postseason record set in 2002 on the way to the Calder Cup championship.

LAST TWO GAMES

Result SF-SA

L, 3-5 43-22

W, 4-1 34-19

L, 3-6 34-27

SOL, 2-3 33-26

W (SO), 3-2 29-19

L, 0-8 30-35

W, 5-3 45-18

SOL, 0-1 36-17

L, 4-5 47-23

Home

51-21-5-5

Road

31-41-5-6

Overall

82-62-10-11

WE ARE THE WOLVES

Who¡¯s ready for another shootout? In each of Rockford¡¯s last three trips to Allstate Arena ¡ª each of them

on a Saturday night ¡ª the Wolves and IceHogs haven¡¯t

been satisfied with playing only 60 minutes or finding

a solution in overtime.

On Nov. 20, Rockford¡¯s Dylan McLaughlin tallied the

lone shootout goal in the fourth round to give the

IceHogs a 3-2 win.

On Nov. 27, the Wolves¡¯ Josh Leivo came through

in the third round while Alex Lyon stoned all three

Rockford attempts to give Chicago the 3-2 win.

On Jan. 29, Michal Teply and Lukas Reichel scored for

Rockford while Stefan Noesen scored for Chicago as

the IceHogs claimed a 1-0 decision.

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go Wolves

Game Notes

2021-22

BY THE NUMBERS

HOME-ROAD CONTRASTS

7

The Wolves lead the American Hockey League in shutouts with 7, which is more than twice as

many as every other AHL team except for Milwaukee (5) and Manitoba (4). The most recent

blanking happened Feb. 4 when Alex Lyon stopped 19 shots in a 1-0 win at Milwaukee. Lyon,

who ranks fourth in the league with a 2.16 GAA, owns 3 shutouts. Rookie Eetu Makiniemi, who hasn¡¯t

played since Dec. 18 due to injury, has posted two whitewashes while rookie Jack LaFontaine and

Daniel Mannella own one apiece. The franchise record of 9 was set in 1999-2000 by Wendell Young

(6) and Andrei Trefilov (3).

10.16

The Wolves are gunning to become the first AHL team since the 2007-08

Providence Bruins to lead the league in Shots For (35.40) and Shots Against

(25.24) in the same season. Their shots differential per game (10.16) ranks

as the AHL¡¯s biggest positive margin since the 2001-02 Saint John Flames managed a 11.51 shots

advantage. The Wolves own just one Shots For title in their first 27 seasons ¡ª it happened in 1998-99

¡ª and have yet to lead a league in Shots Against. If the Wolves maintain these shot averages the rest

of the season, both will set single-season franchise records.

13

One of the ways to earn the Central Division is to continue to stack up points at home ¡ª

and the Wolves have earned at least one point in each of their last 13 games at Allstate

Arena. The streak began with an overtime loss Nov. 14 against Toronto and has carried

through a shootout loss Jan. 29 versus Rockford, but there were a lot of wins in between. The Wolves

own a 9-0-2-2 record during this run. It¡¯s the franchise¡¯s best stretch at home since the 2017-18 squad

won 13 straight at home from Dec. 6 to Feb. 15.

17

Day Three of the Olympics men¡¯s hockey tournament pitted several former Wolves

against each other in the United States vs. Canada preliminary game late Friday night.

Nothing was more dramatic than the United States¡¯ Kenny Agostino (the 2016-17 AHL

MVP) powering a slap shot through Canada goaltender Edward Pasquale (2010-11) for a crucial

insurance goal midway through the third period of Team USA¡¯s 4-2 win. Defenseman Petteri

Lindbohm (2014-18) recorded an assist for Finland during a 3-1 victory over Latvia and Arturs Kulda

(2007-11). Carl Klingberg (2010-11) scored a goal and Philip Holm (2017-18) notched an assist to help

Sweden defeat Slovakia 4-1. There¡¯s still one more round of group play, but looking ahead for the

17 ex-Wolves: The semifinal games are slated for 10:10 p.m. Feb. 17 and 7:10 a.m. Feb. 18. The bronzemedal game is scheduled for 7:10 a.m. Feb. 19, and the gold-medal game happens at 10:10 p.m. Feb. 20.

56

Wolves captain Andrew Poturalski, who won the AHL scoring title last year with 43

points in 44 games, has been at the top of the league¡¯s scoring list this year since he

recorded his 24th point on Dec. 4. Poturalski racked up 3 points Friday night to push his

total to 56 (21G, 35A) in 39 games, which puts him on pace to score 104 points this season. Ontario

center T.J. Tynan, who paced the AHL with 59 assists in 2018-19 on behalf of the Wolves, ranks

second in the AHL with 50 points (8G, 42A).

418

Since the Wolves played their first game on Oct. 1, 1994, a total of 720 players have

suited up for Chicago. Goaltender Jack LaFontaine became No. 720 when he

made his Wolves debut Jan. 26, but he also became the 418th player to compete

for the Wolves and in the greatest league in the world. Put another way, 58.1 percent of all Wolves

have played in the NHL.

Date

Tuesday, Feb. 15

Saturday, Feb. 19

Sunday, Feb. 20

Saturday, Feb. 26

Sunday, Feb. 27

All times Central

UPCOMING GAMES

Opponent

vs. Milwaukee

vs. Iowa*

vs. Iowa*

at Manitoba

at Manitoba

*¡ªWPWR-TV (My50 Chicago)

Venue

Allstate Arena

Allstate Arena

Allstate Arena

Canada Life Centre

Canada Life Centre

All games stream on AHLTV ()

Time

11 a.m.

7 p.m.

3 p.m.

2 p.m.

2 p.m.

Regular Season

Goals For

Goals Against

Home

2.94

2.22

Away

3.46

2.79

Difference

0.52

0.57

RECORD BY OPPONENT

Cleveland

Grand Rapids

Iowa

Manitoba

Milwaukee

Rockford

Texas

Toronto

Record

2-0-0-0

7-0-0-0

4-1-1-0

1-2-1-0

7-1-0-0

3-4-0-2

3-0-1-0

0-1-1-0

Win %

1.000

1.000

.750

.375

.875

.444

.875

.250

RECORD BY MONTH

October

November

December

January

February

March

April

Record

5-1-0-0

6-3-1-1

9-0-0-0

5-3-3-1

2-2-0-0

0-0-0-0

0-0-0-0

Win %

.833

.636

1.000

.583

.500

.000

.000

IN OVERTIME (4-4)

Goaltender

Saves-Shots (13-17)

Alex Lyon (2-1)

6-7

Jack LaFontaine (1-1)

4-5

Eetu Makiniemi (1-1)

3-4

Dylan Wells (0-1)

0-1

SV%

.857

.800

.750

.000

IN THE SHOOTOUT (1-2)

Shooters

Goals-Chances (2-10)

Josh Leivo

1-1

Stefan Noesen

1-2

Dominik Bokk

0-1

Jack Drury

0-1

David Gust

0-1

CJ Smith

0-1

Andrew Poturalski

0-3

Goaltenders

Saves-Shots (7-10)

Alex Lyon (1-1)

6-7

Jack LaFontaine (0-1)

1-3

SH%

1.000

.500

.000

.000

.000

.000

.000

SV%

.857

.333

RECORD BREAKDOWN

When the Wolves...

score four or more goals

allow two or fewer goals

outshoot their opponent

score first

score a power-play goal

allow a power-play goal

score a short-handed goal

allow a short-handed goal

lead after one period

trail after one period

lead after two periods

trail after two periods

are in a one-goal game

play at home

play on the road

Record

17-2-0-0

20-0-2-1

25-7-3-2

21-4-2-1

20-3-2-1

11-4-0-1

2-3-0-1

2-4-0-0

15-2-2-1

2-5-1-0

18-0-0-1

5-7-2-0

10-2-4-2

11-3-2-2

16-6-2-0

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REGULAR-SEASON HIGHS AND LOWS

Most Goals Scored in a Game

8

Most Goals Allowed in a Game

8

Most Goals Scored in a Period

5

Most Goals Allowed in a Period

5

at Texas

at Rockford

3rd period at Grand Rapids

1st period at Milwaukee

2nd period at Rockford

Dec. 9

Jan. 7

Nov.26

Feb. 5

Jan. 7

Most Shots On Goal in a Game

Most Shots On Goal Allowed in a Game

Most Shots On Goal in a Period

Most Shots On Goal Allowed in a Period

at Grand Rapids

at Milwaukee

2nd period at Rockford

3rd period at Milwaukee

Nov. 17

Oct. 22

Jan. 17

Oct. 22

48

43

21

16

Fewest Shots On Goal in a Game

23

vs. Manitoba

Fewest Shots On Goal Allowed in a Game

16

vs. Grand Rapids

Fewest Shots On Goal in a Period

4

2nd period vs. Rockford

Fewest Shots On Goal Allowed in a Period

0

3rd period vs. Cleveland

Most PPG in a Game

3

vs. Grand Rapids

Most PPG Allowed in a Game

2

at Texas

vs. Milwaukee

at Grand Rapids

at Milwaukee

Nov. 6

Jan. 28

Nov. 27

Jan. 9

Most SHG in a Game

Feb. 5

Jan. 14

Jan. 12

Dec. 18

Nov. 20

Oct. 16

Feb. 8

Jan. 14

Dec. 9

Nov. 19

Nov. 13

Nov. 6

Jan. 28

Dec. 9

Nov. 7

Oct. 31

Oct. 22

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

at Milwaukee (Chatfield)

at Iowa (Poturalski)

vs. Grand Rapids (Noesen)

vs. Milwaukee (Cotton)

vs. Rockford (Noesen)

vs. Rockford (Suzuki)

at Cleveland (Meyer)

at Iowa (Swaney)

at Texas (Melnick)

at Rockford (Slavin)

vs. Toronto (Michaelis)

vs. Manitoba (Maier)

Longest Winning Streak

Longest Home Winning Streak

Longest Road Winning Streak

Longest Winless Streak

Longest Home Winless Streak

Longest Road Winless Streak

12

8

7

3

3

3

Nov. 26-Dec. 18

Nov. 27-Jan. 12

Nov. 26-Dec. 18

Jan. 22-26

Nov. 13-20

Jan. 7-15

Most PIM in a Game

Most Combined PIM in a Game

31

68

vs. Milwaukee

at Milwaukee

Nov. 7

Dec. 17

at Texas (Smith)

vs. Cleveland (Fonstad)

at Grand Rapids (Smallman/Smith)

at Iowa (Chaffee/Staal)

at Texas (Melnick/Poturalski)

Dec. 9

Jan. 9

Nov. 26

Jan. 14

Dec. 9

Largest Margin of Victory

5

Largest Margin of Defeat

8

Largest Crowd at Home

13,094

at Texas

vs. Milwaukee

at Rockford

vs. Rockford

Dec. 12

Oct. 23

Jan. 7

Jan. 29

Hat Tricks this Year

2

Hat Tricks Against this Year

N/A

at Texas (Smith)

at Grand Rapids (Poturalski)

Dec. 9

Oct. 31

Shutouts this Year

7

Shutouts Against this Year

2

at Milwaukee (Lyon, 19 saves)

vs. Rockford (LaFontaine, 16 saves)

vs. Grand Rapids (Mannella, 23 saves)

at Milwaukee (Makiniemi, 25 saves)

at Iowa (Lyon, 20 saves)

vs. Iowa (Lyon, 30 saves)

at Grand Rapids (Makiniemi, 25 saves)

vs. Rockford (Soderblom, 36 saves)

at Rockford (Delia, 30 saves)

Feb. 4

Jan. 29

Jan. 12

Dec. 17

Dec. 5

Dec. 2

Oct. 27

Jan. 29

Jan. 7

Penalty Shots this Year

Penalty Shots Against this Year

at Texas (Gardner good vs. Makiniemi)

Dec. 12

Most SHG Against in a Game

Quickest Wolves Goal from Start of Game

Quickest Opponent Goal from Start of Game

Shortest Time Between Two Wolves Goals

Shortest Time Between Two Opponent Goals

Shortest Time Between Two Goals

0:33

0:35

0:12

0:13

0:18

N/A

1

INDIVIDUAL

GAME-HIGHS

Points 1. Josh Leivo

Andrew Poturalski

CJ Smith

Goals 1. CJ Smith

Andrew Poturalski

3. Stefan Noesen

Stefan Noesen

Stefan Noesen

Stefan Noesen

Andrew Poturalski

Jack Drury

Stefan Noesen

Stefan Noesen

Josh Leivo

Jack Drury

Assists 1. CJ Smith

2. Josh Leivo

Andrew Poturalski

Andrew Poturalski

Josh Leivo

Andrew Poturalski

Stefan Noesen

PIM

1. Cedric Lacroix

Kyle Marino

Stefan Noesen

Kyle Marino

+/1. Andrew Poturalski

2. Max Lajoie

Sam Miletic

Stefan Noesen

Andrew Poturalski

Josh Jacobs

Cavan Fitzgerald

Josh Leivo

Stefan Noesen

Shots 1. Josh Leivo

2. Stefan Noesen

3. Joey Keane

Saves 1. Eetu Makiniemi

2. Alex Lyon

3. Alex Lyon

5 at TEX, Dec. 9

5 at GR, Oct. 31

5 at GR, Oct. 31

3 at TEX, Dec. 9

3 at GR, Oct. 31

2 vs. GR, Jan. 28

2 at RFD, Jan. 17

2 vs. GR, Jan. 12

2 vs. IA, Jan. 8

2 vs. IA, Jan. 8

2 at TEX, Dec. 12

2 at TEX, Dec. 12

2 at TEX, Dec. 11

2 at TEX, Dec. 9

2 at GR, Oct. 27

4 at GR, Oct. 31

3 at TEX, Dec. 12

3 at TEX, Dec. 11

3 at TEX, Dec. 9

3 at TEX, Dec. 9

3 at GR, Nov. 26

3 at GR, Oct. 31

15 at MIL, Dec. 17

15 vs. MB, Dec. 16

15 vs. RFD, Nov. 27

15 vs. MIL, Nov. 7

+5 at GR, Oct. 31

+4 vs. IA, Jan. 8

+4 vs. IA, Jan. 8

+4 vs. IA, Jan. 8

+4 vs. IA, Jan. 8

+4 at TEX, Dec. 12

+4 at TEX, Dec. 9

+4 at TEX, Dec. 9

+4 at GR, Oct. 31

10 at IA, Dec. 5

9 vs. TEX, Jan. 26

8 at IA, Dec. 4

41 at MIL, Oct. 22

33 vs. MB, Dec. 16

30 vs. IA, Dec. 2

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GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

No.

Date

Opponent

Result

No.

Date

Opponent

Time

1.

2

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14.

15.

16.

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

23.

24.

25.

26.

27.

28.

29.

30.

31.

32.

33.

34.

35.

36.

37.

38.

39.

40.

41.

42.

43.

Oct. 16

Oct. 22

Oct. 23

Oct. 27

Oct. 29

Oct. 31

Nov. 6

Nov. 7

Nov. 12

Nov. 13

Nov. 14

Nov. 17

Nov. 19

Nov. 20

Nov. 26

Nov. 27

Nov. 28

Dec. 2

Dec. 4

Dec. 5

Dec. 9

Dec. 11

Dec. 12

Dec. 16

Dec. 17

Dec. 18

Jan. 7

Jan. 8

Jan. 9

Jan. 12

Jan. 14

Jan. 15

Jan. 17

Jan. 22

Jan. 23

Jan. 26

Jan. 28

Jan. 29

Feb. 4

Feb. 5

Feb. 8

Feb. 11

Feb. 12

vs. Rockford*

at Milwaukee

vs. Milwaukee*

at Grand Rapids

at Milwaukee

at Grand Rapids

vs. Manitoba*

vs. Milwaukee*

at Rockford

vs. Toronto*

vs. Toronto*

at Grand Rapids

at Rockford

vs. Rockford*

at Grand Rapids

vs. Rockford*

vs. Grand Rapids*

vs. Iowa

at Iowa

at Iowa

at Texas

at Texas

at Texas

vs. Manitoba

at Milwaukee

vs. Milwaukee*

at Rockford

vs. Iowa*

vs. Cleveland

vs. Grand Rapids*

at Iowa

at Iowa

at Rockford

at Manitoba

at Manitoba

vs. Texas

vs. Grand Rapids*

vs. Rockford*

at Milwaukee

at Milwaukee

at Cleveland

at Rockford

vs. Rockford*

L

W

W

W

W

W

L

W

W

L

OTL

W (OT)

L

SOL

W

W (SO)

W

W

W

W

W

W (OT)

W

W

W (OT)

W

L

W

W

W

L

OTL

W

OTL

L

OTL

W

SOL

W

L

W (OT)

L

Score

3-5

3-2

6-1

3-0

4-2

6-3

1-5

4-2

4-1

1-5

1-2

2-1

3-6

2-3

5-3

3-2

3-1

2-0

2-1

4-0

8-4

4-3

7-2

4-3

1-0

4-2

0-8

6-2

4-3

4-0

3-4

2-3

5-3

3-4

1-3

1-2

4-1

0-1

1-0

5-7

3-2

4-5

Record

0-1-0-0

1-1-0-0

2-1-0-0

3-1-0-0

4-1-0-0

5-1-0-0

5-2-0-0

6-2-0-0

7-2-0-0

7-3-0-0

7-3-1-0

8-3-1-0

8-4-1-0

8-4-1-1

9-4-1-1

10-4-1-1

11-4-1-1

12-4-1-1

13-4-1-1

14-4-1-1

15-4-1-1

16-4-1-1

17-4-1-1

18-4-1-1

19-4-1-1

20-4-1-1

20-5-1-1

21-5-1-1

22-5-1-1

23-5-1-1

23-6-1-1

23-6-2-1

24-6-2-1

24-6-3-1

24-7-3-1

24-7-4-1

25-7-4-1

25-7-4-2

26-7-4-2

26-8-4-2

27-8-4-2

27-9-4-2

CHI Goaltender

Lyon

Makiniemi

Lyon

Makiniemi

Lyon

Makiniemi

Makiniemi

Makiniemi

Makiniemi

Warm

Makiniemi

Lyon

Makiniemi

Lyon

Makiniemi

Lyon

Makiniemi

Lyon

Makiniemi

Lyon

Makiniemi

Lyon

Makiniemi

Lyon

Makiniemi

Lyon

Lackey

Lackey (W)/Mannella

Mannella

Mannella

Lyon

Lyon

Lyon

Wells

Lyon

LaFontaine

Lyon

LaFontaine

Lyon

LaFontaine/Lyon (L)

LaFontaine (W)/Lyon

Lyon (L)/LaFontaine

OPP Goaltender SF-SA

Soderblom

Cooley

Cooley (L)/Gahagen

Pickard

Cooley

Brattstrom

Desrosiers

Cooley

Soderblom

Kallgren

Hutchinson

Pickard

Soderblom

Delia

Pickard

Delia

Pickard

Baribeau

Jones

Baribeau

Bishop (L)/Scheel

Scheel

Scheel (L)/Point

Berdin

Ingram

Ingram

Delia

McIntyre

Greaves

Pickard

McIntyre

Jones

Soderblom

Cormier

Desrosiers

Jurusik

Brattstrom

Soderblom

Ingram

Ingram

Berube

Delia

43-22

31-43

37-19

32-25

33-24

30-27

23-30

28-27

34-19

39-25

38-27

48-27

34-27

33-26

34-32

29-19

44-19

37-30

32-24

43-20

35-23

33-30

31-28

29-36

39-25

33-31

30-35

45-29

34-27

34-23

32-29

29-29

45-18

39-27

41-23

37-17

40-16

36-17

28-19

33-25

35-18

47-23

PP/PK

2-8/3-3

1-5/2-4

1-4/1-1

2-6/3-3

1-5/1-2

1-4/4-6

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44.

Feb. 15

vs. Milwaukee

11 a.m.

45.

Feb. 19

vs. Iowa*

7 p.m.

46.

Feb. 20

vs. Iowa*

3 p.m.

47.

Feb. 26

at Manitoba

2 p.m.

48.

Feb. 27

at Manitoba

2 p.m.

49.

March 2

vs. Texas

7 p.m.

50.

March 5

vs. Texas*

7 p.m.

51.

March 6

vs. Iowa*

3 p.m.

52.

March 9

at Grand Rapids

6 p.m.

53.

March 12

at Milwaukee

6 p.m.

54.

March 13

vs. Grand Rapids*

3 p.m.

55.

March 16

vs. Milwaukee*

7 p.m.

56.

March 19

at Toronto

3 p.m.

57.

March 20

at Toronto

3 p.m.

58.

March 22

vs. Texas*

7 p.m.

59.

March 25

vs. Manitoba*

7 p.m.

60.

March 27

at Iowa

3 p.m.

61.

March 29

at Cleveland

6 p.m. (rescheduled from Dec. 23)

62.

April 1

at Milwaukee

7 p.m.

63.

April 2

vs. Milwaukee*

7 p.m.

64.

April 3

vs. Texas*

3 p.m.

65.

April 6

vs. Texas

11 a.m.

66.

April 9

vs. Manitoba*

7 p.m.

67.

April 10

vs. Cleveland*

3 p.m.

68.

April 13

at Texas

7 p.m.

69.

April 15

at Texas

7 p.m.

70.

April 16

at Texas

7 p.m.

71.

April 19

vs. Rockford*

7 p.m. (rescheduled from Jan. 1)

72.

April 22

at Grand Rapids

6 p.m.

73.

April 23

vs. Milwaukee*

7 p.m.

74.

April 24

vs. Grand Rapids*

3 p.m.

75.

April 28

vs. Grand Rapids

7 p.m. (rescheduled from Jan. 2)

76.

April 30

at Rockford

6 p.m. (rescheduled from Dec. 31)

* televised on WPWR-TV (My50 Chicago)

** all games stream on AHLTV ()

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Kyle Marino (F) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL)

Artyom Serikov (D) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL)

Dylan Wells (G) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL)

David Gust (RW) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL)

Stephen Harper (C) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL)

Daniel Brickley (D) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL)

Dominik Bokk (RW) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

David Cotton (C) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Stelio Mattheos (F) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Blake Murray (F) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Jesper Sellgren (D) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Eetu Makiniemi (G) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Beck Warm (G) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Maxim Letunov (C) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Sam Miletic (LW) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Andrew Poturalski (C) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Spencer Smallman (C) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Cavan Fitzgerald (D) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Jalen Chatfield (D) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Josh Jacobs (D) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Noah Corson (F) signed to SPC by Chicago (AHL)

Ryan Suzuki (C) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Joey Keane (D) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Alex Lyon (G) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Eric Gelinas (D) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Max Lajoie (D) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

CJ Smith (F) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Josh Leivo (F) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Stefan Noesen (F) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Dylan Wells (G) loaned to Norfolk (ECHL)

Eetu Makiniemi (G) recalled from loan by Carolina (NHL)

Jack Drury (C) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Eetu Makiniemi (G) reassigned on loan from Carolina (NHL)

Stephen Harper (C) loaned to Fort Wayne (ECHL)

Daniel Brickley (D) loaned to Norfolk (ECHL)

Noah Corson (F) loaned to Norfolk (ECHL)

Beck Warm (G) loaned to Norfolk (ECHL) by Carolina

Blake Murray (F) loaned to Norfolk (ECHL) by Carolina

Beck Warm (G) reassigned from Norfolk (ECHL) by Carolina

Alex Lyon (G) recalled from loan by Carolina (NHL)

Josh Leivo (F) recalled from loan by Carolina (NHL)

Stephen Harper (C) recalled from loan to Fort Wayne (ECHL)

Jamieson Rees (C) loaned from Carolina (NHL)

Alex Lyon (G) reassigned on loan from Carolina (NHL)

Beck Warm (G) reassigned on loan to Norfolk (ECHL) by Carolina

Josh Leivo (F) reassigned on loan from Carolina (NHL)

Kyle Marino (F) loaned to Idaho (ECHL)

Stephen Harper (C) reassigned to Fort Wayne (ECHL)

Eric Gelinas (D) recalled from loan by Carolina (NHL)

Ivan Lodnia (RW) signed to SPC by Chicago (NHL)

Jalen Chatfield (D) recalled from loan by Carolina (NHL)

Max Lajoie (D) recalled from loan by Carolina (NHL)

Daniel Brickley (D) recalled from loan to Norfolk (ECHL)

Stephen Harper (C) reassigned to Fort Wayne (ECHL)

Eric Williams (D) signed to PTO by Chicago (AHL)

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Andrew Poturalski (C) recalled from loan by Carolina (NHL)

Andrew Poturalski (C) reassigned on loan from Carolina (NHL)

Kyle Marino (F) recalled from loan to Idaho (ECHL)

Cedric Lacroix (C) signed to PTO by Chicago (AHL)

Andrew Poturalski (C) recalled on emergency basis by Carolina (NHL)

Jack Drury (C) recalled on emergency basis by Carolina (NHL)

Stefan Noesen (RW) recalled on emergency basis by Carolina (NHL)

Stephen Harper (C) recalled from loan to Fort Wayne (ECHL)

Noah Corson (C) recalled from loan to Norfolk (ECHL)

Josh Leivo (F) recalled on emergency basis by Carolina (NHL)

CJ Smith (LW) recalled on emergency basis by Carolina (NHL)

Josh Leivo (F) reassigned on loan from Carolina (NHL)

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