ECHL Right now – March 6

Wichita Thunder (22-22-8) at Indy Gas (25-18-9)                                    7 p.m. ET

Wichita’s Noah Beck is fourth amongst rookies with 41 factors (9g-32a).
Indy’s Lee Lapid has 5 objectives in his final six video games.
Thunder are 15-2-2 when main after two intervals.
Gas are 13-3-9 in one-goal video games.

Jacksonville Icemen (19-26-7) at Kalamazoo Wings (23-23-6)                 7 p.m. ET

Jacksonville’s Will Hillman is tied for the league lead with eight shorthanded factors (3g-5a).
Kalamazoo’s Josh Bloom is second with a 25.5 p.c capturing proportion (12-for-47).
Icemen are league’s second-least penalized workforce with 8.60 penalty minutes per recreation.
Okay-Wings are tied for the league lead with 5 wins when trailing after two intervals.

Maine Mariners (29-15-7) at Trois-Rivières Lions (24-23-4)                   7 p.m. ET

Maine’s Brad Arvanitis is second with a .930 save proportion.
Anthony Beauregard leads Trois-Rivières in opposition to the Mariners with six factors (1g-5a).
Mariners are 11-2-7 in one-goal video games.
Lions are 17-1-2 when main after two intervals.

Idaho Steelheads (34-17-4) at Norfolk Admirals (21-29-2)                       7:05 p.m. ET

Idaho’s Jake Barczewski has made a minimum of 30 saves in three of his final 4 appearances.
Norfolk’s Brody Crane is on a four-game level streak (3g-1a).
Steelheads are 10-0-4 in video games determined in time beyond regulation or a shootout.
Admirals are tied for fourth with three shorthanded objectives in opposition to.

Atlanta Gladiators (35-15-3) at South Carolina Stingrays (35-18-1)       7:05 pm. ET

Atlanta’s Ethan Haider is fourth with 18 wins.
Kyler Kupka leads South Carolina in opposition to the Gladiators with eight factors (2g-6a).
Gladiators are third with 2.42 goals-against per recreation.
Stingrays are 14-1-1 in one-goal video games.

Cincinnati Cyclones (25-24-3) at Toledo Walleye (31-13-8)                     7:15 p.m. ET

Cincinnati’s John Jaworski is third with 5 shorthanded factors (4g-1a).
Tanner Dickinson leads Toledo in opposition to the Cyclones with 15 factors (4g-11a).
Cyclones are 10-0-3 in video games determined in time beyond regulation.
Walleye lead the league on the ability play at 29.4 p.c (42-for-143).

Greenville Swamp Rabbits (22-24-6) at Florida Everblades (35-11-8)    7:30 p.m. ET

Greenville’s Josh Atkinson is tied for tenth amongst defensemen with 34 factors (6g-28a).
Anthony Romano leads Florida in opposition to the Swamp Rabbits with six factors (1g-5a).
Swamp Rabbits are 16-1-1 when main after two intervals.
Everblades have outscored their opponents 64-33 within the third interval.

Utah Grizzlies (20-27-7) at Bloomington Bison (25-24-4)                         7 p.m. CT

Aiden Hansen-Bukata leads Utah in opposition to the Bison with 5 factors (0g-5a).
Bloomington’s Dryden McKay is tied for fourth with a .925 save proportion.
Grizzlies are sixth on the ability play at 21.8 p.c (41-for-188).
Bison are 21-2-0 when main after two intervals.

Tahoe Knight Monsters (28-21-5) at Kansas Metropolis Mavericks (42-9-3)    7:05 p.m. CT

Tahoe’s Trent Swick is tied for third amongst rookies with 4 game-winning objectives.
Kansas Metropolis’s Marcus Crawford leads the league with 68 factors (12g-56a).
Knight Monsters lead the league with 3.63 objectives per recreation.
Mavericks have outscored their opponents 73-36 within the third interval.

Tulsa Oilers (17-30-5) at Allen People (29-19-5)                                 7:10 p.m. CT

Justin Michaelian leads Tulsa in opposition to the People with 10 factors (1g-9a).
Allen’s Sam Sedley is fourth amongst defensemen with 34 assists.
Oilers are tied for sixth with 4 shorthanded objectives in opposition to.
People are first on the penalty kill at house at 88.8 p.c (79-for-89).

Wheeling Nailers (32-15-6) at Fast Metropolis Rush (22-26-5)                        7:05 p.m. MT

Wheeling’s Brent Johnson is second amongst rookie defensemen with 40 factors (9g-31a).
Fast Metropolis’s Quinn Olson has 15 factors (6g-9a) in his final 10 video games.
Nailers are fifth with 2.53 goals-against per recreation.
Rush are 14-1-3 when main after two intervals.

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