NHL.com’s Patrick Williams takes a look at some key storylines heading into the final month of the AHL regular season.

A 12-game winning streak has pushed the San Jose Barracuda past the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins into first place in the AHL.

Competition for first place in the Pacific Division has turned into a three-team race thanks to runs by the San Diego Gulls and San Jose Barracuda.

Through a seemingly never-ending crush of player movement and road trips, the St. John’s IceCaps continue their push through the AHL.

The six-month grind that is the AHL’s regular season has reached its midpoint. Up next for many teams in the coming weeks will be re-tooling for a late-season push to the Calder Cup Playoffs.

Even amid uncertainty in Detroit, the Grand Rapids Griffins continue to pile up points and position themselves as a strong Calder Cup contender.

The return of championship hockey to Cleveland leads the list of the top American Hockey League stories in 2016.

For years the Milwaukee Admirals have been a dependable source of talent for the NHL’s Nashville Predators.

While the Metropolitan Division has made headlines across the NHL, its AHL counterpart, the Atlantic Division, is making its own noise.

The Texas Stars will not leave their home state until Jan. 11, a rare blessing for a team with one of the toughest travel schedules in the AHL.