ECHL Today - April 27

Mountain Division Semifinals
 
#2 Idaho Steelheads at #3 Allen Americans             4:10 p.m. CT
Idaho leads series 2-1
Series Matchup Sheet

• Idaho’s Ty Pelton-Byce is tied for the playoff lead with eight points (1g-7a).
• Allen’s Easton Brodzinski scored two goals in Game 3’s 5-1 win.
• Steelheads have outshot Allen in each of the three games of series.
• Americans have scored first in two of the three games.
• Game 5 is Sunday at 4:10 p.m. CT at Allen

 
North Division Semifinals
 
#1 Adirondack Thunder at #4 Maine Mariners        6 p.m. ET
Maine leads series 2-1
Series Matchup Sheet

• Shane Harper leads Adirondack in the series with two goals.
• Maine’s Brad Arvanitis is second with a 1.35 goals-against average.
• Thunder have outshot Maine in each of the three games of series.
• Mariners are 2-0 when leading after one period.
• Game 5 is Sunday at 3 p.m. ET at Maine

 
#3 Trois-Rivières Lions at #2 Norfolk Admirals        7:05 p.m. ET
Norfolk leads series 3-1
Series Matchup Sheet

• Trois-Rivières’ Jakov Novak is tied for third with 17 shots on goal.
• Norfolk’s Austen Keating is tied for first among rookies with five points (1g-4a).
• Lions are tied for fourth with 26.50 shots-against per game.
• Admirals have scored seven of their 16 goals in the third period.
• Game 6, if necessary, is Sunday at 7:05 p.m. ET at Norfolk

 
South Division Semifinals
 
#2 Jacksonville Icemen at #3 Florida Everblades     7p.m. ET
Jacksonville leads series 3-1
Series Matchup Sheet

• Jacksonville’s Matt Vernon leads the playoffs with two shutouts and a 1.21 goals-against average.
• Sean Josling leads Florida in the series with two goals.
• Icemen are 10-for-10 on the penalty kill.
• Everblades have scored four of their five goals in the second period.
• Game 6, if necessary, is Tuesday at 7 p.m. ET at Jacksonville

 
#1 Greenville Swamp Rabbits at #4 Orlando Solar Bears    9 p.m. ET
Orlando leads series 2-1
Series Matchup Sheet

• Greenville’s Quinn Olson has three points (2g-1a) in the last two games.
• Orlando’s Evan Fitzpatrick is third with a .957 save percentage.
• Swamp Rabbits are 9-for-9 on the penalty kill.
• Solar Bears are 2-0 in overtime in the series.
• Game 5 is Sunday at 7 p.m. ET at Orlando

 
Central Division Semifinals
 
#2 Indy Fuel at #3 Wheeling Nailers                7:10 p.m. ET
Wheeling leads series 3-1 (Game at UPMC Lemieux Sports Complex in Cranberry, Pa.)
Series Matchup Sheet

• Indy’s Kyle Maksimovich is tied for first among rookies with five points (3g-2a).
• Wheeling’s Jordan Martel is tied for the playoff lead with four goals and eight points.
• Fuel are second with 24.25 shots-against per game.
• Nailers have outscored Indy 4-1 in the first period.
• Game 6, if necessary, is Monday at 7 p.m. ET at Indy

 
Other 2024 Kelly Cup Playoffs Series
 
Central Division Semifinals
 
#1 Toledo Walleye vs. #4 Kalamazoo Wings
Toledo wins series 4-0
Series Matchup Sheet
Game 1 – Kalamazoo 2 at TOLEDO 3 (OT)
Game 2 – Kalamazoo 2 at TOLEDO 5
Game 3 – TOLEDO 6 at Kalamazoo 2
Game 4 – TOLEDO 4 at Kalamazoo 2 
 
Mountain Division Semifinals
 
#1 Kansas City Mavericks vs. #4 Tulsa Oilers
Kansas City wins series 4-0
Series Matchup Sheet
Game 1 – Tulsa 2 at KANSAS CITY 4
Game 2 – Tulsa 2 at KANSAS CITY 3
Game 3 – KANSAS CITY 3 at Tulsa 1
Game 4 – KANSAS CITY 2 at Tulsa 1
 

MOST POINTS, PLAYOFF CAREER
117 – Phil Berger (Charlotte and Greensboro - 1990-96)
116 – Matt Register (Ontario, Allen, Colorado, Toledo, Idaho - 2013-Present)
101 – John Spoltore (Louisiana - 1996-2000)
 94 – Jay Murphy (Louisiana, Richmond, Greensboro - 1995-2003)
 87 – Chad Costello (Colorado and Allen - 2013-22)

LONGEST WINNNING STREAK, INCLUDING PLAYOFFS
18 – Toledo Walleye, Mar. 15, 2024-Present (14 regular-season games, 4 playoff games)
    – Las Vegas Wranglers, Mar. 10-Apr. 22, 2007 (13 regular-season games, 5 playoff games)
17 – Florida Everblades, Mar. 21-May 3, 2018 (10 regular-season games, 7 playoff games) 
10 – Columbia Inferno, Mar. 29-Apr. 27, 2003 (1 regular-season game, 9 playoff games)
    – Peoria Rivermen, Mar. 31-May 2, 2000    (2 regular-season games, 8 playoff games)