A two-goal performance from forward Isak Rosén and a 24-save effort from goaltender Devon Levi propelled the Rochester Americans (1-0-0-0) to a 4-3 season-opening win over the Toronto Marlies (0-1-0-0) to usher in their 70^th anniversary season Friday night at The Blue Cross Arena.

With the victory, the Amerks improved to 42-22-6 all-time in home-openers over the previous 69 years and have outscored their opponents 283-221 over that span. Additionally, the Amerks have scored four or more goals in 10 of their last 12 home-opening victories dating back to an 8-5 win over Toronto to open the 2005-06 season.

Rosén (2+0) and his fellow countrymen Noah Östlund (0+2) both tallied a pair of power-play points while newcomer Zac Jones (0+2) also collected a pair in his Amerks debut. Rookie Tyler Kopff scored his first professional goal before Brendan Warren added the eventual game-winning tally.

Radim Mrkta, the Buffalo Sabres’ first-round selection in the 2025 NHL Draft, recorded his first point in his professional debut to close out the scoring while Trevor Kuntar and Jake Leschyshyn both sported the Amerks crest for the first time.

Levi (1-0-0) stopped 24 of the 27 shots he faced to earn the victory.

The Rochester Americans (1-1-0-0) generated 33 shots, including 17 in the first period alone, but were only able to solve the Toronto Marlies once in a 4-1 loss in Saturday’s rematch between the North Division rivals at Coca-Cola Coliseum.

The two teams split the weekend series with each winning at home and each scoring four goals in their respective wins.

Jake Leschyshyn scored his first goal of the campaign from Isak Rosén and Noah Östlund midway through the third period while rookie goaltender Topias Leinonen (0-1-0) made his Amerks debut. The Finnish netminder stopped 17 of the 20 shots he faced but was dealt the defeat.

Travis Boyd (2+0), a 2018 Stanley Cup champion, made an immediate impact in his Marlies debut by scoring twice while team captain Logan Shaw also had two points (1+1) in the victory. Ryan Tverberg (1+0), Jacob Quillan (0+1), Benoit-Oliver Groulx (0+1), Matthew Barbolini (0+1) and William Villeneuve (0+1) all added a point to close out the scoring.

Netminder Dennis Hildeby (1-0-0) made 32 saves in a winning effort for Toronto.

On the strength of seven different goal-scorers, the Rochester Americans (2-1-0-0) erased a 2-0 deficit in the opening period before erupting for seven straight unanswered goals on their way to a 7-4 victory over the Utica Comets (0-2-1-0) Friday night at Adirondack Bank Center.

With the win, Rochester improved to 26-7-1-1 in the last 35 matchups against the Comets, which includes a 15-2-0-1 record when playing on the road at Adirondack Bank Center since the 2022-23 campaign. The Amerks have scored five or more goals in 10 games during that span, which includes five in the last 12 meetings alone.

Isak Rosén produced a game-high three points (1+2) to lead the Amerks to their second win of the slate while second-year skaters Vsevolod Komarov and Noah Östlund both contributed a goal and an assist apiece. Defensemen Jack Rathbone, Ryan Johnson, who was assigned by the Buffalo Sabres on Thursday, and Zac Jones all tacked on a pair of helpers. Viktor Neuchev, Konsta Helenius, Brendan Warren, and Riley Fiddler-Schultz each scored one goal while Tyler Kopff closed out the scoring by adding a helper.

Rosén, who’s recorded all but one of his six points so far this season on the power-play, is now tied for the AHL scoring lead with Providence’s Alex Steeves.

Netminder Devon Levi (2-0-0) earned his second win of the season.

A night after erupting for seven unanswered goals, the Rochester Americans (2-2-0-0) struggled to generate any offensive firepower as they were unable to solve goaltender Brandon Halverson in a 3-0 loss to the Syracuse Crunch (3-0-0-0) Saturday at Upstate Medical University Arena.

The shutout defeat was the Amerks’ first against the Crunch since Feb. 15, 2019, a span of 75 regular season contests between the intrastate rivals. Furthermore, it was the first road regular season shutout loss against Syracuse since Jan. 13, 2018.

Forwards Noah Östlund (5) and Konsta Helenius (4) combined for nine shots on goal while Isak Rosén, who, along with Östlund, recorded at least one point in the first three games of the seasom, registered three.

Goaltender Alexandar Georgiev (0-1-0) made his Amerks debut after joining the club on a reassignment from the Buffalo Sabres last week. The veteran netminder, who made his first AHL start since Jan. 26, 2019 as a member of the Hartford Wolf Pack, became the first Bulgarian-born goaltender to appear in a game with the franchise.

Matteo Pietroniro logged his first-career two-goal outing to lead Syracuse to a 3-0-0-0 start while Jakob Pelletier, Nick Abruzzese, Dominic James, Tristan Allard, Dylan Duke, and Maxim Groshev all added an assist. Wojciech Stachowiak capped off the scoring by adding his first tally of the campaign.

Halverson (2-0-0) made 31 saves in the win.

A pair of power-play goals and a shorthanded tally helped the Rochester Americans (3-2-0-0) defeat the Syracuse Crunch (4-1-0-0) by a 4-2 score Wednesday night at The Blue Cross Arena.

With the win, Rochester, which earned a split of the home-and-home series with the Crunch, has won its first two home games of the season and three of the last four dating back to the end of the 2024-25 campaign.

Viktor Neuchev recorded his second tally of the season for the Amerks while Josh Dunne, who made his season debut with Rochester after starting the season with the Buffalo Sabres, and Trevor Kuntar each scored their first. Jagger Joshua capped off the goal scoring as he recorded his first-career shorthanded goal in the second stanza.

Jack Rathbone, Jake Leschyshyn, Isak Rosén, Oliver Nadeau, Zac Jones, and Vsevolod Komarov all produced one assist each for the Amerks.

Goaltender Ukko-Pekka Luukkonen (1-0-0) made his first appearance with Rochester since Nov. 9, 2022, after being loaned to Rochester for a conditioning stint from the Sabres. Luukkonen stopped 21 of the 23 shots he faced to earn the win.

A career-high four-point night from Konsta Helenius (2+2) and a 19-save shutout from Devon Levi (3-0-0) powered the Rochester Americans (4-2-0-0) to a 4-0 win over the Laval Rocket (3-3-0-0) Friday at The Blue Cross Arena.

With the win, Rochester’s second straight, the Amerks have won their first three home games of the season and three of the last four dating back to the end of the 2024-25 campaign. The Amerks’ three-game home win streak marks the longest since the club won five straight to open the 2022-23 season.

Joining Helenius with multi-point outings were Isak Rosén (1+1) and Zac Jones (0+3), with Jones’s three-assist outing being a career-best. Jagger Joshua, who scored on Wednesday, found the back of the net for the second straight game while Noah Laaouan and Viktor Neuchev both posted an assist.

Levi made his third appearance of the season, stopping 19 shots while earning the shutout win, the eighth of his AHL career and first against Laval.

Laval netminder Kaapo Kähkönen (2-1-0) took his first defeat of the season after posting a pair of wins over Manitoba and Abbotsford, respectively.

A night after recording a career-high four-point night, Konsta Helenius played the role of hero yet again, this time delivering the game-winning goal in the opening minute of overtime to lift the Rochester Americans (5-2-0-0) to a 4-3 win over the Cleveland Monsters (2-1-1-1) Saturday at Rocket Arena.

By picking up their third win this week and fourth in the last five games, the Amerks move into a two two-way tie with Syracuse for the top spot in the American Hockey League’s North Division standings.

Rochester also improved to 7-0-1-0 in its last eight games in Cleveland dating back to the 2023-24 season. Rochester’s 24 goals through the first seven games are most in the AHL’s North Division while the Amerks are the only team in the league with double digits in power-play tallies (11) this season.

Helenius notched his fifth point of the weekend (3+2) while scoring his fourth goal of the campaign in the victory. Anton Wahlberg and Jake Leschyshyn netted their first and second markers of campaign, respectively, while Nikita Novikov also tacked on his first of the season in the third period.

Jack Rathbone, Jagger Joshua, Red Savage, who made his AHL debut, Brendan Warren and Viktor Neuchev all produced one assist each.

The Rochester Americans (6-2-0-0) built a two-goal lead in the opening period before adding two more in the second on their way to a 4-1 victory over the Belleville Senators (3-4-1-0) at CAA Arena on Wednesday.

By picking up their fourth win this week and fifth in the last six games, the Amerks hold a piece the top spot in the American Hockey League’s North Division standings with 12 points, remaining in a first-place tie with Syracuse. Rochester has also won seven of its last 10 games against Belleville dating back to the 2023-24 season.

Isak Rosén (1+1) tallied his team-leading fourth multi-point outing of the season while upping his point total to an AHL-best 12 points through his first eight games. Red Savage, who made his AHL debut and notched his first assist against Cleveland on Saturday, scored his first goal as an Amerk during the first period. Anton Wahlberg scored in his second straight game in the opening frame before Jake Leschyshyn capped off the scoring.

Defenseman Zac Jones extended his point streak to four games as he collected his league-leading 10^th assist. Graham Slaggert, Zach Metsa, Brendan Warren, and Nikita Novikov all tallied an assist in the victory.

Goaltender Devon Levi (4-0-0) logged his fourth straight victory to begin the slate, stopping all but one of the 24 shots he faced.

In a goaltending duel between Devon Levi and Kaapo Kähkönen, the Rochester Americans (7-2-0-0) outlasted the Laval Rocket (5-4-1-0) for a 2-1 victory Friday night at Place Bell.

By picking up their fifth straight win and six in the last seven games, the Amerks maintain a share of the top spot in the American Hockey League’s North Division standings with 14 points, remaining in a first-place tie with Syracuse. Rochester, which has won the first two games of the season-series with the Rocket this season, will look to complete the weekend sweep against Laval on Saturday afternoon in a rematch at Place Bell.

Defenseman Ryan Johnson scored his first goal of the campaign while also adding a third period assist on Trevor Kuntar’s eventual game-winner in the closing minutes of regulation. With the win, the Amerks improved to 15-9-2-0 all-time in Laval.

Forwards Noah Östlund and Konsta Helenius both capped the scoring with an assist on Johnson’s marker midway through the third period. Östlund, who was loaned back to Rochester by the Buffalo Sabres on Thursday, finished with a game-high seven shots.

Levi (5-0-0) picked up his fifth straight victory to begin the campaign, stopping a season-high 33 shots. The third-year pro is tied for league-lead in wins while his 1.80 goals-against-average and .933 save percentage are eighth and 11^th-best amongst all AHL netminders.

The Rochester Americans’ (7-3-0-0) quest for a sixth straight victory came to a halt as they dropped a 5-2 decision to the Laval Rocket (6-4-0-0) in Saturday’s rematch between the North Division rivals Saturday afternoon at Place Bell.

Despite the defeat, the Amerks have won six of the last eight games, which includes a pair of victories over the Rocket. The two teams split the weekend series north of the border following Friday’s 2-1 outcome for Rochester.

Forwards Noah Östlund and Viktor Neuchev scored their second and third goals of the season, respectively, for the Amerks, who allowed five goals for the first time in 17 games. Zac Jones added to his league-leading assist total (12) as helped set-up both Rochester goals while Vsevolod Komarov and Jake Leschyshyn recorded one apiece.

Goaltender Alexandar Georgiev (0-2-0) made his second appearance of the season with Rochester, stopping 29 of 33 shots he faced.

Laval’s Laurent Dauphin (4+0) became the first Rochester opponent to record four goals against the Amerks since Utica’s A.J. Greer did so back on Feb. 18, 2022. The four-goal outing was a career-high for Dauphin, who now has two career hat tricks against Rochester and four overall. Joshua Roy (0+2) notched a pair of assists while netminder Jacob Fowler improved to 4-2-0 as he made a season-best 36 saves.

Jake Leschyshyn (2+0), Viktor Neuchev (0+2), and Zach Metsa (1+1) all turned in multi-point efforts, but the Rochester Americans (7-4-0-0) dropped a 5-3 decision to the Syracuse Crunch (8-2-0-0) We3dnesday at The Blue Cross Arena.

Despite the loss, the Amerks have won three of their first four home contests and six of the last nine games overall. Dating back to the first game of the season series last season, Rochester’s man-advantage has potted 11 goals on 60 chances over the last 15 contests.

Along with Leschyshyn, Neuchev and Metsa all finding the scoresheet, Zac Jones and Konsta Helenius both notched an assist. Leschyshyn’s two-goal outing was his first since March 9, 2025, while Neuchev tallied a pair of helpers for the first time in just over a year. Dating back to the 2024-25 campaign, Metsa has logged six points (2+4) over his last 10 contests.

Goaltender Devon Levi (5-1-0) suffered his first loss of the campaign, making 24 saves to go with an assist, his fourth of his AHL career.

Wojciech Stachowiak (2+1) and Max Groshev (0+3) each finished with three points while Dylan Duke (2+0) and Scott Sabourin (1+1) also notched multi-point outings. Netminder Ryan Fanti (4-0-0) improved to 4-0-0 as he stopped 33 of 36 shots he faced.

On the strength of five different goal-scorers and 11 skaters recording at least one point, the Rochester Americans (8-4-0-0) defeated the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins (8-3-1-0) by way of a 6-4 score Friday at The Blue Cross Arena.

With the win, the Amerks, who have won four of their first five home contests, have been victorious in seven of the last 10 games. Dating back to the start of the 2017-18 season, Rochester boasts a near-perfect 11-2-0-1 record versus Wilkes-Barre/Scranton in the last 13 meetings, including eight straight wins on home ice, while scoring five or more goals in seven games during that stretch.

Trevor Kuntar (2+0), Zach Metsa (1+1), Graham Slaggert (0+2), Konsta Helenius (0+2), and Anton Wahlberg (0+2) all posted multi-point efforts to help the Amerks get back in the win column. Jake Leschyshyn, Viktor Neuchev, and Matteo Costantini, who made his AHL debut, all scored, with Leschyshyn finding the back of the net for the third consecutive game.

Former Penguin Jagger Joshua, Noah Laaouan, and Brendan Warren all provided an assist in the win.

Goaltender Devon Levi (6-1) responded after being dealt his first defeat of the campaign on Wednesday with his sixth win, which is tied for most in the AHL. The netminder made 22 saves in his seventh appearance of the campaign.

In a defensive showdown where the two oldest AHL clubs met for the 469^th time, the Rochester Americans (8-5-0-0) came out on the short end of a 2-1 loss to the Hershey Bears (6-4-1-0) on Sunday at Giant Center.

Despite the narrow defeat, the Amerks, who have been victorious in seven of their last 11 games, remain in a three-way tie for the top spot in the AHL’s North Division standings with Laval and Syracuse.

Seven of Rochester’s last eight contests versus Hershey have been decided by one goal going back to Dec. 19, 2021, which also served as the club’s last regulation win against the Bears.

Trevor Kuntar scored for the third time in his last two games while Jagger Joshua and Zach Metsa each logged an assist on the first-period tally. Kuntar is halfway to matching a career-high in goals (10) through just 13 games with Rochester whereas Joshua equaled his point total with the Amerks from last season. Metsa has five points (2+3) over his last three contests since Nov. 5.

Goaltender Topias Leinonen (1-2-0) made his third appearance of the campaign, stopping 19 of the 21 shots he faced but was dealt the defeat.

Sam Bitten notched his second of the slate for Hershey in the opening frame before rookie Alex Suzdalez capped the victory with his first in the AHL in the third. Netminder Clay Stevenson (3-3-0) evened his record on the season.

Facing a 4-0 deficit early in the final frame, the Rochester Americans (8-6-0-0) battled back on the strength of a furious third-period comeback that ultimately came up just short in a 6-4 loss to the Belleville Senators (6-6-1-0) Wednesday at The Blue Cross Arena.

Despite the defeat, Rochester has won seven of the last 11 games versus Belleville dating back to the 2023-24 campaign. The Amerks have won four of their first six home contests this season while leading the division in goals on home ice.

Trevor Kuntar and Ryan Johnson both tallied a pair of assists while Anton Wahlberg, Riley Fiddler-Schultz, and Jake Leschyshyn all contributed third-period goals. Carson Meyer, who made his season debut after starting the campaign on the injured reserved, sparked the third-period rally by opening the scoring for the Amerks with his first goal since Feb. 15, 2025 with the San Diego Gulls.

Zach Metsa, Matteo Costantini, Nikita Novikov, and Viktor Neuchev all had one assist each.

Goaltender Devi Levi (6-2-0) made his seventh appearance of the campaign, making 18 saves but was dealt the defeat. Topias Leinonen (1-2-0) replaced Levi in the third period but did not face a shot on goal in nine minutes of relief.

Philippe Daoust tallied a career-best four points for Belleville while Stephen Halliday (0+3) and Arthur Kaliyev (2+0) also notched multi-point outings.

Trevor Kuntar (2+1) and Riley Fiddler-Schultz (1+2) both notched a career-high three-point night to help the Rochester Americans (9-6-0-0) erase a pair of multi-goal deficits before earning a 4-3 overtime win over the Hartford Wolf Pack (3-6-4-0) Friday night at PeoplesBank Arena.

Rochester has now won 12 of the last 16 contests against Hartford while also recording at least one point in 17 of the last 18 games dating back to the 2017-18 campaign. The Amerks also improved to a near-perfect 7-1-1-0 on the road ice versus the Wolf Pack since the start of the 2018-19 slate.

Kuntar’s three-point effort gives him three multi-point games over his last four contests, which includes five goals and three assists, whereas Fiddler-Schultz has four points (1+3) in his last two games. Olivier Nadeau scored his first AHL goal since Nov. 4, 2023, while Jack Rathbone, Zach Metsa, Ryan Johnson, and Konsta Helenius all produced one assist each to conclude the scoring.

Rookie goaltender Topias Leinonen (2-2-0) evened his record on the season as he made his fifth appearance. The Finnish native made 19 saves, including an incredible game-saving stop in the opening minute of overtime.

Blake Hillman, Anton Blidh, and Jaroslav Chmelar all scored in the first period for Hartford. Goaltender Talyn Boyko (0-2-2) stopped 24 of the 28 shots he faced but remains winless on the season.

The Rochester Americans (10-6-0-0) built a pair of multi-goal leads before Konsta Helenius broke a 3-3 tie midway through the period and held on for an eventual 5-3 win over the Bridgeport Islanders (5-8-1-1) Saturday at Total Mortgage Arena.

With the win, Rochester’s 10^th of the season, the club claimed sole possession of first place in the North Division with 18 points. The Amerks show a 6-1-1-1 record on the road since the start of the 2017-18 campaign versus Bridgeport while also earning points in 16 of the last 17 meetings overall over that span.

Entering the game riding a five-game point streak, Zach Metsa notched three assists while Jagger Joshua (2+0) and Anton Wahlberg (1+2) each logged multi-point efforts to help the Amerks to their second straight win of the weekend. Jack Rathbone opened the scoring with his first goal of the season in the opening period before Helenius provided the eventual game-winner in the final frame.

Ryan Johnson and Carson Meyer both collected an assist on Rathbone’s tally to close out the scoring.

Goaltender Devon Levi made his ninth appearance of the season, stopping 23 of the 26 shots he faced to improve to 7-2-0 on the slate. Levi’s seven victories are tied for most amongst all AHL netminders this season.

The Rochester Americans (10-7-0-0) scored a pair of power-play goals in the third period but ultimately couldn’t overcome a 2-0 deficit in what became a 4-2 loss to the Lehigh Valley Phantoms (10-4-1-1) Wednesday at PPL Center.

Despite the loss, Rochester finished its three-game trek through the Atlantic Division with a 2-1-0-0 record while scoring five of its 11 goals on the man-advantage. The Amerks will return to the Flower City on Friday sitting in a three-way tie for first place in the North Division with Laval and Syracuse.

Viktor Neuchev (1+1) notched a goal and an assist in the final period for a multi-point game while Carson Meyer (1+0) pushed his point streak to three games after missing the first 14 games of the season. Konsta Helenius, Zac Jones, and Jake Leschyshyn all added an assist in the defeat to close out the scoring for the Amerks.

Goaltender Devon Levi (7-3-0) made his 10^th appearance of the season, stopping 18 of the 21 shots he faced. Levi remains tied for the league-lead with seven victories this season.

Christian Kyrou and Jacob Gaucher both recorded a goal and an assist for a two-point outing while Denver Barkey and Zayde Wisdom capped of the win for Lehigh Valley. Goaltender Aleksei Kolosov (6-2-1) made 23 saves in his ninth contest of the campaign.

Despite storming out to a 3-0 lead, the Rochester Americans (10-8-0-0) were unable to hold off a third-period surge by the Bridgeport Islanders (6-8-1-1), who scored the final three goals of the contest, including the go-ahead tally in the final minute of regulation to escape with a 5-4 win Friday at The Blue Cross Arena.

Despite the loss, the Amerks have earned points in 16 of their last 18 meetings against Bridgeport dating back to the 2017-18 campaign. Rochester suffered its first regulation home loss to the Islanders since March 15, 2018, after entering with an 8-0-3-0 mark in the previous 11 contests at The Blue Cross Arena.

Jagger Joshua and Nikita Novikov both collected a multi-point effort with two assists each while Carson Meyer, Graham Slaggert, Olivier Nadeau, and Graham Slaggert provided the scoring for the Amerks. Zac Jones, Vsevolod Komarov, and Konsta Helenius all tallied an assist.

Goaltender Topias Leinonen (2-3-0-) made his first home start and sixth appearance of the season, stopping 23 of the 28 shots he faced.

Joey Larson, Matthew Maggio and Chris Terry, who appeared in his 899^th AHL game, all chipped in a goal and assist, respectively. Terry, who surpassed Amerks’ legend Dick Gamble for 16^th on the AHL’s all-time games played list, broke a 4-4 deadlock in the final minute of play.

The Rochester Americans (11-8-0-0) twice carried multi-goal leads, but it was the last that proved to be the difference as the Amerks survived a late-game push from the Utica Comets (2-10-2-1) and held on for a 4-3 victory Saturday at Adirondack Bank Center.

The win gets the Amerks, who entered the matchup having dropped six of their previous nine to start the month of November, back in the win column and back to within two points of the first place in the American Hockey League’s North Division standings.

Rochester has dominated the Comets over the last four seasons, with tonight’s win improving them to 27-7-1-1 against its intrastate rival, which includes a near-perfect 16-2-0-1 record on the road since the start of the 2022-23 season. Rochester has outscored Utica 129-100 over that same span, and after the second period alone, the Amerks have dismantled the Comets by a 59-40 margin.

Forward Brendan Warren (1+1) notched a pair of points for the Amerks in the opening period while Olivier Nadeau, Trevor Kuntar, and Mason Geertsen, who made his season debut with Rochester, all scored. Nadeau’s tally was his second in as many nights and third in his last five games, while Kuntar’s marked his team-leading eighth of the campaign, which ultimately served as the game-winner.

Konsta Helenius extended his point streak to a career-best five games as he assisted on Warren's first-period goal.

Despite a season-high 37 saves from goaltender Devon Levi, the Rochester Americans (11-9-0-0) fell short in a 3-1 decision to the Cleveland Monsters (6-4-3-1) on Wednesday at The Blue Cross Arena.

The regulation loss marked Rochester’s first to Cleveland since Nov. 27, 2024, after coming into the matchup having won eight of the last nine meetings with the Monsters dating back to last season.

Forward Jake Leschyshyn tallied his eighth goal of the campaign – and team-leading fifth on the power-play – while Zac Jones and Isak Rosén both notched an assist. Jones tops all AHL blueliners this season with 17 helpers while Rosén has seven points (2+5) over his last five games in the AHL.

Levi (8-4-0) finished with 37 saves, his most in a regular season contest since March 15, 2024 (41). The Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Quebec, native is tied for the league-lead with eight wins.

Corson Ceulemans factored in on Cleveland’s first two goals (1+1), including scoring the game-winner, while Luca Del Bel Belluz (0+2) also assisted on a pair of goals to complete the scoring for the Monsters, who have won back-to-back games for the second time this season. Goaltender Ivan Fedotov (4-4-2) made 25 saves in his 10^th appearance.

Trailing 3-2 in the closing minutes of the third period, the Rochester Americans (12-9-0-0) scored twice in the final 3:55 of regulation, including the game-winning goal with 14 seconds remaining to come away with a thrilling 4-3 win over the intrastate rival Syracuse Crunch (12-7-0-0) Friday night at The Blue Cross Arena.

With the win, the Amerks close out the month of November in a three-way tie atop the North Division with Syracuse and Laval after alternating wins with the Crunch through the first four games of the season series. Additionally, Rochester improved to 44-11-5-1 when scoring three or more goals since the start of the 2016-17 against the Crunch.

Defenseman Zac Jones played the role of hero, poking home the game-winner for his first goal as an Amerk – and first in the AHL since Feb. 22, 2025 – to cap his fifth multi-point (1+1) effort of the campaign. Isak Rosén, Noah Laaouan, and Carson Meyer all scored one goal each, with Laaouan’s serving as his first-career AHL tally and Meyer’s fourth of the year igniting the late third-period rally. Konsta Helenius, Ryan Johnson, and Riley Fiddler-Schultz all notched an assist while Jagger Joshua and Vsevolod Komarov registered a pair for a two-point outing.

Goaltender Devon Levi earned his ninth win of the season in his third straight contest and fifth in the last six games.