2019 Calder Cup playoffs

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2019 Calder Cup playoffs
Charlotte Checkers with the Calder Cup.jpg
The champion Charlotte Checkers
Tournament details
DatesApril 17–June 8, 2019
Teams16
Final positions
Champions Charlotte Checkers
Runner-up Chicago Wolves
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The 2019 Calder Cup playoffs of the American Hockey League began on April 17, 2019 with the playoff format that was introduced in 2016. The sixteen teams that qualified, four from each division, play a best-of-five series in the division semifinals, with the playoffs continuing with best-of-seven series for the division finals, conference finals, and Calder Cup finals.

Contents

The playoffs ended with the Charlotte Checkers winning their first Calder Cup in franchise history, defeating the Chicago Wolves in five games in the Calder Cup Finals. [1]

Playoff seeds

After the 2018–19 AHL regular season, 16 teams qualify for the playoffs. The top four teams in each division ranked by points qualify for the 2019 Calder Cup playoffs. The Charlotte Checkers were the first team to clinch a playoff spot on March 22 [2] and won the regular season title with three games remaining.

Eastern Conference

Atlantic Division

  1. Charlotte Checkers – 110 points (.724)
  2. Bridgeport Sound Tigers – 95 points (.625)
  3. Hershey Bears – 94 points (.618)
  4. Providence Bruins – 87 points (.572)

North Division

  1. Syracuse Crunch – 102 points (.671)
  2. Rochester Americans – 99 points (.651)
  3. Toronto Marlies – 91 points (.599)
  4. Cleveland Monsters – 84 points (.553)

Western Conference

Central Division

  1. Chicago Wolves – 98 points (.645)
  2. Milwaukee Admirals – 88 points (.579)
  3. Iowa Wild – 87 points (.572), 33 ROWs
  4. Grand Rapids Griffins – 87 points (.572), 32 ROWs

Pacific Division

  1. Bakersfield Condors – 89 points (.654)
  2. San Jose Barracuda – 85 points (.625)
  3. San Diego Gulls – 80 points (.588)
  4. Colorado Eagles – 77 points (.566)

Bracket

Division semifinals Division finals Conference finals Calder Cup final
            
A1 Charlotte3
A4 Providence 1
A1 Charlotte4
A3 Hershey 0
A2 Bridgeport 2
A3 Hershey3
A1 Charlotte4
Eastern Conference
N3 Toronto 2
N1 Syracuse 1
N4 Cleveland3
N4 Cleveland 0
N3 Toronto4
N2 Rochester 0
N3 Toronto3
A1 Charlotte4
C1 Chicago 1
C1 Chicago3
C4 Grand Rapids 2
C1 Chicago4
C3 Iowa 2
C2 Milwaukee 2
C3 Iowa3
C1 Chicago4
Western Conference
P3 San Diego 2
P1 Bakersfield3
P4 Colorado 1
P1 Bakersfield 2
P3 San Diego4
P2 San Jose 1
P3 San Diego3

Division semifinals

Eastern Conference

(A1) Charlotte Checkers vs. (A4) Providence Bruins

April 20Charlotte Checkers5 – 4Providence Bruins Dunkin' Donuts Center Recap  
Morgan Geekie (1) – 1:26
Morgan Geekie (2) – 3:49
First period6:45 – Jordan Szwarz (1)
9:31 – ppCooper Zech (1)
10:11 – Anton Blidh (1)
Tomas Jurco (1) – pp – 6:53
Julien Gauthier (1) – 16:34
Second periodNo scoring
Bobby Sanguinetti (1) – 7:06Third period6:44 – Paul Carey (1)
Alex Nedeljkovic (23 saves / 27 shots)Goalie stats Zane McIntyre (22 saves / 27 shots)
April 21Charlotte Checkers2 – 4Providence Bruins Dunkin' Donuts Center Recap  
No scoringFirst period2:04 – ppCooper Zech (2)
18:42 – Jack Studnicka (1)
Andrew Poturalski (1) – pp – 17:46
Dan Renouf (1) – 19:05
Second periodNo scoring
No scoringThird period9:41 – Peter Cehlarik (1)
19:59 – enChris Breen (1)
Alex Nedeljkovic (28 saves / 31 shots)Goalie stats Dan Vladar (25 saves / 27 shots)
April 24Providence Bruins0 – 3Charlotte Checkers Bojangles' Coliseum Recap  
No scoringFirst period10:05 – Andrew Poturalski (2)
13:54 – Morgan Geekie (3)
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
No scoringThird period1:04 – Andrew Poturalski (3)
Zane McIntyre (25 saves / 28 shots)Goalie stats Alex Nedeljkovic (20 saves / 20 shots)
April 26Providence Bruins1 – 4Charlotte Checkers Bojangles' Coliseum Recap  
No scoringFirst period17:32 – Jacob Pritchard (1)
No scoringSecond period7:01 – Morgan Geekie (4)
11:04 – Andrew Poturalski (4)
Jeremy Lauzon (1) – 2:36Third period19:30 – en – Andrew Poturalski (5)
Kyle Keyser (26 saves / 29 shots)Goalie stats Alex Nedeljkovic (25 saves / 26 shots)
Charlotte won series 3–1

(A2) Bridgeport Sound Tigers vs. (A3) Hershey Bears

April 19Hershey Bears2 – 32OTBridgeport Sound Tigers Webster Bank Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Chris McCarthy (1) – 8:16
Jayson Megna (1) – sh – 13:02
Second period14:21 – ppKieffer Bellows (1)
No scoringThird period17:52 – ppSteve Bernier (1)
No scoringSecond overtime period13:36 – pp – Kieffer Bellows (2)
Ilya Samsonov (49 saves / 52 shots)Goalie stats Christopher Gibson (29 saves / 31 shots)
April 20Hershey Bears2 – 0Bridgeport Sound Tigers Webster Bank Arena Recap  
Michael Sgarbossa (1) – 11:15First periodNo scoring
Riley Barber (1) – 4:07Second periodNo scoring
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
Vitek Vanecek (39 saves / 39 shots)Goalie stats Jeremy Smith (32 saves / 34 shots)
April 23Bridgeport Sound Tigers1 – 2Hershey Bears Giant Center Recap  
Josh Ho-Sang (1) – 17:38First period11:22 – Liam O'Brien (1)
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
No scoringThird period2:50 – Ryan Sproul (1)
Christopher Gibson (32 saves / 34 shots)Goalie stats Ilya Samsonov (26 saves / 27 shots)
April 25Bridgeport Sound Tigers3 – 2OTHershey Bears Giant Center Recap  
No scoringFirst period5:47 – Ryan Sproul (2)
Stephen Gionta (1) – 2:18Second period15:22 – shJayson Megna (2)
Oliver Wahlstrom (1) – 1:56Third periodNo scoring
Matt Lorito (1) – 1:13First overtime periodNo scoring
Christopher Gibson (22 saves / 24 shots)Goalie stats Vitek Vanecek (37 saves / 40 shots)
April 27Hershey Bears3 – 2OTBridgeport Sound Tigers Webster Bank Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst period7:30 – Matt Lorito (2)
Steven Whitney (1) – 6:43
Riley Barber (2) – pp – 15:43
Second period12:07 – Oliver Wahlstrom (2)
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
Brian Pinho (1) – 10:27First overtime periodNo scoring
Ilya Samsonov (29 saves / 31 shots)Goalie stats Christopher Gibson (31 saves / 34 shots)
Hershey won series 3–2

(N1) Syracuse Crunch vs. (N4) Cleveland Monsters

April 19Cleveland Monsters5 – 3Syracuse Crunch Oncenter War Memorial Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Mark Letestu (1) – 10:15
Ryan MacInnis (1) – 12:26
Second period17:55 – ppAlexander Volkov (1)
Kevin Stenlund (1) – pp – 13:09
Zac Dalpe (1) – 14:01
Dillon Simpson (1) – en – 19:23
Third period10:49 – ppCory Conacher (1)
18:08 – Carter Verhaeghe (1)
Brad Thiessen (16 saves / 19 shots)Goalie stats Edward Pasquale (23 saves / 27 shots)
April 20Cleveland Monsters5 – 1Syracuse Crunch Oncenter War Memorial Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Justin Scott (1) – 0:18
Dan DeSalvo (1) – 17:15
Second period12:36 – ppRoss Colton (1)
Mark Letestu (2) – 9:05
Sonny Milano (1) – en – 15:47
Derek Barach (1) – en – 17:40
Third periodNo scoring
Brad Thiessen (18 saves / 19 shots)Goalie stats Edward Pasquale (27 saves / 30 shots)
April 23Syracuse Crunch2 – 1Cleveland Monsters Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse Recap  
Alex Barre-Boulet (1) – 12:10First periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
Andy Andreoff (1) – pp – 0:31Third period12:47 – shJustin Scott (2)
Edward Pasquale (25 saves / 26 shots)Goalie stats Brad Thiessen (25 saves / 27 shots)
April 25Syracuse Crunch0 – 3Cleveland Monsters Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse Recap  
No scoringFirst period6:36 – Liam Foudy (1)
No scoringSecond period4:31 – Alex Broadhurst (1)
18:02 – Liam Foudy (2)
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
Edward Pasquale (22 saves / 25 shots)Goalie stats Brad Thiessen (38 saves / 38 shots)
Cleveland won series 3–1

(N2) Rochester Americans vs. (N3) Toronto Marlies

April 19Toronto Marlies4 – 1Rochester Americans Blue Cross Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Nicholas Baptiste (1) – 2:53
Chris Mueller (1) – 14:31
Second periodNo scoring
Chris Mueller (2) – pp – 10:50
Adam Brooks (1) – sh – 14:45
Third period18:52 – Tage Thompson (1)
Kasimir Kaskisuo (29 saves / 30 shots)Goalie stats Scott Wedgewood (19 saves / 23 shots)
April 21Toronto Marlies3 – 2OTRochester Americans Blue Cross Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond period4:05 – C. J. Smith (1)
18:36 – Kevin Porter (1)
Chris Mueller (3) – pp – 0:59
Jeremy Bracco (1) – 1:54
Third periodNo scoring
Jeremy Bracco (2) – 2:20First overtime periodNo scoring
Kasimir Kaskisuo (40 saves / 42 shots)Goalie stats Scott Wedgewood (20 saves / 23 shots)
April 24Rochester Americans1 – 3Toronto Marlies Coca-Cola Coliseum Recap  
No scoringFirst period1:26 – Adam Brooks (2)
Tage Thompson (2) – pp – 9:38Second period11:37 – Adam Brooks (3)
No scoringThird period19:24 – en – Adam Brooks (4)
Scott Wedgewood (17 saves / 19 shots)Goalie stats Kasimir Kaskisuo (28 saves / 29 shots)
Toronto won series 3–0

Western Conference

(C1) Chicago Wolves vs. (C4) Grand Rapids Griffins

April 19Grand Rapids Griffins5 – 1Chicago Wolves Allstate Arena Recap  
Colin Campbell (1) – 19:18First period8:28 – Tye McGinn (1)
Matt Puempel (1) – pp – 10:01Second periodNo scoring
Dominic Turgeon (1) – 13:10
Turner Elson (1) – 17:06
Dominik Shine (1) – 17:39
Third periodNo scoring
Harri Sateri (29 saves / 30 shots)Goalie stats Oscar Dansk (26 saves / 30 shots)
April 20Grand Rapids Griffins2 – 3Chicago Wolves Allstate Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Colin Campbell (2) – 8:18Second period7:38 – Tomas Hyka (1)
12:58 – ppZach Whitecloud (1)
13:42 – Keegan Kolesar (1)
Chris Terry (1) – 15:30Third periodNo scoring
Harri Sateri (24 saves / 27 shots)Goalie stats Maxime Lagace (26 saves / 28 shots)
April 23Chicago Wolves2 – 6Grand Rapids Griffins Van Andel Arena Recap  
T. J. Tynan (1) – pp – 12:31First period19:28 – Filip Zadina (1)
Tye McGinn (2) – 5:56Second period2:24 – Martin Frk (1)
9:16 – Wade Megan (1)
12:23 – pp – Wade Megan (2)
16:55 – Filip Zadina (2)
No scoringThird period15:02 – ppMatt Puempel (2)
Maxime Lagace (19 saves / 25 shots)Goalie stats Harri Sateri (35 saves / 37 shots)
April 24Chicago Wolves5 – 2Grand Rapids Griffins Van Andel Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Nicolas Hague (1) – pp – 9:19
T. J. Tynan (2) – pp – 12:44
Second period7:02 – Derek Hulak (1)
Cody Glass (1) – 1:03
Tye McGinn (3) – en – 18:41
Keegan Kolesar (2) – en – 19:49
Third period2:08 – Turner Elson (2)
Oscar Dansk (29 saves / 31 shots)Goalie stats Harri Sateri (29 saves / 32 shots)
April 28Grand Rapids Griffins2 – 4Chicago Wolves Allstate Arena Recap  
Vili Saarijarvi (1) – 7:22First periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond period3:41 – Cody Glass (2)
5:31 – ppTomas Hyka (2)
13:08 – Keegan Kolesar (3)
Colin Campbell (3) – 19:26Third period3:06 – Keegan Kolesar (4)
Harri Sateri (16 saves / 20 shots)Goalie stats Oscar Dansk (30 saves / 32 shots)
Chicago won series 3–2

(C2) Milwaukee Admirals vs. (C3) Iowa Wild

April 21Milwaukee Admirals0 – 7Iowa Wild Wells Fargo Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst period12:19 – Cal O'Reilly (1)
No scoringSecond period4:32 – Gerald Mayhew (1)
8:30 – Sam Anas (1)
11:24 – Kyle Rau (1)
No scoringThird period10:19 – Kyle Rau (2)
11:32 – Luke Kunin (1)
18:26 – ppColton Beck (1)
Troy Grosenick (22 saves / 26 shots)
Tom McCollum (13 saves / 16 shots)
Goalie stats Andrew Hammond (29 saves / 29 shots)
April 23Milwaukee Admirals1 – 6Iowa Wild Wells Fargo Arena Recap  
Justin Kirkland (1) – 18:40First period17:29 – Luke Kunin (2)
No scoringSecond period19:50 – ppMatt Read (1)
No scoringThird period5:34 – Luke Kunin (3)
6:38 – Mason Shaw (1)
8:49 – Gerald Mayhew (2)
19:24 – Mike Liambas (1)
Troy Grosenick (25 saves / 31 shots)Goalie stats Andrew Hammond (33 saves / 34 shots)
April 25Iowa Wild1 – 3Milwaukee Admirals UW–Milwaukee Panther Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst period0:30 – Colin Blackwell (1)
No scoringSecond period8:43 – Mathieu Olivier (1)
Kyle Rau (3) – pp – 13:23Third period14:32 – Anthony Richard (1)
Andrew Hammond (20 saves / 23 shots)Goalie stats Troy Grosenick (21 saves / 22 shots)
April 26Iowa Wild4 – 5OTMilwaukee Admirals UW–Milwaukee Panther Arena Recap  
Matt Read (2) – pp – 18:43First period6:59 – Phillip Di Giuseppe (1)
18:14 – shAnthony Richard (2)
Gerald Mayhew (3) – 4:15Second periodNo scoring
Cal O'Reilly (2) – pp – 5:23
Gerald Mayhew (4) – sh – 11:55
Third period3:11 – Anthony Richard (3)
6:54 – Phillip Di Giuseppe (2)
No scoringFirst overtime period12:33 – Frederic Allard (1)
Andrew Hammond (25 saves / 30 shots)Goalie stats Troy Grosenick (28 saves / 32 shots)
April 29Iowa Wild2 – 1Milwaukee Admirals UW–Milwaukee Panther Arena Recap  
Cal O'Reilly (3) – pp – 4:19First periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond period11:35 – ppAnthony Richard (4)
Louie Belpedio (1) – 9:24Third periodNo scoring
Andrew Hammond (26 saves / 27 shots)Goalie stats Troy Grosenick (22 saves / 24 shots)
Iowa won series 3–2

(P1) Bakersfield Condors vs. (P4) Colorado Eagles

April 19Bakersfield Condors3 – 2Colorado Eagles Budweiser Events Center Recap  
Brad Malone (1) – 9:17First periodNo scoring
William Lagesson (1) – 6:30Second period0:55 – Mark Alt (1)
Logan Day (1) – 6:33Third period5:48 – David Warsofsky (1)
Shane Starrett (26 saves / 28 shots)Goalie stats Pavel Francouz (19 saves / 22 shots)
April 20Bakersfield Condors1 – 4Colorado Eagles Budweiser Events Center Recap  
No scoringFirst period2:22 – Julien Nantel (1)
No scoringSecond period9:30 – shAndrew Agozzino (1)
Ethan Bear (1) – 1:34Third period12:29 – pp – Andrew Agozzino (2)
19:50 – en – Andrew Agozzino (3)
Shane Starrett (18 saves / 21 shots)Goalie stats Pavel Francouz (29 saves / 30 shots)
April 23Colorado Eagles2 – 5Bakersfield Condors Rabobank Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst period10:20 – ppRyan Stanton (1)
Anton Lindholm (1) – 7:30
Sheldon Dries (1) – 19:46
Second period5:34 – Joe Gambardella (1)
7:14 – Evan Polei (1)
10:30 – Evan Bouchard (1)
17:42 – Evan Polei (2)
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
Pavel Francouz (36 saves / 41 shots)Goalie stats Shane Starrett (16 saves / 18 shots)
April 27Colorado Eagles2 – 5Bakersfield Condors Rabobank Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Martin Kaut (1) – 8:16
Martin Kaut (2) – pp – 19:59
Second period4:03 – Mitch Callahan (1)
No scoringThird period2:23 – ppEvan Bouchard (2)
9:05 – shPatrick Russell (1)
10:54 – Brad Malone (2)
19:07 – enLuke Esposito (1)
Pavel Francouz (26 saves / 30 shots)Goalie stats Shane Starrett 24 saves / 26 shots)
Bakersfield won series 3–1

(P2) San Jose Barracuda vs. (P3) San Diego Gulls

April 17San Jose Barracuda5 – 6OTSan Diego Gulls Pechanga Arena Recap  
T. J. Hensick (1) – 3:17
Jeffrey Truchon-Viel (1) – 5:27
Dylan Gambrell (1) – 6:15
First period7:10 – Jacob Larsson (1)
7:47 – Sam Carrick (1)
10:18 – Kiefer Sherwood (1)
Ivan Chekhovich (1) – 4:47
John McCarthy (1) – 10:34
Second period14:47 – Corey Tropp (1)
16:35 – Chase De Leo (1)
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
No scoringFirst overtime period1:13 – Kiefer Sherwood (2)
Antoine Bibeau (5 saves / 8 shots)
Josef Korenar (31 saves / 34 shots)
Goalie stats Kevin Boyle (3 saves / 6 shots)
Jeff Glass (27 saves / 29 shots)
April 18San Jose Barracuda5 – 3San Diego Gulls Pechanga Arena Recap  
Evan Weinger (1) – 12:19First periodNo scoring
Ivan Chekhovich (2) – pp – 5:44
Jon Martin (1) – 9:27
Second period6:15 – shChase De Leo (2)
Jayden Halbgewachs (1) – en – 18:03
Evan Weinger (2) – en – 19:38
Third period15:46 – Justin Kloos (1)
19:33 – Sam Steel (1)
Josef Korenar (27 saves / 30 shots)Goalie stats Jeff Glass (22 saves / 25 shots)
April 22San Diego Gulls4 – 2San Jose Barracuda SAP Center Recap  
Sam Steel (2) – 19:21First period2:48 – Jon Martin (2)
Ben Street (1) – pp – 3:41
Chase De Leo (3) – 16:47
Second period18:44 – pp – Jon Martin (3)
Adam Cracknell (1) – en – 19:02Third periodNo scoring
Jeff Glass (20 saves / 22 shots)Goalie stats Josef Korenar (32 saves / 35 shots)
April 24San Diego Gulls5 – 2San Jose Barracuda SAP Center Recap  
Sam Carrick (2) – 15:46First period0:50 – Alexander True (1)
Andy Welinski (1) – pp – 3:43
Sam Steel (3) – 6:43
Second period13:39 – ppNick DeSimone (1)
Adam Cracknell (2) – 5:12
Chase De Leo (4) – en – 18:07
Third periodNo scoring
Jeff Glass (30 saves / 32 shots)Goalie stats Josef Korenar (25 saves / 29 shots)
San Diego won series 3–1

Division finals

Eastern Conference

(A1) Charlotte Checkers vs. (A3) Hershey Bears

May 3Hershey Bears1 – 4Charlotte Checkers Bojangles' Coliseum Recap  
Chris McCarthy (2) – 15:38First period1:42 – Julien Gauthier (2)
3:56 – Derek Sheppard (1)
10:27 – Aleksi Saarela (1)
11:32 – Stelio Mattheos (1)
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
Vitek Vanecek (34 saves / 38 shots)Goalie stats Dustin Tokarski (25 saves / 26 shots)
May 4Hershey Bears3 – 7Charlotte Checkers Bojangles' Coliseum Recap  
Jayson Megna (3) – pp – 17:05First period4:43 – Zach Nastasiuk (1)
Ryan Sproul (3) – 15:51Second period5:34 – ppMartin Necas (1)
9:25 – Morgan Geekie (5)
Riley Barber (3) – 16:32Third period3:24 – Tomas Jurco (2)
6:57 – Julien Gauthier (3)
14:22 – Tomas Jurco (3)
17:58 – pp – Martin Necas (2)
Ilya Samsonov (26 saves / 33 shots)Goalie stats Alex Nedeljkovic (24 saves / 27 shots)
May 7Charlotte Checkers3 – 1Hershey Bears Giant Center Recap  
No scoringFirst period18:56 – Nathan Walker (1)
Aleksi Saarela (2) – 6:32Second periodNo scoring
Stelio Mattheos (2) – 17:52
Aleksi Saarela (3) – en – 19:03
Third periodNo scoring
Alex Nedeljkovic (17 saves / 18 shots)Goalie stats Vitek Vanecek (20 saves / 22 shots)
May 8Charlotte Checkers5 – 2Hershey Bears Giant Center Recap  
Aleksi Saarela (4) – 14:25First periodNo scoring
Julien Gauthier (4) – pp – 0:57
Aleksi Saarela (5) – 14:22
Second periodNo scoring
Tomas Jurco (4) – pp – 3:01
Aleksi Saarela (6) – en – 18:23
Third period5:37 – ppJayson Megna (4)
14:44 – Shane Gersich (1)
Alex Nedeljkovic (16 saves / 18 shots)Goalie stats Ilya Samsonov (18 saves / 22 shots)
Charlotte won series 4–0

(N3) Toronto Marlies vs. (N4) Cleveland Monsters

May 1Cleveland Monsters2 – 5Toronto Marlies Coca-Cola Coliseum Recap  
Tommy Cross (1) – pp – 12:39First periodNo scoring
Mark Letestu (3) – 5:37Second period2:15 – Pierre Engvall (1)
11:59 – ppChris Mueller (4)
14:13 – ppDmytro Timashov (1)
15:42 – ppTrevor Moore (1)
No scoringThird period19:44 – pp, en – Trevor Moore (2)
Brad Thiessen (21 saves / 25 shots)Goalie stats Kasimir Kaskisuo (14 saves / 16 shots)
May 3Cleveland Monsters3 – 4OTToronto Marlies Coca-Cola Coliseum Recap  
Sonny Milano (2) – 17:58First period7:42 – ppChris Mueller (5)
9:30 – Joseph Duszak (1)
Dan DeSalvo (2) – 3:15Second period18:23 – Yegor Korshkov (1)
Ryan Collins (1) – 0:40Third periodNo scoring
No scoringFirst overtime period1:13 – Michael Carcone (1)
Brad Thiessen (22 saves / 26 shots)Goalie stats Kasimir Kaskisuo (35 saves / 38 shots)
May 5Toronto Marlies2 – 0Cleveland Monsters Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse Recap  
Adam Brooks (5) – 13:24First periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
Dmytro Timashov (2) – en – 19:29Third periodNo scoring
Kasimir Kaskisuo (35 saves / 35 shots)Goalie stats Brad Thiessen (24 saves / 25 shots)
May 7Toronto Marlies6 – 2Cleveland Monsters Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse Recap  
No scoringFirst period2:54 – Trey Fix-Wolansky (1)
6:58 – ppZac Dalpe (2)
Mason Marchment (1) – 1:00
Mason Marchment (2) – pp – 3:47
Trevor Moore (3) – 7:12
Trevor Moore (4) – pp – 9:56
Second periodNo scoring
Michael Carcone (2) – 4:56
Michael Carcone (3) – en – 19:23
Third periodNo scoring
Kasimir Kaskisuo (23 saves / 25 shots)Goalie stats Brad Thiessen (21 saves / 26 shots)
Toronto won series 4–0

Western Conference

(C1) Chicago Wolves vs. (C3) Iowa Wild

May 1Iowa Wild2 – 3OTChicago Wolves Allstate Arena Recap  
Gerald Mayhew (5) – 18:50First period14:24 – Brooks Macek (1)
Gerald Mayhew (6) – 16:32Second periodNo scoring
No scoringThird period6:28 – Nicolas Hague (2)
No scoringFirst overtime period18:39 – Cody Glass (3)
Andrew Hammond (26 saves / 29 shots)Goalie stats Oscar Dansk (26 saves / 28 shots)
May 2Iowa Wild3 – 4Chicago Wolves Allstate Arena Recap  
Gerald Mayhew (7) – pp – 10:15
Luke Kunin (4) – 17:50
First period1:29 – Brooks Macek (2)
4:42 – Matthew Weis (1)
18:28 – Zach Whitecloud (2)
Luke Kunin (5) – 19:02Second period6:07 – Tobias Lindberg (1)
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
Andrew Hammond (26 saves / 30 shots)Goalie stats Oscar Dansk (22 saves / 25 shots)
May 5Chicago Wolves0 – 2Iowa Wild Wells Fargo Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst period17:05 – Luke Kunin (6)
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
No scoringThird period19:05 – enMatt Read (3)
Oscar Dansk (18 saves / 19 shots)Goalie stats Andrew Hammond (26 saves / 26 shots)
May 8Chicago Wolves1 – 2Iowa Wild Wells Fargo Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst period13:01 – Gerald Mayhew (8)
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
Curtis McKenzie (1) – 9:11Third period5:25 – Gerald Mayhew (9)
Oscar Dansk (20 saves / 22 shots)Goalie stats Andrew Hammond (33 saves / 34 shots)
May 10Chicago Wolves7 – 4Iowa Wild Wells Fargo Arena Recap  
Matthew Weis (2) – 3:09
Stefan Matteau (1) – sh – 18:15
First period15:02 – Ryan Donato (1)
Daniel Carr (1) – pp – 4:24
Curtis McKenzie (2) – 5:10
Curtis McKenzie (3) – pp – 19:03
Second period16:05 – ppKyle Rau (4)
Gage Quinney (1) – 10:14
Curtis McKenzie (4) – pp – 16:42
Third period1:52 – Matt Bartkowski (1)
19:19 – Ryan Donato (2)
Oscar Dansk (24 saves / 28 shots)Goalie stats Andrew Hammond (22 saves / 29 shots)
May 13Iowa Wild1 – 3Chicago Wolves Allstate Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Hunter Warner (1) – pp – 13:22Second period4:27 – ppCurtis McKenzie (5)
17:33 – shDaniel Carr (2)
17:58 – Cody Glass (4)
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
Andrew Hammond (23 saves / 26 shots)Goalie stats Oscar Dansk (23 saves / 24 shots)
Chicago won series 4–2

(P1) Bakersfield Condors vs. (P3) San Diego Gulls

May 3San Diego Gulls3 – 24OTBakersfield Condors Rabobank Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond period12:09 – shBrad Malone (3)
Justin Kloos (2) – pp – 0:32
Sam Carrick (3) – 4:33
Third period4:22 – Joe Gambardella (2)
Max Comtois (1) – 4:20Fourth overtime periodNo scoring
Jeff Glass (51 saves / 53 shots)Goalie stats Shane Starrett (53 saves / 56 shots)
May 4San Diego Gulls4 – 1Bakersfield Condors Rabobank Arena Recap  
Kiefer Sherwood (3) – 18:15First periodNo scoring
Max Comtois (2) – 2:29Second periodNo scoring
Isac Lundestrom (1) – 14:45
Adam Cracknell (3) – en – 18:19
Third period5:44 – Ethan Bear (1)
Kevin Boyle (19 saves / 20 shots)
Jeff Glass (8 saves / 8 shots)
Goalie stats Dylan Wells (35 saves / 38 shots)
May 8Bakersfield Condors7 – 6OTSan Diego Gulls Pechanga Arena Recap  
Joe Gambardella (3) – 5:28
Joe Gambardella (4) – 15:55
First period15:03 – Adam Cracknell (4)
Ethan Bear (2) – 1:04
Joe Gambardella (5) – pp – 14:01
Second period5:23 – ppKalle Kossila (1)
5:34 – Kiefer Sherwood (4)
8:10 – ppAndy Welinski (2)
Brad Malone (4) – 11:00
Tyler Benson (1) – 19:49
Third period0:34 – Corey Tropp (2)
7:11 – Sam Steel (4)
William Lagesson (2) – 0:33First overtime periodNo scoring
Shane Starrett (13 saves / 17 shots)
Stuart Skinner (10 saves / 12 shots)
Goalie stats Jeff Glass (30 saves / 37 shots)
May 10Bakersfield Condors2 – 4San Diego Gulls Pechanga Arena Recap  
Ryan Stanton (2) – 15:48First period12:10 – ppAdam Cracknell (5)
No scoringSecond period0:25 – Sam Carrick (4)
5:07 – Adam Cracknell (6)
19:16 – ppKevin Roy (1)
Keegan Lowe (1) – 8:02Third periodNo scoring
Shane Starrett (9 saves / 12 shots)
Stuart Skinner (18 saves / 19 shots)
Goalie stats Jeff Glass (26 saves / 28 shots)
May 11San Diego Gulls1 – 22OTBakersfield Condors Rabobank Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst period9:30 – ppJoe Gambardella (6)
Kevin Roy (2) – 10:44Second periodNo scoring
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond overtime period13:02 – Josh Currie (1)
Jeff Glass (42 saves / 44 shots)Goalie stats Stuart Skinner (45 saves / 46 shots)
May 13Bakersfield Condors2 – 6San Diego Gulls Pechanga Arena Recap  
Brad Malone (5) — pp – 5:14First period0:46 – Chase De Leo (5)
10:00 – Kalle Kossila (2)
17:33 – pp – Kalle Kossila (3)
Evan Bouchard (3) – 4:29Second period9:34 – Max Comtois (3)
13:41 – Sam Carrick (5)
No scoringThird period18:01 – Ben Street (2)
Stuart Skinner (5 saves / 8 shots)
Shane Starrett (18 saves / 21 shots)
Goalie stats Jeff Glass (20 saves / 22 shots)
San Diego won series 4–2

Conference finals

Eastern Conference

(A1) Charlotte Checkers vs. (N3) Toronto Marlies

May 17Toronto Marlies2 – 1Charlotte Checkers Bojangles' Coliseum Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Dmytro Timashov (3) – pp – 5:50Second period12:07 – Haydn Fleury (1)
Mason Marchment (3) – 0:57Third periodNo scoring
Kasimir Kaskisuo (26 saves / 27 shots)Goalie stats Alex Nedeljkovic (26 saves / 28 shots)
May 18Toronto Marlies3 – 5Charlotte Checkers Bojangles' Coliseum Recap  
Jeremy Bracco (3) – 1:33
Colin Greening (1) – 15:43
First periodNo scoring
Adam Brooks (6) – 4:52Second period15:34 – Tomas Jurco (5)
No scoringThird period7:21 – Nicolas Roy (1)
8:30 – Jesper Sellgren (1)
18:19 – Andrew Poturalski (6)
19:17 – enPatrick Brown (1)
Kasimir Kaskisuo (20 saves / 24 shots)Goalie stats Alex Nedeljkovic (9 saves / 12 shots)
Dustin Tokarski (9 saves / 9 shots)
May 21Charlotte Checkers5 – 1Toronto Marlies Coca-Cola Coliseum Recap  
Trevor Carrick (1) – 8:28
Tomas Jurco (6) – 13:54
First periodNo scoring
Andrew Poturalski (7) – 18:30Second periodNo scoring
Patrick Brown (2) – 8:57
Morgan Geekie (6) – 15:23
Third period17:50 – ppMason Marchment (4)
Alex Nedeljkovic (33 saves / 34 shots)Goalie stats Kasimir Kaskisuo (19 saves / 22 shots)
Michael Hutchinson (3 saves / 5 shots)
May 23Charlotte Checkers3 – 4OTToronto Marlies Coca-Cola Coliseum Recap  
No scoringFirst period17:12 – Michael Carcone (4)
Nicolas Roy (2) – sh – 3:40Second periodNo scoring
Jesper Sellgren (2) – 1:08
Andrew Poturalski (8) – pp – 7:35
Third period5:07 – Michael Carcone (5)
11:16 – Jeremy Bracco (4)
No scoringFirst overtime period7:29 – Michael Carcone (6)
Alex Nedeljkovic (24 saves / 28 shots)Goalie stats Kasimir Kaskisuo (29 saves / 32 shots)
May 24Charlotte Checkers4 – 1Toronto Marlies Coca-Cola Coliseum Recap  
Nicolas Roy (3) – sh – 19:01First period10:40 – ppTrevor Moore (5)
Steven Lorentz (1) – 0:18
Haydn Fleury (2) – sh – 2:32
Second periodNo scoring
Clark Bishop (1) – en – 18:05Third periodNo scoring
Dustin Tokarski (40 saves / 41 shots)Goalie stats Michael Hutchinson (20 saves / 23 shots)
May 26Toronto Marlies3 – 42OTCharlotte Checkers Bojangles' Coliseum Recap  
No scoringFirst period19:51 – Patrick Brown (3)
Dmytro Timashov (4) – pp, ps – 6:10
Andreas Borgman (1) – 11:35
Calle Rosen (1) – 16:48
Second period5:15 – shClark Bishop (2)
18:04 – pp – Patrick Brown (4)
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond overtime period1:52 – Morgan Geekie (7)
Kasimir Kaskisuo (31 saves / 35 shots)Goalie stats Alex Nedeljkovic (43 saves / 46 shots)
Charlotte won series 4–2

Western Conference

(C1) Chicago Wolves vs. (P3) San Diego Gulls

May 17San Diego Gulls4 – 5OTChicago Wolves Allstate Arena Recap  
Corey Tropp (3) – 19:32First period6:10 – Tobias Lindberg (2)
Max Comtois (4) – 18:51Second period10:05 – ppDaniel Carr (3)
Andy Welinski (3) – pp – 8:18
Max Comtois (5) – 10:43
Third period5:50 – Tye McGinn (4)
16:55 – Nicolas Hague (3)
No scoringFirst overtime period14:03 – Cody Glass (5)
Jeff Glass (23 saves / 28 shots)Goalie stats Oscar Dansk (40 saves / 44 shots)
May 18San Diego Gulls3 – 0Chicago Wolves Allstate Arena Recap  
Sam Carrick (6) – 6:56First periodNo scoring
Jack Kopacka (1) – 2:08Second periodNo scoring
Sam Steel (5) – en – 18:42Third periodNo scoring
Kevin Boyle (29 saves / 29 shots)Goalie stats Oscar Dansk (20 saves / 22 shots)
May 22Chicago Wolves2 – 3San Diego Gulls Pechanga Arena Recap  
Tye McGinn (5) – 1:35First period4:56 – Corey Tropp (4)
No scoringSecond period3:34 – shSam Steel (6)
11:44 – Trevor Murphy (1)
Curtis McKenzie (6) – 16:30Third periodNo scoring
Oscar Dansk (26 saves / 29 shots)Goalie stats Kevin Boyle (21 saves / 23 shots)
May 24Chicago Wolves2 – 12OTSan Diego Gulls Pechanga Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Griffin Reinhart (1) – 4:17Second periodNo scoring
No scoringThird period3:36 – Justin Kloos (3)
Daniel Carr (4) – 6:01Second overtime periodNo scoring
Oscar Dansk (40 saves / 41 shots)Goalie stats Kevin Boyle (42 saves / 44 shots)
May 25Chicago Wolves5 – 2San Diego Gulls Pechanga Arena Recap  
Tomas Hyka (3) – 11:24
Cody Glass (6) – 13:59
First period4:57 – Adam Cracknell (7)
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
Daniel Carr (5) – 5:24
Maxime Lagace (1) – en – 10:49
Tye McGinn (6) – en – 17:51
Third period3:57 – Jacob Larsson (2)
Maxime Lagace (19 saves / 21 shots)Goalie stats Kevin Boyle (22 saves / 25 shots)
May 27San Diego Gulls1 – 3Chicago Wolves Allstate Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
Sam Carrick (7) – pp – 14:51Third period12:28 – Curtis McKenzie (7)
12:47 – Keegan Kolesar (5)
16:55 – Curtis McKenzie (8)
Kevin Boyle (25 saves / 28 shots)Goalie stats Oscar Dansk (29 saves / 30 shots)
Chicago won series 4–2

Calder Cup Finals

(A1) Charlotte Checkers vs. (C1) Chicago Wolves

June 1Chicago Wolves4 – 3OTCharlotte Checkers Bojangles' Coliseum Recap  
Stefan Matteau (2) – 5:54First period2:19 – ppTrevor Carrick (2)
15:47 – Martin Necas (3)
19:03 – Andrew Poturalski (9)
Zac Leslie (1) – 11:27
Zach Whitecloud (3) – 19:54
Second periodNo scoring
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
Stefan Matteau (3) – 5:30First overtime periodNo scoring
Oscar Dansk (35 saves / 38 shots)Goalie stats Alex Nedeljkovic (32 saves / 36 shots)
June 2Chicago Wolves3 – 5Charlotte Checkers Bojangles' Coliseum Recap  
Keegan Kolesar (6) – 4:43First period3:50 – shNick Schilkey (1)
Gage Quinney (2) – 7:00
Gage Quinney (3) – pp – 11:13
Second period5:34 – Nicolas Roy (4)
5:48 – Stelio Mattheos (3)
18:53 – Tomas Jurco (7)
No scoringThird period19:00 – enAndrew Poturalski (10)
Oscar Dansk (26 saves / 30 shots)Goalie stats Dustin Tokarski (20 saves / 23 shots)
June 5Charlotte Checkers4 – 1Chicago Wolves Allstate Arena Recap  
Julien Gauthier (5) – 1:51First periodNo scoring
Jake Bean (1) – pp – 2:16
Patrick Brown (5) – sh – 11:46
Second periodNo scoring
Martin Necas (4) – en – 16:55Third period14:49 – Brooks Macek (3)
Alex Nedeljkovic (38 saves / 39 shots)Goalie stats Oscar Dansk (22 saves / 25 shots)
June 6Charlotte Checkers5 – 3Chicago Wolves Allstate Arena Recap  
Jesper Sellgren (3) – 5:21First period0:45 – Nic Hague (4)
16:29 – Zac Leslie (2)
Martin Necas (5) – pp – 19:00Second period13:47 – Brooks Macek (4)
Nicolas Roy (5) – 0:32
Aleksi Saarela (7) – 12:52
Nicolas Roy (6) – en – 17:28
Third periodNo scoring
Dustin Tokarski (22 saves / 25 shots)Goalie stats Oscar Dansk (18 saves / 22 shots)
June 8Charlotte Checkers5 – 3Chicago Wolves Allstate Arena Recap  
Andrew Poturalski (11) – 1:31First periodNo scoring
Morgan Geekie (8) – 8:25Second period19:35 – Brooks Macek (5)
Trevor Carrick (3) – 6:15
Andrew Poturalski (12) – en – 18:13
Zach Nastasiuk (2) – en – 19:44
Third period16:54 – Gage Quinney (4)
19:21 – Cody Glass (7)
Alex Nedeljkovic (26 saves / 29 shots)Goalie stats Oscar Dansk (27 saves / 30 shots)
Charlotte won series 4–1

Playoff statistical leaders

Leading skaters

These are the top ten skaters based on points. If there is a tie in points, goals take precedence over assists. [3]

GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; +/– = Plus–minus; PIM = Penalty minutes

PlayerTeamGPGAPtsPIM
Andrew Poturalski Charlotte Checkers 1812112312
Morgan Geekie Charlotte Checkers19810186
Tomas Jurco Charlotte Checkers187111818
Adam Cracknell San Diego Gulls 1579160
Jeremy Bracco Toronto Marlies 13412162
Curtis McKenzie Chicago Wolves 21871551
Aleksi Saarela Charlotte Checkers1778154
Cody Glass Chicago Wolves2278156
Nicolas Roy Charlotte Checkers19691514
Tomas Hyka Chicago Wolves22312156
Zach Whitecloud Chicago Wolves223121511

Leading goaltenders

This is a combined table of the top five goaltenders based on goals against average and the top five goaltenders based on save percentage with at least 240 minutes played. The table is initially sorted by goals against average, with the criterion for inclusion in bold. [4]

GP = Games played; W = Wins; L = Losses; SA = Shots against; GA = Goals against; GAA = Goals against average; SV% = Save percentage; SO = Shutouts; TOI = Time on ice (in minutes)

PlayerTeamGPWLSAGAGAASV%SOTOI
Dustin Tokarski Charlotte Checkers 55012481.74.9350275:08
Christopher Gibson Bridgeport Sound Tigers 42212391.91.9270283:20
Kasimir Kaskisuo Toronto Marlies 1293356262.14.9271729:57
Vitek Vanecek Hershey Bears 41313992.25.9351240:32
Kevin Boyle San Diego Gulls 733175142.25.9201373:52

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