2014-15 AHL Preview: No clear favorite in talented Midwest Division

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Photo: Milwaukee Admirals goalltender and Nashville Predators prospect Marek Mazanec had a taste of NHL action during the 2013-14 season, playing well in a 25-game stint with the NHL club (courtesy of John Russell/NHLI via Getty Images)


 

The AHL’s Midwest Division features several talented incoming rookies including Rockford’s Teuvo Teravainen and Grand Rapids’ Anthony Mantha, as well as several key prospects entering their second pro season such as Chicago’s Ty Rattie and the duo of Miikka Salomaki and Colton Sissons in Milwaukee.

The Lake Erie Monsters have joined the division this season, having competed in the North Division last year.… read more

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[adsfan]

I read the section on Milwaukee. It is half BS! For example:

Key Losses: Bryan Rodney, Simon Moser, Mathieu Tousignant and Joonas Rask

Only Tousignant is a loss. The team will be better without the other three.

Case in point, the current team is 4-0, the best start since the 1980s.

 

[Tommy Hawk]

I read the section on Milwaukee. It is half BS! For example:

Key Losses: Bryan Rodney, Simon Moser, Mathieu Tousignant and Joonas Rask

Only Tousignant is a loss. The team will be better without the other three.

Case in point, the current team is 4-0, the best start since the 1980s.

The only truth is no clear favorite in the Midwest which is a headline that can be recycled every year.

They also wrote the least about Chicago and Lake Erie.

 

[adsfan]

The only truth is no clear favorite in the Midwest which is a headline that can be recycled every year.

They also wrote the least about Chicago and Lake Erie.

So you think it is half BS too!

I only read the part about Milwaukee because that is the team that I know the best.