As the National Hockey League opens its 2026-27 season, the American Hockey League is proud to have 602 graduates across the NHL’s 32 opening-day active rosters, making up more than 83 percent of the NHL’s initial player pool to begin its campaign.
As the National Hockey League opens its 2025-26 season, the American Hockey League is proud to have 596 graduates across the NHL’s 32 opening-day active rosters, making up more than 82 percent of the NHL’s initial player pool to begin its campaign.
As the National Hockey League opens its 2024-25 season, the American Hockey League is proud to have 594 graduates across the NHL’s 32 opening-day active rosters, making up more than 83 percent of the NHL’s initial player pool to begin its campaign.
As the National Hockey League opens its 2023-24 season, the American Hockey League is proud to have 583 graduates across the NHL’s 32 opening-day active rosters, making up more than 82 percent of the NHL’s initial player pool to begin its campaign.
As the National Hockey League opens its 2022-23 season, the American Hockey League is proud to have 590 graduates across the NHL’s 32 opening-day active rosters, making up nearly 83 percent of the NHL’s initial player pool to begin its campaign.
As the National Hockey League opens its 2021-22 season tonight, the American Hockey League is proud to have 597 graduates across the NHL’s 32 opening-day active rosters, making up more than 82 percent of the NHL’s initial player pool to begin its campaign.
As the National Hockey League opens its 2019-20 season today, the American Hockey League is proud to have 622 graduates across the NHL’s 31 opening-day rosters, making up more than 82 percent of the NHL’s initial player pool to begin its campaign.
Syracuse Crunch alumni Nikita Kucherov and Andrei Vasilevskiy were landslide winners at the annual NHL Awards ceremony in Las Vegas.
As the National Hockey League opens its 2018-19 season today, the AHL is proud to have 660 graduates across the NHL’s 31 opening-day rosters.
Hart Trophy winner Taylor Hall was one of several AHL alumni honored at the NHL’s annual awards ceremony in Las Vegas on Wednesday.
