Adirondack Thunder
- Ryan Walker scored his first pro goal on Saturday at Worcester.
- The Thunder went 7-for-9 on the penalty kill in their first two games.
- Adirondack visits Brampton on Monday and hosts Worcester on Saturday.
Brampton Beast
- TJ Melancon leads the Beast with six shots on goal.
- Brampton was 3-for-3 on the penalty kill on Saturday against Toledo.
- The Beast host Adirondack on Monday and are at Newfoundland on Friday and Saturday.
Maine Mariners
- Taylor Cammarata scored two goals on two shots on Friday against Adirondack.
- The Mariners scored both of their goals in the third period.
- Maine visits Worcester on Friday and Reading on Saturday and Sunday.
Newfoundland Growlers
- Riley Woods and Mac Hollowell recorded their first pro goals on opening weekend.
- Newfoundland is tied as the second-least penalized team with 7.00 penalty minutes per game.
- The Growlers host Reading on Tuesday and Brampton Friday and Saturday.
Reading Royals
- Garrett Mitchell registered two assists Friday at Newfoundland for his first multi-point game in North America since April 2016.
- The Royals have scored four of their eight goals in the first period.
- Reading is at Newfoundland on Tuesday and hosts Maine on Saturday and Sunday.
Worcester Railers
- Jakub Skarek recorded his first professional win in North America making 24 saves on Saturday.
- The Railers are 3-0-0 in home openers after defeating Adirondack on Saturday.
- Worcester hosts Maine on Friday and is at Adirondack on Saturday.
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Toledo Walleye
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