Kings Recall Defenseman Matt Roy from Ontario

ONTARIO - The Los Angeles Kings, NHL affiliate of the Ontario Reign, have recalled defenseman Matt Roy from Ontario. The 23-year-old Roy (born March 1, 1995) is a 6-0, 208-pound native of Canton, Mich. who has appeared in 44 games this season with the Reign, posting 29 points (8-21=29) and 15 penalty minutes, leading all Ontario blueliners this season. Since making his professional debut during the 2016-17 season, Roy has appeared in 101 AHL games, recording 47 points (12-35=47) and 45 penalt... Full Story

Detroit Recalls Hronek

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - The Detroit Red Wings on Saturday recalled defenseman Filip Hronek from the Grand Rapids Griffins. Hronek, 21, has split his second professional season between Grand Rapids and Detroit. He leads all Griffins defensemen in points (23), goals (7), assists (16) and power play goals (4) while adding a plus-four rating and 45 penalty minutes in 28 appearances. In his NHL debut this season, the 6-foot, 178-pound blueliner has registered 10 points (3-7-10) and 24 PIM while averaging 18:24 of ice time in 23 games with the Red Wings. Selected in the second round, 53rd overal... Full Story

Sockers Win In Donovan's Debut 6-4 Over Tacoma

SAN DIEGO - Landon Donovan assisted on the game-winning goal in his Major Arena Soccer League debut as the San Diego Sockers defeated the Tacoma Stars by a 6-4 count in front of 8.492 fans at Pechanga Arena San Diego. The Sockers (13-1) set a franchise record for attendance since 2009 while winning their eleventh consecutive match, with six different players for the home side netting goals. "It's awesome, and this team deserves it," said Donovan of the rich atmosphere in San Diego and the record crowd, "It's the best team in the league, the most storied franchise in soccer history, and ... Full Story

Hats off to Megan in Griffins' Win

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - From 2013-18, the Grand Rapids Griffins won 103 regular season and playoff games with Jared Coreau between their pipes. On Friday, they earned their first victory with him in the opposing net, a 5-1 decision over the San Antonio Rampage at Van Andel Arena. Wade Megan notched the Griffins' first hat trick of the season while Coreau did nearly all he could against the team he backstopped to the 2017 Calder Cup championship, finishing the night with 42 saves on 46 shots and keeping San Antonio's deficit within a goal until the final five minutes when Grand Rapids pulled a... Full Story

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• Martin Frk adds depth - maybe too much - for veteran-laden Griffins - AHL Grand Rapids Press
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• O'Brien's 20th goal of the season gives Newfoundland Growlers OT win against South Carolina - ECHL St. John's Telegram
• Nailers grab important win vs. Brampton - ECHL Martins Ferry Times Leader
• Texas Stars shut out Tucson Roadrunners - AHL Austin American-Statesman
• Orion Stewart leads San Antonio Commanders secondary - AAF San Antonio Express News
• Kindopp scores twice as the Silvertips beat Kelowna 3-1 - WHL Everett Herald
• Condors beat Ontario for 14th straight win - AHL Bakersfield Californian
• Michael Bitzer's first pro shutout gets Atlanta Gladiators back on winning track - ECHL Gwinnett Daily Post
• Tomahawks go the distance to earn OT win over Rebels - NAHL Johnstown Tribune-Democrat
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See All Today's Images The following minor league and alternative professional sports teams on OurSports Central have been viewed the most over the last seven days:

1. Arizona Hotshots - Alliance of American Football (AAF)
2. Birmingham Iron - Alliance of American Football (AAF)
3. Orlando Apollos - Alliance of American Football (AAF)
4. Salt Lake Stallions - Alliance of American Football (AAF)
5. Atlanta Legends - Alliance of American Football (AAF)
6. San Antonio Commanders - Alliance of American Football (AAF)
7. Columbus - Arena Football League (AFL)
8. San Diego Fleet - Alliance of American Football (AAF)
9. Memphis Express - Alliance of American Football (AAF)
10. Winnipeg Ice - Western Hockey League (WHL)

The most recent minor league and alternative professional sports teams added to OurSports Central:

• Columbus - Arena Football League (AFL)
• Winnipeg Ice - Western Hockey League (WHL)
• Wasco Reserves - Pecos League (Pecos)
• Cape Catfish - Prospect League (Prospect)
• Atlantic City - Arena Football League (AFL)
• Chicago Aztecs - American Arena League (AAL)
• Orlando Predators - National Arena League (NAL)
• Westfield - Futures Collegiate Baseball League (FCBL)
• Carolina Predators - American Arena League (AAL)
• Carolina Cowboyz - American Arena League (AAL)

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