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Chicago Wolves (36-27-5-4)

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Milwaukee Admirals (37-28-4-3)

BMO Harris Bradley Center - Milwaukee, Wisconsin

April 16, 2013

Western Conference Standings:

1. *Texas Stars | 73 GP | 42-20-5-6 | 95 PTS

2. *Toronto Marlies | 72 GP | 40-23-3-6 | 89 PTS

3. *Grand Rapids Griffins | 73 GP | 40-25-4-4 | 88 PTS

4. Charlotte Checkers | 73 GP | 40-25-4-4 | 88 PTS

5. Houston Aeros | 73 GP | 38-25-5-5 | 86 PTS

6. Rochester Americans | 73 GP | 41-28-3-1 | 86 PTS

7. Oklahoma City Barons | 72 GP | 37-24-2-9 | 85 PTS

8. Rockford IceHogs | 74 GP | 40-31-2-1 | 83 PTS

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9. Milwaukee Admirals | 72 GP | 37-28-4-3 | 81 PTS

10. Chicago Wolves | 72 GP | 36-27-5-4 | 81 PTS

11. Lake Erie Monsters | 74 GP | 34-30-3-7 | 78 PTS

12. Abbotsford Heat | 74 GP | 34-30-4-6 | 78 PTS

13. Peoria Rivermen | 72 GP | 33-32-4-3 | 73 PTS

14. San Antonio Rampage | 73 GP | 29-36-2-6 | 66 PTS

15. Hamilton Bulldogs | 73 GP | 28-39-1-5 | 62 PTS

Chicago Wolves scoring leaders:

Darren Haydar - 67 GP, 20 goals, 34 assists, 54 points

Brett Sterling - 44 GP, 23 goals, 21 assists, 44 points

Bill Sweatt - 62 GP, 14 goals, 20 assists, 34 points

Jon Matsumoto - 63 GP, 15 goals, 18 assists, 33 points

Andrew Ebbett - 37 GP, 11 goals, 21 assists, 32 points

Milwaukee Admirals scoring leaders:

Zach Hamill - 68 GP, 17 goals, 25 assists, 42 points

Taylor Beck - 50 GP, 11 goals, 30 assists, 41 points

Austin Watson - 68 GP, 20 goals, 16 assists, 36 points

Chris Mueller - 55 GP, 18 goals, 18 assists, 36 points

Michael Latta - 67 GP, 9 goals, 26 assists, 35 points

Projected starting goalies:

Chicago: Matt Climie (23-23-3, 2.45 GAA, .920 Save%, 6 shutouts)

Milwaukee: Magnus Hellberg (18-13-0, 2.22 GAA, .923 Save%, 4 shutouts)

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Lineup notes: Frank Corrado was assigned to the Wolves by the Canucks and may dress tonight, as per Jason Shaver.

Jason Shaver@theshaves4h

Frankie Corrado could make his Wolves season debut tonight. His season began in early September w/ a tournament in Russia. #youthfulEnergy

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Biggest game of the season for the Wolves tonight. They have 4 games left in their season and are currently tied with the Ads for 9th in the conference with 81 points, 2 points clear of the final playoff spot. It's simple: they win tonight and they move into a playoff spot while simultaneously preventing Milwaukee from moving up. If they lose, it's the other way around. Milwaukee moves up into a playoff spot and the Wolves stay behind.

Barring a collapse by the Americans or Barons to end the season, I think they're safely in the playoffs, which means it's only the 8th and final playoff spot that's up for grabs. Rockford, Milwaukee and Chicago are the three teams vying for that spot as 11th place Lake Erie and 12th place Abbotsford are pretty much out of it. Rockford currently holds the 8th spot but they've played two more games than both Milwaukee and Chicago and only have 2 games left to play. Basically, it's the Wolves and the team they're playing tonight that I believe are in this race and they've got two games left against eachother, tonight and on Saturday.

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Looks like the lines are:

Sweatt - Matsumoto - Haydar

Sterling - Schroeder - Gordon

Archibald - Kattelus - Davies

Jensen - Friesen - Grenier

Matheson - Regner

Sauve - Corrado

Groulx - Blain

So 6/12 forwards and 2/6 D are prospects. A little better, but I wish they'd put in Mallet already. Guy's wasting away in the box.

Also for those not watching/listening, you get a cookie if you guess who the starter is! ;)

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Looks like the lines are:

Sweatt - Matsumoto - Haydar

Sterling - Schroeder - Gordon

Archibald - Kattelus - Davies

Jensen - Friesen - Grenier

Matheson - Regner

Sauve - Corrado

Groulx - Blain

So 6/12 forwards and 2/6 D are prospects. A little better, but I wish they'd put in Mallet already. Guy's wasting away in the box.

Also for those not watching/listening, you get a cookie if you guess who the starter is! ;)

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Apparently bad coverage by Sauve on that 3-0 goal.

It's looking like they're going to miss the playoffs. Can't generate any goals... Jensen playing well but on the 4th line, Sweatt-Schroeder-Archibald line split up when it had been working, Haydar on the point during a PP, starting Climie back to back to back and wearing him into the ground... not to mention the lineup decisions. Just a very poorly coached team.

I don't see how you can pin that on Chicago management.

How much more does a coach have to do to ensure his team's chances go into the tank?

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