Was at this game tonight. I was surprised Pelletier wasn’t one of the 3 stars. I thought he looked really sharp. Played both PP and PK, so did Schwindt i believe.
Poirier was more noticeable than Kuznetsov, but not in a good way. He made some nice plays, not always the right play. Where as Yan, was the opposite. Werent always nice plays but they were the right play.
Good game overall. Weak goal by Wolf on his first one, but he was great after that.
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Was at this game tonight. I was surprised Pelletier wasn’t one of the 3 stars. I thought he looked really sharp. Played both PP and PK, so did Schwindt i believe.
Poirier was more noticeable than Kuznetsov, but not in a good way. He made some nice plays, not always the right play. Where as Yan, was the opposite. Werent always nice plays but they were the right play.
Good game overall. Weak goal by Wolf on his first one, but he was great after that.
I watched a lot of Yan while he played in the Q and his style of play reminded me of Tanev. Smart and effective but not flashy at all.
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On Wednesday, Brett Sutter is set to become the 8th player in AHL history to play 1,000 games, when the Wranglers host his former team, the Reign.
Oddly, the last time a player played his 1,000th AHL game was also at the Saddledome, when Abbotsford played OKC on the weekend of the Heritage Classic in 2011: https://www.nhl.com/news/helmer-play...-game/c-553409
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Easily one of the best games I have been to so far this season, crowd was also into it so it made for a really great night for anyone that braved the cold, was surprised at how many were at the game.
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-Phillips is still 7th in AHL scoring (2nd in the top-20 in ppg with 1.50) with 20gp/15g/15a/30pts,+7, 6 PIM.
-Pelletier is tied for 15th in AHL scoring, with 25gp/10g/17a/27pts,+3, 4 PIM.
-Zary is tied for 17th, with 25gp/9g/17a/26pts,-4, 33 PIM.
-Poirier is 8th in the AHL in scoring by D (first for rookie D) with 25gp/4g/15a/19pts,-1, 14 PIM. 2022 first-rounder (6th overall, CBJ) David Jiricek, who turned 19 on Nov.28th, is right behind Poirier, with 18 pts in 18 games.
-Wolf is 5th in GAA with 2.26, and 5th for SV% with a .925. He is first in minutes-played with 1167:40, first in SO with 3, and 3rd with 585 shots-against.
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Highlights from tonight, basically just a Wolf highlights package, none of the Wranglers goals were anything too special. Nasty assist from Byfield on the Reign’s only goal.
Meloche does not look like someone who be a help at the NHL level. Oof.
Klapka won the fight.
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