ECHL Today - Feb. 18

Tuesday, February 18th

Fort Wayne Komets (23-20-8) at Indy Fuel (26-22-3) 10:30 a.m. ET

Brett McKenzie leads Fort Wayne against Indy with three goals.
Indy’s Bobby MacIntyre has at least one point in nine of his last 11 games (5g-7a).
Komets are first on the power play on the road at 26.5 percent (30-for-113).
Fuel are tied for seventh with five shorthanded goals.

Maine Mariners (28-21-3) at Newfoundland Growlers (36-12-1) 7 p.m. NT

Maine’s Terrence Wallin is tied for second with six game-winning goals.
Brady Ferguson leads Newfoundland against the Mariners with 11 points (4g-7a).
Mariners are sixth on the penalty kill on the road at 86.0 percent (80-for-93).
Growlers have outscored their opponents 71-58 in the third period.

Adirondack Thunder (19-22-12) at Atlanta Gladiators (21-28-2) 7:05 p.m. ET

Adirondack’s Casey Pierro-Zabotel is tied for sixth with 23 goals.
Atlanta’s Samuel Asselin is tied for second among rookies with six power-play goals.
Thunder are league’s third-least penalized team with 11.21 penalty minutes per game.
Gladiators are 8-2-0 when outshooting their opponent at home.

Greenville Swamp Rabbits (24-25-4) at South Carolina Stingrays (38-10-4) 7:05 p.m. ET

Greenville’s Jeremy Helvig is fifth with 912 saves.
Tom Parisi leads South Carolina against the Swamp Rabbits with four goals and six points.
Swamp Rabbits are tied for second with 10 shorthanded goals.
Stingrays lead the league on the penalty kill at 89.9 percent (178-for-198).

Tulsa Oilers (25-24-6) at Allen Americans (34-11-8) 7:05 p.m. CT

Tulsa’s Adam Pleskach has eight points (6g-2a) in his last five games.
Allen’s Alex Breton leads defensemen with 42 points (9g-33a).
Oilers lead the league with 36.13 shots per game.
Americans have had a league-leading 18 games decided in overtime or a shootout.

LONGEST WINNING STREAK BY GOALTENDER, SEASON21 – Josh Robinson, Missouri (Nov. 4, 2015-Feb. 14, 2016)16 – Jeff Jakaitis, South Carolina (Feb. 15-Apr. 2, 2015)13 – Daniel Berthiaume, Roanoke (1994-95)12 – Angus Redmond, Newfoundland (Nov. 9, 2019-Present) – Cory Cadden, Knoxville (1993-94)