AHL Game 65 Preview: WB/S @ Providence
Eric Politowski | WBS "Baby" Penguins
Friday March 12, 2010
Baby Pens only one point out of 8th place in the Eastern Conference.
Baby Pens only one point out of 8th place in the Eastern Conference.
Nick Johnson continues his strong sophomore campaign
Will the Baby Pens make the playoffs?
Insight and analysis from the Baby Pens three games in three days this past weekend.
The Baby Penguins have been wildly inconsistent all season but some players are doing very well on an individual basis. Check out the first half awards compiled by FF.
Baby Pens look for two in a row tonight against Jeff Taffe and the Americans.
Chris Conner scored two goals and tallied three assists in the WB/S victory.
The Baby Penguins continue their search for an identity, on the road in Syracuse, NY.
Super pest Louis Robitaille makes his return to the Wachovia Arena, tonight at 7:05.
Rugged d-man Deryk Engelland continues his strong play, as he is now +11 in his last 8 games.
The Baby Pens look to get rid of their road woes with a win tonight against the spirited Crunch.
Andy Chiodo returns to Wilkes-Barre
Find out how each individual defensemen is performing in WB/S this season.
Find out how each individual forward is performing in WB/S this season.
Haddad, Grant make their WB/S debut tonight
Boogaard, Bayda and Veilleux all injured in losing effort.
Luca Caputi is catching fire in Wilkes-Barre and due to a rash of injuries, it will be needed to keep the team competitive.
Caputi, Bayda and the Baby Pens visit Giroux, Gordon and the Hershey Bears.
Update: Eric Tangradi unexpectedly scratched
Eric Tangradi could return to the line-up, which is in need of some offense.
Find out how the Baby Pens faired against Hershey and Bridgeport this past weekend.
Baby Pens earn a 4-3 shootout victory thanks to late heroics by Mark Letestu and Ryan Bayda.
Syracuse travels to WB/S, with a 0-3 road record.
Baby Pens win 6-3
The Baby Pens play their first road game of the year.
Over 150 penalty minutes..
The Baby Pens face the Sound Tigers for the first time since they eliminated them from the playoffs last season.
The only highlight of the night is a big hit and a scrap.
The young Penguins look to unseat the defending Calder Cup champs.
Wyatt Smith impresses on opening night.
Tonight is opening night in Wilkes-Barre
We take a look at the newly acquired players that will play all or most of the year in the minor leagues, and which players received AHL camp invites.
Thirty-four year-old John Haynes, a Boston University graduate, will step in and begin his tenure in the AHL.
Veteran goaltender Adam Berkhoel and ECHL defenseman Mitch Ganzak have signed on with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins for the 2009-10 season.
The Pittsburgh Penguins today announced that interim head coach Todd Reirden of the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins of the AHL has been signed to a multi-year contract.
The Hershey Bears have eliminated the Penguins from AHL Calder Cup contention… but they didn’t quit.
Wrist slit open by skate blade; Letestu scores in overtime
The Penguins send Bridgeport to the golf course.
Penguins take control of opening series; Tangradi news
The Minard Train completes a three goal comeback with a tally in overtime, as the Penguins take home a 2-0 series lead.
Dustin Jeffrey and Luca Caputi help push the Pens to a game 1 victory in Bridgeport.