
Penguins Weekly
Published on April 8, 2014 under American Hockey League (AHL)
Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins News Release
Weekly Rewind
Fri., Apr. 4 - PENGUINS 3 vs. Bridgeport 0
Bobby Farnham provided the only offense the Penguins would need at 10:13 of the first and Peter Mannino stopped all 17 shots in a 3-0 shutout of the Sound Tigers.
Sat., Apr. 5 - PENGUINS 1 vs. Albany 0 (OT)
A scoreless tie was finally ended by Nick Drazenovic at 1:02 of overtime, lifting W-B/Scranton to a 1-0 victory over the Devils. Mannino made it consecutive shutouts with 25 saves.
Sun., Apr. 6 - Penguins 2 at BINGHAMTON 6
The Senators stormed out of the gates with a five-goal first period in downing the Penguins, 6-2, in Binghamton. Spencer Machacek scored twice in the contest for W-B/Scranton.
The Week Ahead
Fri., Apr. 11- Penguins at SYRACUSE
This is the tenth and final meeting of the season between the Penguins and Crunch (29-30-4-7). Mathematically eliminated from the playoffs, Syracuse has gone 5-1-0-1 in its last seven games. The Penguins are 6-2-0-1 this year versus Syracuse.
Sat., Apr. 12 - PENGUINS vs. Binghamton
Binghamton (41-23-1-5) currently sits in first place in the East Division, owning the tie-breaker over W-B/Scranton with a game in hand. The Penguins and Senators will face off for the final time this regular season on April 18 in Binghamton.
Sun., Apr. 13 - PENGUINS vs. Toronto
Toronto (42-22-24) has clinched the North Division and is six points behind Grand Rapids for the second seed in the Western Conference with two games in hand. The Penguins have won the last three meetings against the Marlies.
Ice Chips
- With five games left in their regular season, the Penguins have a magic number of four. They also trail St. John's by just two points for the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference.
- W-B/Scranton's 1-0 win over Albany on Saturday was the team's third 1-0 shutout victory of the season.
- For the second time this season, Peter Mannino has recorded back-to-back shutouts. Making 42 total saves in wins over Bridgeport and Albany, Mannino's shutout streak currently stands at 135:03.
- Spencer Machacek's two-goal game on Sunday versus Binghamton was his third for W-B/Scranton since being acquired by the Pittsburgh Penguins on Feb. 6.
American Hockey League Stories from April 8, 2014
- Power Play Dooms IceHogs in Milwaukee - Rockford IceHogs
- IceCaps Clinch Playoff Berth - St. John's IceCaps
- IceCaps Freeze Bulldogs 3-1 - Hamilton Bulldogs
- Penguins Weekly - Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
- Monarchs Recall Vey - Manchester Monarchs
- Sharks Close out 2013-14 Season with Five More Home Games - Worcester Sharks Weekly - Worcester Sharks
- Canadiens Recall Tokarski from Bulldogs - Hamilton Bulldogs
- Griffins Lead Midwest Division by Six Points Heading into Final Week - Grand Rapids Griffins
- Kings Sign Lewis to Contract Extension - Manchester Monarchs
- Stars Weekly (Week 28) - Stars Sweep Lake Erie, Team-Record Winning Streak Reaches Nine - Texas Stars
- B-Sens Weekly - Binghamton Senators
- B-Sens Announce Warehouse Carpet Wednesday $10 Ticket Deal - Binghamton Senators
- Amerks Fan Appreciation Night Set for Friday, April 18 - Rochester Americans
- American Hockey League Announces Suspension - AHL
- Rampage to Host Second Annual Hockey and Heels Event on Saturday - San Antonio Rampage
- Fan Appreciation Weekend Gives Fans Five Ways to Win - St. John's IceCaps
- Penguins Sign Wilson to ATO - Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
- San Antonio Rampage Weekly Update - San Antonio Rampage
- IceCaps to Wear Special Sport NL Hall of Fame Jerseys - St. John's IceCaps
- Buffalo Sabres Recall Mark Pysyk, Andrey Makarov - Rochester Americans
- Fast Scores Twice to Drop Admirals - Norfolk Admirals
- Anaheim Recalls Goaltender John Gibson and Winger Devante Smith-Pelly - Norfolk Admirals
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