Tahoe trying to get back at it from their lackluster game Saturday Night v. KC took it to the (potato)heads in Boise. 7-3!
Chicagoan Chris Dodero with the 2nd Hat Trick in TKM history and this team is thankful to be at 18pts after 14 games. Can't wait to be up there for the 2 weekend games.
Tahoe Knight Monsters @ Idaho Steelheads | ECHL

#TessTheWaters

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Ours is usually chanting tulsa and then oilers, or the overhead clap which we don't do it this season because of the new goal song, but I'd like to see your traditions!

https://echl.com/news/2024/11/echl-today-nov-27

Trois-Rivières Lions (8-3-2) at Adirondack Thunder (7-5-1)       7 p.m. ET

• Trois-Rivières’ Luke Cavallin is second with a 1.62 goals-against average.
• Adirondack’s Ryan Conroy is tied for first among defensemen with a 33.3 percent shooting percentage (3-for-9).
• Lions lead the league on the power play at 35.1 percent (13-for-37).
• Thunder are 5-1-1 when outshooting their opponent.

Greenville Swamp Rabbits (8-4-1) at Atlanta Gladiators (5-8-3)         7 p.m. ET

• Greenville’s Carter Savoie is tied for the league lead with four game-winning goals.
• Atlanta’s Derek Topatigh is tied for second among defensemen with six power-play assists.
• Swamp Rabbits are 6-0-1 in one-goal games.
• Gladiators have scored 13 of their 28 goals in the third period.

South Carolina Stingrays (10-4-1) at Jacksonville Icemen (7-4-2)       7 p.m. ET

• South Carolina’s Jamie Engelbert is on an eight-game goal streak (9g).
• Jacksonville’s Ivan Chukarov is third among defensemen with a 20.0 percent shooting percentage (3-for-15).
• Stingrays lead the league on the penalty kill at 95.1 percent (39-for-41).
• Icemen are 6-0-1 when leading after two periods.

Worcester Railers (6-9-1) at Wichita Thunder (9-7-1)                  6:05 p.m. ET

• Worcester’s Connor Welsh is tied for fifth among defensemen with 13 points (3g-10a).
• Wichita’s Michal Stinil is second with 21 points (9g-12a).
• Railers are tied for the league lead with five games decided in overtime or a shootout.
• Thunder are sixth with 32.06 shots per game.

Maine Mariners (6-8-0) at Norfolk Admirals (8-4-3)                    7:05 p.m. ET

• Maine’s Jimmy Lambert has six points (1g-5a) in his last two games.
• Norfolk’s Carson Golder is third with 63 shots on goal.
• Mariners are fourth with 26.07 shots-against per game.
• Admirals have outshot their opponents 170-120 in the first period.

Toledo Walleye (10-4-2) at Wheeling Nailers (9-3-1)                    7:10 p.m. ET

• Toledo’s Brandon Hawkins leads the league with 25 points (11g-14a).
• Wheeling’s Atley Calvert is tied for third among rookies with seven goals and 14 points.
• Walleye have outscored their opponents 24-15 in the second period.
• Nailers are 7-0-1 in their last eight games.

Kalamazoo Wings (6-7-1) at Cincinnati Cyclones (1-8-3)             7:35 p.m. ET

• Kalamazoo’s Jonathan Lemieux is fourth with 603 saves.
• Nick Isaacson leads Cincinnati against the K-Wings with two points (1g-1a).
• K-Wings are 3-1-1 when scoring first.
• Cyclones are tied for second on the penalty kill at home at 92.0 percent (23-for-25).

Iowa Heartlanders (7-4-3) at Bloomington Bison (7-7-1)              7 p.m. CT

• Iowa’s Louka Henault is tied for first among defensemen with two power-play goals.
• Chongmin Lee leads Bloomington against the Heartlanders with nine points (2g-7a).
• Heartlanders have outscored their opponents 14-5 in the first period.
• Bison are fourth with 2.27 goals-against per game.

Kansas City Mavericks (9-4-2) at Tulsa Oilers (10-4-1)                7:05 p.m. CT

• Kansas City’s David Noel leads rookie defensemen with 53 shots on goal.
• Tulsa’s Reid Petryk has 10 points (4g-6a) in his last nine games.
• Mavericks are 7-2-1 on the road, outscoring their opponents 39-27.
• Oilers are tied for the league lead with 3.87 goals per game.

Allen Americans (5-5-3) at Rapid City Rush (4-8-3)                     7:05 p.m. MT

• Allen’s Brayden Watts is on a five-game point streak (5g-5a).
• Rapid City’s Brady Pouteau is second with two shorthanded assists.
• Americans are 5-1-2 in their last eight games.
• Rush are second on the power play at home at 33.3 percent (7-for-21).

Tahoe Knight Monsters (7-4-2) at Idaho Steelheads (8-6-1)         7:10 p.m. MT

• Tahoe’s Jordan Papirny has made at least 30 saves in each of his six appearances.
• Idaho’s Ty Pelton-Byce is tied for the league lead with five power-play goals.
• Knight Monsters are 6-1-1 when scoring first.
• Steelheads have outscored their opponents 25-12 in the first period.

Indy Fuel (5-6-1) at Utah Grizzlies (5-8-1)                                     7:10 p.m. MT

• Indy’s Ben Gaudreau has allowed two goals or less in five of his eight appearances.
• Utah’s Adam Scheel leads the league in minutes played (734) and saves (383).
• Fuel are 4-0-1 when scoring first.
• Grizzlies have scored 18 of their 41 goals in the second period.

https://echl.com/news/2024/11/savannahs-armour-named-inglasco-echl-player-of-the-week

Ross Armour of the Savannah Ghost Pirates is the Inglasco ECHL Player of the Week for Nov. 18-24.
 
Armour scored three goals and added three assists for six points in three games last week.
 
The 26-year-old notched four points (2g-2a) in a 6-3 win against Adirondack on Thursday and added a goal and an assist in a 5-4 loss to Greenville on Saturday.
 
A native of Trail, British Columbia, Armour has 17 points (8g-9a) in 15 games with the Ghost Pirates this season.
 
Armour has recorded 60 points (19g-41a) in 74 career games with Savannah.
 
Prior to turning pro, Armour tallied 67 points (31g-36a) in 159 career games at Bemidji State University.
 
On behalf of Ross Armour, a case of pucks will be donated to a Savannah youth hockey organization by Inglasco, the exclusive puck supplier of the ECHL. Since beginning its sponsorship of the award in 2000-01, Inglasco has donated more than 51,000 pucks to youth hockey organizations in ECHL cities.

https://looselyaffiliatedwithcchawkley.substack.com/p/from-the-archives-rapid-citys-weselowski

Photo from their Instagram Story

https://echl.com/news/2024/11/echl-today-nov-26

Savannah Ghost Pirates (9-6-0) at Orlando Solar Bears (7-9-1)       7 p.m. ET

• Savannah’s Dennis Cesana is tied for the league lead in plus-minus at +15.
• Jack Adams leads Orlando against the Ghost Pirates with seven points (2g-5a).
• Ghost Pirates are 7-1-0 when scoring first.
• Solar Bears are tied for third with three shorthanded goals.

Having an attendance of 400 - 600 during games is literally insane for attendance.. Last night at an oilers game we had around 7-9k, and friday will be bigger, anyone else think that Iowa will fold?

The ECHLs Tulsa Oilers, traded for Parker Aucoin, #46, for future considerations and future trading with the Reading Royals, Parker AuCoin, #46, who won a Gold Medal with Team Alberta at the 2014 Western Canada Challenge Cup.

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Head Coach of the Tulsa Oilers (Rob Murray) States:
"We really liked him with Idaho,” he said. “He was very successful and impressive every time we saw him. He has a good scoring track record, not only in our league, but dating back to college and juniors. He comes to us at a good time with injury and call ups, and we look forward to seeing what he does in Tulsa.” 
 

AuCoin, 26, joins the Oilers after posting six points (4g, 2a) in 12 games with Reading this season. 

In 2023-24, the left-handed forward notched 15 points (8g, 7a) in 21 ECHL games split among Atlanta and Idaho, including four points (2g, 2a) in three games against the Oilers. 

AuCoin also appeared in two games with the Orlando Solar Bears in 2018-19 prior to continuing his education at Carleton University where he compiled 69 points (44g, 25a) in 84 USports contests. With the Ravens, AuCoin led USports in goals in 2022-23, notching 24 tallies enroute to OUA East First All-Star Team. 

The St. Albert, Alberta native played his entire major junior career with Tri-City, racking up 180 points (88g, 92a) in 262 games with the Americans. AuCoin was named to the WHL Second All-Star Team for the 2018-19 season. The 6-foot, 200-pound forward also won a Gold Medal with Team Alberta at the 2014 Western Canada Challenge Cup.

https://echl.com/news/2024/11/atlantas-haider-named-warrior-hockey-echl-goaltender-of-the-week

Ethan Haider of the Atlanta Gladiators is the Warrior Hockey ECHL Goaltender of the Week for Nov. 18-24.
 
Haider went 2-0-0 with one shutout, a 0.99 goals-against average and a save percentage of .968 in two appearances last week.
 
The 23-year-old stopped all 33 shots he faced in a 4-0 win at Orlando on Tuesday and made 28 saves in a 3-2 overtime victory against Jacksonville on Friday.
 
Under contract to Milwaukee of the American Hockey League, Haider is 4-4-0 in eight appearances with the Gladiators this season. He is tied for second in the ECHL with two shutouts, ranks 10th with a 2.27 goals-against average and tied for 13th with a .919 save percentage.
 
Prior to turning pro, Haider saw action in 101 career collegiate games at the University of Connecticut and Clarkson University compiling an overall record of 43-42-14 with eight shutouts, a 2.47 goals-against average and a save percentage of .909.

I personally think its the oilers (my home team), we stay even after we win OR lose, and stay AFTER the game to see the stars of the night, and even wait after they are done getting off the ice, we are very loyal, and attendance is great, last night we had almost all spots in sections 107 and 108 filled, and others, and our audience was doing chants every few minutes, I love the oilers, but I don't know

It got changed from Gary Glitter rock and rol part 2 to kick start my heart 😭

Following the ban of the song in the NHL, the ECHL also followed along and banned it as well, forcing us to chose a new song, which I don't like.

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You hit the dude in the head. Chill

https://echl.com/news/2024/11/echl-today-nov-22

Norfolk Admirals (7-4-3) at Reading Royals (6-9-2)                     7 p.m. ET

• Norfolk’s Carson Musser is tied for second among defensemen with 13 points (3g-10a).
• Reading’s Connor McMenamin is tied for third among rookies with six goals.
• Admirals are fifth with 26.14 shots-against per game.
• Royals are tied for third with three shorthanded goals.

South Carolina Stingrays (9-2-1) at Greenville Swamp Rabbits (5-4-1) 7:05 p.m. ET

• South Carolina’s Jamie Engelbert is on a five-game goal streak (6g).
• Carter Savoie leads Greenville with nine points (5g-4a).
• Stingrays have outscored their opponents 23-4 during four-game winning streak.
• Swamp Rabbits are 5-1-1 when scoring first.

Orlando Solar Bears (5-8-1) at Toledo Walleye (9-3-1)                7:15 p.m. ET

• Orlando’s Ryan Fanti is fourth with 234 saves.
• Toledo’s Griffin Ness is second among rookies with a 33.3 percent shooting percentage (4-for-12).
• Solar Bears are 3-1-1 when scoring first.
• Walleye are tied for fourth with 3.54 goals per game.

Jacksonville Icemen (6-3-1) at Atlanta Gladiators (4-8-2)            7:30 p.m. ET

• Jacksonville’s Christopher Brown has seven points (4g-3a) in his last six games.
• Atlanta’s Ethan Haider is tied for the league lead with two shutouts.
• Icemen have outscored their opponents 13-3 during three-game winning streak.
• Gladiators have scored 11 of their 22 goals in the third period.

Kalamazoo Wings (6-6-0) at Florida Everblades (10-3-0)                        7:30 p.m. ET

• Kalamazoo’s Collin Saccoman leads defensemen in plus-minus at +15.
• Florida’s Oliver Chau has six points (4g-2a) in his last four games.
• K-Wings are 3-1-0 when scoring first.
• Everblades are first on the penalty kill at home at 93.8 percent (15-for-16).

Indy Fuel (4-6-1) at Bloomington Bison (5-6-10)                           7 p.m. CT

• Indy’s Ben Gaudreau is third among rookie goaltenders with a 2.28 goals-against average.
• Bloomington’s Brett Budgell is on a three-game goal streak (4g).
• Fuel are league’s second-least penalized team with 8.45 penalty minutes per game.
• Bison are 3-0-0 when leading after one period.

Utah Grizzlies (5-6-1) at Wichita Thunder (8-7-1)                        7:05 p.m. CT

• Derek Daschke leads Utah with 14 points (3g-11a).
• Wichita’s Jeremie Bucheler is tied for fourth among rookie defensemen with nine points (3g-6a).
• Grizzlies are 3-1-1 when scoring first.
• Thunder have scored 25 of their 51 goals in the second period.

Tulsa Oilers (8-4-1) at Allen Americans (5-5-2)                             7:05 p.m. CT

• Tulsa’s Austin Albrecht is on a three-game point streak (2g-2a).
• Kyle Crnkovic leads Allen against the Oilers with two goals.
• Oilers are 6-0-0 when scoring first.
• Americans are 5-1-1 in their last seven games.

Idaho Steelheads (6-6-1) at Rapid City Rush (4-6-3)                     7:05 p.m. MT

• Idaho’s Connor MacEachern is tied for sixth among rookies with 12 points (5g-7a).
• Rapid City’s Brett Davis is on a four-game point streak (4g-3a).
• Steelheads have outscored their opponents 19-11 in the first period.
• Rush have scored 15 goals during their four-game winning streak.

Kansas City Mavericks (8-4-1) at Tahoe Knight Monsters (6-3-2)  7:30 p.m. PT

• Kansas City’s David Noel is tied for first among defensemen with five goals.
• Tahoe’s Jordan Papirny has made 30 or more saves in each of his four appearances.
• Mavericks are 4-0-1 in one-goal games.
• Knight Monsters are 4-0-1 when outshooting their opponent.

MOST ASSISTS, CAREER
566 – Louis Dumont (Tallahassee/Wheeling/Louisiana/Augusta/Pensacola/Mississippi/Utah - 1994-2006)
478 – Michael Pelech (Ontario/Toledo/Cincinnati/Utah/Reading/Norfolk/Greenville/Wheeling/Indy/Atlanta - 2009-23)
460 – Chris Valicevic (Greensboro/Louisiana - 1993-2002)
390 – Darryl Noren (Charlotte/Greensboro - 1990-2000)
– John Spoltore (Louisiana - 1995-2001)
389 – Matt Register (Ontario/Allen/Atlanta/Colorado/Idaho - 2012-Present)

Congrats to the captain!

https://echl.com/news/2024/11/echl-today-nov-20

Kansas City Mavericks (8-3-1) at Tahoe Knight Monsters (5-3-2)          10:30 a.m. PT

• Kansas City’s David Noel is second among rookies with 41 shots on goal.
• Tahoe’s Sloan Stanick is on a four-game point streak (1g-7a).
• Mavericks are third with 3.75 goals per game.
• Knight Monsters are 4-0-1 when outshooting their opponent.

Adirondack Thunder (6-2-1) at Jacksonville Icemen (5-3-1)                   7 p.m. ET

• Adirondack’s Andre Ghantous is on a three-game point streak (2g-2a).
• Jacksonville’s Brendan Harris is second with a 37.5 percent shooting percentage (3-for-8).
• Thunder are 10-for-10 on the penalty kill on the road.
• Icemen are 3-1-1 when scoring first.

Worcester Railers (6-7-0) at Maine Mariners (4-8-0)                               7 p.m. ET

• Worcester’s Anthony Repaci is tied for the league lead with 10 goals.
• Evan Vierling leads Maine with eight points (2g-6a).
• Railers are 4-0-0 in games decided in overtime.
• Mariners are third with 25.75 shots-against per game.

Reading Royals (6-8-2) at Norfolk Admirals (6-4-3)                                 7 p.m. ET

• Reading’s Todd Skirving is tied for the league lead with two shorthanded goals.
• Norfolk’s Carson Golder is tied for third with 53 shots on goal.
• Royals are 3-1-0 when leading after one period.
• Admirals have outshot their opponents 150-102 in the first period.

Kalamazoo Wings (6-5-0) at Florida Everblades (9-3-0)                          7:30 p.m. ET

• Kalamazoo’s Joseph Arntsen is tied for second among rookies in plus-minus at +10.
• Florida’s Cam Johnson has recorded shutouts in his last two appearances.
• K-Wings are fifth on the power play on the road at 31.3 percent (5-for-16).
• Everblades are 3-1-0 at home, outscoring their opponents 13-4.

Utah Grizzlies (5-4-1) at Wichita Thunder (6-7-1)                                    7:05 p.m. CT

• Utah’s Adam Scheel leads the league with 269 saves.
• Wichita’s Michal Stinil is tied for second with 19 points (8g-11a).
• Grizzlies are league’s least-penalized team with 7.00 penalty minutes per game.
• Thunder have killed 23 consecutive shorthanded situations over their last eight games.

https://echl.com/news/2024/11/echl-today-nov-19

Atlanta Gladiators (3-8-2) at Orlando Solar Bears (5-7-1)           10:30 a.m. ET

• Cody Sylvester leads Atlanta with eight points (3g-5a).
• Orlando’s Ryan Fanti is fourth with 234 saves.
• Gladiators are 2-0-1 when leading after two periods.
• Solar Bears have scored 15 of their 34 goals in the second period.

https://echl.com/news/2024/11/echl-announces-fines-suspensions2

The ECHL Department of Player Safety on Sunday announced that Maine’s Jacob Hudson and South Carolina’s Ben Hawerchuk have both been suspended for five games and fined undisclosed amounts as a result of their actions in ECHL Game #163, South Carolina at Maine, on Nov. 16.
 
Hudson and Hawerchuk are fined and suspended under Rule #70.4 and Rule #70.10 for leaving the penalty box to join an altercation.
 
Hudson will miss Maine’s games vs. South Carolina (Nov. 17), vs. Worcester (Nov. 20), at Reading (Nov. 23) and at Norfolk (Nov. 27 and Nov. 29).
 
Hawerchuk will miss South Carolina’s games at Maine (Nov. 17), at Greenville (Nov. 22), vs. Adirondack (Nov. 23 and Nov. 24) and at Jacksonville (Nov. 27).
 
Under the terms of the Collective Bargaining Agreement between the ECHL and the Professional Hockey Players’ Association, player fines collected by the ECHL are given to the PHPA for its ECHL Player’s Hardship Fund.

I’m assuming it’s something to do with the CBA or contract or something? It’s really annoying that I have to choose between shitty generic $39 jerseys or game worn jerseys that sell at auction for $2k+.

I get that players are moved around/cut a lot but you can’t tell me that selling $129 jerseys for veteran players or guys that have been on the team a certain amount of time or something wouldn’t be practical or profitable?

Anyone know why?

Edit: sounds like this policy varies by team and I naively assumed it was league-wide

3 points for regulation win

2 points for overtime/so win

1 point for overtime shootout loss

0 points for regulation loss

How the hell are you going to let Rapid City sweep you, RAPID CITY!?!? Worst part was RC never really looked good that series, they just got some goaltending land you shot yourself in the foot. Pain........