ECHL Today - March 4

Orlando Solar Bears (23-22-8) at Manchester Monarchs (35-16-5) 7 p.m. ET• Orlando’s T.J. Foster is tied for second among rookies with 19 goals.• Manchester’s Yann Sauve is tied for fourth among defensemen with five power-play goals.• Solar Bears are first on the penalty kill on the road at 89.4 percent (76-for-85).• Monarchs have a league-leading nine wins when trailing after two periods.Wheeling Nailers (26-23-5) at Reading Royals (27-21-8) 7 p.m. ET• Brett Stern leads Wheeling against the Royals with six points (1g-5a).• Reading’s Robbie Czarnik is tied for fifth with 23 goals.• Nailers are fourth with 33.02 shots per game.• Royals are third on the power play at home at 21.9 percent (23-for-105).Elmira Jackals (28-25-4) at Brampton Beast (16-26-11) 7:15 p.m. ET• Elmira’s Jacob MacDonald leads the league with four shorthanded goals.• Chris Auger leads Brampton with 18 goals.• Jackals are 16-4-4 in one-goal games.• Beast are tied for the league lead with 17 games decided in overtime or a shootout.Toledo Walleye (36-14-5) at Florida Everblades (35-18-2) 7:30 p.m. ET• Toledo’s A.J. Jenks is on a four-game goal streak since Feb. 26 (4g).• Florida’s Matt Willows is tied for first among rookies with 50 points (19g-31a).• Walleye are second on the power play at 21.2 percent (41-for-193).• Everblades are 13-5-2 in one-goal games.Adirondack Thunder (31-18-6) at Norfolk Admirals (24-29-3) 7:30 p.m. ET• Adirondack’s Patch Alber is on a five-game assist streak since Feb. 21 (7a).• Norfolk’s Alexis Loiseau is tied for second among rookies with nine power-play assists.• Thunder are fifth with 2.47 goals-against per game.• Admirals are 7-0-3 in games decided in overtime or a shootout.South Carolina Stingrays (32-18-6) at Atlanta Gladiators (29-19-7) 7:35 p.m. ET• South Carolina’s Mark Dekanich is fifth with a 2.10 goals-against average.• Thomas Frazee leads Atlanta against the Stingrays with five points (1g-4a).• Stingrays are second with 26.79 shots-against per game.• Gladiators are 23-5-6 when scoring first.Utah Grizzlies (30-22-4) at Indy Fuel (27-28-2) 7:35 p.m. ET• Utah’s Charles Sarault is tied for second with 18 power-play assists.• Indy’s Ben Marshall is third among defensemen with 141 shots on goal.• Grizzlies are 21-5-1 when scoring first.• Fuel are 19-1-1 when leading after two periods.Wichita Thunder (11-33-12) at Missouri Mavericks (44-7-4) 7:05 p.m. CT• Wichita’s Landon Oslanski leads defensemen with nine power-play goals.• Rocco Carzo leads Missouri against the Thunder with 14 points (3g-11a).• Thunder are 8-1-2 when leading after two periods.• Mavericks have outscored their opponents 101-50 at home.Cincinnati Cyclones (29-20-6) at Quad City Mallards (26-23-5) 7:05 p.m. CT• Jack Downing leads Cincinnati against the Mallards with four goals.• Quad City’s Mike Monfredo is tied for fifth among defensemen with 24 assists.• Cyclones are league’s fifth-least penalized team with 11.95 penalty minutes per game.• Mallards are tied for second with three shorthanded goals against.Tulsa Oilers (28-21-5) at Evansville IceMen (20-25-8) 7:15 p.m. CT• Tulsa’s Adam Pleskach is fifth with 179 shots on goal.• Evansville’s Jordan Sims is fourth among rookies in plus-minus at +17.• Oilers are 15-0-1 when leading after one period.• IceMen are third with 63 goals in the second period.Fort Wayne Komets (31-18-5) at Rapid City Rush (22-28-5) 7:05 p.m. MT• Fort Wayne’s Pat Nagle is tied for third with 23 wins.• Mikhail Stefanovich leads Rapid City with 15 goals.• Komets lead the league with 12 shorthanded goals.• Rush lead the league on the penalty kill at 87.1 percent (155-for-178).Alaska Aces (20-29-7) at Idaho Steelheads (31-20-7) 7:10 p.m. MT• Justin Breton leads Alaska against the Steelheads with five goals.• Idaho’s Jefferson Dahl is tied for second with 10 power-play goals.• Aces are second with 33.52 shots per game.• Steelheads are 24-6-3 in their last 33 games.Kelly Cup Playoffs UpdateMissouri can clinch a berth in the Kelly Cup Playoffs on Friday if:Missouri wins OR Missouri loses in overtime/shootout OR Quad City loses