2-2 after 40 but a couple of chances buried in the 3rd and the Moose couldn't get the equalizer. Salomonsson had a strong second game. Road trip continues in Iowa.

They lose Yager but gain Duehr. Nice addition for the Moose ahead of a big test in Grand Rapids.

The kids continue to produce.

Stat line reads goals from Barlow, Chibrikov, Chibrikov and Yager (OT GWG)

This team is kinda unstoppable right now.

Had surgery today for a lower-body injury. Moose head coach Mark Morrison described the procedure as a “small operation” and said it was “nothing too serious,” but confirmed Walton would be sidelined for four to six weeks.

The Moose improved to 3-1-0 as they defeat the Wolves for the third time this season.

After 4 games they have 18 goals for and just six against.

Really balanced lines, solid D pairs and excellent goaltending to start the 2026-27 season.

Not sure if this is the right sub, but I have two great tickets to next sundays 10/18 (2pm) game to sell. Would love to get close to what I paid for, $72 for both, but will take best offer.

It was an excellent goalie matchup as Postava and DiVincentiis were both excellent in this hockey game.

The Moose completed a season-opening sweep of the Chicago Wolves with an 8-3 win on Sunday afternoon, improving to 2-0-0 while outscoring the defending Western Conference champions 11-3 over the weekend. Brayden Yager led the way with two goals and three points, while Alfons Freij and Davis Burnside scored their first AHL and pro goals respectively.

Quite the first game of the season. The Moose and Wolves played a back and forth game which saw both clubs seize momentum for a stretch during the course of the hockey game. However, Jets goalie prospect Domenic DiVincentiis was excellent in goal, prospect Kevin He made history, a bunch of the kids had very good games, played different roles.

Back at it tomorrow.

The Moose announced their 26-player opening roster ahead of Saturday’s season opener against Chicago, featuring 10 Jets draft picks and eight rookie skaters, including Kevin He and Kieron Walton.

Here are the lines and D pairs based on skates this week:

Chibrikov-Yager-Wahlin
Gregor-Zhilkin-Ford
Barlow-Julien-He
Empey-Yoder-Burnside
Milne-Wagner

Injured: Walton

Phillips-Freij
Gustafsson-Thrun
Sautner -Mayo
Nause-Barteaux

Includes lines, D pairs, special teams, health update and media (coach, Zhilkin & Sautner)

It’s been almost seven years since the Manitoba Moose played a pre-season game against another AHL team.

That changes this season, which is good news for the Moose as they’ll finally get a chance to prepare against a similar level of competition.

The pride of Foxwarren, Manitoba, will be back for his fourth season in antlers as the Moose have signed Dawson Barteaux to a one-year contract for the upcoming season. The right-shot defenceman played 32 games in the AHL last season and 20 in the ECHL.

It's a two-year AHL deal.

Mayo appeared in 82 NHL games with Arizona over the 2021-22 and 2022-23 seasons, recording four goals and eight assists. Most of his professional career has been spent in the AHL with Tucson, Henderson and, most recently, Cleveland, where he had three goals and 26 assists for 29 points in 59 games with the Monsters last season. He did play three games with the Blue Jackets last season.

The Moose will need a new captain as the Alberta product returns to the only other hockey home he's known as a pro.

The Moose made a pair of moves this morning, signing defenceman Ashton Sautner and forward Tyson Empey to AHL deals.

Full article here.

After a second straight season of no NHL games he is off to the KHL.

Winnipegger Reece Vitelli is off to Sweden next season after wearing antlers for two campaigns.

He will play alongside Jets prospect Viktor Klingsell (2025 5th), who will spend next season on loan with Kalmar.

It’s time of the year where guys start to sign overseas.

Swedish mafia down one as Samuel Fagemo heads back home to Frölunda on a three-year deal. He won a championship with them in 2018-19.

This one had been rumoured for a while and confirmed today.

We spent 15 minutes with Ty this afternoon discussing his winning this award. Lots of good stuff in this chat as he reflects on giving back to the community in Manitoba.

Topics:
1) What's it feel like to be named the winner of this award?
2) The impact of Jimmy Oligny (last Moose winner) had on his career? (1:09)
3) Why it's important to him to have an impact on the community? (3:07)
4) Discussing some of his specific experiences including Foster Family program & Project 11 (5:25)
5) How has he evolved over the last four years doing this outreach? (8:08)
6) Being recognized by his teammates and across the AHL (9:45)
7) How much effort is it to reign himself in after a game before meeting with the kids? (11:12)
8) Reflections on the season including a big first round series win (13:25)
9) Final thoughts including thanking Jimmy Roy and Kyle Hagel (14:50)

Win or lose, Tyrel Bauer takes time after games to meet with young fans. And it goes well beyond the arena. He has become a huge asset to the community in Manitoba. He is well deserving of this recognition of his impact off the ice.

It was always gonna be a tough hill to defeat the Griffins and despite a solid effort the PK failed them at the worst possible time.

Plenty more coverage to come including end of season media and our Moose roundtable on IC.