IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
Team Statistics
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Overall record6-4-1-1
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Home record5-1-0-0
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Road record1-3-1-1
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Last week's record1-2-0-0
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Last 10 games4-4-1-1
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Division Standings4th
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Conference Standings7th
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League Standings14th
Checkers 2, Bruins 5
Checkers 6, Wolf Pack 5 (SO)
Checkers 3, Bruins 5
Three Stars Of The Week
3rd Star
Anton Levtchi
2g, 0a2nd Star
Aleksi Heponiemi
0g, 3a1st Star
Chris Tierney
0g, 3aQUICK HITS
ROAD STRUGGLES
The Checkers were able to pick up their first road win of the season on Saturday, but they continue to have trouble away from home. Charlotte is 1-3-1-1 on the road thus far, sitting with the second-lowest road points percentage in the Atlantic Division.On the flip side, the Checkers are 5-1-0-0 at Bojangles Coliseum, tying them for the second-most home wins in the AHL.
ALMIGHTY ATLANTIC
The Atlantic Division has been a powerhouse early on this season. Every team clocks in with at least a .500 points percentage - something that no other division in the league can boast - and three of the top four teams in the league-wide standings come from the Atlantic.HEPO HELPS OUT
After returning from an NHL recall, Aleksi Heponiemi came out flying over the weekend and posted a helper in each of Charlotte’s three road contests. Dating back to before his NHL stint - which saw him tally one point in two games for Florida - Heponiemi is currently riding a five-game point streak when suiting up for the Checkers.POWERING UP
While their overall offense has hit a rough patch, the Checkers’ power play has been firing on all cylinders as of late. The unit ranks fifth in the AHL with a 24.5 success rate and has found the back of the net in three consecutive games. In fact, the Checkers have scored multiple power-play goals in three of their last five games.HIGHLIGHT OF THE WEEK
Anton Levtchi pulled off an unreal move on a breakaway to light the lamp in Saturday's win!WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY!? pic.twitter.com/td4dYTTcj2
— Charlotte Checkers (@CheckersHockey) November 13, 2022
RANKS
- Anton Levtchi is tied for ninth in the AHL in power-play goals (3)
- Zac Dalpe is tied for second in the AHL in game-winning goals (2)
- Michael Del Zotto is tied for seventh among AHL defensemen in power-play goals (1)
- Michael Del Zotto ranks eighth among AHL defensemen in shots on goals (31)
- Mack Guzda is tied for fourth among rookie goalies in goals-against average (2.56)
INJURIES
- Johnny Ludvig has missed four games starting 11/5
Transactions
Incoming
- 11/10 - Aleksi Heponiemi - Assigned from Florida (NHL)
- 11/10 - Matt Kiersted - Assigned from Florida (NHL)
- 11/10 - Lucas Carlsson - Assigned from Florida (NHL)
Outgoing
- None
By the Numbers
CATEGORY | RECORD | AHL RANK |
Power play | 24.5% | 5th |
Penalty kill | 82.6% | 13th |
Goals per game | 2.92 | t-23rd |
Shots per game | 33.42 | 4th |
Goals allowed per game | 3.33 | 21st |
Shots allowed per game | 28.67 | 6th |
Penalty minutes per game | 11.75 | 20th |
LEADERS
CATEGORY | LEADER(S) |
Points | Riley Nash, Zac Dalpe, Anton Levtchi (8) |
Goals | Zac Dalpe (6), Anton Levtchi (5), Logan Hutsko (4) |
Assists | Riley Nash (6), Aleksi Heponiemi, Santtu Kinnunen, Chris Tierney (5) |
Power play goals | Anton Levtchi (3), Riley Nash, Logan Hutsko, Connor Bunnaman (2) |
Shorthanded goals | N/A |
Game-winning goals | Zac Dalpe (2), Anton Levtchi, Riley Nash, Chris Tierney (1) |
Shots on goal | Connor Bunnaman (33), Zac Dalpe (32), Michael Del Zotto (31) |
Penalty minutes | Connor Bunnaman (25), Gerry Mayhew (18), Anthony Bitetto (10) |
Plus/minus | Logan Hutsko (+3), Johnny Ludvig (+2), Max Gildon, Aleksi Heponiemi (+1) |
Wins | Mack Guzda (3) |
Goals-against average | Mack Guzda (2.56) |
Save percentage | Mack Guzda (.910) |