After completing a 6-game road trip, the Manitoba Moose are ready to come home for 6-game homestand around the holiday break. With the Moose having completed the first third of their season, this week we take a look around the Central Division and evaluate the opening two months of the season for each team.
The Manitoba Moose finished a 4 game Central Division homestand with a rematch of last year’s playoffs this past weekend against the Grand Rapids Griffins. With both teams starting to heat up after slow starts and the Central Division tightening up, points against a division rival are always critical, and these 4 would be no…
The Manitoba Moose finished their first homestand of the season last weekend by taking on the San Antonio Rampage, the new affiliate of the St Louis Blues. With both teams struggling early in the season, this was an opportunity for the Moose to gain some confidence before heading out on the road for 3 games…
The Manitoba Moose opened up the home portion of the 2018-19 season last weekend with a pair of games against the Belleville Senators, the top affiliate of the Ottawa Senators. After losing their first two games of the season by a combined score of 12-2 in Iowa, the Moose were hoping that returning home would…
After the Jets traded Steve Mason this morning to the Montreal Canadiens to save cap space for the potential signing of Paul Stastny, the Jets now need to find a backup goalie to man the crease for the 20-25 games that Connor Hellebuyck will not play next season. With no other goalies currently signed in…
The two teams that finished at the bottom of the Central Division standings in 2016-17 will meet for a spot in the AHL’s final four, as the Manitoba Moose take on the Rockford IceHogs in the Central Division final. The third seed Moose are coming off a hard fought 3-2 series win over the defending…
A rivalry that has existed for 22 years going back to the IHL days will be reignited in 2018, as the Manitoba Moose take on the Grand Rapids Griffins in round one of the Calder Cup playoffs.
Thanks to Grand Rapids’ 6-4 victory over Cleveland Saturday night, the Manitoba Moose are now locked into the number three position in the Central Division, and will not have home ice advantage in the first round against Grand Rapids.
The Moose continued an 8 game homestand with a pair of games against the AHL leading Toronto Marlies at Bell MTS Place. Starting the weekend out of first place for the first time since November 16, the Moose were looking to snap out of a 3-game home losing streak.
The Moose began their final homestand of the season with 4 games against teams firmly in playoff battles in the Western Conference. With the Chicago Wolves closing fast in the Central Division standings, these games would be crucial to try and clinch a division title for the first time in Moose 2.0 history. The homestand…
The Moose headed south to the Lone Star State for 4 games this past week. After playing 17 straight games inside the Central Division, the Moose were looking to open some space ahead of the 2nd place Chicago Wolves.
The Moose completed a stretch of 17 straight games in the Central Division this week. With games against Iowa, Milwaukee, and Chicago, all teams that are chasing the Moose in the standings, the Moose had a great opportunity to gain some more separation in the Central Division standings.
