2012 Calder Cup playoffs

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2012 Calder Cup playoffs
Tournament details
DatesApril 19–June 9, 2012
Teams16
Final positions
Champions Norfolk Admirals
Runner-up Toronto Marlies
  2011
2013  

The 2012 Calder Cup playoffs of the American Hockey League began on April 19, 2012, with a slightly different playoff format than in other recent years. The sixteen teams that qualified, eight from each conference, will play a best-of-five series in the conference quarterfinals, and the playoffs will then continue with best-of-seven series for the conference semifinals, conference finals and Calder Cup finals.

Contents

The Norfolk Admirals defeated the Toronto Marlies in four games to win the Calder Cup for the first time in Norfolk's history.

Playoff seeds

After the 2011–12 AHL regular season, 16 teams qualified for the playoffs. The top eight teams from each conference qualifies for the playoffs.

Eastern Conference

Atlantic Division

  1. St. John's IceCaps – 94 points
  2. Manchester Monarchs – 83 points

Northeast Division

  1. Bridgeport Sound Tigers – 91 points
  2. Connecticut Whale – 86 points

East Division

  1. Norfolk Admirals – 113 points
  2. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins – 95 points
  3. Hershey Bears – 88 points
  4. Syracuse Crunch – 84 points

Western Conference

North Division

  1. Toronto Marlies – 96 points
  2. Rochester Americans – 86 points (30 regulation and overtime wins, 1−1 in season series against Houston, +3 goal difference)

Midwest Division

  1. Chicago Wolves – 91 points
  2. Milwaukee Admirals – 87 points (36 regulation and overtime wins, 3−1 in season series against San Antonio)

West Division

  1. Oklahoma City Barons – 99 points
  2. Abbotsford Heat – 92 points
  3. San Antonio Rampage – 87 points (36 regulation and overtime wins, 1−3 in season series against Milwaukee)
  4. Houston Aeros – 86 points (30 regulation and overtime wins, 1−1 in season series against Rochester, −4 goal difference)

Bracket

Conference quarterfinalsConference semifinalsConference finalsCalder Cup Final
1 Norfolk 3
8 Manchester 1
1 Norfolk 4
6 Connecticut 2
2 St. John's 3
Eastern Conference
7 Syracuse 1
1 Norfolk 4
2 St. John's 0
3 Bridgeport 0
6 Connecticut 3
2 St. John's 4
4 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 3
4 Wilkes-Barre/Scranton 3
5 Hershey 2
E1 Norfolk 4
W2 Toronto 0
1 Oklahoma City 3
8 Houston 1
1 Oklahoma City 4
6 San Antonio 1
2 Toronto 3
Western Conference
7 Rochester 0
1 Oklahoma City 1
2 Toronto 4
3 Chicago 2
6 San Antonio 3
2 Toronto 4
4 Abbotsford 1
4 Abbotsford 3
5 Milwaukee 0

Conference quarterfinals

Note 1: All times are in Eastern Time (UTC−4).
Note 2: Game times in italics signify games to be played only if necessary.
Note 3: Home team is listed first.

Eastern Conference

(1) Norfolk Admirals vs. (8) Manchester Monarchs

April 20Norfolk Admirals3 2Manchester Monarchs Norfolk Scope Recap  
Mark Barberio 1 – 6:39First periodNo scoring
Alexandre Picard 1 – pp – 1:42
Trevor Smith 1 – pp – 3:39
Second periodNo scoring
No scoringThird period9:53 – shStefan Legein 1
13:57 – Marc-Andre Cliche 1
Jaroslav Janus 27 saves / 29 shotsGoalie stats Jeff Zatkoff 10 saves / 13 shots
Martin Jones 19 saves / 19 shots
April 21Norfolk Admirals2 5Manchester Monarchs Norfolk Scope Recap  
No scoringFirst period11:23 – Linden Vey 1
17:12 – Brandon Kozun 1
Alexandre Picard 2 – 5:10
Alexandre Picard 3 – 10:02
Second periodNo scoring
No scoringThird period5:28 – Robert Czarnik 1
16:16 – Linden Vey 2
17:59 – enAndy Andreoff 1
Jaroslav Janus 25 saves / 29 shotsGoalie stats Martin Jones 37 saves / 39 shots
April 25Manchester Monarchs2 5Norfolk Admirals Verizon Wireless Arena Recap  
Robert Czarnik 2 – 11:06First period0:35 – Brandon Segal 1
7:40 – Pierre-Cedric Labrie 1
Stefan Legein 2 – 12:51Second period4:31 – Philip-Michael Devos 1
No scoringThird period14:45 – ppAlexandre Picard 4
18:32 – en – Brandon Segal 2
Martin Jones 28 saves / 32 shotsGoalie stats Dustin Tokarski 25 saves / 27 shots
April 27Manchester Monarchs3 4OTNorfolk Admirals Verizon Wireless Arena Recap  
Justin Azevedo 1 – 0:38First periodNo scoring
Patrick Mullen 1 – 11:18
Andy Andreoff 1 – pp – 15:37
Second period7:18 – Evan Oberg 1
16:58 – ppMark Barberio 2
17:14 – Trevor Smith 2
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
No scoringFirst overtime period13:27 – Alexander Killorn 1
Jeff Zatkoff 35 saves / 39 shotsGoalie stats Dustin Tokarski 22 saves / 25 shots
Norfolk won series 31

(2) St. John's IceCaps vs. (7) Syracuse Crunch

April 20Syracuse Crunch2 3St. John's IceCaps Oncenter War Memorial Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Kyle Palmieri 1 – pp – 10:22Second period3:05 – Derek Meech 1
Mark Bell 1 – 10:35Third period12:22 – Aaron Gagnon 1
18:38 – Jason King 1
Iiro Tarkki 26 saves / 29 shotsGoalie stats Edward Pasquale 35 saves / 37 shots
April 21Syracuse Crunch4 3St. John's IceCaps Oncenter War Memorial Arena Recap  
Mark Bell 2 – 11:03First period0:41 – Aaron Gagnon 2
Mat Clark 1 – 0:41
John Mitchell 1 – 2:21
Second period4:18 – Patrice Cormier 1
Brandon McMillan 1 – pp – 12:25Third period0:46 – pp – Aaron Gagnon 3
Iiro Tarkki 18 saves / 21 shotsGoalie stats Edward Pasquale 36 saves / 40 shots
April 25St. John's IceCaps5 1Syracuse Crunch Mile One Centre Recap  
Patrice Cormier 2 – pp – 11:10
Derek Meech 2 – 17:21
First period12:57 – Dan Sexton 1
Brock Trotter 1 – pp – 7:54Second periodNo scoring
John Albert 1 – 4:51
Ben Maxwell 1 – 16:35
Third periodNo scoring
Edward Pasquale 40 saves / 41 shotsGoalie stats Iiro Tarkki 33 saves / 38 shots
April 27St. John's IceCaps4 3OTSyracuse Crunch Mile One Centre Recap  
No scoringFirst period5:12 – Mark Bell 3
5:48 – Emerson Etem 1
Carl Klingberg 1 – 2:49
John Albert 2 – 4:20
Second period15:35 – Emerson Etem 2
Raymond Sawada 1 – pp – 6:55Third periodNo scoring
Derek Meech 3 – 5:01First overtime periodNo scoring
Edward Pasquale 27 saves / 30 shotsGoalie stats Iiro Tarkki 34 saves / 38 shots
St. John's won series 31

(3) Bridgeport Sound Tigers vs. (6) Connecticut Whale

April 19Bridgeport Sound Tigers0 3Connecticut Whale Webster Bank Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
No scoringThird period1:03 – Kelsey Tessier 1
9:38 – Jordan Owens 1
13:18 – Ryan Bourque 1
Kevin Poulin 33 saves / 36 shotsGoalie stats Cam Talbot 42 saves / 42 shots
April 21Bridgeport Sound Tigers0 3Connecticut Whale Webster Bank Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst period5:32 – Jonathan Audy-Marchessault 1
No scoringSecond period6:44 – Marek Hrivik 1
No scoringThird period14:15 – pp – Marek Hrivik 2
Kevin Poulin 27 saves / 30 shotsGoalie stats Cam Talbot 41 saves / 41 shots
April 22Connecticut Whale4 3OTBridgeport Sound Tigers XL Center Recap  
Marek Hrivik 3 – pp – 6:11First period19:44 – ppJustin DiBenedetto 1
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
Ryan Bourque 2 – 5:32
Marek Hrivik 4 – 11:18
Third period10:32 – David Ullstrom 1
16:39 – Rhett Rakhshani 1
Casey Wellman 1 – pp – 16:36First overtime periodNo scoring
Cam Talbot 44 saves / 47 shotsGoalie stats Kevin Poulin 50 saves / 54 shots
Connecticut won series 30

(4) Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins vs. (5) Hershey Bears

April 20Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins3 1Hershey Bears Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza Recap  
Colin McDonald 1 – pp – 14:40First periodNo scoring
Cal O'Reilly 1 – pp – 11:38Second periodNo scoring
Colin McDonald 2 – 11:56Third period18:08 – Mike Carman 1
Brad Thiessen 19 saves / 20 shotsGoalie stats Dany Sabourin 26 saves / 29 shots
April 21Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins7 2Hershey Bears Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza Recap  
Colin McDonald 3 – 1:19
Zach Sill 1 – 10:57
Cody Wild 1 – 12:19
Geoff Walker 1 – pp – 17:00
First periodNo scoring
Matt Rust 1 – 9:24Second period2:29 – Patrick McNeill 1
13:54 – Garrett Mitchell 1
Ben Street 1 – sh, ps – 12:42
Colin McDonald 4 – pp – 18:09
Third periodNo scoring
Brad Thiessen 14 saves / 16 shotsGoalie stats Dany Sabourin 20 saves / 27 shots
April 25Hershey Bears4 3OTWilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins Giant Center Recap  
D. J. King 1 – 6:15
Cameron Schilling 1 – 17:03
First periodNo scoring
Kyle Greentree 1 – 13:03Second period0:38 – ppCal O'Reilly 2
No scoringThird period6:22 – Eric Tangradi 1
16:43 – ppAlex Grant 1
Ryan Potulny 1 – pp – 2:57First overtime periodNo scoring
Dany Sabourin 26 saves / 29 shotsGoalie stats Brad Thiessen 18 saves / 22 shots
April 27Hershey Bears4 1Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins Giant Center Recap  
Cameron Schilling 2 – pp – 17:26First periodNo scoring
Boyd Kane 1 – pp – 7:52Second period17:50 – Jason Williams 1
Boyd Kane 2 – pp – 10:07
Chris Bourqueen – 19:26
Third periodNo scoring
Dany Sabourin 22 saves / 23 shotsGoalie stats Brad Thiessen 19 saves / 22 shots
April 28Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins2 1Hershey Bears Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Cal O'Reilly 3 – pp – 17:31
Zach Sill 2 – 17:38
Second periodNo scoring
No scoringThird period0:23 – Ryan Potulny 2
Brad Thiessen 18 saves / 19 shotsGoalie stats Dany Sabourin 26 saves / 28 shots
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton won series 32

Western Conference

(1) Oklahoma City Barons vs. (8) Houston Aeros

April 19Houston Aeros0 5Oklahoma City Barons Toyota Center Recap  
No scoringFirst period13:25 – Tyler Pitlick 1
No scoringSecond period14:32 – ppTeemu Hartikainen 1
15:53 – Hunter Tremblay 1
16:43 – Tanner House 1
No scoringThird period15:59 – Anton Lander 1
Matt Hackett 33 saves / 37 shots
Mike Brodeur 10 saves / 11 shots
Goalie stats Yann Danis 14 saves / 14 shots
April 20Houston Aeros1 4Oklahoma City Barons Toyota Center Recap  
No scoringFirst period19:13 – Ryan Keller 1
No scoringSecond period4:02 – pp – Ryan Keller 2
14:15 – Tyler Pitlick 2
Cody Almond 1 – 3:48Third period13:17 – shHunter Tremblay 2
Matt Hackett 19 saves / 21 shots
Mike Brodeur 14 saves / 16 shots
Goalie stats Yann Danis 19 saves / 20 shots
April 22Oklahoma City Barons0 1Houston Aeros Cox Convention Center Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond period11:26 – Brett Bulmer 1
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
Yann Danis 20 saves / 21 shotsGoalie stats Mike Brodeur 31 saves / 31 shots
April 24Oklahoma City Barons5 2Houston Aeros Cox Convention Center Recap  
Mark Arcobello 1 – 6:13First period18:09 – Nate Prosser 1
Josh Green 1 – 0:45
Dylan Yeo 1 – 8:51
Second period4:15 – Kris Foucault 1
Philippe Cornet 1 – 8:28
Josh Green 2 – en – 18:30
Third periodNo scoring
Yann Danis 19 saves / 21 shotsGoalie stats Mike Brodeur 22 saves / 26 shots
Oklahoma City won series 31

(2) Toronto Marlies vs. (7) Rochester Americans

April 19Toronto Marlies4 3Rochester Americans Ricoh Coliseum Recap  
No scoringFirst period15:05 – ppPhil Varone 1
Jerry D'Amigo 1 – 15:09Second periodNo scoring
Matt Frattin 1 – 1:01
Michael Zigomanis 1 – pp – 4:40
Jerry D'Amigo 2 – 15:43
Third period7:02 – ppMarcus Foligno 1
11:24 – T. J. Brennan 1
Ben Scrivens 20 saves / 23 shotsGoalie stats David Leggio 34 saves / 38 shots
April 21Toronto Marlies4 3Rochester Americans Ricoh Coliseum Recap  
Jerry D'Amigo 3 – 1:44
Michael Zigomanis 2 – pp – 18:13
First periodNo scoring
Nicolas Deschamps 1 – 18:22Second period10:48 – Marcus Foligno 2
14:35 – Phil Varone 2
Jerry D'Amigo 4 – 18:10Third period3:21 – T. J. Brennan 2
Ben Scrivens 23 saves / 26 shotsGoalie stats David Leggio 21 saves / 25 shots
April 23Rochester Americans0 3Toronto Marlies Blue Cross Arena at the War Memorial Recap  
No scoringFirst period3:59 – Philippe Dupuis 1
No scoringSecond period1:36 – Jerry D'Amigo 5
No scoringThird period4:36 – Nazem Kadri 1
David Leggio 23 saves / 26 shotsGoalie stats Ben Scrivens 29 saves / 29 shots
Toronto won series 30

(3) Chicago Wolves vs. (6) San Antonio Rampage

April 19San Antonio Rampage5 4OTChicago Wolves AT&T Center Recap  
James Wright 1 – 14:37First period12:49 – Bill Sweatt 1
15:24 – Tim Miller 1
18:55 – ppNicklas Jensen 1
Drew Shore 1 – 5:12
Jon Matsumoto 1 – pp – 10:24
Second period8:01 – pp – Nicklas Jensen 2
Jon Matsumoto 2 – 5:23Third periodNo scoring
Colby Robak 1 – pp – 14:16First overtime periodNo scoring
Jacob Markstrom 33 saves / 37 shotsGoalie stats Eddie Lack 32 saves / 37 shots
April 21San Antonio Rampage4 3Chicago Wolves AT&T Center Recap  
Bill Thomas 1 – pp – 4:18
James Wright 2 – pp – 13:51
First period14:14 – Kevin Doell 1
Jon Matsumoto 3 – pp – 9:10
Bracken Kearns 1 – 13:43
Second periodNo scoring
No scoringThird period8:07 – ppDarren Haydar 1
8:48 – pp – Kevin Doell 2
Jacob Markstrom 36 saves / 39 shotsGoalie stats Matt Climie 20 saves / 24 shots
Eddie Lack 7 saves / 7 shots
April 24Chicago Wolves3 2San Antonio Rampage Allstate Arena Recap  
Jordan Schroeder 1 – 12:24
Darren Haydar 2 – 19:05
First periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond period16:41 – ppAlex Petrovic 1
Darren Haydar 3 – en – 19:22Third period19:58 – Bracken Kearns 2
Eddie Lack 18 saves / 20 shotsGoalie stats Dov Grumet-Morris 21 saves / 23 shots
April 25Chicago Wolves3 1San Antonio Rampage Allstate Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst period0:43 – Michael Caruso 1
Steven Reinprecht 1 – pp – 17:53Second periodNo scoring
Steven Reinprecht 2 – 12:00
Tim Miller 2 – en – 19:31
Third periodNo scoring
Eddie Lack 30 saves / 31 shotsGoalie stats Dov Grumet-Morris 12 saves / 14 shots
April 27Chicago Wolves2 32OTSan Antonio Rampage Allstate Arena Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond period7:23 – pp – Evan Barlow 1
Brad Hunt 1 – 10:34
Darren Haydar 4 – 18:52
Third period8:00 – Mark Cullen 1
No scoringSecond overtime period5:28 – Roman Derlyuk 1
Eddie Lack 34 saves / 37 shotsGoalie stats Jacob Markstrom 37 saves / 39 shots
San Antonio won series 32

(4) Abbotsford Heat vs. (5) Milwaukee Admirals

April 20Milwaukee Admirals2 6Abbotsford Heat Bradley Center Recap  
Mark Van Guilder 1 – 5:00
Jani Lajunen 1 – 17:59
First period3:33 – Dustin Sylvester 1
No scoringSecond period2:50 – ppGreg Nemisz 1
13:01 – Greg Nemisz 2
14:38 – ppKrys Kolanos 1
No scoringThird period12:44 – Jon Rheault 1
19:47 – en – Krys Kolanos 2
Jeremy Smith 20 saves / 25 shotsGoalie stats Danny Taylor 20 saves / 22 shots
April 22Milwaukee Admirals2 4Abbotsford Heat Bradley Center Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Brodie Dupont 1 – 0:32
Chris Mueller 1 – pp – 6:34
Second period4:08 – ppKrys Kolanos 3
14:59 – Ben Walter 1
No scoringThird period4:17 – Krys Kolanos 4
18:54 – enJon Rheault 2
Jeremy Smith 23 saves / 26 shotsGoalie stats Danny Taylor 28 saves / 30 shots
April 25Abbotsford Heat4 2Milwaukee Admirals Abbotsford Entertainment & Sports Centre Recap  
Hugh Jessiman 1 – 2:10First periodNo scoring
Clay Wilson 1 – pp – 6:18Second period16:24 – ppKyle Wilson 1
18:35 – ppVictor Bartley 1
Dustin Sylvester 2 – pp – 8:47
Clay Wilson 2 – en – 19:30
Third periodNo scoring
Danny Taylor 26 saves / 28 shotsGoalie stats Jeremy Smith 28 saves / 31 shots
Abbotsford won series 30

Conference semifinals

Eastern Conference

(1) Norfolk Admirals vs. (6) Connecticut Whale

May 2Norfolk Admirals2 3OTConnecticut Whale Norfolk Scope Recap  
Ondrej Palat 1 – 5:43
Pierre-Cedric Labrie 2 – 16:56
First period8:18 – Jonathan Audy-Marchessault 2
8:30 – Marek Hrivik 5
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
No scoringFirst overtime period2:53 – Andreas Thuresson 1
Dustin Tokarski 26 saves / 29 shotsGoalie stats Cam Talbot 31 saves / 33 shots
May 4Norfolk Admirals4 1Connecticut Whale Norfolk Scope Recap  
Alexander Killorn 2 – 3:00
Mike Kostka 1 – 17:44
First periodNo scoring
Tyler Johnson 1 – pp – 15:45Second period9:02 – ppAndre Deveaux 1
Cory Conacher 1 – pp – 4:41Third periodNo scoring
Dustin Tokarski 27 saves / 28 shotsGoalie stats Cam Talbot 36 saves / 40 shots
May 6Connecticut Whale3 4Norfolk Admirals XL Center Recap  
Casey Wellman 2 – pp – 5:20
Andre Deveaux 2 – 17:12
First period8:01 – shOndrej Palat 2
No scoringSecond period11:31 – ppAlexander Killorn 3
12:16 – Trevor Smith 3
17:40 – Mike Angelidis 1
Casey Wellman 3 – pp – 1:06Third periodNo scoring
Cam Talbot 18 saves / 22 shotsGoalie stats Dustin Tokarski 27 saves / 30 shots
May 7Connecticut Whale4 1Norfolk Admirals XL Center Recap  
Jonathan Audy-Marchessault 3 – 19:05First periodNo scoring
Scott Tanski 1 – 3:56Second period7:42 – Richard Panik 1
Casey Wellman 4 – 16:48
Kris Newbury 1 – en – 17:51
Third periodNo scoring
Cam Talbot 19 saves / 20 shotsGoalie stats Dustin Tokarski 20 saves / 23 shots
May 9*Connecticut Whale0 4Norfolk Admirals XL Center Recap  
No scoringFirst period15:15 – Alexandre Picard 5
No scoringSecond period2:43 – Alexandre Picard 6
No scoringThird period14:06 – Ondrej Palat 3
19:54 – Pierre-Cedric Labrie 3
Cam Talbot 32 saves / 36 shotsGoalie stats Jaroslav Janus 22 saves / 22 shots
May 11Norfolk Admirals2 1OTConnecticut Whale Norfolk Scope Recap  
No scoringFirst period14:49 – Jonathan Audy-Marchessault 4
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
Tyler Johnson 2 – 10:52Third periodNo scoring
Richard Panik 2 – 13:01First overtime periodNo scoring
Jaroslav Janus 30 saves / 31 shotsGoalie stats Cam Talbot 44 saves / 46 shots
Norfolk won series 42

* Game five was played at the Webster Bank Arena in Bridgeport.

(2) St. John's IceCaps vs. (4) Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins

May 1St. John's IceCaps3 1Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins Mile One Centre Recap  
No scoringFirst period4:42 – ppCal O'Reilly 4
Brock Trotter 2 – 7:25Second periodNo scoring
Brock Trotter 3 – 2:27
Garth Murray 1 – 18:06
Third periodNo scoring
Eddie Pasquale 19 saves / 20 shotsGoalie stats Brad Thiessen 34 saves / 37 shots
May 2St. John's IceCaps1 3Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins Mile One Centre Recap  
Ben Maxwell 2 – pp – 15:42First period9:48 – Eric Tangradi 2
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
No scoringThird period2:38 – shJoey Mormina 1
4:58 – ppJason Williams 2
Edward Pasquale 35 saves / 38 shotsGoalie stats Brad Thiessen 22 saves / 23 shots
May 5Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins1 2OTSt. John's IceCaps Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza Recap  
No scoringFirst period12:37 – Brock Trotter 4
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
Eric Tangradi 3 – 18:58Third periodNo scoring
No scoringFirst overtime period10:02 – Brock Trotter 5
Brad Thiessen 16 saves / 18 shotsGoalie stats Edward Pasquale 28 saves / 29 shots
May 6Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins2 3OTSt. John's IceCaps Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza Recap  
Colin McDonald 5 – 4:30
Eric Tangradi 4 – 6:49
First periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond period4:24 – Derek Meech 4
16:35 – Maxime Macenauer 1
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
No scoringFirst overtime period0:27 – Ben Maxwell 3
Brad Thiessen 26 saves / 29 shotsGoalie stats Edward Pasquale 14 saves / 16 shots
May 8Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins3 22OTSt. John's IceCaps Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza Recap  
No scoringFirst period5:21 – Jason King 2
Paul Thompson 1 – 8:12Second periodNo scoring
Alex Grant 2 – 2:18Third period4:00 – ppPaul Postma 1
Simon Despres 1 – 12:08Second overtime periodNo scoring
Brad Thiessen 26 saves / 28 shots
Scott Munroe 1 save / 1 shot
Goalie stats Edward Pasquale 42 saves / 45 shots
May 11St. John's IceCaps2 4Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins Mile One Centre Recap  
No scoringFirst period9:48 – ppJason Williams 3
Patrice Cormier 3 – pp – 4:31
Raymond Sawada 2 – pp – 11:09
Second period19:51 – ppCal O'Reilly 5
No scoringThird period5:41 – Zach Sill 3
16:30 – Paul Thompson 2
Edward Pasquale 27 saves / 31 shotsGoalie stats Brad Thiessen 29 saves / 31 shots
May 12St. John's IceCaps3 2Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins Mile One Centre Recap  
Raymond Sawada 3 – 11:52First periodNo scoring
Aaron Gagnon 4 – pp – 11:35Second period6:43 – Ryan Craig 1
Aaron Gagnon 5 – 0:53Third period9:36 – ppColin McDonald 6
Edward Pasquale 26 saves / 28 shotsGoalie stats Brad Thiessen 24 saves / 27 shots
St. John's won series 43

Western Conference

(1) Oklahoma City Barons vs. (6) San Antonio Rampage

May 3Oklahoma City Barons4 6San Antonio Rampage Cox Convention Center Recap  
Hunter Tremblay 3 – 10:13
Mark Arcobello 2 – pp – 12:21
First period16:58 – ppAlex Petrovic 2
Josh Green 3 – 1:24
Teemu Hartikainen 2 – 3:48
Second period2:46 – Mark Cullen 2
8:13 – Bill Thomas 2
16:55 – ppTyson Strachan 1
No scoringThird period15:21 – Michael Caruso 1
18:09 – Jon Matsumoto 4
Yann Danis 23 saves / 29 shotsGoalie stats Jacob Markstrom 26 saves / 30 shots
May 5Oklahoma City Barons5 4OTSan Antonio Rampage Cox Convention Center Recap  
Chris VandeVelde 1 – 8:31First period19:18 – ppBill Thomas 3
Mark Arcobello 3 – 11:47
Teemu Hartikainen 3 – 13:37
Second period2:59 – ppMark Cullen 3
Magnus Paajarvi 1 – pp – 19:50Third period10:16 – pp – Evan Barlow 2
15:31 – Bill Thomas 4
Josh Green 4 – 11:40First overtime periodNo scoring
Yann Danis 22 saves / 26 shotsGoalie stats Jacob Markstrom 32 saves / 37 shots
May 7San Antonio Rampage1 2OTOklahoma City Barons AT&T Center Recap  
No scoringFirst period1:18 – Anton Lander 2
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
James Wright 3 – pp – 11:06Third periodNo scoring
No scoringFirst overtime period15:50 – Chris VandeVelde 2
Jacob Markstrom 34 saves / 36 shotsGoalie stats Yann Danis 25 saves / 26 shots
May 10San Antonio Rampage1 2OTOklahoma City Barons AT&T Center Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
Bill Thomas 5 – 15:09Third period10:56 – Hunter Tremblay 4
No scoringFirst overtime period1:05 – Chris VandeVelde 3
Jacob Markstrom 28 saves / 30 shotsGoalie stats Yann Danis 30 saves / 31 shots
May 11San Antonio Rampage3 4Oklahoma City Barons AT&T Center Recap  
No scoringFirst period19:56 – ppMark Arcobello 4
Michal Repik 1 – pp – 18:06Second period9:26 – ppBryan Rodney 1
Scott Timmins 1 – 4:55
Mark Cullen 4 – 5:17
Third period2:12 – Ryan Keller 3
17:54 – pp – Ryan Keller 4
Jacob Markstrom 27 saves / 31 shotsGoalie stats Yann Danis 22 saves / 25 shots
Oklahoma City won series 41

(2) Toronto Marlies vs. (4) Abbotsford Heat

May 1Toronto Marlies1 3Abbotsford Heat Ricoh Coliseum Recap  
No scoringFirst period15:24 – Max Reinhart 1
No scoringSecond period8:17 – Chris Breen 1
Matt Frattin 2 – 1:27Third period18:39 – enGuillaume Desbiens 1
Ben Scrivens 26 saves / 28 shotsGoalie stats Danny Taylor 31 saves / 32 shots
May 3Toronto Marlies5 1Abbotsford Heat Ricoh Coliseum Recap  
Ryan Hamilton 1 – pp – 15:15
Matt Frattin 3 – 19:36
First period10:03 – Jon Rheault 3
Jerry D'Amigo 6 – 2:03
Korbinian Holzer 1 – 3:56
Second periodNo scoring
Nazem Kadri 2 – en – 11:30Third periodNo scoring
Ben Scrivens 37 saves / 38 shotsGoalie stats Danny Taylor 24 saves / 28 shots
May 5Abbotsford Heat1 4Toronto Marlies Abbotsford Entertainment & Sports Centre Recap  
No scoringFirst period0:58 – Nazem Kadri 3
11:43 – Matt Frattin 4
Dustin Sylvester 3 – 2:21Second period12:30 – Philippe Dupuis 2
No scoringThird period14:46 – Marcel Mueller 1
Leland Irving 22 saves / 26 shotsGoalie stats Ben Scrivens 20 saves / 21 shots
May 8Abbotsford Heat1 3Toronto Marlies Abbotsford Entertainment & Sports Centre Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
Hugh Jessiman 2 – 9:29Second periodNo scoring
No scoringThird period2:31 – Greg Scott 1
7:11 – sh – Greg Scott 2
19:31 – en – Greg Scott 3
Danny Taylor 14 saves / 16 shotsGoalie stats Ben Scrivens 35 saves / 36 shots
May 9Abbotsford Heat2 3OTToronto Marlies Abbotsford Entertainment & Sports Centre Recap  
Paul Byron 1 – sh – 3:03
Krys Kolanos 5 – 13:30
First period14:32 – Jake Gardiner 1
No scoringSecond period18:00 – Matt Frattin 5
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
No scoringFirst overtime period9:02 – ppMichael Zigomanis 3
Danny Taylor 33 saves / 36 shotsGoalie stats Ben Scrivens 29 saves / 31 shots
Toronto won series 41

Conference finals

Eastern Conference

(1) Norfolk Admirals vs. (2) St. John's IceCaps

May 17Norfolk Admirals6 1St. John's IceCaps Norfolk Scope Recap  
Mike Kostka 2 – pp – 18:55First periodNo scoring
Michel Ouellet 1 – pp – 3:08
Mike Kostka 3 – 11:04
Jean-Philippe Cote 1 – 13:42
Second periodNo scoring
Ondrej Palat 4 – 1:28
Keith Aulie 1 – 7:21
Third period2:11 – ppZach Redmond 1
Dustin Tokarski 29 saves / 30 shotsGoalie stats Edward Pasquale 17 saves / 21 shots
David Aebischer 10 saves / 12 shots
May 19Norfolk Admirals3 1St. John's IceCaps Norfolk Scope Recap  
Richard Panik 3 – 0:51First periodNo scoring
Alexandre Picard 7 – 15:38Second period1:51 – John Albert 3
Alexandre Picard 8 – en – 19:07Third periodNo scoring
Dustin Tokarski 30 saves / 31 shotsGoalie stats Edward Pasquale 35 saves / 37 shots
May 21St. John's IceCaps0 1OTNorfolk Admirals Mile One Centre Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
No scoringFirst overtime period1:37 – Pierre-Cedric Labrie 4
Edward Pasquale 26 saves / 27 shotsGoalie stats Dustin Tokarski 25 saves / 25 shots
May 22St. John's IceCaps0 4Norfolk Admirals Mile One Centre Recap  
No scoringFirst period15:15 – Evan Oberg 2
17:47 – ppTyler Johnson 3
No scoringSecond period1:41 – Trevor Smith 4
No scoringThird period9:28 – ppBrandon Segal 3
Edward Pasquale 38 saves / 42 shotsGoalie stats Dustin Tokarski 29 saves / 29 shots
Norfolk won series 40

Western Conference

(1) Oklahoma City Barons vs. (2) Toronto Marlies

May 17Oklahoma City Barons0 5Toronto Marlies Cox Convention Center Recap  
No scoringFirst period5:47 – Marcel Mueller 2
14:12 – ppNicolas Deschamps 2
No scoringSecond period12:16 – Matt Frattin 6
No scoringThird period5:03 – Joe Colborne 1
13:08 – Jake Gardiner 2
Yann Danis 27 saves / 32 shotsGoalie stats Ben Scrivens 31 saves / 31 shots
May 18Oklahoma City Barons5 1Toronto Marlies Cox Convention Center Recap  
Mark Arcobello 5 – pp – 4:23
Teemu Hartikainen 4 – 19:51
First periodNo scoring
Philippe Cornet 2 – 16:49Second periodNo scoring
Chris VandeVelde 4 – 16:25
Ryan Keller 5 – en – 17:28
Third period9:21 – Will Acton 1
Yann Danis 27 saves / 28 shotsGoalie stats Ben Scrivens 22 saves / 26 shots
May 21Toronto Marlies5 3Oklahoma City Barons Ricoh Coliseum Recap  
Philippe Dupuis 3 – pp – 12:35First periodNo scoring
Ryan Hamilton 2 – pp – 14:57
Matt Frattin 7 – 19:17
Second period17:10 – ppBryan Rodney 2
18:29 – Chris VandeVelde 5
Matt Frattin 8 – 17:58
Jerry D'Amigo 7 – sh, en – 18:53
Third period11:56 – Magnus Paajarvi 2
Ben Scrivens 25 saves / 28 shotsGoalie stats Yann Danis 22 saves / 26 shots
May 23Toronto Marlies3 0Oklahoma City Barons Ricoh Coliseum Recap  
Philippe Dupuis 4 – 13:42First periodNo scoring
Nicolas Deschamps 3 – 11:36Second periodNo scoring
Jerry D'Amigo 8 – en – 18:22Third periodNo scoring
Ben Scrivens 30 saves / 30 shotsGoalie stats Yann Danis 10 saves / 12 shots
David LeNeveu 3 saves / 3 shots
May 25Toronto Marlies3 1Oklahoma City Barons Ricoh Coliseum Recap  
Matt Frattin 9 – pp – 1:13First periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond period19:45 – Chris VandeVelde 6
Simon Gysbers 1 – 8:38
Matt Frattin 10 – en – 19:18
Third periodNo scoring
Ben Scrivens 26 saves / 27 shotsGoalie stats Yann Danis 22 saves / 24 shots
Toronto won series 41

Calder Cup Finals

Norfolk Admirals vs. Toronto Marlies

June 1Norfolk Admirals3 1Toronto Marlies Norfolk Scope Recap  
Cory Conacher 2 – 12:21First periodNo scoring
Tyler Johnson 4 – pp – 10:03Second periodNo scoring
Brandon Segal 4 – en, sh – 19:41Third period3:57 – Carter Ashton 1
Dustin Tokarski 23 saves / 24 shotsGoalie stats Ben Scrivens 39 saves / 41 shots
June 2Norfolk Admirals4 2Toronto Marlies Norfolk Scope Recap  
Richard Panik 4 – 14:38First period18:20 – ppJoe Colborne 2
Alexandre Picard 9 – 15:17Second periodNo scoring
Brandon Segal 5 – 8:26
Trevor Smith 5 – 15:52
Third period19:17 – Juraj Mikus 1
Dustin Tokarski 30 saves / 32 shotsGoalie stats Ben Scrivens 28 saves / 32 shots
June 7Toronto Marlies0 1OTNorfolk Admirals Ricoh Coliseum Recap  
No scoringFirst periodNo scoring
No scoringSecond periodNo scoring
No scoringThird periodNo scoring
No scoringFirst overtime period9:09 – Mike Kostka 4
Ben Scrivens 30 saves / 31 shotsGoalie stats Dustin Tokarski 22 saves / 22 shots
June 9Toronto Marlies1 6Norfolk Admirals Ricoh Coliseum Recap  
Michael Zigomanis 4 – pp – 19:43First period6:17 – Richard Panik 5
No scoringSecond period4:26 – Mike Kostka 5
16:45 – Tyler Johnson 5
No scoringThird period0:44 – pp – Mike Kostka 6
12:35 – en – Tyler Johnson 6
13:33 – Pierre-Cedric Labrie 5
Ben Scrivens 26 saves / 31 shotsGoalie stats Dustin Tokarski 18 saves / 19 shots
Norfolk wins series 40

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. [1]

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

PlayerTeamGPGAPtsPIM
Alexandre Picard Norfolk Admirals 18971648
Trevor Smith Norfolk Admirals 185111620
Cory Conacher Norfolk Admirals 182131528
Tyler Johnson Norfolk Admirals 1468146
Philippe Dupuis Toronto Marlies 174101420
Matt Frattin Toronto Marlies 13103136
Jerry D'Amigo Toronto Marlies 17851312
Colin McDonald Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins 1267132
Mark Arcobello Oklahoma City Barons 1458136
Jon Matsumoto San Antonio Rampage 1049138

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 360 minutes played. The table is initially sorted by goals against average, with the criterion for inclusion in bold. [2]

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 Norfolk Admirals 14122373211.46.9443865
Ben Scrivens Toronto Marlies 17116509331.92.93531029
Cam Talbot Connecticut Whale 954327202.10.9392571
Brad Thiessen Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins 1266292272.14.9080756
Danny Taylor Abbotsford Heat 743192162.26.9170425
Edward Pasquale St. John's IceCaps 1578482372.42.9230917

Broadcasting

Leafs TV, as the main broadcaster of the Toronto Marlies, aired the first three games of the Calder Cup Final in Canada. While the channel is normally restricted to the home market of the Toronto Maple Leafs (which includes most of Ontario), Leafs TV allowed television providers outside of the Leafs' market to carry the channel during the Calder Cup on a "preview" basis to allow nationwide coverage of the games. Sportsnet One would replace Leafs TV to air Game 4. In the United States, CBS Sports Network picked up the broadcast rights in the United States beginning with game 3, while Norfolk-area CW affiliate WGNT aired the games in simulcast with their Canadian broadcaster. The series was also carried by ESPN America, and on the NHL Home Ice channel on Sirius XM. [3]

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