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"Game Time" PROSPECT SUNDAY for November 9, 2014

The Chicago Wolves opened a nine-game road trip by laying an egg in Milwaukee, but have won back-to-back games to start the trip 2-1-0-0. Meanwhile, the Alaska Aces continue to struggle. Both Blues' farm teams have busy weeks coming up...

Prospects Jordan Binnington (G) and Petteri Lindbohm (4) shut the door on Milwaukee. Photo by
Prospects Jordan Binnington (G) and Petteri Lindbohm (4) shut the door on Milwaukee. Photo by
Ross Dettman/Chicago Wolves

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TRANSACTIONS

Date Link Details
. 11-02-14 LINK D JANI HAKANPÄÄ reassigned to Chicago (AHL) from conditioning assignment to Quad Cities (ECHL) by St. Louis (NHL).

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INJURY REPORT

Date Link Details
. 10-19-14 LINK D JOEL EDMUNDSON (back); return date indefinite.

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Chicago

WOLVES GAME RECAPS

Nov. 2, 2014

Wolves stymied by Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE, WI --- The Chicago Wolves tried to pull off their third victory in 48 hours, but the Milwaukee Admirals claimed a 4-1 win Sunday afternoon in an Amtrak Rivalry game at Bradley Center.
The Wolves, who earned an overtime win Friday night at Grand Rapids and defeated Milwaukee 5-1 on Saturday night at Allstate Arena, received a power-play goal from Terry Broadhurst with 1:03 left to avoid the shutout.

LINK to scoresheet at TheAHL dot com.

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Nov. 5, 2014

Wolves clip Griffins 3-1

GRAND RAPIDS, MI --- The Chicago Wolves earned a Midwest Division win and moved to 11-2-0-0 in morning games as they scored three unanswered goals to top the Grand Rapids Griffins 3-1 in a Wednesday matinee at Van Andel Arena.
Forwards Terry Broadhurst, Philip McRae, and Ty Rattie tallied for the Wolves (6-2-2-0), while goaltender Jordan Binnington earned his second win in a row while holding the Griffins scoreless in the final 52 minutes, 16 seconds of action.

LINK to scoresheet at TheAHL dot com.

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Nov. 8, 2014

Wolves overwhelm Wild 4-2

DES MOINES, IA --- The Chicago Wolves notched consecutive road wins for the first time this season as they edged the Iowa Wild 4-2 Saturday night at Wells Fargo Arena.
Defenseman Brent Regner tallied his first goal of the year while forwards Shane Harper, Rob Bordson, and Pat Cannone rounded out scoring and goaltender Matt Climie earned his fifth win of the season.

LINK to scoresheet at TheAHL dot com.

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PAW PRINTS: By The Numbers:

5 - American Hockey League teams with a .700 or above winning percentage through the schedule on Nov. 8; of these teams, all are in the Western Conference and three are in the Midwest Division, including the Wolves (.727).

34 - Shots allowed by the Wolves on Saturday night against Iowa, a season high; the team has allowed 30+ shots in two of its last three games (Nov. 2 at Milwaukee and Nov. 8 at Iowa) after surrendering 29 or fewer in the first eight games of the season.

2 - Games without a power-play goal for the Wolves, tying a season-high, who went 0-for-2 on Saturday night; Chicago has faced disciplined teams in Grand Rapids and Iowa over the past two games, having had just four power-play opportunities in that stretch.

Wolves' 2014-15 Scoring and Penalty Statistics

Wolves' 2014-15 Goaltending Statistics

Chicago

DATE ... OPPONENT TIME VENUE
11-09-14 at IOWA 3:00 PM CST Wells Fargo Arena, Des Moines, IA
11-12-14 at UTICA 7:00 PM EST Utica Memorial Auditorium, Utica, NY
11-14-14 at UTICA 7:00 PM EST Utica Memorial Auditorium, Utica, NY
11-15-14 at ROCHESTER 7:05 PM EST Blue Cross Arena, Rochester, NY

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ACES GAME RECAPS

Nov. 5, 2014

Out Of Time

ANCHORAGE, AK --- Frans Tuohimaa made 40 saves in his ECHL debut and Chase Schaber’s second period goal stood as the eventual game winner in a 3-2 Alaska Aces loss to the Bakersfield Condors on Wednesday at Sullivan Arena.
Corey Syvret and Greg Wolfe netted the Aces goals while Niklas Lundström stopped 26 shots, helping boost a late third period comeback sequence that fell short in the final minute after an apparent extra attacker goal by Olivier Archambault was waved off with 1:53 left in regulation.
Syvret lifted the Aces to a 1-0 lead with his first goal of the season at 6:53, off the rush while finishing a feed into the slot by Zach Pochiro. Brendan Nash’s first goal in a Bakersfield uniform leveled the game, 1-1 on a wrister from the left circle.
Both Lundström and Tuohimaa faced a heavy workload in the first period with Lundström coming up with 16 saves. Tuohimaa denied Justin Johnson on a wide-open chance late in the period, getting his right pad on Johnson’s backhanded deke.
Wolfe followed up with wrister ticketed for the upper corner in the second period that Tuohimaa stopped with his glove and Bakersfield continued their rally with two goals in the middle frame. Kellen Jones finished a give-and-go play at the right post at 6:27 for a 2-1 edge. A scrap between Jacob Doty and Gabriel Verpaelst, followed by two close looks at the Bakersfield net helped the Aces threaten, but a counterattack by Francis Verreault-Paul enabled a centering pass to Schaber, who converted the ricochet past Lundström for a 3-1 lead at 11:55.

LINK to scoresheet at ECHL dot com.

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Nov. 7, 2014

Repeat Recap

ANCHORAGE, AK --- Ty Rimmer made 27 saves and the Bakersfield Condors used a pair of goals in the second to hold off the Alaska Aces, 4-2 before 3,956 fans at Sullivan Arena on Friday.
Olivier Archambault (1g-1a) and Greg Wolfe contributed with the Aces goals, who nearly rallied from a 3-1 deficit in similar fashion to the third period on Wednesday. Goaltender Andy Iles, making his first appearance since Oct. 22, made 30 saves while stopping 17 shots in the opening period.

LINK to scoresheet at ECHL dot com.

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Nov. 8, 2014

Cleanup On Iles 1

ANCHORAGE, AK --- Andy Iles made 26 saves while Olivier Archambault, Tim Coffman and Greg Wolfe combined for eight points to lift the Alaska Aces to a 4-1 victory over the Bakersfield Condors before 4,346 fans at Sullivan Arena on Saturday.
The Aces, who earned their first home win of the season, buried two power-play goals and also produced a perfect 7-of-7 effort on the penalty kill, including a five-on-three situation in the third period. Archambault scored two goals, aided on Corey Syvret’s power play goal in the third period, and was involved in a scrap with Josh Winquist in the opening period.

LINK to scoresheet at ECHL dot com.

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ACES IN THE HOLE: Ryan Tesink is the only one of the four prospects assigned to Alaska by the Blues to have played in all nine games for the Aces to date, and is the only one with a goal ... Lundström has dressed for every game, but has only six "official" appearances.

Aces' 2014-15 Scoring and Penalty Statistics

Aces' 2014-15 Goaltending Statistics

Alaska

DATE ... OPPONENT TIME VENUE
11-09-14 vs BAKERSFIELD 3:00 PM AKST Sullivan Arena, Anchorage, AK
11-11-14 at IDAHO 7:10 PM MST CenturyLink Arena, Boise, ID
11-12-14 at IDAHO 7:10 PM MST CenturyLink Arena, Boise, ID
11-14-14 vs STOCKTON 7:15 PM AKST Sullivan Arena, Anchorage, AK
11-15-14 vs STOCKTON 7:15 PM AKST Sullivan Arena, Anchorage, AK

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COMING UP:

This week's "Trending Up" feature at 2:00 PM CDT, and the latest "On The Horizon" feature, focusing on the upcoming schedule for all the Blues' prospects -- and featuring new graphics and updated prospect scoring stats -- at 3:00 PM CDT.