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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HERSHEY - It is very rare in professional hockey for a player to spend his entire career with one team. So when players decide to enter the league, at any level, there is an expectation that trades and moves will be made at some point. Players expect those moves to
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Monday means it's time to take a look around the AHL's Atlantic Division action from last week, and preview the week ahead. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins Record Last Week: 2-1-0 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton traveled to Springfield Wednesday night where the Penguins earned a 3-1 victory over the Thunderbirds.
The latest from the North Division Notebook! First, the latest off ice news, because it was another busy week for all 7 teams. . . Belleville Ottawa recalled forward Max McCormick on Tuesday, and in turn Belleville recalled Vincent Dunn from Brampton on Wednesday. Captain Mike Blunden joined Ottawa on Thursday, then
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 - Corban Knight had a pair of goals and an assist in just his second game back from an injury that sidelined him for 11 games as the Lehigh Valley Phantoms skated to a 5-1 victory over their in-state rivals. The Phantoms also got multi-point games from Travis Sanheim
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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Editor's Note: Some teams in the Atlantic Division are putting themselves in solid position to qualify for the post-season, while others are going to start feeling the pressure of being on the outside looking in. Soon, some teams will be forced to start playing playoff hockey months before