Nagle, Ness excited for Olympic opportunity

AHL fans know what Pat Nagle and Aaron Ness can do. Soon the rest of the U.S. hockey fan base will too when they represent the United States at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.

Grimaldi showcasing skills in Milwaukee

📝 by Patrick Williams Control what you can control. That message has been hammered into the heads of American Hockey League players for decades. The quicker a player absorbs those words, the better the chances of breaking through the crowd and landing a National Hockey League job. Certainly Milwaukee Admirals forward Rocco Grimaldi is living […]

Fresh faces giving Canucks a lift

Thanks to some phone calls, the Abbotsford Canucks are finding a way to pull out wins and making some new friends along the way.

More than 50,000 bears fly in Hershey

The Hershey Bears had it all Saturday night ― the win, a move into first place, and a world-record 52,341 stuffed animals flying onto the ice at Giant Center.

Penguins looking to Nylander for spark

To qualify for the Calder Cup Playoffs this spring, the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins will need newly acquired forward Alex Nylander to take on a major role in their lineup.

AHL voices taking their talents to the show

The American Hockey League’s reputation for churning out National Hockey League players is a well-established one. So with NHL clubs dealing with COVID-19 issues that have also reached into the broadcast booth, they turned to the place they always look for talent ― the AHL.