AHL hockey

Led by the man in the mask Keith Kinkaid and a pair of goals off the stick of Joe Whitney the Albany Devils continued to dominate their chief rival Adirondack Friday night 4-1. The win was the 5th this season in 7 games against the Phantoms...

Ties before a shootout are not like kissing you're sister. You get something for forcing the game to the extra five minutes and a shootout. I say this because the Albany Devils had been able to notch points in three straight games even though they won just one of those...

After dropping a 2-1 game in Springfield in a shootout the Albany Devils took their act into Atlantic City and promptly lost again in a shootout, this time to their rivals, the Adirondack Phantoms, 3-2. Over 5,000 people packed the Boardwalk hall to watch their Phantoms reduce the lead in the Time Warner Cable Cup series to 4-2 in favor of Albany...

Eric Gelinas scored a first period tally for the Albany Devils Saturday night. However, that's all the Devils scored in losing to the Springfield Falcons Saturday night on the road, 2-1. Springfield scored the first goal of the game, then was kept at bay the rest of the contest until the shootout, that is, when the Falcons outscored the Devils 2-1 to get the win and the two points in the standings

Over 7,300 hockey fans and some out for a great deal packed into the Times Union Center Saturday night to watch the Albany Devils defeat Worcester 4-1, and stopping a 1 game losing skid. The Devils started a bit slow surrendering the games 1st goal just after the 7 minute mark...

After a mild 1st period Friday night in Manchester things got crazy, defensive assignments were missed and goals were a plenty. In fact Manchester scored 6 over the last 2 periods and went on to hand the Albany Devils their 1st loss of the new year 7-4...

Some say being on the road for Christmas for athletes is a bad thing. Some say it is a good thing as there isn't the holiday distractions. Either way it is never good to lose at any time or any place. The Devils started their four game roadie with a loss in Bridgeport Wednesday night 4-3...

Congratulations to Devils forward Bobby Butler, off his red hot last six games has been named the AHL player of the week for the period ending on December 16th. The red hot right winger in three games scored six goals and added a game winning assist for the resurgent Devils, who have won five of their past six hockey games going into Wednesday night...

Staring at a new franchise record, the Albany Devils went for six straight wins Saturday night at the Times Union Center. Sadly, the Providence Bruins didn't co-operate. Tied at one goal apiece after the third period, neither team could crack the opposing goalie in overtime and off to a shootout the game went...

What a nice turn around it has been for the Albany Devils. After being unable to string together two wins in a row early in the season, all of a sudden they have reeled off five straight wins after downing beating the Connecticut Whale on the road Friday night 4-3...

Another day without NHL hockey has gone by. Thank you Gary Bettman. NOT! Some programmers are not standing by waiting for the NHL to come back either. Take satellite provider Sirius/XM and their NHL channel for example. Rather then sit by with just talk programming or old games Sirius/XM has been aggressive in airing AHL games and now with the season cancelled at least through the end of December

Perhaps Keith Kinkaid was a little upset losing a possible shutout Saturday night at the Times Union Center with just over two minutes to go in a Devils 3-1 win over Bridgeport. After all, shutouts aren't an easy accomplishment. Kinkaid came back Sunday in Connencticut and blanked the Whale 1-0 behind Kinkaid...