Flyers head coach Peter Laviolette, who is already one of six coaches ever to win both a Stanley Cup and a Calder Cup, was the AHL’s coach of the year in 1998-99 when he led the Providence Bruins to the championship. …
John Spoltore, a playoff hero for the Providence Bruins during their run to the 1999 Calder Cup, passed away April 30 in Toronto after a battle with brain cancer.
Spoltore put up four 100-point seasons in the ECHL with the Louisiana IceGators and another with the San Diego Gulls of the West Coast Hockey League, while also helping the AHL’s Providence Bruins win the Calder Cup in 1999, …
He coached the 2006 US Olympic team, in addition to winning a Calder Cup with the Providence Bruins of the AHL . He also won the AHL Coach of the Year award in the 1998-99 season
I have never won a Stanley Cup, but I have won the next best thing winning the Calder Cup in the AHL . Our team’s success helped reward me with the playoff MVP representing the Providence Bruins
4 – 110-plus-point teams that have gone on to win the Calder Cup: the 1972-73 Cincinnati Swords (113), the 1976-77 Nova Scotia Voyageurs (110), the 1998-99 Providence Bruins (120) and the 2007-08 Chicago Wolves (111). ON THIS DATE: …
Providence Bruins The AHL’s Calder Cup Playoffs began Wednesday night, but for the first time since the 1997-98 campaign, the Providence Bruins will be not be a part of the league’s second season. After getting to the Eastern Conference …
Hockey has been in Portland, Maine since 1977 when the Maine Mariners arrived, the AHL affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers. After winning three Calder Cups, the team was uprooted to Providence, RI in 1992 becoming the Providence Bruins …
Hockey has been in Portland, Maine since 1977 when the Maine Mariners arrived, the AHL affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers. After winning three Calder Cups, the team was uprooted to Providence, RI in 1992 becoming the Providence Bruins …
Hockey has been in Portland, Maine since 1977 when the Maine Mariners arrived, the AHL affiliate of the Philadelphia Flyers. After winning three Calder Cups, the team was uprooted to Providence, RI in 1992 becoming the Providence Bruins …
