UTICA - There were two unbeaten streaks on the line Wednesday night in Utica as the Lehigh Valley Phantoms kicked off a three-game road trip with a seesaw battle against the Comets. In a back-and-forth game, the Phantoms would twice go ahead by a goal in the first half of
I'm really proud of what I'm doing this year. I think when I got called up, I deserved it. I played really well up there. When I came down, I had two bad games but after that I was doing really well. The goals were just
While the focus in Philadelphia right now is what decision GM Ron Hextall makes with regards to the team's goaltending situation and what direction he goes - does he call up Dustin Tokarski, trade for a goalie - is it possible that a goaltender that is currently in
ALLENTOWN - For the second straight night, the Lehigh Valley Phantoms (33-14-7) were in control heading to the third period. Unlike Saturday night against Hartford, Sunday against Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (30-15-5) had a different result as the Phantoms clamped down defensively and finished off a 4-1 win to conclude a three-game
ALLENTOWN - The Lehigh Valley Phantoms (32-14-7) have been playing some pretty good hockey of late, entering Saturday's contest against the Hartford WolfPack winners of five straight games and up to first place in the Atlantic Division Standings. Through 40 minutes of play, they looked well on their
ALLENTOWN - Those attending the Lehigh Valley Phantoms home game Saturday at the PPL Center might want to arrive early. Philadelphia Flyers' long-time public-address announcer Lou Nolan, and Philadelphia Inquirer's Sam Carchidi will be on the concourse signing copies of their newly published book "If These
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ALLENTOWN - To say that the Lehigh Valley Phantoms (30-14-6) took advantage of a three-game homestand this week would be an understatement following a 5-3 win over the Rochester Americans Saturday night. In fact, they never trailed in any of their three games this week and are now 7-1-1 in
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ALLENTOWN - With a 4-1 lead and three minutes left in regulation, the Lehigh Valley Phantoms looked well on their way against Charlotte on Wednesday night. Instead, a pair of late goals had the Phantoms' staring at a one-goal lead in final 31 seconds before barely escaping a final
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