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I follow all the AHL playoffs... anyone care to post a Game 1 lineup?
I follow all the AHL playoffs... anyone care to post a Game 1 lineup?
even better, our two young goalies could have won the award if they were able to play enough.Lyon / the wolves having the lowest GAA is pretty insane given they used 8 different goalies.
Lyon - 30 games (2.16 / 0.912)
Koochie - 15 games (2.09 / 0.921)
Makiniemi - 14 games (2.06 / 0.922)
LaFontaine - 13 games (2.89 / 0.885)
Daniel Mannella - 3 games (1.19 / 0.955)
Dylan Wells - 3 games (3.01 / 0.893)
Michael Lackey - 2 games (6.82 / 0.792)
Beck Warm - 1 game (5.01 / 0.800)
troof.even better, our two young goalies could have won the award if they were able to play enough.
Cough Roanoke valley rebels cough.Nah, Roanoke Express bruh
Everett was massively upset in the playoffs. Went in as the number 1 and lost in 6 games to Vancouver. Vancouver had 47 less regular season points than Everett.Must have missed it but Ronan Seeley is with Chicago now.
game notes:
2.55: For the first time in the Wolves’ 28-year history, they led their league in goals-against average. Despite needing to use a franchise-record eight goaltenders to get through the season, the Wolves surrendered just 2.55 goals per game to finish at the top of the 31-team league. Accordingly, the Wolves’ Alex Lyon won the Harry “Hap” Holmes Memorial Award as the only goaltender who appeared in at least 25 games for the team with the best GAA. Coincidentally, the Carolina Hurricanes won the William M. Jennings Memorial Trophy that goes to the NHL team that allowed the fewest goals. Technically, it went to the goalies who played at least 25 games, so that meant Frederik Andersen and Antti Raanta earned the award. But the Wolves’ Lyon, Pyotr Kochetkov and Jack LaFontaine also get some satisfaction because they helped the Hurricanes finish with a 2.46 GAA. In that vein, Kochetkov, LaFontaine, Eetu Makiniemi, Dylan Wells, Daniel Mannella, Beck Warm and Michael Lackey also get some credit for the Wolves posting the AHL’s best GAA.
his draft profile said 6'1" 192lbs. I doubt he got taller but has put on more muscle since draft?Must have missed it but Ronan Seeley is with Chicago now.
everitt's site says the samehis draft profile said 6'1" 192lbs. I doubt he got taller but has put on more muscle since draft?
I wonder if they ever update it? You would think 1-2 years would add muscle.everitt's site says the same
lafontaine nearly single-handedly lost the jennings, too. if the canes had lost it by 3 or 4 goals...That’s funny. Warm and Lackey played 3 games combined with GAA’s of 5.01 and 6.82
chicago put the same so maybe it hasnt been updatedI wonder if they ever update it? You would think 1-2 years would add muscle.
Dave Ayers was a better NHL goalie than Lafontainelafontaine nearly single-handedly lost the jennings, too. if the canes had lost it by 3 or 4 goals...
So just continuing this thread....
There will be no AHL affiliate for the 2023-24 season
Sure would be nice if there were an AHL team just a couple hours away they could team up with. OH WAIT. Too bad our millionaire owners are too busy with a dick-measuring contest to do anything about it. Good luck following our prospects next year, unless we sign some dual-affiliation with someone, they're gonna be stuck on 15 different teams or back overseas again.