ECHL Allen Americans

Goalie CJ Motte Returns to Allen

Published on December 18, 2018 under ECHL (ECHL)
Allen Americans News Release


Allen, TX - The Allen Americans, ECHL affiliate of the Minnesota Wild, announced today that goaltender CJ Motte, has been reassigned to the Americans by the Minnesota Wild. Motte has been playing in the American Hockey League with the Iowa Wild.

Motte, 27, played in three games for the Iowa Wild this season and had a record of 1-0-1, with a 2.92 goals against average and .901 save percentage.

The resident of St. Clair, Michigan, played in 12 games with Allen this season before being called up. Motte recorded four of the Americans six wins this season.

He will rejoin the team in time for tomorrow night's game against the Cincinnati Cyclones. The Americans are currently on a seven-game losing streak.

Cyclones in town for 3 this week- for the first time in three seasons, the Cincinnati Cyclones are back in Texas. Allen has a lifetime record of 1-0-2 against Cincinnati.

Ringing the Bells - Allen Americans players Thomas Frazee and Josh Atkinson will be ringing the bells for the Salvation Army this afternoon from 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm at the Walmart in McKinney at 5001 McKinney Ranch Parkway. Come by and make a donation.

Season Tickets - Lock in your seats NOW for the 2018-2019 Allen Americans Season. Contact your Americans ticket representative TODAY by calling 972-912-1000.

Group Outings - The best way to entertain a large or small group is at an Allen Americans hockey game. Get special group rates on tickets and food by calling 972-912-1000.

Catch Americans Hockey - Watch all Allen Americans games this season with Tommy Daniels on ECHL TV pay-per-view or Mixlr.com. Be sure to download the Mixlr app for your iPhone or Android and never miss a minute of the action.

Americans Next Home Game

Wednesday, December 19th vs Cincinnati

Venue: Allen Event Center 7:05 pm




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