WILKES-BARRE - The Lehigh Valley Phantoms opened their preseason schedule in Wilkes-Barre Thursday night, and despite the result - a 3-2 loss to the Penguins - head coach Scott Gordon said there were plenty of positives to be taken from the contest. "It was good. A lot of positives.
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ALLENTOWN - Dennis Begley has been busier than usual getting ready for another season of Lehigh Valley Phantoms hockey. The team's Vice President of Partnerships and Premium Seating has been manning the second net during AHL training camp practices both on Sunday and Tuesday at PPL Center. Injuries
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ALLENTOWN - A year ago at this time, Carsen Twarynski saw himself cut from the Flyers at training camp and assigned for some extra work with the Lehigh Valley Phantoms in AHL training camp as a junior hockey player entering the year with just one overage season of eligibility left
Knight signs two-year contract to return to Flyers organization Corban Knight couldn’t obtain an NHL contract last summer and settled on an AHL deal with Lehigh Valley last September, but this time around Knight is back on the NHL radar – signing a two-year, two-way contract with the Philadelphia Flyers
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BELLEVILLE - Senators’ rookies will equate themselves with one more practice at the Bell Sensplex on Thursday morning (Sept. 6), before making the nearly two-hour jaunt east, preparing for the 2018 edition of the annual event is set for Sept. 7 to 9 in Laval. Please see the schedule below
BELLEVILLE - Belleville Senators’ Head Coach Troy Mann joined David Foot and The Lorne Brooker Radio Show on CJBQ and addressed how he’s settling into a new environment in Belleville. The newly-appointed bench boss also discussed his goals for his team in the upcoming 2018-19 campaign. Mann noted the
BINGHAMTON - When the Binghamton Devils return to the Floyd L. Maines Veterans Memorial Arena ice on October 5th, there’s going to be a very different look from the team who finished 49 points behind the Toronto Marlies in the North Division, and 25 points out of a playoff
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