The Colorado Avalanche announced today that 2015 1st round draft choice (10th overall), Mikko Rantanen, has been reassigned to the San Antonio Rampage. Dennis Everberg was called up to replace Rantanen in Denver. Rantanen, 18, was scoreless in six games with the Avalanche and was a team worst -5. According to CBA rules, since Rantanen…
On the newest installment of Running With the Herd Live, JP and I discuss the opening night OT loss in Cedar Park, the heroes and goats of game one, and look ahead to this weekend’s pair of games against the Grand Rapids Griffins. Additionally, we discuss policy changes at the ATT Center, I reveal my…
On tonight’s season premiere episode of Running With the Herd Live, JP and I discuss ATT Center improvements, final roster decisions, and try to predict the future. We were also joined by Rampage radio play-by-play man Dan Weiss, I throw my projected lines at the wall to see what sticks, and talk Jack Skille and…
Late Wednesday night–hey, I’m a school teacher, 9PM is late–my Twitter timeline started lighting up at the news that the Colorado Avalanche had traded defenseman Stefan Elliott. Elliott, an unsigned RFA, was slated to begin the season in San Antonio playing for the Rampage if, or when, he signed his new deal. I’ve had the…
SAN ANTONIO (Aug. 27, 2015) – The San Antonio Rampage will open their 14th American Hockey League (AHL) season, presented by CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health System, on Oct. 10 against Pacific Division rival the Texas Stars at the Cedar Park Center at 7 p.m. San Antonio will play its first home game on Saturday, Oct.…
Running With the Herd Live returned tonight for a special mid-summer edition. After some quick intros for our new hockey brothers and sisters to the northwest, we update Rampage fans on the whereabouts of some of our favorites from last season, look at the Avalanche offseason and how it impacts the Rampage, and dig deeper…
Source: http://www.chirpsfromcenterice.com AHL Top 100 Free Agents — The Big Board. When Jonathan Bombulie announced earlier this year that he was taking a job in Pittsburgh to cover the beat of the NHL version of the Penguins, one of the things that he left behind was his yearly AHL Free Agent “Big Board” which is…