Syracuse Smash

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Syracuse Smash
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Based in Syracuse, New York
Arena War Memorial at Oncenter
Colorsblack, blue, white and gray
Later Ottawa Rebel 2001–2003 & Edmonton Rush 2005-2015
Currently Saskatchewan Rush 2016-Present

The Syracuse Smash were a member of the National Lacrosse League from 1998 to 2000. They were based in Syracuse, New York. The team finished last in the standings each of their three seasons, before moving to Ottawa, Ontario to become the Ottawa Rebel. In their three seasons in the NLL, the Smash never won a game on the road. [1]

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All time Record

SeasonDivisionW-LFinishHomeRoadGFGACoachPlayoffs
1998  2-107th2-40-6163219Kevin AlexanderMissed playoffs
1999  3-97th3-30-6161198Freeman Bucktooth,
Pat Donahue,
Steve Scaramuzzino [2] 		Missed playoffs
2000  1-118th1-50-6135207Pat DonahueMissed playoffs
Total3 seasons6-30 6-120-18459624 

Schedule

1998 schedule

GameDateOpponentLocationScoreOTAttendanceRecord
1January 3, 1998@ Baltimore Thunder 1st Mariner Arena L 13–232,9540–1
2January 10, 1998@ Rochester Knighthawks Blue Cross Arena L 12–176,8360–2
3January 17, 1998 Rochester Knighthawks Oncenter War Memorial Arena W 14–124,6711–2
4January 24, 1998 Philadelphia Wings (1987–2014) Oncenter War Memorial Arena L 15–173,7551–3
5January 30, 1998 Baltimore Thunder Oncenter War Memorial Arena L 11–204,7431–4
6January 31, 1998@ New York Saints Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum L 10–237,8571–5
7February 13, 1998@ Philadelphia Wings (1987–2014) Wachovia Center L 11–1413,2131–6
8February 21, 1998 New York Saints Oncenter War Memorial Arena W 19–173,9142–6
9March 7, 1998@ Ontario Raiders Copps Coliseum L 11–153,4162–7
10March 27, 1998 Ontario Raiders Oncenter War Memorial Arena L 21–22OT4,2112–8
11April 4, 1998 Buffalo Bandits Oncenter War Memorial Arena L 16–204,0842–9
12April 11, 1998@ Buffalo Bandits KeyBank Center L 10–1912,7452–10

1999 schedule

GameDateOpponentLocationScoreOTAttendanceRecord
1January 9, 1999 Philadelphia Wings (1987–2014) Oncenter War Memorial Arena W 19–125,2131–0
2January 23, 1999@ Rochester Knighthawks Blue Cross Arena L 13–209,1511–1
3January 29, 1999@ Buffalo Bandits HSBC Arena L 16–178,1291–2
4February 5, 1998 Baltimore Thunder Oncenter War Memorial Arena W 15–144,9842–2
5February 26, 1998 Rochester Knighthawks Oncenter War Memorial Arena L 15–175,3472–3
6February 28, 1998@ New York Saints Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum L 8–136,3372–4
7March 6, 1998@ Philadelphia Wings (1987–2014) Wachovia Center L 6–1515,6782–5
8March 13, 1999 Toronto Rock Oncenter War Memorial Arena L 12–194,2372–6
9March 26, 1999@ Toronto Rock Maple Leaf Gardens L 12–1913,3002–7
10March 27, 1999 New York Saints Oncenter War Memorial Arena L 14–154,0442–8
11April 3, 1999@ Baltimore Thunder 1st Mariner Arena L 17–267,1322–9
12April 10, 1999 Buffalo Bandits Oncenter War Memorial Arena W 14–113,4523–9

References

  1. ↑ "Syracuse Smash Franchise History (1998-2000)". statscrew.com. Retrieved August 2, 2019.
  2. ↑ All three were "co-coaches"
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