American Hockey League Announces Schedule for Pacific Division Finals
April 30, 2016 - American Hockey League (AHL) News Release
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. ... The American Hockey League today announced the schedule for the Pacific Division Finals of the 2016 Calder Cup Playoffs.
The series will pit the Ontario Reign, top development affiliate of the Los Angeles Kings, against the San Diego Gulls, top affiliate of the Anaheim Ducks.
Pacific Division Finals - Series "L" (best-of-7)
P1-Ontario Reign vs. P2-San Diego Gulls
Game 1 - Thu., May 5 - San Diego at Ontario, 10:00
Game 2 - Sat., May 7 - Ontario at San Diego, 10:05
Game 3 - Sun., May 8 - San Diego at Ontario, 10:00
Game 4 - Fri., May 13 - Ontario at San Diego, 10:05
*Game 5 - Sat., May 14 - San Diego at Ontario, 10:00
*Game 6 - Mon., May 16 - Ontario at San Diego, 10:05
*Game 7 - Wed., May 18 - San Diego at Ontario, 10:00
*if necessary... All times Eastern
Both teams advanced to the second round with wins on Friday night. Ontario eliminated San Jose with a 4-1 victory, while San Diego defeated Texas, 6-2, to close out the Stars.
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