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CHRDANHUTCH

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based off the success of the 2024 Calder Cup playoff thread here's the updated season thread for this forum (some posters will detail the same news in the team boards);

Home Openers have been announced for all 32 teams stretching from 10/11 to 10/26 depending on which franchise....;

the 2024/2025 Master AHL Schedule will be unveiled and released tomorrow, 7/11/24;

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CHRDANHUTCH

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appears we'll see more interconference crossovers than in recent years during the Regular Season as San Diego opens in the East against the Marlies; Bakersfield is now committed to interconference travel this year....
 

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Hershey draws Rosemont, IL (CAR) 4 GMS; unlikely Coachella Valley can extend for three consecutive Conference championships.... but we'll see how it'll play out
 

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not to get too far ahead but there are discussions in progress that the AHL will have a 23 team playoff format for next season's run to the Calder
 

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The Milwaukee Admirals will play 4 games against Cleveland and Charlotte; 2 games against Hartford and Springfield. They will be the "new" teams on the schedule.

They will play 4 games against Henderson, again.

The rest will be against the usual division opponents.

Dropping off of the schedule will be Belleville, Colorado, San Diego and Toronto.
 
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For fun, I like to put this matrix together when the schedule comes out each year, because I like to see the disparity between every team's schedule.

What's really interesting about this year's schedule is that every Western Conference team only plays between 10-12 opponents, whereas every Eastern Conference team plays between 13-17 opponents, which makes sense given the proximity in the East.

As a Checkers fan, I wish there were more teams closer to us, so that we wouldn't have to have a 2-game homestand for every team that comes to town (they've done 3-game homestands in the past too, when they'd play a team 6 times). But at least they're not boring like Chicago/Rockford and only play 10 teams lol.

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NYRfan85 said:
For fun, I like to put this matrix together when the schedule comes out each year, because I like to see the disparity between every team's schedule.

What's really interesting about this year's schedule is that every Western Conference team only plays between 10-12 opponents, whereas every Eastern Conference team plays between 13-17 opponents, which makes sense given the proximity in the East.

As a Checkers fan, I wish there were more teams closer to us, so that we wouldn't have to have a 2-game homestand for every team that comes to town (they've done 3-game homestands in the past too, when they'd play a team 6 times). But at least they're not boring like Chicago/Rockford and only play 10 teams lol.

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Milwaukee is one of 5 teams to play games against all four divisions. I look forward to the Admirals playing the Checkers again.
The Wolves play next to O'Hare airport, what is their excuse?

No Atlantic teams play any Pacific teams.
 
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adsfan said:
Milwaukee is one of 5 teams to play games against all four divisions. I look forward to the Admirals playing the Checkers again.
The Wolves play next to O'Hare airport, what is their excuse?

No Atlantic teams play any Pacific teams.
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consequence of the Pacific being created and the loss of Manchester and Worcester to the ECHL; then the transfer of Springfield which became Tucson the next season which forced Springfield under new ownership to acquire Portland at that point.... with only SPR/HFD/PRO/BRI remaining except for the pandemic seasons.... is why no Atlantic teams play the Pacific teams since 2014/15
 
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