Category Archives: Uncategorized

The Ads signed Mike Liambas to a standard player contract Sunday after an impressive 27-game stint last season. His physical style of play and fighting ability quickly made him a fan favorite after he was loaned to Milwaukee by Orlando … Continue reading →

The Roundtable caught up with Ads coach Dean Evason and forward Mark Van Guilder to get their thoughts on the 2012-13 season after about a week of allowing things to sink in. Coach Evason On the season overall and the … Continue reading →

Ok, so we’ve had a few days for everything to set in.  The Admirals played well, but were beaten by a good team in the Texas Stars.  Since the league doesn’t seem to be in much of a hurry, the … Continue reading →

The Admirals had their backs against the wall in Texas. Facing a 2-0 deficit after two periods in Game Four of the Western Conference Quarterfinals, Milwaukee needed to dig deep to keep its season alive. While the Ads mustered a … Continue reading →

2012-2013 Milwaukee Admirals: 76 G.P., 41-28-4-3–52 pts., 197 goals scored, 200 goals allowed, 8th place in the Western Conference (2nd Midwest Division). Leading playoff scorer: Zach Hamill (1 goal, 1 assist, 2 points. Heading into Friday night’s Game 4, the … Continue reading →

The Admirals got some familiar faces back Wednesday night, but it wasn’t enough to win Game Three and break the 1-1 deadlock in the Western Conference Quarterfinals. Along with the returns of Daniel Bang and Kevin Henderson, the Ads lineup … Continue reading →

So much for carrying momentum into game 3.  By the time Wednesday rolls around, Saturday will be ancient history. With all these off-days, it makes me wonder why we can’t have a 7-game series in the first round…  It doesn’t … Continue reading →

Magnus Hellberg stopped all 23 shots he faced, while goals by Austin Watson and Captain Mike Moore gave the Admirals all they needed to knot up the Western Conference Quarterfinals at 1-1. Texas ended up outshooting Milwaukee 23-20, but the … Continue reading →

Magnus Hellberg and the Admirals played well enough to take Game One, but a rough break in overtime put Milwaukee down 0-1 in the Western Conference Quarterfinals. After the Admirals tied the game at 7:11 of the third period, Brett … Continue reading →

Around the second time Milwaukee got kicked in the teeth by Grand Rapids on home ice, doubts started creeping in about the Admirals’ chances of an 11th straight playoff berth, much as they did at a similar time last year. … Continue reading →