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Heritage Bank Center to play host to plenty of excitement in 2024-25 By: Dana Grey, Cincinnati Cyclones CINCINNATI, OH - The Cincinnati Cyclones, proud ECHL affiliate of the Toronto Maple Leafs, have announced the promotional schedule for the 2024-2025 season inside Heritage Bank Center. This schedule includes 13 unique giveaways for fans, eight $2 Beer Nights, and seven specialty jersey games. The fun begins with the Cyclones’ annual “First Face-Off” on Saturday, October 26th, when Cincinnati hosts divisional-rival the Indy Fuel on home ice. The first 5,000 fans inside Heritage Bank Center will receive a 2024-25 Cyclones Team Calendar, while everyone in attendance can take advantage of $2 beers, sodas, and hot dogs. The ‘Clones are fired up to bring beloved nights by fans to the rink and debut some exciting calendar changes. Cincy will host “Shutout the Hate” night on November 1st, set off “New Year’s Eve Fireworks” on December 31st, and conclude the season with “Fan Appreciation Weekend” on April 4th and 5th. “Throwback Night” returns to Heritage Bank Center on January 4th, where fans will receive Foam LED Sticks upon entry. The Cyclones faithful will get to give back to the community on February 1st with the annual “Teddy Bear Toss.” This season will bring even more $2 Beer Nights downtown than last year. If eight discounted beer games weren’t good enough, the Cyclones are debuting a $3 “Tall Boy Tuesday” on December 17th. During January 20th’s matinee contest, Kids Eat Free with a voucher while the Cyclones take on the Toledo Walleye. Famous 5-1-3 Fridays are back in action with $5 Craft Drafts, $1 Popcorn and $3 Cheeseburgers. There are giveaways galore on tap for Cincinnati's 2024-25 campaign. Fan favorites such as the Cyclones’ Beanie (January 31st), Crossbody Bag (February 7th), and Youth Jersey (March 2nd) are back once again. You won’t want to miss your chance to head home with your own Cyclones’ Boonie Hat (November 15th), Hawaiian Shirt (January 24th) and Plush Puck (February 16th). Seven times this year, the Cyclones will wear specially designed specialty jerseys, including when the team takes on a new Alternate Identity on March 7th. These games, marked with ** below, allow fans to bid throughout the night on those same jerseys worn out on the ice during the live jersey auctions. Below is the complete list of promotional giveaways: Games marked with ** feature specialty jersey auctions. Sat. October 26: First Face-Off + Select $2 Concessions | Giveaway: Team Calendar Fri. November 1: Shutout the Hate ** + 513 Friday Wed. November 6: $2 Beers Tue. November 12: Field Trip Day Fri. November 15: Military Appreciation Night ** + 513 Friday | Giveaway: Boonie Hat Wed. November 27: Thanksgiving Eve + $2 Beers Fri. November 29: Black Friday Matinee Ft. Peanuts Wed. December 4: Pucks N Pups + $2 Beers Sat. December 7: Marvel Super Hero Matinee ** Tue. December 17: $3 Tall Boy Tuesday Wed. December 18: $2 Beers Fri. December 27: $2 Beers + 513 Friday Tue. December 31: New Year's Eve Postgame Fireworks Sat. January 4: Throwback Night + Select $2 Concessions ** | Giveaway: Foam LED Stick Wed. January 15: $2 Beers | Giveaway: T-Shirt Fri. January 17: Bank Giveaway Night Mon. January 20: Kids Eat Free Matinee Fri. January 24: Hawaiian Shirt Giveaway Night + 513 Friday Sat. January 25: Star Wars Matinee ** Wed. January 29: $2 Beers Fri. January 31: Winter Beanie Giveaway Night + 513 Friday Sat. February 1: Teddy Bear Toss Matinee Wed. February 5: $2 Beers Fri. February 7: Crossbody Bag Giveaway Night + 513 Friday Sun. February 16: Cyclones' Puck Plush Giveaway Matinee Wed. February 19: $2 Beers Fri. February 21: Pickleball Paddle Giveaway Night + 513 Friday Fri. February 28: Hat Giveaway Night + 513 Friday Sun. March 2: Youth Jersey Giveaway Matinee Fri. March 7: Alternate Identity Night ** + 513 Friday Fri March 14: Bobblehead Giveaway Night + 513 Friday Sat. March 15: Cyclones Fight Cancer ** Sat. March 22: Pucks N Pups Sun. March 23: Bluey Matinee Fri, April 4: Fan Appreciation Night + Select $2 Concessions Sat, April 5: Fan Appreciation Night + Select $2 Concessions Call (513) 421-PUCK for tickets and more information, and stay on top of all the latest team updates and information on Facebook, Twitter (@CincyCyclones), and Instagram, along with our website, cycloneshockey.com. CINCINNATI CYCLONES HOWLINGS
By: Dana Grey, Cincinnati Cyclones CINCINNATI, OH—The Cincinnati Cyclones, in conjunction with the National Hockey League's (NHL) Toronto Maple Leafs, have announced a new affiliation agreement. The Cyclones spent the previous season as the New York Rangers' affiliate, while the Maple Leafs have been affiliated with the ECHL's Newfoundland Growlers since 2018. “We are thrilled to be associated with an organization with such a storied history as the Toronto Maple Leafs,” said Cyclones General Manager President Kristin Ropp. “To partner with an organization that places value in the development of players from the ECHL through the AHL and into the NHL is truly exciting.” The Toronto Maple Leafs are 13-time Stanley Cup Champions and have been regarded as one of the premiere NHL franchises since joining the league as an Original Six club in 1917. Toronto has enjoyed eight straight trips to the Stanley Cup Playoffs and plays out of the NHL’s Atlantic Division. "We are excited to embark on this new partnership with the Cincinnati Cyclones," stated Brad Treliving, General Manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs. "This is a significant investment for our hockey club as we look to provide our players with the best resources available to support their growth and professional development." Since the 2006-07 season, the Cyclones have seen 28 of their players go on to play in the NHL and plenty more receive call-ups to the American Hockey League (AHL). Cincinnati’s new AHL affiliate will be the Toronto Marlies, who have been longtime partners with the Maple Leafs. The two NHL and AHL Toronto-based clubs play just over two miles apart downtown, with the Leafs skating at Scotiabank Arena and the Marlies playing out of Coca-Cola Coliseum. “Being a Toronto Native, my foundation for the game of hockey was laid in that city,” said Cyclones Head Coach and Director of Hockey Operations Jason Payne. The sport and Leafs Nation mean so much to so many. It’s not just a part of life; it’s a way of life. I’m excited about the affiliation between our proud franchise, the Cincinnati Cyclones, and the Original Six Toronto Maple Leafs.” The Cincinnati Cyclones are a professional hockey team located in southern Ohio and have been a fixture in the pro sports landscape of Cincinnati, OH, since 1990. The Cyclones compete in the ECHL and are the AA affiliate of the National Hockey League’s Toronto Maple Leafs and the American Hockey League’s Toronto Marlies. Cincinnati is a two-time Kelly Cup Champion, having been crowned kings of the ECHL in 2008 and 2010. The Cyclones host their home games at the Heritage Bank Center and compete in the league's Central Division. Call (513) 421-PUCK for tickets and more information, and stay on top of all the latest team updates and information on Facebook, Twitter (@CincyCyclones), and Instagram, along with our website, www.cycloneshockey.com. CINCINNATI CYCLONES HOWLINGS
WOLF PACK COMPLETE SERIES OF TRANSACTIONS
By: Alex Thomas, Hartford Wolf Pack Club Recalls Two From ECHL, Rangers Reassign Lindbom and Boyko to Hartford HARTFORD, CT – New York Rangers Assistant General Manager and Hartford Wolf Pack General Manager Ryan Martin announced today that the club has recalled forward Sahil Panwar from loan to the ECHL’s Cincinnati Cyclones and forward Blade Jenkins from loan to the ECHL’s Worcester Railers. Additionally, the Rangers have reassigned goaltenders Olof Lindbom and Talyn Boyko to the Wolf Pack from the Cyclones. Panwar, 22, appeared in 64 games with the Cyclones as a rookie. He recorded 54 points (22 g, 32 a), suitable for fourth on the club. His 22 goals ranked third on the team in that category and first among rookies. The native of Mississauga, ON, also skated in three games with the Wolf Pack. He made his AHL debut on February 22nd, 2024, against the Cleveland Monsters at the XL Center. Jenkins, 23, scored 55 points (24 g, 31 a) in 56 games with the Railers. He finished second on the club in points while leading them in goals. In addition to his time with the Railers, Jenkins skated in ten games with the Wolf Pack, scoring three points (2 g, 1 a). The native of Jackson, MI, has appeared in 99 career AHL games, scoring 23 points (12 g, 11 a) with the Wolf Pack and Bridgeport Islanders. Jenkins was selected by the New York Islanders in the fifth round, 134th overall, of the 2018 NHL Entry Draft. Lindbom, 23, played in 29 ECHL games with the Cyclones this season. The second-year goaltender posted a record of 10-15-3 with a .884 save percentage, 3.56 goals against average, and one shutout in 29 games. The native of Stockholm, SWE, also appeared in six games with the Wolf Pack. He has gone 1-3-1 with a .916 save percentage and 2.37 goals against average this season. He collected his first career victory in the AHL on March 24th against the Belleville Senators, making a career-high 37 saves at the CAA Arena. The Rangers selected Lindbom in the second round, 39th overall, of the 2018 NHL Entry Draft. Boyko, 21, appeared in 26 games as a rookie with the Cyclones. He posted a record of 13-9-1 with a .888 save percentage and 3.42 goals against average. The native of Drumheller, AB, has yet to make his AHL debut. Before turning pro, Boyko appeared in 142 WHL games, posting a 56-67-9 record with a .899 save percentage, 3.55 goals against average, and six shutouts with the Kelowna Rockets and Tri-City Americans. Boyko was selected in the fourth round, 112th overall, by the Rangers in the 2021 NHL Entry Draft. The Wolf Pack wrap up the home portion of their 2023-24 season on Friday night when the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins come to town on Fan Appreciation Night. Join us for $2 drafts and $2 hot dogs until the end of the first intermission! The first 1,500 fans in attendance will also receive an Anton Blidh bobblehead, while one lucky fan will get the chance to win $100,000. Tickets are available at hartfordwolfpack.com. About OVG360: OVG360, a division of Oak View Group, is a full-service venue management and hospitality company that helps client partners reimagine the sports, live entertainment, and convention industries for the betterment of the venue, employees, artists, athletes, and surrounding communities. With a portfolio of more than 200 client partners spanning arenas, stadiums, convention centers, performing arts centers, cultural institutions, and state fairs around the globe, OVG360 provides a set of services, resources, and expertise designed to elevate every aspect of business that matters to venue operators. Service-oriented and driven by social responsibility, OVG360 helps facilities drive value through excellence and innovation in food services, booking and content development, sustainable operations, public health and safety, and more. ABOUT THE HARTFORD WOLF PACK: The Hartford Wolf Pack has been a premier franchise in the American Hockey League since its inception in 1997. The Wolf Pack is the top player-development affiliate of the NHL's New York Rangers and plays at the XL Center. The Wolf Pack has been home to some of the Rangers' newest faces, including Igor Shesterkin, Filip Chytil, and Ryan Lindgren. Follow the Wolf Pack on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOWLINGS Read the full article
CYCLONES FALL SHORT IN TOLEDO AGAINST WALLEYE
Remy Parker scores in his professional debut By: Dana Grey, Cincinnati Cyclones TOLEDO, OH – The Cyclones fell to the Walleye 4-3 inside the Huntington Center Friday night. Cincinnati drops to 4-6-2-0 against Toledo in the regular season series. Three Cyclones forwards made their pro debuts and made a quick impact in the 1st period. After Toledo took a double-minor penalty, Cincinnati scored twice in the span of 34 seconds. Noah Kane fed Remy Parker in the slot, who went upstairs for his first professional goal. Moments later, Nick Isaacson spun in a rebound past John Lethemon to double the lead. The Walleye rallied for a pair of goals in the 2nd frame to tie the game 2-2. First, Brandon Hawkins combined on a give-and-go with Mitch Lewandowski to score his 34th of the year. With 1:26 to go in the period, Chase Gresock beat Rylan Parenteau from the far side. In the 3rd period, Toledo got its first lead of the game when Sam Craggs converted on an odd-man rush. The Walleye pushed the advantage to 4-2 with Brandon Hawkins’ second goal of the game, which came on the power play. With the goaltender pulled, Lincoln Griffin got the Cyclones back within a goal in his first game back from injury. John Lethemon finished with 24 saves in the win, while Rylan Parenteau stopped 37 shots in the loss. Up next, Cincinnati heads back to the Heritage Bank Center for a four-game homestand. The Cyclones host the Fort Wayne Komets next Friday, March 15th, for a 7:30 pm ET puck drop. At the gates, the first 3,000 fans will receive a Puckchop Bobblehead. Call (513) 421-PUCK for tickets and more information, and stay on top of all the latest team updates and information on Facebook, Twitter (@CincyCyclones), and Instagram, along with our website, cycloneshockey.com. CINCINNATI CYCLONES HOWLINGS Read the full article
CYCLONES CAN’T KEEP PACE IN WHEELING
By: Dana Grey, Cincinnati Cyclones * In the 2nd period, the Cyclones were shorthanded when Evan Vierling blasted in his 2nd goal of the game from the circle. Read the full article
