ECHL Today - Oct. 26

Maine Mariners (2-3-0) at Adirondack Thunder (4-2-0)                           7 p.m. ET

• Maine’s Connor LaCouvee is sixth with a .929 save percentage.
• Adirondack’s James Henry has at least one point in all six games (1g-9a).
• Mariners have scored nine of their 16 goals in the third period.
• Thunder have outshot their opponent in each of their six games.

Worcester Railers (2-2-0) at Manchester Monarchs (2-2-1)                      7 p.m. ET

• Worcester’s Nick Bligh has three points (1g-2a) in his last two games.
• Manchester’s Rob Hamilton is third among defensemen with 18 shots on goal.
• Railers have scored first in three of their four games.
• Monarchs are third with 40.00 shots per game.

South Carolina Stingrays (3-3-0) at Norfolk Admirals (3-1-0)                  7 p.m. ET

• South Carolina’s Grant Besse leads the league with 33 shots on goal.
• Norfolk’s Jalen Smereck is tied for fourth among defensemen with four assists.
• Stingrays are tied for seventh with 3.67 goals per game.
• Admirals are 3-0-0 when leading after one period.

Florida Everblades (2-2-0) at Orlando Solar Bears (2-3-0)                       7 p.m. ET

• Florida’s Steven Lorentz is tied for third in plus-minus at +6.
• Orlando’s Martin Ouellette is fifth with 129 saves.
• Everblades are fourth on the power play on the road at 28.6 percent (2-for-7).
• Solar Bears are tied for the league lead with three shorthanded goals.

Greenville Swamp Rabbits (1-2-1) at Jacksonville Icemen (3-0-0)            7 p.m. ET

• Greenville’s Johno May is tied for first among rookies with two power-play goals.
• Jacksonville’s Mikhail Berdin is fifth with a 1.98 goals-against average.
• Swamp Rabbits are 1-0-1 when leading after two periods.
• Icemen lead the league with 4.33 goals per game.

Kalamazoo Wings (2-1-0) at Cincinnati Cyclones (2-1-1)                          7:35 p.m. ET

• Justin Taylor leads Kalamazoo with three goals.
• Cincinnati’s Arvin Atwal is tied for fourth among defensemen with five points (2g-3a).
• K-Wings are second with 26.00 shots-against per game.
• Cyclones have outscored their opponents 6-0 in the third period.

Toledo Walleye (2-1-1) at Fort Wayne Komets (1-3-0)                              8 p.m. ET

• Toledo’s Dylan Sadowy is tied for fifth with four goals.
• Justin Hodgman leads Fort Wayne with six points (1g-5a).
• Walleye have gone to overtime in three of their four games.
• Komets are 21-for-21 on the penalty kill.

Kansas City Mavericks (2-0-1) at Tulsa Oilers (2-0-1)                               7:05 p.m. CT

• Kansas City’s Nick Schneider is fourth among rookie goaltenders with a 2.30 goals-against average.
• Tulsa’s Scott Moldenhauer leads rookies in plus-minus at +6.
• Mavericks have scored six of their 11 goals in the second period.
• Oilers are fifth with 4.00 goals per game.

Allen Americans (1-3-1) at Rapid City Rush (1-3-0)                                  7:05 p.m. MT

• Allen’s Braylon Shmyr is tied for the league lead with five goals.
• Pierre-Luc Mercier leads Rapid City with five points (2g-3a).
• Americans have outscored their opponents 6-3 in the third period.
• Rush are 9-for-9 on the penalty kill at home.

Idaho Steelheads (2-2-1) at Utah Grizzlies (3-0-1)                                      7:05 p.m. MT

• Idaho’s Brady Norrish is fourth among defensemen wtih 17 shots on goal.
• Utah’s Caleb Herbert (5g) and Joshua Winquist (4g) are on four-game goal streaks.
• Steelheads are tied for the league lead with three shorthanded goals.
• Grizzlies have outscored their opponents 8-2 in the first period.

MOST PENALTY MINUTES, CAREER

2,425 – Cam Brown (Columbus, 1991-93; Erie, 1992-93 and 1994-96; Baton Rouge, 1996-02 and Gwinnett, 2003-06)

2,415 – Garet Hunt (Stockton, 2008-15, Alaska, 2015-17 and Jacksonville, 2017-Present)

2,253 – Brian Goudie (Hampton Roads, 1992-95, Richmond, 1995-97 and 2000-03; Pee Dee, 1997-00; and Florida,     2002-03)

2,246 – Jason Clarke (Charlotte, 1993-94; Erie, 1993-94; Roanoke, 1994-96; Tallahassee, 1998-99; Pensacola, 1998-99 and Mobile, 1999-01)

2,183 – Trevor Senn (Winston-Salem, 1991-92; Wheeling, 1992-93; Greensboro, 1993-95; South Carolina, 1994-95 and Richmond, 1994-97 and 1998-00)