ECHL 13 teams Season 2020-21

[Martin Veillette]

72 games

Indy
Tulsa
Wichita
Kansas City
Allen
Rapid City
Utah
Wheeling
Jacksonville
Orlando
Florida
South Carolina
Greenville

Atlanta (voluntary suspension)

Nailers, 13 ECHL Teams to Start Season on Dec. 11

Maine Mariners will have a 2020-2021 season following COVID-19 | newscentermaine.com

PRINCETON, N.J. — The ECHL plans a two-phased start to its 2020-21 season during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Thirteen of the 25 active teams will begin play Dec. 11 and the other 12 kick off on Jan. 15, 2021.
The Brampton Beast and the Newfoundland Growlers — the league's two Canadian teams — will be part of the latter group. Those 12 teams will play a 62-game season.
The 13 teams that start Dec. 11 will play a 72-game season.
The Atlanta Gladiators have elected a voluntary suspension for the 2020-21 season due to COVID-19 restrictions.

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[JMCx4]

Source - League, or the OP's imagination?

 

[JMCx4]

72 games

WESTERN DIVISION

Indy
Tulsa
Wichita
Kansas City
Allen
Rapid City
Utah

EASTERN DIVISION

Wheeling
Jacksonville
Orlando
Florida
South Carolina
Greenville

Nailers, 13 ECHL Teams to Start Season on Dec. 11

Still missing the source of the "EASTERN DIVISION" and "WESTERN DIVISION" team allocations. Nothing said about that in the Intelligencer article (which on its own has some good insight into what Wheeling will do to get fans back in the arena). So my question still stands.

 

[Martin Veillette]

Source - League, or the OP's imagination?

purely my imagination

 

[Martin Veillette]

do you have any more news?
or are you only complaining?

 

[Jackets Woodchuck]

Source - League, or the OP's imagination?

League. Same info is up on Walleyes website.

 

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League. Same info is up on Walleyes website.

The top post has been edited, which makes the question JMCx4 asked look out of place. Post #3 quotes the post in its original form.

 

[JMCx4]

do you have any more news?
or are you only complaining?

None of the above.

 

[JMCx4]

I do find it fascinating that the News Center Maine story author (or his editor) have identified the end of the pandemic as sometime before Jan. 15, 2021. Now THAT is news ... Headline: "The Maine Mariners will have a 2020-2021 season following the COVID-19 pandemic"

 

[Jackets Woodchuck]

The top post has been edited, which makes the question JMCx4 asked look out of place. Post #3 quotes the post in its original form.

Thanks for the clarification!