Wolves rack up records in Rockford
Stefan Noesen scored his 47th and 48th goals and Andrew Poturalski became the first AHL player in 12 seasons to reach the 100-point mark as the Chicago Wolves earned a 3-2 victory at Rockford in Saturday’s regular-season finale. That will be good enough for the AHL’s best record — and home-ice advantage throughout the postseason — if the Stockton Heat lose their season-finale Saturday night at Bakersfield. With his pair of goals, Noesen clinched the Willie Marshall Award that goes the AHL’s leading goal-scorer. He became the 100th player in AHL history — and the first since 2009-10 — to eclipse the 100-point mark. Alex Lyon (18-7-3) stopped 23 of 25 shots to ensure the Wolves finished as the AHL champion in fewest goals allowed per game at ...
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