Oklahoma City Barons Game Notes

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1 Oklahoma City Barons Game Notes American Hockey League affi liate of the Edmonton Oilers N. Walker, Suite Oklahoma City, OK GOAL - Regular Season at a Glance Overall: Home: Road: High point vs. division lead: 1st, +2 Low point vs. division lead: -13 pts. Barons Goals by Period OT/SO T Barons Opponent Barons Shots by Period OT/SO T Barons Opponent Power Play PPGF OPPS. PCT RK Home T16 Road Total T14 Last PPGF: Houston (McDonald) Penalty Kill PPGA TSH PCT RK Home T16 Road Total Last PPGA: Houston (4) Shorthanded Goals By OKC: 10 Record w/shgf: By Opponent: 10 Record w/shga: Last SHGF: Chicago (McDonald) Last SHGA: San Antonio (Byers) Record by Month Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar April Season Series vs. Bulldogs Meetings Date Site Time/Result Oct. 24 Hamilton W, 3-2 (OT) Dec. 17 OKC L, 0-3 Affiliations: Hamilton: Montreal Canadiens OKC: Edmonton Oilers Hamilton Bulldogs at Oklahoma City Barons Calder Cup Playoffs North Division Semi-Final Game 3 Hamilton leads 2-0 April 19, 2011, 7:05 pm CDT Cox Convention Center, Oklahoma City Broadcast: KXY 96.1 FM OVERVIEW: This fi rst-round series switches to OKC for Game 3 after Hamilton took the fi rst two by 5-2 and 2-1 scores on Thursday and Saturday at Copps Coliseum. The Barons fi nished fi fth in the West Division and earned the crossover spot as the North Division s fourth seed after amassing more points than fourth-place Abbotsford. OKC and Hamilton split a 2-game season series, with OKC winning in OT Oct. 24 at Hamilton and the Bulldogs prevailing 3-0 in OKC Dec. 17. GAME 1: Thursday, April 14, 2011 Bulldogs 5, Barons 2 Copps Coliseum, Hamilton, ON Hamilton rode a 3-goal fi rst period to a 5-2 win in the series opener. Five different Bulldogs scored goals as Hamilton went 3-for-6 on the power play and scored on its fi rst 3 power play chances. Ben Ondrus and Bryan Helmer scored the Barons goals. Jeff Deslauriers started in net and took the loss. He was replaced by Martin Gerber at the start of the second period. Goals/per. F Shots Pen./Min. PP Barons /25 0/3 Bulldogs /8 3/6 OFF THE TOP: The Barons return home for their fi rst playoff game at the Cox Center, Game 3 of this best-of-seven set. OKC won its last 2 regular-season home games over Rockford (7-0) and Texas (2-0) Apr. 1-2, fi nishing at home. Tonight s game will be just their third at home since Mar. 12, as the Barons played 12 of their last 14 on the road during the regular season before opening with a pair of playoff games at Hamilton. The Barons longest home winning streak was 2 games, accomplished 4 times. POWER PLAYING: The Barons have had a total of 6 power play chances in the fi rst 2 games this series, going 0-for-3 in each. Hamilton has had 6 chances in each of the fi rst 2 games and is 4-for- 12, plus an even-strength goal 3 seconds after a Barons penalty expired on Saturday. Counting the regular season, the Barons are 0-for-24 on the man advantage against the Bulldogs, while Hamilton is a combined 7-for-26 against OKC (26.9%). OKC enjoyed the AHL s most power play opportunities during the regular season (407), 21 more than the closest team (Houston). Hamilton was tied with Rochester for the league s second-fewest power play chances during the regular season with 315. SERIES SNIPPETS: OKC s goals this series have been scored by Ben Ondrus, Bryan Helmer and Brad Moran...Martin Gerber denied a penalty shot by Gabriel Dumont at 15:32 of Thursday s second period...counting the regular season, Barons goaltenders have stopped all 4 opposing penalty shots...it was Gerber s fi rst penalty shot faced as a Baron...at even strength, each team has scored 3 goals in this series...with 4 power play tallies, Hamilton has out-scored the Barons 7-3. MCDONALD TAKES GOAL TITLE: Colin McDonald scored his league leading 42nd goal of the season at 17:28 of the third period of the season fi nale Apr. 10 at Houston, eclipsing Hamilton s Nigel Dawes for the Willie Marshall Award. With 6 goals in the final 3 games, McDonald won the final Reebok/AHL Player of the Week Award. He had 17 goals in the last 16 games of the regular campaign. McDonald led the league with 19 power play goals and did not have an empty-netter. Prior to this season, McDonald had totaled 35 goals in 3 seasons as a professional. GIROUX SECOND IN AHL POINTS: Alexandre Giroux fi nished as the AHL s second-leading scorer with 78 points, trailing only league MVP Corey Locke of Binghamton (86). Giroux saw a team-best 10-game point streak end on the next-to-last game of the regular season at Texas. He had 3 goals and 12 assists during the streak, which had extended to Feb. 27, prior to his 2 March callups to Edmonton. Giroux is the first-team left winger on the AHL post-season All-Star Team, his third straight season as a fi rst-teamer. That feat has been accomplished by only two other forwards in AHL history (Pete Leswick, and Art Stratton, ). Giroux has had seven consecutive 30 (or more) goal seasons, tying a record held by AHL Hall of Famer Dick Gamble. Series Results/Playoff Schedule Series results: Date Opp. Result OKC Goalie (GA,SV) Opp. Goalie Attn. Apr. Ham L, 2-5 Deslauriers (3, 3) MacIntyre (2, 24) 3,292 Apr. Ham L, 1-2 Gerber (2, 21) MacIntyre (1, 38) 3,911 GAME 2: Saturday, April 16, 2011 Bulldogs 2, Barons 1 Copps Coliseum, Hamilton, ON Hamilton goaltender Drew MacIntyre made 38 saves, including 15 in a scoreless third period, as the Bulldogs overcame a 1-0 defi cit to win 2-1 and take a 2-0 series lead. Brad Moran scored the Barons goal at 17:18 of the fi rst, but Andreas Engqvist banked in a centering pass with 2.9 seconds left in the opening period. Nigel Dawes scored the eventual winner on the power play at 1:03 of the second. Goals/per. F Shots Pen./Min. PP Barons /14 0/3 Bulldogs /8 1/6 Upcoming series schedule (all times Central): Date Opp. Site Time Broadcast Apr. 19 Hamilton Cox Center 7:05 KXY 96.1 FM Apr. 20 Hamilton Cox Center 7:05 KXY 96.1 FM Apr. 22* Hamilton Cox Center 7:05 KXY 96.1 FM Apr. Hamilton Copps Coliseum 3:00 KXY 96.1 FM Apr. Hamilton Copps Coliseum 6:30 KXY 96.1 FM * if necessary

2 Oklahoma City Barons Game Notes, Page 2 OKC players won these league honors in : Linus Omark Reebok/AHL Player of Week, Nov. 1-7 Bryan Helmer Reebok/AHL Player of Week, Jan Jeff Deslauriers Reebok/AHL Player of Week, Mar. 28-Apr. 3 Colin McDonald Reebok/AHL Player of Week, Apr Alexandre Giroux regen Muscle Recovery Beverage Performance of the Month, December Teemu Hartikainen Reebok/AHL Rookie of Month, January Bryan Helmer Fred T. Hunt Award (sportsmanship and dedication) Jake Taylor IOA/American Specialty Barons AHL Man of the Year Alexandre Giroux First team post-season All-Star left winger Oct. 24, 2010 Barons 3, Bulldogs 2 (OT) Copps Coliseum, Hamilton OKC-Hamilton regular season series Alexandre Giroux scored the winning goal 3:58 into overtime to send the Barons to a 3-2 win in a nationally-televised afternoon game at Hamilton, Ont. Martin Gerber made 29 saves in upping his record to The Barons allowed their fi rst power play goal since opening night, spanning 7-plus games. Goals/per. F Shots Pen./Min. PP Barons OT /21 0/10 Bulldogs /25 1/8 Goalies: OKC Gerber; Hamilton Mayer Attn: 6,539 Dec. 17, 2010 Bulldogs 3, Barons 0 Cox Convention Center, Oklahoma City Hamilton scored a goal in each period and Curtis Sanford made 29 saves as the Barons were shut out for the fi rst time in franchise history. David Desharnais scored a goal and added an assist. The regular season series with Hamilton ends with OKC getting an OT win and Hamilton a regulation win. Goals/per. F Shots Pen./Min. PP Bulldogs /18 2/6 Barons /16 0/8 Goalies: OKC Gerber; Hamilton Sanford 4,858 Five guys arrive: Edmonton returned 5 members of OKC s Clear Day roster following the Oilers season fi nale on Sunday: Jeff Petry, Linus Omark, Ryan O Marra, Chris VandeVelde and Teemu Hartikainen. Each opened the season in the AHL and spent large portions of the season with the Barons. 2 Richard Petiot 3 Jeff Petry 12 Alexandre Giroux 14 Jake Taylor 16 Greg Stewart 17 Andrew Lord 18 Colin McDonald 19 Milan Kytnar 20 Brad Moran 21 Bryan Helmer 22 Ryan O Marra Clear Day Roster 23 Linus Omark 24 Zack Stortini 25 Ben Ondrus 26 Mark Arcobello 27 Kevin Montgomery 29 Martin Gerber (G) 33 Colten Teubert 34 Alex Plante 35 Teemu Hartikainen 39 Chris VandeVelde 38 Jeff Deslauriers (G) ATO Players 5 Martin Marincin 8 Brandon Davidson 11 Tanner House 36 Hunter Tremblay Other Players 6 Anthony Aiello 7 Jesse Gimblett 15 Philippe Cornet 31 Bryan Pitton (G) 37 Matt Marquardt Barons with Calder Cup Championships Todd Nelson (2) Chicago 2008 (asst. coach) Portland 1994 (player) Bryan Helmer (3) Albany 1995 Hershey Alexandre Giroux (2) Hershey Zack Stortini Hamilton 2007 Coach connection: Barons head coach Todd Nelson and Hamilton bench boss Randy Cunneyworth were assistant coaches the past 2 seasons on John Anderson s Atlanta Thrashers staff. Nelson was a player on the Cunneyworth s fi rst team as a head coach, the Rochester Americans of the AHL. Calder Cup Distinctions Alexandre Giroux led or shared the lead in Calder Cup Playoff scoring each of the past 2 seasons while winning titles with the Hersehy Bears. Giroux had 28 points (15G, 13A) in 2009 and tied teammate Chris Bourque with 27 points (14-13) last season. Alexandre Giroux owns the record for most overtime goals in Calder Cup play, 5, in time with Binghamton, Hartford and Hershey. Giroux s OT winners in Calder Cup games: Date Result Elapsed time in OT 6/11/2010 Hershey Texas 1 13:28 5/30/2009 Hershey Manitoba 4 13:33 4/23/2008 W-B/Scranton Hershey 3 :20 5/11/2007 W-B/Scranton Hershey 7 4:58 (series winner) 5/04/2007 W-B/Scranton Hershey 4 25:57 (2 OT) Bryan Helmer is the AHL s all-time leader in Calder Cup games played with 140 counting both his games this season. The Barons are his seventh AHL playoff team after Albany, Worcester, Manitoba, Grand Rapids, San Antonio and Hershey. ROAD SWEET ROAD: The Barons went on the road, fi nishing as part of a group with the third-most road wins. OKC s road standing point percentage of.613 was fi fth in the AHL. OKC was at home, their.525 point percentage tied for 22nd. KYTNAR FINISHES STRONGLY: Rookie center Milan Kytnar fi nished the season with points in 7 straight, the Barons second-longest point streak behind Alexandre Giroux s 10-gamer that ended on Apr. 9. Kytnar had 6 goals and 4 assists in that span. THE IRON MEN: Colin McDonald and Ben Ondrus are the only Barons to play in all 80 regular season games. Brad Moran, who fi nished in a multiple-way tie for fourth in the AHL with 72 points, played in the fi rst 79 games and was eligible for Sunday s fi nale, but was rested. ADD MCDONALD: Colin McDonald s league-leading 19 power play goals surpassed by themselves his previous career high goal total for a season. The fourth-year right winger had a previous career high of 13, set last year (12 with Springfi eld, 1 with Edmonton).

3 Oklahoma City Barons Game Notes Barons Season Superlatives Team highs/lows Most goals scored, game: 8, Hou Most goals allowed, game: 6 (6X); 10/9; 11/7; 11/9; 1/2; 2/23; 4/10 Most goals scored, period: 5, Hou Most goals allowed, period: 4 (2X) 3/4 vs. ABB (3rd); Hou (2nd) Most shots, game: 51, 11/7 vs. Tor Most shots, period: 20, 10/15 vs. Hou, 3rd Fewest shots, game: 20, Rfd (W) 21, ABB (W) Fewest shots, period: 2, SA (2nd) Most shots against, game: 45, SA Most shots against, game (no OT): 47, GR Most shots against, period: 23, Rfd Fewest shots against, game: 18 (3X), 10/30; 11/27; 1/15 Fewest shots against, period: 1, 2/23 (3rd) (2X), 10/30; 12/12 Biggest winning margin: 7, 4/1 vs. Rfd (7-0) 6, Hou Biggest losing margin: 5 (3X), 10/9 Hou 1-6; 2/23 Mil 1-6; 2/26 Hou 0-5 Winning streak: 5, 10/24-11/5 Home winning streak: 2 (4X) 4 1-2; 2/4-9; 11/21-23; 10/16-19 Road winning streak: 5, 10/24-11/26 Unbeaten streak (W + SOL): 5, 10/24-11/5 Unbeaten streak, home: 6 ( ), 11/12-12/10 Unbeaten streak, road: 5, 10/24-11/26 Losing streak (L+OTL): 4, Dec Home losing streak (L+OTL): 3 (2X), 1/2-8; 10/9-15 Road losing streak (L+OTL): 3, 12/12-29 Winless streak (L+OTL+SOL): 6, 12/12-29 Home winless streak: 3 (3X), 1/2-8; 12/17-28; 10/9-15 Road winless streak: 5, Mar Most PIM, game: 39, Hou Most PIM, opponent, game: 41, Peoria, 1/13 Most combined PIM, game: 78, 1/7 vs. Peoria Largest crowd, home: 9,818, 10/9 Largest crowd, road: 14,533, Chicago Fastest goal for, start of game: :17 (Jacques), 11/9 vs. SA Fastest goal against, start of game: 1:09 (Rallo, Texas) 11/5 Fastest goal for, start of period: :10 (McDonald), 3/11 vs. GR, 2nd Fastest goal against: start of period: :09 (Rosehill, Tor.), 11/7, 2nd Barons Individual Superlatives Individual highs/lows Most goals, game: 5, Omark, 11/7 vs. Toronto 4, McDonald, SA Most assists, game: 4 (6X), Belle 10/17; O Marra 11/7; Omark 1/2; Moran 1/13 Giroux 4/8; Moran 4/8 Most points, game: 5 (2X), Omark, 11/7 vs. Tor; Giroux 1/29 vs. Chi Most shots, game: 12, Omark, 11/7 vs. Toronto Most PIM, game: 19, Lord, Hou Longest goal streak, games: 4 (2X), Reddox, 10/17-23; McDonald (11/21-27) Longest assist streak, games: 5, Helmer, 1/7-14 Longest point streak, games: 10, Giroux, Feb. 27-Apr. 8 7 (1X) 6 (3X) Most saves, game: 44, Gerber, SA Most saves, game (regulation): 44, Gerber, SA Most GA, game: 6 (3X), Gerber, 10/9 vs. Hou; 11/7 vs. Tor; 1/2 vs. Rfd Quickest 2 goals, OKC: :21, 2nd per., 3/11 vs. GR Vandevelde-Arcobello Quickest 2 goals, opponent: :41, 2nd per., 3/12 vs. GR Janik-Tardif Situation Records OKC Record when: Leading after 1: Scoring first: Trailing after 1: Allowing fi rst: Tied after 1: Leading after 2: Trailing after 2: Tied after 2: Out-shooting opp.: Out-shot by opp.: Shots even: goal games: goal games: goal games: Barons in OT/Shootouts OT Record: 6-2 Shootout record: 5-9 Date Result GWG, Time Date Opp., Final OKC goals-opp. goals in SO 10/15 Hou (L, 2-1) Wellman, 4:42 GR (W, 5-4) 3-2 Ham (W, 3-2) Giroux, 3:58 11/7 Tor (W, 7-6) 3-2 LE (W, 3-2) McDonald, 3:01 11/19 Texas (L, 2-1) 1-2 Rfd (W, 6-5) Hartikainen, 1:59 Mtb (L, 3-2) 0-1 1/8 Peoria (L, 5-4) Oystrick, :16 12/7 Houston (L, 4-3) 0-1 ABB (W, 3-2) Arcobello, 3:55 12/28 Texas (L, 4-3) 2-3 3/5 ABB (W, 2-1) Moran, 3:37 Mil (W, 4-3) 2-1 3/11 GR (W, 6-5) Aiello, :36 1/26 Chicago (L, 4-5) 1-2 (10 rounds) 2/4 Peoria (W, 2-1) 1-0 (10 rounds) Texas (W, 3-2) 2-1 Individual shootout stats: Peoria (L, 2-1) 1-3 Player Goals-Chances Pct. GR (L, 1-2) 1-2 Hartikainen Mil (L, 4-3) 1-4 McDonald Hou (L, 6-5) 1-3 Vandevelde Moran Player Goals-Chances Pct. Kytnar Helmer Arcobello Chorney Giroux Jacques Omark O Marra Cornet Team Belle Reddox Goalie Record Goals-Shots Sv. Pct. Petry Pitton Plante Gerber Marquardt Deslauriers Team Oilers Update Season Record: , 5th, NW Div. Last game: Apr. Colorado, 4-3 OT loss Former/current Barons stats with Oilers: Player GP G A Pts. +/- Omark Jacques Reddox Petry O Marra Chorney Hartikainen VandeVelde Stortini Giroux Plante Petiot GP Record GAA Sv. Pct. Gerber

4 Oklahoma City Barons Transactions Date Player To From Action 1 10/11 RW Mark Arcobello Stockton OKC Loaned 2 10/11 LW Jesse Gimblett Stockton OKC Loaned 3 10/15 C Dave Bonk OKC Allen Signed PTO 4 10/16 D Jordan Bendfeld Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 5 10/17 C Dave Bonk Allen OKC Released from PTO 6 10/20 D Jordan Bendfeld OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton 7 11/2 LW J.F. Jacques OKC Edmonton Conditioning loan 8 11/2 G Jeff Deslauriers OKC Edmonton Loaned by Edmonton 9 11/4 D Jordan Bendfeld Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 10 11/4 G Bryan Pitton Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 11 11/16 D Shawn Belle Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 12 11/16 LW J.F. Jacques Edmonton OKC Recalled from conditioning 13 11/16 D Jordan Bendfeld OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton 14 11/18 G Martin Gerber Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 15 11/18 G Bryan Pitton OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton 16 11/19 D Joey Ryan OKC Bakersfi eld Signed PTO 17 11/24 D Joey Ryan Bakersfi eld OKC Released from PTO 18 11/24 D Shawn Belle OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 19 12/1 G Bryan Pitton Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 20 12/1 G Martin Gerber OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 21 12/8 LW Linus Omark Edmonton OKC Recalled by Edmonton 22 12/8 C Ryan O Marra Edmonton OKC Recalled by Edmonton 23 12/9 LW Jesse Gimblett OKC Stockton Recalled by OKC 24 12/9 C Dave Bonk OKC Allen Signed PTO 25 12/20 LW Jesse Gimblett Stockton OKC Returned on loan 26 12/21 G Bryan Pitton OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton 27 12/21 C Dave Bonk Allen OKC Released from PTO 28 12/27 D Jeff Petry Edmonton OKC Recalled by Edmonton 29 12/28 F Andrew Lord OKC Wheeling Signed PTO 30 12/31 D Shawn Belle Edmonton OKC Recalled by Edmonton 31 12/31 LW Linus Omark OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 32 1/2 C Ryan O Marra OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 33 1/2 D Shawn Belle OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 34 1/3 G Bryan Pitton Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 35 1/3 LW Linus Omark Edmonton OKC Recalled 36 1/3 LW Liam Reddox Edmonton OKC Recalled 37 1/7 D Bryan Helmer OKC --- Signed PTO 38 1/10 D Taylor Chorney Edmonton OKC Recalled 39 1/12 RW Mark Arcobello OKC Stockton Recalled by OKC 40 1/15 D Anthony Aiello OKC Stockton Signed PTO 41 1/22 D Taylor Chorney OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 42 1/24 RW Mark Arcobello Stockton OKC Returned on loan 43 1/24 D Jordan Bendfeld Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 44 2/3 RW Zack Stortini OKC Edmondon Loaned by Edmonton 45 2/3 RW Mark Arcobello OKC Stockton Recalled by OKC 46 2/14 D Jeff Petry OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 47 2/14 D Taylor Chorney Edmonton OKC Recalled Regular season games with multiple goaltenders Oklahoma City Date Opponent Starter Replaced by Final Texas Deslauriers (L) Pitton (start, 2nd) 5-2 Texas 2/23 Milwaukee Gerber (L) Deslauriers (9:16, 2nd) 6-1 Milwaukee 3/4 Abbotsford Deslauriers (L) Gerber (4:33, 3rd) 5-3 Abbotsford GR Gerber* Deslauriers (SOL, 7:42, 3rd) 2-1 GR (SO) Houston Deslauriers (L) Pitton (start, 2nd) 4-1 Houston *Gerber replaced because of injury 3/16 and received no decision Opposition Date Opponent Starter Replaced by Final 11/5 Texas Krahn (L) Bachman (start, 3rd) 6-1 OKC Rockford Toivonen Richards (L) (14:13, 2nd) 6-5 OKC (OT) Rockford Toivonen (L) Richards (start, 3rd) 4-3 OKC 1/29 Chicago Mannino (L) Pasquale (8:22, 1st) 5-2 OKC 2/25 San Antonio Climie (L) Fallon (6:39, 2nd) 3-2 OKC Rockford Toivonen (L) Richards (12:20, 2nd) 5-1 OKC 4/1 Rockford Toivonen (L) Richards (start, 2nd) 7-0 OKC Date Player To From Action 48 2/21 D Taylor Chorney OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 49 2/22 D Taylor Chorney Edmonton OKC Recalled 50 2/25 G Martin Gerber Edmonton OKC Recalled 51 2/25 G Scott Campbell OKC Allen Signed PTO 52 2/26 G Bryan Pitton OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton 53 2/26 G Scott Campbell Allen OKC Released from PTO 54 2/28 LW Linus Omark OKC Edmonton Loaned 55 2/28 LW Linus Omark Edmonton OKC Recalled 56 2/28 D Kevin Montgomery OKC Colorado Acquired in trade; loaned 57 2/28 D Shawn Belle Colorado Edmonton Traded to Colorado 58 2/28 D Colten Teubert OKC Edmonton Acquired in trade, loaned 59 3/1 D Richard Petiot Edmonton OKC Recalled 60 3/4 D Richard Petiot OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 61 3/4 G Martin Gerber OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 62 3/4 D Alex Plante Edmonton OKC Recalled 64 3/4 G Bryan Pitton Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 63 3/5 D Johan Motin Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 64 3/5 D Bryan Helmer OKC OKC Signed standard contract 65 3/5 LW Alexandre Giroux Edmonton OKC Recalled 66 3/7 F Andrew Lord OKC OKC Signed standard contract 67 3/10 D Alex Plante OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 68 3/10 D Jeff Petry Edmonton OKC Recalled 69 3/14 LW Teemu Hartikainen Edmonton OKC Recalled 70 3/14 LW Alexandre Giroux OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 71 3/15 D Taylor Fedun OKC --- Amateur Tryout 72 3/16 C Dusty Collins OKC --- Signed PTO 73 3/16 LW Jesse Gimblett OKC Stockton Recalled by OKC 74 3/17 C Chris VandeVelde Edmonton OKC Recalled 75 3/17 C Ryan O Marra Edmonton OKC Recalled 76 3/17 LW Alexandre Giroux Edmonton OKC Recalled 77 3/17 G Bryan Pitton OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton 78 3/20 F Tanner House OKC --- Amateur Tryout 79 3/21 C Dusty Collins Florida OKC Released from PTO 80 3/23 LW Alex Giroux OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 81 3/23 D Taylor Fedun --- OKC Released from ATO 82 3/23 D Brandon Davidson OKC --- Signed ATO 83 4/2 D Martin Marincin OKC --- Signed ATO 84 4/4 LW Hunter Tremblay OKC --- Signed ATO 85 4/5 D Anthony Aiello Stockton OKC Released from PTO 86 4/10 G Bryan Pitton Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 87 4/10 D Jeff Petry OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 88 4/10 C Chris VandeVelde OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 89 4/10 C Ryan O Marra OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 90 4/10 LW Teemu Hartikainen OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 91 4/10 LW Linus Omark OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 92 4/12 G Bryan Pitton OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton 93 4/12 D Anthony Aiello OKC Stockton Signed PTO Penalty Shots By OKC: Player Date Opp. Time Goalie Goal? Giroux Rfd :14, OT A. Richards No Giroux SA 9:39, 2nd M. Climie No Ondrus SA 10:50, 2nd M. Climie No Against OKC: Player Date Opp. Time Goalie Goal? Sceviour 11/19 Texas 12:32, 3rd Deslauriers No Morin Texas 1:55, 3rd Deslauriers No McMillan Hou 2:26, 1st Pitton No Dumont Ham 15:32, 2nd Gerber No *Calder Cup Playoffs, Game 1

5 Oklahoma City Barons Game Notes No. Name Pronunciation 2 Richard Petiot PETTY-oh 3 Jeff Petry PEE-tree 5 Martin Marincin ma-rin-sin 6 Anthony Aiello eye-ellow 7 Jesse Gimblett 8 Brandon Davidson 11 Tanner House 12 Alexandre Giroux zhih-roo 14 Jake Taylor 15 Philippe Cornet core-nay 16 Greg Stewart 17 Andrew Lord 18 Colin McDonald 19 Milan Kytnar me-lahn kit-ner 20 Brad Moran 21 Bryan Helmer 22 Ryan O Marra 23 Linus Omark Lye-nus OH-mark 24 Zack Stortini store-tee-nee 25 Ben Ondrus on-druss 26 Mark Arcobello ark-oh-bell-oh 27 Kevin Montgomery 33 Colten Teubert TOO-bert 34 Alex Plante plahnt 35 Teemu Hartikainen hart-ih-kye-nen 36 Hunter Tremblay TROM-blay 37 Matt Marquardt mar-kwart 39 Chris VandeVelde vanda-veldy 29 Martin Gerber 31 Bryan Pitton 38 Jeff Deslauriers deh-lor-ee-ay Record by Division, Conference Opponent Record Home Road Chicago Houston Milwaukee Peoria Rockford San Antonio Texas vs. West Abbotsford Grand Rapids Hamilton Lake Erie Manitoba Toronto vs. North vs. Western Conference TOTAL OKC did not face Rochester or any Eastern Conference clubs Barons Goal Log Manpower OKC Opponent strength Goals Goals 5-on on on on on on-3 3-on-4 3-on-5 4-on Extra attacker 5 3 Empty net 6 4 Penalty shot Multiple-goal, assist and point games Multi- Multi- Multi- Combo point goal assist 1-goal games games games 1-assist Total 2G 3G 4G 2A 3A 4A 1G-1A Giroux Moran McDonald Hartikainen Omark 7* Arcobello Petry Reddox Helmer Belle Kytnar Cornet O Marra Aiello VandeVelde Chorney Ondrus Petiot House Motin Marquardt Plante House Come-from-behind wins Wins when trailing by 2 or more: Date Opp. Biggest deficit Final 10/16 LE 0-3, 2:44 into 2nd 4-3 W 11/7 Tor 1-4, :09 into 2nd 7-6 SOW ABB 0-2, 12:49 into 1st 3-2 OTW 3/11 GR 0-2, 17:08 into 1st 6-5 OTW Come-from-ahead losses Losses when leading by 2 or more: Date Opp. Biggest lead Final 12/7 Hou 3-1, 3:30 into 3rd 4-3 SOL 12/28 Tex 3-1, after 2 per. 4-3 SOL SA 2-0, after 1 per. 5-3 L

6 Barons Game-by-Game Rundown OKC wins in bold - road games shaded - SOG and PIM listed with OKC s total first Gm # Date Opp. W/L Score Record SOG OKC Goalie Opp. Goalie GW Goal PIM PP PK Att. 1 Oct. 9 Hou L Gerber Hackett [DiSalvatore] ,818 2 Oct. 10 Chi L Gerber Pasquale [Haydar] ,817 3 Oct. 15 Hou OTL Gerber Hackett [Wellman] ,349 4 Oct. 16 LE W Gerber Grahame Omark ,259 5 Oct. Hou W Pitton Hackett McDonald ,278 6 Oct. 19 LE W Gerber Bacashihua Belle ,784 7 Oct. 22 SA L Gerber Montoya [Stapleton] ,986 8 Oct. Tor L Pitton Reimer [Crabb] ,046 9 Oct. Ham OTW Gerber Mayer Giroux , Oct. Chi W Gerber Pavelec Giroux , Oct. GR SOW Gerber McCollum Moran** , Oct. Peo W Gerber Bishop Omark , Nov. 5 Texas W Gerber Krahn 1 Omark , Nov. 6 Hou L Deslauriers Khudobin [Palmer] , Nov. 7 Tor SOW Gerber Reimer Kytnar** , Nov. 9 SA L Deslauriers Montoya [Beaudoin] , Nov. 12 Chi W Gerber Mannino Reddox , Nov. 19 Texas SOL Deslauriers Bachman [Gagnon]** , Nov. 21 Mil W Deslauriers Smith Ondrus , Nov. 23 Mil W Deslauriers Dekanich McDonald , Nov. LE OTW Deslauriers Grahame McDonald , Nov. LE L Deslauriers Cann [Montgomery] , Nov. Tex L Deslauriers 2 Bachman [Tousignant] , Dec. Mtb SOL Gerber Lack [Shirokov]** , Dec. Mtb W Gerber Lack Marquardt , Dec. 7 Hou SOL Deslauriers Khudobin [Earl]** , Dec. 10 Mtb W Gerber Lack Petry , Dec. Rfd OTW Deslauriers Richards 3 Hartikainen , Dec. Mil L Gerber Smith [Mueller] , Dec. 17 Ham L Gerber Sanford [Maxwell] , Dec. 18 SA L Gerber Fallon [Ebbett] , Dec. Texas L Deslauriers Bachman [Sawada] , Dec. 28 Texas SOL Gerber Bachman [Tousignant]** , Dec. SA L Gerber Climie [Watkins] , Dec. SA W Gerber Climie Giroux , Jan. 1 Rfd W Pitton Toivonen Omark , Jan. 2 Rfd L Gerber Richards [LeBlanc] , Jan. 7 Peo L Gerber Allen [Mink] , Jan. 8 Peo OTL Deslauriers Bishop [Oystrick] , Jan. 9 LE W Deslauriers Grahame Giroux , Jan. Peo W Gerber Allen Helmer , Jan. Peo W Deslauriers Bishop Kytnar , Jan. SA W Gerber Climie Ondrus , Jan. LE L Deslauriers Grahame [Stoa] , Jan. Mil SOW Gerber Dekanich McDonald** , Jan. Rfd W Deslauriers Toivonen 4 Giroux , Jan. Chi W Gerber MacIntyre Moran , Jan. 26 Chi SOL Gerber MacIntyre [Pettersson]** , Jan. 28 Texas L Deslauriers Bachman [Sceviour] , Jan. 29 Chi W Deslauriers Mannino 5 Moran , Feb. 3 Peo L Deslauriers Bishop [Hensick] , Feb. 4 Peo SOW Gerber Allen Vandevelde** , Feb. Texas L Gerber Bachman [Roman] , Feb. 9 SA W Gerber Climie Giroux , Feb. Abt+ W Gerber Irving Giroux , Feb. Abt OTW Deslauriers Irving Arcobello , Feb. 23 Mil L Gerber 6 Lindback [Lewis] , Feb. 25 SA W Deslauriers Climie 7 Moran , Feb. 26 Hou L Deslauriers Hackett [Kassian] , Feb. Texas SOW Pitton Bachman McDonald** , Mar. 4 Abt L Deslauriers 8 Irving [MacMurchy] , Mar. 5 Abt OTW Gerber Irving Moran , Mar. 8 Mtb L Gerber Weiman [Bolduc] , Mar. SA L Gerber Climie [Kearns] , Mar. 11 GR OTW Deslauriers Pearce Aiello , Mar. 12 GR L Gerber Pearce [Tardif] , Mar. Peo SOL Gerber Bishop [Aliu]** , Mar. GR SOL Deslauriers 9 Pearce [Pare]** , Mar. Rfd W Deslauriers Toivonen 10 McDonald , Mar. Chi W Deslauriers Pasquale Gimblett , Mar. Chi L Deslauriers Pasquale [Miller] , Mar. Mil SOL Deslauriers Smith [Van Guilder]** , Mar. Hou L Deslauriers 11 Hackett [Wellman] , Mar. Hou SOL Pitton Tordjman [Wellman]** , Mar. Hou L Pitton Hackett [Peters] , Apr. 1 Rfd W Deslauriers Toivonen 12 Giroux , Apr. 2 Texas W Deslauriers Bachman Montgomery , Apr. SA W Deslauriers Climie McDonald , Apr. Texas W Deslauriers Bachman Kytnar , Apr. Hou L Gerber Hackett [Almond] ,519 1: Starter Krahn (L) replaced by Bachman at start of 3rd period. 2: Starter Deslauriers (L) replaced by Pitton at start of 2nd period. 3: Richards took OTL after replacing starter Toivonen after 5th OKC goal at 14:13, 2nd period 4: Starter Toivonen (L) replaced by Richards at start of 3rd. 5: Starter Mannino (L) replaced by Pasquale 8:22 into the 1st period 6: Starter Gerber (L) replaced by Deslauriers at 9:16, 2nd 7: Starter Climie (L) replaced by Fallon, 6:39, 2nd 8: Starter Deslauriers (L) replaced by Gerber at 4:33, 3rd 9: Starter Gerber injured at 7:42, 3rd, Deslauriers took SOL 10: Starter Toivonen (L) replaced by Richards at 12:20, 2nd 11: Starter Deslauriers (L) replaced by Pitton at start of 2nd 12: Starter Toivonen (L) replaced by Richards, start, 2nd. +: Game played at Scotiabank Saddledome, Calgary

7 Oklahoma City Barons Home Statistics Player GP G A PTS PIM +/- 12 Alexandre Giroux Brad Moran Colin McDonald Teemu Hartikainen Linus Omark Taylor Chorney Liam Reddox Milan Kytnar Ryan O Marra Jeff Petry Ben Ondrus Shawn Belle Chris VandeVelde Bryan Helmer Matt Marquardt Alex Plante Anthony Aiello Richard Petiot Philippe Cornet Greg Stewart Andrew Lord Mark Arcobello Kevin Montgomery Colten Teubert Jake Taylor Johan Motin Zack Stortini Tanner House Joey Ryan J.F. Jacques Jesse Gimblett Dave Bonk Jordan Bendfeld Total Goaltender GP MINS W L SOL GAA SO GA SHOTS SV PCT 29 Martin Gerber Jeff Deslauriers Bryan Pitton Total Note: For goaltenders records, overtime losses are counted in the regulation loss column per AHL guidelines

8 Oklahoma City Barons Road Statistics Player GP G A PTS PIM +/- 20 Brad Moran Alexandre Giroux Colin McDonald Teemu Hartikainen Liam Reddox Mark Arcobello Philippe Cornet Bryan Helmer Milan Kytnar Jeff Petry Shawn Belle Linus Omark Greg Stewart Ryan O Marra Ben Ondrus Alex Plante Richard Petiot Chris VandeVelde Anthony Aiello Matt Marquardt Colten Teubert Tanner House Jake Taylor Andrew Lord Jesse Gimblett Kevin Montgomery Taylor Chorney Johan Motin Dave Bonk Zack Stortini Jordan Bendfeld Dusty Collins Hunter Tremblay Martin Marincin Brandon Davidson Total Goaltender GP MINS W L SOL GAA SO GA SH SV PCT 29 Martin Gerber Jeff Deslauriers Bryan Pitton Total Note: For goaltenders records, overtime losses are counted in the regulation loss column per AHL guidelines

9 Oklahoma City Barons Roster (April 12, 2011) Head coach: Todd Nelson Assistant coaches: Gerry Fleming and Rocky Thompson Athletic trainer: Brandon Dionne Equipment mgr: Matt Mitchell Asst. equipment mgr: Mark Kincher No. Player Pos Sh Status Ht Wt Age DOB Birthplace Club (s) GP G A PTS PIM 2 Richard Petiot D Left /20/82 Daysland, AB Rockford (AHL) Jeff Petry D Right R /9/87 Farmington Hills, MI Michigan State Springfi eld (AHL) Martin Marinicin (ATO) D Left R /18/92 Kosice, Slovakia Played Junior in Slovakia, stats unavailable 6 Anthony Aiello (PTO) D Left R /19/86 Braintree, MA Florida (ECHL) Stockton (ECHL) Jesse Gimblett LW Left R /4/85 Newtonville, ON U. of Alberta Springfield (AHL) Brandon Davidson (ATO) D Left R /21/91 Lethbridge, AB Regina (WHL) Tanner House (ATO) F Right R /27/86 Cochrane, AB U. Of Maine Alexandre Giroux LW Left V /16/81 Quebec City, QC Hershey (AHL) Washington (NHL) Jake Taylor D Right V-ex /1/83 Rochester, MN Springfi eld (AHL) Philippe Cornet LW Left R /28/90 Val-Senneville, QC Rouyn-Noranda (QMJHL) Greg Stewart LW Left /21/86 Kitchener, ON Hamilton (AHL) Chicago (AHL) Montreal (NHL) Andrew Lord RW Right R /22/85 W. Vancouver, BC Wheeling (ECHL) Rochester (AHL) Colin McDonald RW Right /30/84 Hartford, CT Springfi eld (AHL Edmonton (NHL) Milan Kytnar C Left R /19/89 Topolcany, Slovakia Vancouver (WHL) Saskatoon (WHL) Brad Moran C Left V /20/79 Abbotsford, BC Skelleftea (Swedish Elite) Bryan Helmer D Right V /15/72 Sault St. Marie, ON Hershey (AHL) Ryan O Marra C Right /9/87 Tokyo, Japan Springfi eld (AHL Edmonton (NHL) Linus Omark LW Left /5/87 Overtornea, Sweden Moscow (KHL) Zack Stortini C Right V /11/85 Elliot Lake, ON Edmonton (NHL) Ben Ondrus RW Right V /25/82 Sherwood Park, AB Toronto (AHL) Mark Arcobello RW Right R /12/88 Milford, CT Yale Kevin Montgomery D Left /4/88 Rochester, NY Lake Erie (AHL) Colten Teubert D Right R /8/90 White Rock, BC Regina (WHL) Ontario (ECHL) Alex Plante D Right /9/89 Brandon, MB Springfi eld (AHL) Edmonton (NHL) Teemu Hartikainen LW Left R /3/90 Kuopio, Finland KalPa Kuopio (Finland) Hunter Tremblay (ATO) LW Left R /15/86 Timmins, ON U. of New Brunswick Matt Marquardt LW Left /19/87 North Bay, ON Prov.Springfield (AHL) Reading/Stockton (ECHL) Chris VandeVelde C Left R /15/87 Moorhead, MN University of North Dakota Springfi eld (AHL) No. Goaltender Catches Ht Wt Age DOB Birthplace Club (s) GP W L SOL SO GAA Sv. Pct. 29 Martin Gerber Left /4/74 Burgdorf, Switzerland Atlant Moscow (KHL) Bryan Pitton Left /26/88 Missisauga, ON Stockton (ECHL Springfi eld (AHL) Jeff Deslauriers Right /15/84 St. Jean-Richelieu, QC Edmonton (NHL) Pronunciations: 2 Petiot: petty-oh 5 Marinicin: ma-rin-sin 6 Aiello: eye-ellow 12 Giroux: zhih-roo 15 Cornet: core-nay 19 Kytnar: kit-ner 26 Arcobello: ark-oh-bell-oh 33 Teubert: TOO-bert 35 Hartikainen: hart-ih-kye-nen 36 Tremblay: TROM-blay 37 Marquardt: mar-kwart 39 VandeVelde: vanda-veldy 38 Deslauriers: deh-lore-ee-ay Players in Bold are members of the Barons Clear Day Roster