Tag Archives: Lane Lambert

Beyond the Bradley Center: Turning Points and Paul Fenton talk

Posted on February 19, 2013 by

2012-2013 Milwaukee Admirals: 49 G.P., 23-20-3-3–52 pts., 128 goals scored, 142 goals allowed, 11th place in the Western Conference (3rd Midwest Division). Leading scorer: Taylor Beck (10 goals, 27 assists, 30 points). Best Recent Win: Feb. 17, 3-1 vs. Abbotsford. … Continue reading →

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Admirals All-Star Snubs

Posted on January 31, 2011 by

At the All-Star break, Milwaukee sits in the top spot in the AHL’s Western Conference with 60 points in 47 games played.  (I do realize that San Antonio and Houston each have 60 points as well, but they’ve played 49 … Continue reading →

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Admirals Road Trip Lessons

Posted on December 3, 2010 by

During the life of a hockey season, there tend to be a few turning points, positive and negative that have an effect on the course of a whole campaign.  During the Admirals 10-game November road swing, a couple of major … Continue reading →

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Grading the Admirals Through the First Quarter of the Season

Posted on November 29, 2010 by

Offense (B-): Clearly, coach Lane Lambert has some work to do with Milwaukee in making the Admirals a more dangerous offensive hockey team.  Other than Linus Klasen and a few other players, Milwaukee isn’t blessed with an abundance of firepower.  … Continue reading →

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Five Things I’m Thankful For

Posted on November 25, 2010 by

1) The Admirals Team Speed.  During my preseason chats, a one word description from defenseman Scott Ford on his early impressions of Milwaukee really stood out.  The 2010-2011 Admirals would be–Dynamic.  It was a surprising thought, but watching Milwaukee play … Continue reading →

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Linus Klasen Looking to Reignite His Offense Against Lake Erie

Posted on November 11, 2010 by

Despite scoring eight goals in his first 11 games with Milwaukee, Admirals forward Linus Klasen is hardly content with his performance so far. “Of course I am happy with my production so far, but I am never satisfied,” Klasen said.  … Continue reading →

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How Milwaukee Can Beat Chicago

Posted on November 7, 2010 by

When the puck drops Sunday afternoon at the Bradley Center, Milwaukee will try to do something that they haven’t all season—beat Chicago. In the three prior meetings with the Wolves, the Admirals have found three different ways to drop games.  … Continue reading →

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November’s Only Home Stand Looms Large for Milwaukee

Posted on November 2, 2010 by

Brace yourself Admirals fans:  Milwaukee’s schedule is about to take another nasty turn. In the month of November the Admirals have just three measly home games and none past this Sunday’s game meeting with Chicago.  Therefore this week’s matchups—games against … Continue reading →

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Milwaukee Journeys to Abbotsford to Face a Familiar Foe

Posted on October 29, 2010 by

There is one team in the AHL not like the others—the Abbotsford Heat. Located just over an hour’s drive east of Vancouver, British Colombia, Abbotsford is most geographically isolated city in the AHL.  The nearest league city to the Heat … Continue reading →

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Managing Three Games in Three Nights

Posted on October 21, 2010 by

One of the few drawbacks of playing hockey in the AHL is the occurrence of three game stretches played in three nights.  As marquee draw in many of the league’s markets, maximizing the amount of weekend dates is a must. … Continue reading →

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