Two streaks come to an end, several games needed overtime, and we have our first contestant for the Calder Cup playoffs. That, and more, in this week’s North Division Notebook! First, let’s look at how all 7 teams fared on the ice this week: Wednesday, March 7th Providence
ALLENTOWN - In a back-and-forth Sunday tilt between two teams playing their third game in three days, it was the Lehigh Valley Phantoms (40-16-7) dealing the final blow in a 5-3 decision over the Binghamton Devils (20-31-10) behind a game-winning goal with 58.9 seconds left in the third period
BRIDGEPORT - In the back half of a home and home series, the road team won for the second straight when the Lehigh Valley Phantoms made their final visit to the Webster Bank Arena in downtown Bridgeport, Connecticut Saturday night. A pair of Greg Carey goals in the second period
ALLENTOWN - Two teams entered the PPL Center riding four-game win streaks when the Lehigh Valley Phantoms hosted the Bridgeport Sound Tigers, but it was the visitors leaving the rink with two points in what is now the Phantoms' first regulation loss on home ice since Janaury 12th after
This week in the North Division: Syracuse is streaking once again, the Devils finally escape the basement, and the Comets go cold. Tuesday, February 27th Binghamton 4, Belleville 1 With a little help from a rehabbing Cory Schneider, the Devils jumped out of the North basement with a win over
*Editor's Note: In the Atlantic Division this week, teams are starting to separate themselves from playoff contenders to pretenders. Lehigh Valley Phantoms Record Last Week: 3-0-0 The Lehigh Valley Phantoms stormed back from a 5-1 first period deficit to stun the Hershey Bears with a 7-6 victory in
The American Hockey League's (AHL) own version of trade deadline day falls exactly one week after the NHL executes their final trades, and this year is no different. Players on AHL contracts can be moved before 3 p.m. ET, and as you can see below there are
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ALLENTOWN - The Lehigh Valley Phantoms (37-15-7) are on a roll heading down the stretch, disposing of Binghamton 4-0 on Saturday night with a chance for a clean sweep of the three-game weekend Sunday in Hershey. Now 10-1-1 in their last 12 games, the Phantoms have overtaken the Toronto Marlies
ALLENTOWN - The Lehigh Valley Phantoms have had the Hershey Bears' number this season, especially on home at the PPL Center as the Phantoms had won all five home matchups with the Bears while also boasting an 8-2 overall record against Hershey this season entering Friday night's
*I want to be a part of the run. I came here - I want to play games. I want to get in there. I want to play in a home playoff game here with this team. I know it might be a little far-fetched, but at the same time
Utica’s streak ends, Syracuse and Binghamton had strong weeks, and the first look at Calder Cup playoff clinching scenarios await in this week’s North Division Notebook. First, let’s look at how everyone fared this week on the ice. Monday, February 19th Utica 5, Belleville 4 The Comets