The Hamilton Hammers (1-1-0-0) suffered their first loss of the season Saturday, falling 5-3 to the Toronto Marlies (1-1-0-0), the AHL affiliate of the Toronto Maple Leafs, at Coca-Cola Coliseum.
The Hamilton Hammers (1-0-0-0) and Toronto Marlies (0-1-0-0), the AHL affiliate of the Toronto Maple Leafs, meet for the first of 10 regular-season meetings Saturday.
One game. One win. And a lot of history. The Hamilton Hammers (1-0-0-0) picked up their first win as a franchise Friday night, earning a 5-2 road victory over the Belleville Senators (0-1-0-0), the AHL affiliate of the Ottawa Senators.
Back in May, it was announced that the American Hockey League was returning to Hamilton. Now, 134 days later, the wait is over.
The Hamilton Hammers, American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate of the New York Islanders, have announced the club’s opening night roster and leadership group ahead of its inaugural season opener Friday night against the Belleville Senators.
The New York Islanders have reassigned Jesse Pulkkinen to Trenton (ECHL).
The New York Islanders have reassigned Jesse Nurmi and Henrik Tikkanen from Hamilton to Trenton. The Hamilton Hammers have loaned Max Ellis, Ryan Fanti, Chas Sharpe to Trenton.
The Hamilton Hammers have released the following players from training camp:
Cue the intro video. Turn on the lights. The American Hockey League is officially back in Hamilton.
The Hamilton Hammers announced today that CABLE 14 will be the Official Television Broadcast Partner of the club for its inaugural American Hockey League season, distributing all 36 regular-season home games to fans across the Hamilton community.
The wait is almost over. For the first time, the Hamilton Hammers will take the ice at TD Coliseum when they host the Toronto Marlies in a preseason matchup Sunday, with puck drop shortly after 4:00 p.m. ET.
The New York Islanders assigned the following players to AHL Hamilton: