Admirals winning streak snapped with 5-0 loss to Griffins

Admirals winning streak snapped with 5-0 loss to Griffins

MILWAUKEE -- All good things must come to an end.The Admirals learned that the hard way Friday night as they saw their team-record 10-game winning streak halted by the Grand Rapids Griffins by a 5-0 score at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.It was the first loss for Milwaukee since Halloween night and it also ended their 11-game point streak.It was also the first time this season that Viktor Arvidsson didn't find the scoresheet for Milwaukee, ending his 13-game point-streak which was the best in the AHL this year.For the first time since October 29 the Admirals found themselves trailing by two as Grand Rapids scored a pair of first period goals.

Brewers, Admirals team up for ticket promotion

Brewers, Admirals team up for ticket promotion

MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Brewers and Milwaukee Admirals announced Tuesday, November 24th the continuation of the “2-Man Advantage” ticket package that was originally introduced for the 2008 season.The joint ticket opportunity is a part of the partnership established by the two teams in 2005.The ticket package includes one “Stern & Bow” ticket to one of three Brewers promotion nights at the BMO Harris Bradley Center for an Admirals home game and one Terrace Reserved ticket to one of three select Brewers games at Miller Park during the 2016 season, all for only $22.

Admirals tie a franchise record nine consecutive victories

Admirals tie a franchise record nine consecutive victories

MILWAUKEE -- The Admirals tied a franchise record with their ninth consecutive win with a 3-1 victory over the San Diego Gulls on Saturday night at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.Kevin Fiala, Freddy Gaudreau and Adam Payerl all lit the lamp for Milwaukee, while Marek Mazanec was brilliant again in goal, stopping 29 shots for his second win in as many games.Fiala's first goal of the season just 3:28 into the game staked the Admirals to an early lead.

Admirals extend winning streak to 8 with 2-1 victory over IceHogs

Admirals extend winning streak to 8 with 2-1 victory over IceHogs

MILWAUKEE -- Frederick Gaudreau scored the Admirals lone goal in regulation and added another in the shoot-out as Milwaukee won their eighth consecutive game with a 2-1 shoot-out win over the Rockford IceHogs on Friday night at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.Marek Mazanec finished the night with 28 saves and stopped both Rockford attempts in the shoot-out to earn the victory in his first game action in almost two weeks.After two scoreless periods, Gaudreau picked up his second goal in as many games just 5:04 in the third.

Brian George will be featured guest for Admirals "Salute to Seinfeld" game

Brian George will be featured guest for Admirals "Salute to Seinfeld" game

MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Admirals are excited to announce the “Salute to Seinfeld” weekend on November 20th and 21st.The Admirals will be welcoming Brian George, better known as Babu Bhatt from the hit television series, who will be making a guest appearance at the November 20th game against the Rockford Ice Hogs.

Admirals on a roll, win sixth straight with 3-1 victory over Checkers

Admirals on a roll, win sixth straight with 3-1 victory over Checkers

CHARLOTTE, NC--Goalie Juuse Saros stopped 30 shots to help the Milwaukee Admirals sweep a weekend two-game set in a 3-1 win over the Charlotte Checkers Saturday night.Charlotte’s Drayson Bowman spoiled Saros’ shutout bid with :30 remaining in the game with a shot from the blue line that deflected off a defender.

Milwaukee Admirals announce "Salute to Seinfeld" weekend November 20th & 21st

Milwaukee Admirals announce "Salute to Seinfeld" weekend November 20th & 21st

MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Admirals are excited to announce the "Salute to Seinfeld" weekend on November 20th and 21st.The Admirals will be welcoming Brian George, better known as Babu Bhatt from the hit television series, who will be making a guest appearance at the November 20th game against the Rockford Ice Hogs.Babu was a man from Pakistan who owned a failing restaurant across the street from Jerry’s apartment building.

Admirals defeat Lake Erie Monsters 6-3 as 11,000 fans from 99 Milwaukee schools watch

Admirals defeat Lake Erie Monsters 6-3 as 11,000 fans from 99 Milwaukee schools watch

MILWAUKEE -- With over 11,000 fans from 99 Milwaukee area schools the Admirals put on an entertaining and educational show as they defeated the Lake Erie Monsters 6-3 in the team's first ever School Day game at the BMO Harris Bradley Center Wednesday morning, November 11th.After a bit a slow start that saw the Ads need goalie Juuse Saros to stop a pair of breakaways, Milwaukee got things rolling when Pontus Aberg fired a wrister from the left dot that beat Lake Erie netminder Anton Forsberg to the far post at the 6:14 mark of the first.Goals from Trevor Murphy and Taylor Aronson pushed the Admirals lead to 3-0 after the first period and chased Forsberg from the net.The change in goaltenders made little difference for Milwaukee to start the second as Max Gortz converted on a power-play just 38 seconds into the middle from to make it 4-0 Milwaukee.Lake Erie made things interesting as they scored the next two goals and it was 4-2 after two periods.However, Milwaukee got two more of their own in the third, one from Aberg and a shorty from Max Reinhart with just under seven minutes to go, to guide them to the victory.Aberg's two goals paced the offense, while Vladislav Kamenev and Adam Payerl each chipped in two assists.Milwaukee's finished the night 1-for-8 on the power play, marking the eighth time in the past nine games that they have scored with the man-advantage.Saros stopped 23 shots on the night to earn his third straight win.Milwaukee heads out on a quick two-game trip to Charlotte to face the Checkers on Friday and Saturday night at 6:30 pm CT before returning home to begin a season-long seven-game homestand on November 18 vs.

Admirals roast IceHogs in overtime, 3-2

Admirals roast IceHogs in overtime, 3-2

ROCKFORD -- Rookie defenseman Trevor Murphy scored his first professional goal and goalie Marek Mazanec stopped 35 shots to lead the Admirals to a 3-2 overtime win over the Rockford IceHogs Saturday night.Milwaukee extended its winning streak to three games and its points streak to four games with the victory.Rockford was penalized for too many men on the ice with 1:01 to go in overtime which put the Admirals on the power play.

Admirals scare off Monsters at BMO Harris Bradley Center, 3-1

Admirals scare off Monsters at BMO Harris Bradley Center, 3-1

MILWAUKEE -- Admirals goalie Juuse Saros came within 1:24 of recording his second straight shutout as he stopped 32 shots to help guide the Admirals to a 3-1 win over Lake Erie on Friday night at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.It marked the first time this season that the Admirals had won consecutive games and also brought them back to .500 with a 4-4-1 record on the year.In spite of being outshot 11-7 in the first period it was the Admirals who were the ones to find the back of the net as Viktor Arvidsson scored his second on the season with 5:52 remaining in the opening period.

Admirals offer free ticket deal for all veterans, active military personnel

Admirals offer free ticket deal for all veterans, active military personnel

MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Admirals will welcome all veterans and active military personnel with a ticket for themselves and immediate family members to their home game on this Friday, November 6th against the Lake Erie Monsters, courtesy of USO Wisconsin, United Steel Workers Local 209 and CH Coakley and Company.In order to claim their free tickets to the game (limit 6), Veterans and active military should visit USOWisconsin.eventbrite.com.The Admirals will be honoring U.S. Army veteran and Medal of Honor recipient Gary Wetzel at the game.

Shoot-out win: Admirals beat Texas Stars 4-3 at home

Shoot-out win: Admirals beat Texas Stars 4-3 at home

MILWAUKEE -- Vladislav Kamenev tallied two goals and added an assist, while Colton Sissons sent the game into overtime with his first goal of the season with only 5.9 seconds to play in regulation to help guide the Admirals to a 4-3 shoot-out win on Tuesday night, October 27th over the Texas Stars.It was the team's first win at home this year and already the second time they have come back when trailing after two periods, which matched their total from all of last year.Sissons heroics were preceded by Kamenev's second goal of the night with 6:25 to play in the game to pull the Ads within one at 3-2.Then with just 22 seconds to play in the game and Milwaukee still trailing, the Stars Remi Elie took a tripping call to put the Ads on the power-play.With goalie Marek Mazenec pulled in favor of an extra attacker, Kevin Fiala fired a wrister from the top of the right circle that deflected off of Sissons' stick and into the top of the net.Following a scoreless OT period, Frederick Gaudreau and Fiala both scored in the shoot-out, while Mazanec stopped two of three shooters to give the Ads the win, their first at the BMOHBC since March 6.Texas got on the board early in the first period when Jason Dickenson beat Ads goalie Marek Mazanec glove side for his first goal of the season at the 1:53 mark.It would remain 1-0 Texas until midway through the second period when Milwaukee tied it up on a Vladislav Kamenev goal.

Milwaukee Admirals drop 4-2 decision to IceHogs at BMO Harris Bradley Center

Milwaukee Admirals drop 4-2 decision to IceHogs at BMO Harris Bradley Center

MILWAUKEE -- A pair of late third period by Rockford proved to be too much to overcome as the Admirals dropped a 4-2 decision to the IceHogs Saturday night, October 24th at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.Milwaukee jumped out to an early 1-0 lead off of Stevie Moses' first goal as an Admiral.

Amtrak Rivalry: Admirals' playoff hopes get dimmer with loss to Wolves

MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- The Admirals allowed four third period goals and saw their playoff hopes take a huge hit as they fell 4-1 to the Chicago Wolves on Friday night.Couple the loss with a win by the Toronto Marlies over Rochester and the Ads are now tied with Toronto for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Western Conference and they have played three fewer games than Toronto.Milwaukee does go head-to-head with the Marlies next Friday night in a must-win game.The Admirals took an early lead when recently named AHL All-Rookie team member Viktor Arvidsson cashed in on his 20th goal of the season at 8:59 of the first.

Admirals fall to Grand Rapids Griffins 6-2

GRAND RAPIDS (WITI) -- Goalie Tom McCollum stopped 32 shots to lead the Grand Rapids Griffins to a 6-2 win over the Admirals Wednesday night, April 8th.Milwaukee finished the season series against the Griffins with a record of 3-5-1-1.Anthony Mantha gave the Griffins a 1-0 lead at 4:36 of the first period when he blasted a slapshot from the top of the right circle into the net for a power play goal.The Griffins made it 2-0 when Andy Miele deflected a Brennan Evans shot from the left point past Admirals goalie Magnus Hellberg at 11:16 of the first period.Milwaukee used a Colton Sissons deflection to get on the scoreboard at 16:50 of the first period.