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: T-1, +2 pts. Low point vs. division lead: 4th, -19 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 Road Total Last PPGF: 4/20 vs. Abbotsford (3) Penalty Killing PPGA TSH PCT RK Home Road Total Last PPGA: 4/7 vs. Chi (Sterling) Shorthanded Goals By OKC: 6 Record w/shgf: By Opponent: 11 Record w/shga: Last SHGF: 4/21 vs. Hou (VandeVelde) Last SHGA: Rch (McCormick) Record by Month Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb March April Season Series vs. Griffins Meetings Date Site Time/Result Jan. 4 Grand Rapids L, 2-5 Jan. 23 Grand Rapids SOL, 4-5 Feb. 8 OKC W, 4-3 Feb. 9 OKC W, 7-5 All times Central OKC regular season points: 91 Grand Rapids regular season points: 92 (3) Grand Rapids Griffins at (5) Oklahoma City Barons, Game 5 Calder Cup Playoffs Series N Western Conference Finals Series tied 2-2 June 2, 2013, 4 pm CDT Cox Convention Center, Oklahoma City, OK Radio: KXY 96.1 FM TODAY: The Barons host the Grand Rapids Griffi ns (Detroit Red Wings) in the fi fth game of this best-of-7, Western Conference Final series, which is 2-2 after the Griffi ns 4-0 win last night. This is the last game of the series to be contested in OKC. Game 6 is Tuesday and Game 7 (if necessary) would be Wednesday in Grand Rapids. Each club is 1-1 on home ice so far in the series. OKC and Grand Rapids split 4 regular-season meetings, with the home team winning each. All-time, OKC is against the Griffins (including playoffs), at the Cox Center. LAST GAME: June 1, 2013 Griffi ns 4, Barons 0 Cox Convention Center, Oklahoma City, OK Grand Rapids evened the series 2-2 with a 40-save shutout by Petr Mrazek as the Barons out-shot the Griffins for the third straight game. Joakim Andersson opened the scoring at 12:08 of the first period on the power play to provide all the offense the Griffins needed. Yann Danis stopped 28 Griffins shots. Goals/per. F Shots Pen./Min. PP Griffi ns /21 2/2 Barons /17 0/4 HOME STREAK SNAPPED: OKC is 5-2 at home during this post-season, but had a 5-game winning streak at the Cox Center snapped last night. The streak spanned all 3 series, from Game 2 of the opening round against Charlotte, through all 3 local games in the 2nd round against Texas, to Game 3 on Wednesday. OKC has out-scored its opposition at the Cox Center in the playoffs. The Barons lead the AHL with 51 goals scored. Their +20 goal differential is No. 2 in the playoffs behind the Syracuse Crunch (+25), who earned a spot in the Calder Cup Finals with a 7-0 win over Wilkes-Barre/Scranton last night. Only 1 of OKC s 9 playoff wins has been by 1 goal, a 2-1 OT win May 9 at Texas in Game 1 of the second round. PLAYOFF PATTER: Toni Rajala leads the Calder Cup playoffs with 58 shots, 7 more than the Griffins Tomas Tatar. The Barons have out-shot the Griffins in 3 straight games, including last night. Shots were even in the series opener, Grand Rapids entered this series having out-shot its opponents in its first 11 playoff games. The Barons have out-shot the Griffins in 10 of the last 11 periods after Grand Rapids had out-shot its opposition in 29 of its first 34 Calder Cup periods to begin the post-season and 13 straight until the Barons current run. The Barons have won 8 of their last 11 games, scoring just 2 goals in their 3 losses in that span. OKC is (regular season and playoffs) when Jonathan Cheechoo scores a goal and when he registers a point. Cheechoo s 5-game point streak ended last night in the shutout defeat, OKC s first in the playoffs since Game 4 of last season s Western Conference Final at Toronto (3-0). ARCO TOPS IN GOALS: Mark Arcobello leads the Calder Cup playoffs in goals with 10, all at even strength, and is tied for 2nd in points with 17. Syracuse s Ondrej Palat leads with 20 points. Arcobello s 9-game point streak, tops in the AHL this post-season, was snapped on Wednesday and he s been held pointless in the past 2 games, a post-season fi rst this year. Arcobello s previous 9-game point streak was the longest in Calder Cup play since Hershey s Keith Aucoin recorded a point in 12 straight from April 14- May 17, Arcobello had a 5-game goal streak, the longest in Calder Cup play since 2011, snapped in Game 1 of this series, but he has goals in 6 of the last 9 games. LEADERBOARD: The Barons feature 3 of the AHL s top 7 playoff point scorers: Mark Arcobello (tied for 2nd with 17 points), plus Teemu Hartikainen and Toni Rajala, who are part of a tie for 4th with 14. Randy Jones shares the AHL s playoff plus-minus lead at +15 with Syracuse s Matt Taormina. Jonathan Cheechoo is 3rd at +14. Taylor Fedun is 7th at +11. AS THE PK GOES: OKC is 29-for-31 (93.5%) on the penalty kill in its 9 Calder Cup wins this spring and 15- for-23 (65.2) on the PK in its 5 losses. For the playoffs, the Barons are 9-for-58 on the power play (15.5%), while the penalty kill has allowed 10 power play goals in 54 times short (81.5%). In this series, OKC is 1-for-15 on the power play and 9-for-11 on the penalty kill. EVEN-KEELED: The Barons have gone 51 games (regular season and playoffs) without losing back-toback games (in the AHL, only regulation or overtime losses count toward losing streaks). The last time OKC lost consecutive games in regulation or overtime were the last 2 of a club-record 5-game losing streak Jan. 13 and 18. Starting Jan. 19 (the fi rst day of the NHL regular season) through the end of the AHL regular season, the Barons went , a.676 point percentage second only to Providence s.800. Barons Playoff Results/Schedule Recent Results: Date Opp. Result OKC Goalie (GA,SV) Opp. Goalie Attn. May 15 Tex W, 7-3 Danis (3, 26) Nilstorp (6, EN, 39) 1,795 May 16 Tex W, 5-1 Danis (1, 33) Nilstorp (5, 29) 2,094 May GR L, 1-2 Danis (2, 26) Mrazek (1, 27) 5,016 May GR W, 4-2 Danis (2, 20) Mrazek (3, EN, 33) 5,435 May 29 GR W, 4-1 Danis (1, 20) Mrazek (3, EN, 29) 2,320 June 1 GR L, 0-4 Danis (3, EN, 28) Mrazek (0, 40) 2,978 RECENT MOVES: May 29: Olivier Roy reassigned from Stockton and Nathan Deck recalled from Stockton. May 19: Martin Gernat released frm ATO. BARONS AWARDS/ALL-STARS: Justin Schultz: Eddie Shore Award as the AHL s outstanding defenseman, First Team All-Star, All- Rookie Team. Brandon Davidson: Fred T. Hunt Memorial Award as the player best exemplifying the qualities of sportsmanship, determination and dedication to hockey AHL All-Star Classic participant: Mark Arcobello Remaining Series Schedule (all times Central): Date Opp. Site Time Broadcast Today GR Cox Center 4:00 KXY 96.1 FM June GR Van Andel Arena 6:00 KXY 96.1 FM June GR Van Andel Arena 6:00 KXY 96.1 FM *if necessary

2 Regular Season Capsules, OKC-Grand Rapids Jan. 4, 2013 Griffi ns 5, Barons 2 Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, MI The Griffins scored all 5 of their goals in the second, a Barons club record for goals against in a period, to take the first of 4 meetings in the season series. Anton Lander scored in the first period and Justin Schultz scored on the power play in the third. Yann Danis (14 saves) played the first 2 periods to take the loss. Goals/per. F Shots Pen./Min. PP Barons /8 1/4 Griffi ns /10 1/3 Goalies: OKC, Danis/Roy; GR, Mrazek Attn: 7,452 Feb. 8, 2013 Barons 4, Griffi ns 3 Cox Convention Center, Oklahoma City, OK Jonathan Cheechoo scored 2 goals and Philippe Cornet had the tie-breaking and winning goal 12:10 into the third as the Barons beat the Griffi ns for the fi rst time in 3 tries. OKC erased a 3-1 defi cit half-way through the game. Ryan Martindale also scored for OKC, which received 16 saves from Niko Hovinen. Goals/per. F Shots Pen./Min. PP Griffi ns /10 0/2 Barons /8 1/4 Goalies: OKC, Hovinen; GR, McCollum Attn: 3,394 Regular season series OKC: GR: OKC power play vs. GR: 5-18 (27.8%) GR power play vs. OKC: 4-14 (28.6%) Jan. 23, 2013 Griffins 5, Barons 4 (SO) Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids, MI The Barons rallied from a 2-0 defi cit after 1 period to tie the score 2-2, 3-3 and 4-4, but the Griffi ns scored both goals in a 4-round shootout. Mark Arcobello, Antti Tyrvainen, Tanner House and Martin Marincin scored for OKC. Olivier Roy made 33 saves in his fi rst shootout defeat after 2 wins earlier this season. Goals/per. F Shots Pen./Min. PP Barons /10 1/5 Griffi ns (SO) /12 1/4 Goalies: OKC, Roy; GR, Mrazek Attn: 5,531 Feb. 9, 2013 Barons 7, Griffins 5 Cox Convention Center, Oklahoma City, OK The Barons scored an AHL season-high 6 goals in the third period, 2 from Jonathan Cheechoo, in rallying from 3-1 and 4-2 deficits. Ryan Martindale, Josh Green, Toni Rajala, Philippe Cornet and Dane Byers also scored for OKC. Yann Danis made 22 saves for the win in his first Barons start since Jan. 12. Goals/per. F Shots Pen./Min. PP Griffi ns /20 2/5 Barons /20 2/5 Goalies: OKC, Danis; GR, McCollum/Pearce Attn: 4,277 OKC stats vs. Grand Rapids Player GP G A PT PIM +/- 18 Jonathan Cheechoo Mark Arcobello Philippe Cornet X Brett Clark Ryan Martindale Josh Green Toni Rajala Taylor Fedun Anton Lander Martin Marincin Teemu Hartikainen X Dane Byers Tanner House X Justin Schultz Antti Tyrvainen Brandon Davidson X Nathan Deck X Jordan Eberle Curtis Hamilton X Magnus Paajarvi X Theo Peckham Kristians Pelss Yann Danis X Taylor Hall X Jordan Henry Niko Hovinen Randy Jones X Kane Lafranchise X Erick Lizon Tyler Pitlick X Olivier Roy Colten Teubert Chris VandeVelde Goaltender GP W L SL MIN GA GAA SV% 31 X Olivier Roy : Niko Hovinen : Yann Danis : Grand Rapids stats vs. OKC Player GP G A PT PIM +/- 19 Riley Sheahan Jeff Hoggan Mitch Callahan Tomas Tatar Luke Glendening X Gustav Nyquist Adam Almquist X Brendan Smith Nathan Paetsch Francis Pare Brent Raedeke Brett Skinner Chad Billins Landon Ferraro Tomas Jurco Gleason Fournier X Mike Knuble X Joakim Andersson Louis-Marc Aubry Brennan Evans Triston Grant Brian Lashoff Tom McCollum Petr Mrazek Trevor Parkes X Jordan Pearce X Erik Spady Goaltender GP W L SL MIN GA GAA SV% 1 X Jordan Pearce : Petr Mrazek : Tom McCollum :

3 Barons Playoff Game-by-Game All game times Central - OKC wins in bold - road games shaded - SOG and PIM listed with OKC s total first Gm # Date Opp. W/L Score Series SOG OKC Goalie Opp. Goalie GW Goal PIM PP PK Att. H-1 April 26 Cha OTL , CHA Danis Madore [Brody Sutter] ,043 H-2 April 27 Cha W Danis Madore Arcobel ,990 H-3 May Cha L , CHA Danis Madore [Terry] ,021 H-4 May Cha W Danis Madore 1 Pitlick ,925 H-5 May Cha W , OKC Danis Madore 2 Hartikainen ,381 OKC wins Western Conference Quarterfinal series 3-2 Western Conference Semifinal: K-1 May Texas OTW , OKC Danis Nilstorp Lander ,840 K-2 May Texas L Danis Nilstorp [Morrow] ,683 K-3 May 13 Texas W , OKC Danis Nilstorp Rajala ,794 K-4 May 15 Texas W , OKC Danis Nilstorp Fedun ,795 K-5 May 16 Texas W , OKC Danis Nilstorp Fedun ,094 OKC wins Western Conference Semifinal series 4-1 Western Conference Finals: N-1 May GR L , GR Danis Mrazek [Ferraro] ,016 N-2 May GR W Danis Mrazek Arcobello ,435 N-3 May 29 GR W , OKC Danis Mrazek Green ,320 N-4 June 1 GR L Danis Mrazek [Andersson] ,978 N-5 June 2 GR N-6 June GR 6:00 N-7 June GR 6:00 *If necessary 1: Starter Madore (L) replaced by Murphy down 4-0 5:27 of the 2nd period. 2: Starter Madore (L) replaced by Muse down 4-2 at 11:35 of the 2nd period.

4 Calder Cup Playoff and Season Notes Barons with major North American Championships Player/Coach Year Team League Title Todd Nelson 1994 Portland Pirates AHL Calder Cup (player) 2004 Muskegon Fury UHL Colonial Cup (coach) 2005 Muskegon Fury UHL Colonial Cup (coach) 2008 Chicago Wolves AHL Calder Cup (asst. coach) Ben Eager 2005 Philadelphia Phantoms AHL Calder Cup 2010 Chicago Blackhawks NHL Stanley Cup Randy Jones 2005 Philadelphia Phantoms AHL Calder Cup Darcy Hordichuk 2001 Orlando Solar Bears IHL Turner Cup Yann Danis 2007 Hamilton Bulldogs AHL Calder Cup Jonathan Cheechoo 1999 Belleville Bulls OHL J. Ross Robertson Cup Kristians Pelss 2012 Edmonton Oil Kings WHL Ed Chynoweth Cup Andrew Hotham 2010 St. Mary s CIS University Cup FAMILIAR TERRITORY: The Barons are one of 6 teams to have qualifi ed for the Calder Cup playoffs each of the past 3 seasons. The others are Wilkes- Barre/Scranton, Hershey, Manchester, Houston and Milwaukee. THREE 40S: The Barons have reached 40 or more wins in each of their 3 seasons in the AHL after going this season. They were a Western Conference-best last season and in Last year was the fi rst season the Edmonton Oilers top affi liate, shared or exclusive, reach 40 wins in consecutive seasons. ON A HIGH: Barons players were a part of four AHL season highs. Jordan Eberle shared the league high for goals in a game with 4 on Dec. 15 vs. San Antonio, joining Albany s Bobby Butler, who had potted 4 goals 3 nights earlier. Anton Lander set the season high (and Barons club record) for points in a game with 6 (3 goals, 3 assists) March 30 at Rockford, a mark matched by the IceHogs Brandon Pirri on April 12. Justin Schultz recorded the longest home point streak of the season, reaching the scoresheet in 13 straight games at the Cox Center from Oct. 19-Dec. 15. Schultz also shared the AHL with several players by scoring 2 shorthanded goals on Oct. 19. As a team, the Barons had the highest-scoring third period of the season with 6 against Grand Rapids in a 7-5 win Feb. 9. OKC s 11-game road point streak, a club record stretch from March 4-April 14, was the league s best this season. SCORE FOUR AND (USUALLY) WIN: When the Barons scored 4 or more goals in a game this season they went When OKC allowed 3 goals or fewer, they went Barons with Calder Cup Championships Todd Nelson (2) Chicago 2008 (asst. coach) Portland 1994 (player) Randy Jones Philadelphia 2005 Ben Eager Philadelphia 2005 Yann Danis Hamilton 2007 BEFORE: From the start of the season through Jan. 5, the Barons had the services of Edmonton Oilers Jordan Eberle, Justin Schultz, Taylor Hall and Ryan Nugent- Hopkins (Hall and Nugent-Hopkins did not play all 34 games with OKC). OKC was in that portion of the season, a.588 point percentage. They departed for the NHL with the Barons 7th in the Western Conference. AFTER: Starting Jan. 6, OKC went , a.607 point percentage, and fi nished 5th in the conference. The power play was 39-for-149 with Eberle, Schultz, Hall and Nugent-Hopkins available (26.2%), while it was 28- for-161 (17.4%) without them. The penalty kill allowed 32 goals in 149 times short with Eberle, et al. (78.5) and 30 goals in 151 times short (80.1) without them. PIVOTAL PERFORMERS: Mark Arcobello led the Barons during the regular season with 68 points (22 goals, 46 assists), the third-best single-season point total in the club s 3 seasons in the AHL. Arcobello fi nished tied for third in the AHL in points behind Rockford s Brandon Pirri (75) and Hershey s Jeff Taffe (71). Arcobello is the club s all-time leader in goals (50), assists (83) and points (133). Martin Marincin fi nished in a multiple-way tie for 11th in the AHL in plusminus at +20. Toni Rajala was tied for 19th at +18. From Jan. 11, when he was recalled from ECHL Stockton for the second and fi nal time, through the end of the season, Rajala was 3rd in the AHL with 43 points in 41 games (16 goals, 27 assists). For the season, counting 5 games in November, Rajala fi nished tied for 10th in rookie scoring with 45 points, on 17 goals and 28 assists. OKC went in the regular season when Jonathan Cheechoo scored a goal and when he had a point. AHL standings by point percentage, starting Jan. 19: Team Pct. Record Providence Oklahoma City W-B/Scranton Texas Springfi eld Toronto Milwaukee Binghamton Houston Rochester Rockford Norfolk Connecticut Syracuse Grand Rapids Charlotte Manchester Hershey Chicago Portland St. John s Lake Erie Peoria Bridgeport Albany Adirondack Abbotsford Hamilton Worcester San Antonio

5 Barons Individual Game-by-Game Stats, Page 1 Calder Cup Playoffs Stat order: Goals Assists Shots +/ DND-inj did not dress-injured DND-cd did not dresscoach s decision McFaull Davidson Plante Stafford Jones Deck Pitlick Hartikainen Green Hamilton Tyrvainen Cornet Lander Martindale 1 Apr. 26 Cha DND-inj DND-inj DND-cd NHL DND-cd 2 Apr. 27 Cha DND-inj DND-inj DND-cd NHL DND-cd 3 May Cha DND-inj DND-inj DND-inj DND-cd DND-inj DND-cd 4 May Cha DND-inj DND-inj DND-inj DND-inj DND-cd 5 May Cha DND-inj DND-inj DND-inj DND-inj DND-cd 1 May Tex DND-cd DND-inj Stockton DND-inj DND-cd 2 May Tex DND-cd DND-inj Stockton DND-inj DND-cd 3 May 13 Tex DND-cd DND-inj Stockton DND-inj DND-cd 4 May 15 Tex DND-cd DND-inj Stockton DND-inj DND-inj DND-cd 5 May 16 Tex DND-cd DND-inj Stockton DND-inj DND-inj DND-cd 1 May GR DND-cd DND-inj Stockton DND-inj DND-inj DND-cd 2 May GR DND-cd DND-inj Stockton DND-inj DND-inj DND-cd 3 May 29 GR DND-cd DND-inj DND-cd DND-inj DND-inj DND-cd 4 June 1 GR DND-cd DND-inj DND-cd DND-inj DND-inj

6 Barons Individual Game-by-Game Stats, Page 2 Calder Cup Playoffs Stat order: Goals Assists Shots +/- DND-inj did not dress-injured DND-cd did not dresscoach s decision Cheechoo Stretch House Leach Pelss Hotham Rajala Arcobello Fedun Marincin VandeVelde Teubert Hordichuk Eager 1 Apr. 26 Cha DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd 2 Apr. 27 Cha DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd May Cha DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd May Cha DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd May Cha DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd May Tex DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-inj 2 May Tex DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-inj 3 May 13 Tex DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-inj 4 May 15 Tex DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd May 16 Tex DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd May GR DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd May GR DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd May 29 GR DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd June 1 GR DND-inj DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd DND-cd Goaltender Log Goalie Round/Game Date Result Mins. GA Saves Danis 1/1 April 26 L, 3-4 (OT) 63: Danis 1/2 April 27 W, : Danis 1/3 May 1 L, : Danis 1/4 May 3 W, : Danis 1/5 May 4 W, : Danis 2/1 May 9 W, 2-1 (OT) 61: Danis 2/2 May 11 L, : Danis 2/3 May 13 W, : Danis 2/4 May 15 W, : Danis 2/5 May 16 W, : Danis 3/1 May 24 L, : Danis 3/2 May 25 W, : Danis 3/3 May 29 W, : Danis 3/4 June 1 L, : GP W L Mins. GA GAA SV% Danis :

7 Pronunciation Guide, Records vs. AHL, Goals No. Name Pronunciation 2 Kendall McFaull 3 Brandon Davidson 4 Alex Plante plahnt 5 Garrett Stafford 6 Randy Jones 7 Travis Ewanyk eh-wahn-ik 8 Nathan Deck 9 Tyler Pitlick 10 Teemu Hartikainen hart-ih-kye-nen 12 Josh Green 13 Curtis Hamilton 14 Antti Tyrvainen an-tee ter-vy-nen 15 Philippe Cornet cor-nay 16 Anton Lander 17 Ryan Martindale 18 Jonathan Cheechoo chee-chew 19 David Musil myew-seal 20 C.J. Stretch 21 Tanner House 22 Joey Leach 23 Kristians Pelss pelsh 24 Andrew Hotham ha-thum 25 Toni Rajala rye-al-ah 26 Mark Arcobello ark-oh-bell-oh 27 Taylor Fedun feh-doon 28 Martin Marincin muh-rin-chin 29 Chris VandeVelde vanda-veldy 33 Colten Teubert TWO-bert 37 Darcy Hordichuk 39 Ben Eager 31 Olivier Roy oh-liv-ee ay wah 32 Niko Hovinen nee-ko HO-vi-nen 35 Yann Danis da-knee Record by Division, Conference Opponent Record Home Road Charlotte* Houston* San Antonio* Texas* vs. South Barons Goal Log, Regular Season 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 4 Empty net 10 9 Penalty shot 1 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 Schultz Arcobello Eberle Rajala Hall Cheechoo Hartikainen Cornet Nugent-Hopkins Marincin Fedun VandeVelde Clark Green Paajarvi Martindale Teubert House Pelss Stretch Lander Pitlick Abbotsford* Hamilton* Lake Erie* Rochester* Toronto* vs. North Grand Rapids* Chicago* Milwaukee* Peoria* Rockford* vs. Midwest vs. Western Conference TOTAL OKC is not scheduled to play the Eastern Conference *Indicates season series concluded Oilers Update Final Record: Former Barons currently with the Oilers: Player GP G A Pts. +/- Hall Eberle Nugent-Hps J. Schultz Paajarvi Current Barons stats while with Edmonton: Player GP G A Pts. +/- Hartikainen Eager Lander VandeVelde Hordichuk Peckham Arcobello GP Record GAA Sv. Pct. Danis

8 Shootouts/OT, Goalie Stats, Penalty Shots Barons in Shootouts Shootout record: 4-9 Date Opp. & Result OKC (in SO) Opp. (in SO) Goalies, OKC/Opp. Rounds 11/3 Hou, L, Danis/Hackett 3.5 Hou, L, Danis/Hackett 6 Hou, L, Danis/Hackett 4 12/28 SA, W, Roy/Markstrom 4.5 Mil, W, Roy/Smith 6 GR, L, Roy/Mrazek 4 Tex, L, Hovinen/Campbell 10 Tex, W, Hovinen/Nilstorp 4 3/8 Rfd, L, Hovinen/Hutton 5 SA, W, Roy/Grumet-Morris 4 3/19 Rch, L, Danis/Leggio 5 Chi, L, Danis/Climie 6 Rch, L, Danis/Leggio 3.5 Barons in OT OT Record: 2-2 Date Opponent Final GWG, Time Abbotsford W, 2-1 Schultz, 1:36 11/13 Toronto L, 5-6 Gardiner, 4:32 11/16 Milwaukee W, 2-1 Arcobello, 3:18 1/12 Charlotte L, 3-4 Terry, :49 Games with multiple goaltenders Oklahoma City Date Opponent Starter Replaced by Final 11/13 Toronto Roy Danis (L, 18:24, 1st) OTL, 5-6 GR Danis (L) Roy (start, 3rd) L, 2-5 1/11 Charlotte Danis (L) Roy (8:23, 2nd) L, 0-7 Milwaukee Roy (L) Bunz (11:35, 2nd) L, 2-8 Opposition Date Opponent Starter Replaced by Final 10/26 Houston Hackett Kuemper (W, 15:21, 1st) L, /28 Texas Nilstorp (L) Campbell (2:24, 2nd) W, 4-2 Charlotte Ellis (L) Peters (13:50, 2nd) W, /14 San Antonio Markstrom (L) Grumet-Morris (start, 3rd) W, /22 Texas Nilstorp (L) Campbell (start, 2nd) W, 6-2 2/1 Charlotte Peters (L) Muse (2:49, 2nd) W, 7-3 2/9 Grand Rapids McCollum (L) Pearce (10:37, 3rd, for 2:36) W, 7-5 Rockford Hutton (L) Karlsson (14:13, 2nd) W, 7-3 Houston Deslauriers (L) Condon (12:00, 2nd, injury) W, 4-1 4/21 Houston Harding (L) Condon (start, 3rd) W, 3-0 Shutouts By Oklahoma City: 3 Date Opponent, Goalie Saves Final score Hamilton (Danis) /19 Abbotsford (Danis) /21 Houston (Hovinen) By Opposition: 7 Date Opponent, Goalie Saves Final score SA (Grumet-Morris) Abbotsford (Taylor) /21 Texas (Nilstorp) /11 Charlotte (Peters) /13 Texas (Campbell) Texas (Campbell) Individual shootout stats: Player Goals-Chances Pct. Green Arcobello Paajarvi Schultz Rajala Eberle Cheechoo Cornet Lander Hall Hartikainen Nugent-Hopkins Marincin Martindale Tyrvainen House Pelss Stretch Team Goalie Record Goals-Shots Sv. Pct. Roy Hovinen Danis Team Come-from-behind wins Wins when trailing by 2 or more: Date Opp. Biggest deficit Final 12/28 SA 2-0, 19:59 into 2nd 3-2 SOW Mil 2-0, 8:45 into 3rd 3-2 SOW 2/8 GR 3-1, 10:03 into 2nd 4-3 W SA 2-0, 16:17 into 2nd 3-2 SOW SA 2-0, 4:43 into 2nd 3-2 W Rfd 2-0, 16:37 into 1st 7-3 W Tex 2-0, 15:22 into 2nd 3-2 W 4/7 Chi 2-0, 9:27 into 2nd 5-2 W Come-from-ahead losses Losses when leading by 2 or more: Date Opp. Biggest lead Final 11/3 Hou 3-0, 9:44 into 3rd 4-3 SOL SA 2-0, 19:41 into 1st 4-3 L 1/12 Cha 3-1, 10:48 into 2nd 4-3 OTL Tex 3-1, 8:55 into 3rd 4-3 SOL 3/9 Rfd 3-0 & 4-1, 7:53 into 2nd 7-4 L 3/19 Rch 2-0, 7:11 into 2nd 3-2 SOL Current Season Penalty Shots By OKC: 1 Player Date Opp. Time Goalie Goal? Tyrvainen Tex 7:26, 3rd Campbell Yes Against OKC: Player Date Opp. Time Goalie Goal? Barons all-time penalty shots, for and against All-time (combined): 6 for, 1 goal; 7 against, 2 goals for: Giroux Rfd (OT) vs. Alec Richards-No; Giroux SA (2nd) vs. Matt Climie-No; Ondrus SA (2nd) vs. Climie-No against: Sceviour 11/19/10 vs. Tex (3rd) vs. Jeff Deslauriers-No; Morin Tex (3rd) vs. Deslauriers No; McMillan Hou (1st) vs. Bryan Pitton-No for: Keller 10/16/11 vs. Hou (1st) vs. Dennis Endras-No; House 12/31/11 vs. SA (1st) vs. Jacob Markstrom-No against: McLean Rfd (3rd) vs. Yann Danis-No; Matsumoto Cha (1st) David LeNeveu-Yes; Boychuk Cha (3rd) vs. LeNeveu-No Hedden Tex (2nd) vs. LeNeveu-Yes for: Tyrvainen Tex (3rd) vs. Campbell-Yes against: none

9 Situational Statistics, Transactions Barons record when scoring Barons regular season record when 0 goals: goal: goals: goals: goals: goals: goals: goals: Barons record when allowing 0 goals: goal: goals: goals: goals: goals: goals: goals: goals: Scoring fi rst: Allowing fi rst: Leading after 1: Trailing after 1: 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: After a win: After a loss: After a SOL: After a SOW: After an OTL: After an OTW: Dressing 16 skaters: Dressing 17 skaters: Dressing 18 skaters: Wearing white: Wearing blue: Wearing 3rd: Wearing charity: Record by day of week Monday: Tuesday: Wednesday: Thursday: Friday: Saturday: Sunday: Regular Season Transactions (starting with opening-night roster on 10/12/2012) No. Date Player To From Action 1. 10/22 RW Cameron Abney Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 2 10/31 RW Cameron Abney OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton 3. 10/31 D Teigan Zahn OKC Stockton Recalled from loan 4. 10/31 LW Kristians Pelss Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 5. 11/1 LW Taylor Hall OKC Edmonton Signed AHL contract 6. 11/6 C Eric Hunter OKC Stockton Signed AHL contract 7. 11/6 C Eric Hunter Stockton OKC Loaned to Stockton 8. 11/8 D Jordan Henry OKC Stockton Signed PTO 9. 11/13 D Dan Ringwald Stockton OKC Loaned to Stockton /15 RW Cameron Abney Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton /20 RW Toni Rajala OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton /20 RW Cameron Abney OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton /22 LW Philippe Cornet OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton /27 D Teigan Zahn Stockton OKC Loaned to Stockton /27 D Dan Ringwald OKC Stockton Recalled from loan /28 C Eric Hunter OKC Stockton Recalled from loan /1 C Eric Hunter Stockton OKC Loaned to Stockton /3 RW Toni Rajala Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton /3 D Nathan Deck OKC Stockton Signed PTO /10 LW Kristians Pelss OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton /11 C R. Nugent-Hopkins Team Canada OKC Reassigned by Edmonton /12 RW Cameron Abney Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton /27 RW Erick Lizon OKC Wichita Signed PTO /29 C Ryan Martindale Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton /29 LW Philippe Cornet Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 26. 1/2 D Kane Lafranchise OKC Alaska Signed PTO 27. 1/7 C Ryan Martindale OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton 28. 1/7 LW Philippe Cornet OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton 29. 1/7 LW Toni Rajala OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton 30. 1/13 D Colten Teubert Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 31. 1/13 C Chris VandeVelde Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 32. 1/13 C R. Nugent-Hopkins Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 33. 1/13 LW Magnus Paajarvi Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 34. 1/13 LW Teemu Hartikainen Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 35. 1/13 RW Jordan Eberle Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 36. 1/13 LW Taylor Hall Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 37. 1/13 D Justin Schultz Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 38. 1/14 D Taylor Fedun Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 39. 1/17 D Taylor Fedun OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 40. 1/17 D Colten Teubert OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 41. 1/17 C Chris VandeVelde OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 42. 1/17 G Yann Danis Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 43. 1/17 G Tyler Bunz OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton 44. 1/20 RW Jonathan Cheechoo OKC --- Signed PTO 45. 1/21 D Jordan Henry --- OKC Released from PTO 46. 1/21 D Brett Clark OKC --- Signed AHL contract 47. 1/30 G Tyler Bunz Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 48. 1/30 G Yann Danis OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 49. 1/31 D Kane Lafranchise --- OKC Released from PTO 50. 1/31 C Anton Lander Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 51. 1/31 LW Magnus Paajarvi OKC Edmonton Returned on loan No. Date Player To From Action 52. 2/2 D Randy Jones OKC --- Signed PTO 53. 2/3 LW Magnus Paajarvi Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 54. 2/5 D Theo Peckham OKC Edmonton Conditioning loan 55. 2/5 C Mark Arcobello Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 56. 2/7 C Mark Arcobello OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 57. 2/8 C Chris VandeVelde Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 58. 2/10 C Chris VandeVelde OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 59. 2/12 C Chris Vandevelde Edmonton OKC Returned on loan 60. 2/12 LW Darcy Hordichuk OKC Edmonton Loaned by Edmonton 61. 2/12 D Brandon Davidson Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 62. 2/12 G Olivier Roy Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 63. 2/14 D Nathan Deck OKC OKC Released PTO, signed AHL 64. 2/19 D Theo Peckham Edmonton OKC Recalled from cond. loan 65. 2/23 C Eric Hunter OKC Edmonton Recalled from Stockton 66. 2/26 C C.J. Stretch OKC Ontario Signed PTO 67. 2/27 G Yann Danis Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 68. 2/27 G Olivier Roy OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton 69. 2/27 D Nathan Deck Stockton OKC Loaned to Stockton 70. 3/8 C Chris VandeVelde OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 71. 3/10 D Brandon Davidson OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton 72. 3/10 LW Erick Lizon Wichita (CHL) OKC Released from PTO 73. 3/12 C Anton Lander OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 74. 3/12 D Brett Clark Minnesota OKC Released from contract 75. 3/13 G Yann Danis OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 76. 3/15 G Olivier Roy Stockton OKC Reassigned by Edmonton 77. 3/15 LW Ben Eager OKC Edmonton Loaned by Edmonton 78. 3/18 D Kendall McFaull OKC Moose Jaw Signed AHL contract 79. 3/18 C Eric Hunter Stockton OKC Loaned to Stockton 80. 3/21 D Nathan Deck OKC Stockton Recalled by OKC 81. 3/25 C C.J. Stretch Ontario OKC Released from PTO 82. 3/25 LW Teemu Hartikainen OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 83. 3/31 C Anton Lander Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 84. 4/2 LW Dane Byers Hershey OKC Traded for Garrett Stafford 85. 4/2 D Garrett Stafford OKC Hershey Acquired for Dane Byers 86. 4/3 C Anton Lander OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 87. 4/3 C Anton Lander Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 88. 4/4 D Joey Leach OKC Kootenay Signed ATO 89. 4/10 C C.J. Stretch OKC Ontario Signed PTO 90. 4/11 C Anton Lander OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 91. 4/14 C Anton Lander Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 92. 4/14 LW Teemu Hartikainen Edmonton OKC Recalled from loan 93. 4/25 LW Teemu Hartikainen OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 94. 4/28 C Anton Lander OKC Edmonton Returned on loan 95. 5/6 D Nathan Deck Stockton OKC Loaned by OKC 96. 5/13 D Martin Gernat OKC Edm. (WHL) Signed ATO 97. 5/13 C Travis Ewanyk OKC Edm. (WHL) Signed ATO 98. 5/13 D David Musil OKC Edm. (WHL) Reassigned by Edmonton 99. 5/19 D Martin Gernat --- OKC Released from ATO /29 G Olivier Roy OKC Stockton Reassigned by Edmonton /29 D Nathan Deck OKC Stockton Recalled by OKC

10 PIM STREAKS SHOTS GOALS Oklahoma City Barons Highs and Lows Barons Team Superlatives Team highs/lows Most goals scored, game: 7 (5X), 11/25; 2/1; 2/9; 3/30; 4/20 Most goals allowed, game: 8, Mil (OKC record) Most goals scored, period: 6, 2/9 vs. GR (3rd) (matches franchise record) Most goals allowed, period: 5, GR (2nd) (franchise record) Most shots, game: 48, 1/18 vs. SA 47 (2X), Cha; 4/7 vs. Chi Most shots, period: 20; Rfd (2nd) 19, 1/18 vs. SA (1st) Fewest shots, game: 15, 3/8 vs. Rfd (franchise record) Fewest shots, period: 1, 3/8 vs. Rfd (3rd) (franchise record) Most shots against, game: 46, Hou Most shots against, period: 21, 12/31 vs. Tex (2nd) Fewest shots against, game: 16 (2X), 10/19 vs. SA; 1/13 vs. Texas (L) Fewest shots against, period: 1 (2X), Mil (3rd); Cha (2nd) Winning streak: 5, 11/16-25 Home winning streak: 5, 2/1-26 Road winning streak: 4 (3X), 3/29-4/10, 3/4-23; 11/10-25 Unbeaten streak (W + SOL): 6 (2X), 3/23-4/5 ( ); 11/16-29 ( ) Unbeaten streak, home: 5, 2/1-26 Unbeaten streak, road: 11, , 3/4-4/14 (franchise record) Losing streak (L+OTL): 5 ( ), 1/6-18 Home losing streak (L+OTL): 4 ( ), 1/11/18 Road losing streak (L+OTL): 3, 11/30-12/9 Winless streak (L+OTL+SOL): 5 (2X), 11/29-12/11 ( ); 1/6-18 Home winless streak: 4 (2X), 3/8-22 ( ) and 1/11-18 ( ) Road winless streak: 5, 11/29-12/16 ( ) Most PIM, game: 51, 10/26 vs. Hou (franchise record) Most PIM, opponent, game: 59, SA, 12/14 (record vs. OKC) Most combined PIM, game: 96, 12/14 vs. SA (franchise record) Barons Individual Superlatives Individual highs/lows Most goals, game: 4, Eberle, 12/15 vs. SA Most assists, game: 4 (4X), Eberle 11/13 vs. Tor; Arcobello 12/15 vs. SA Arcobello Tex; Cheechoo 2/1 vs. Cha (equals club record) Most points, game: 6, Lander, Rfd (3G, 3A) (club record) Most shots, game: 12, Arcobello, 1/18 vs. SA Most PIM, game: 27, Teubert, 10/28 vs. Texas Longest goal streak, games: 4, Arcobello 3/4-10, (equals franchise record) Longest assist streak, games: 6, Eberle, 12/22-1/4 Longest point streak, games: 10, Schultz 11/10-12/8 Most saves, game: 43, Danis, 11/16 vs. Mil Most saves, game (regulation): 43, Danis, 11/16 vs. Mil Most GA, game: 6 (2X), Danis, 10/26 vs. Hou; Hovinen, 3/9 vs. Rfd QUICK GOALS Fastest goal for, start of game: :11, Lander, SA (franchise record) Fastest goal against, start of game: :27, Boychuk, 1/11 vs. Cha (franchise record) Fastest goal for, start of period: :10, Eberle, 11/3 vs. Hou (3rd) (equals club record) Fastest goal against: start of period: :27, Boychuk, 1/11 vs. Cha Quickest 2 goals, Barons: :09 (Eberle-Eberle), 12/31 vs. Texas (franchise record) Quickest 2 goals, opponent: :38 (Granlund-Larsson), 11/2 vs. Hou MARGINS CROWDS Biggest winning margin: 5, Charlotte (7-2) Biggest losing margin: 7, 1/11 vs. Charlotte (0-7) Largest crowd, home: 6,491, 12/15 vs. SA Largest crowd, road: 13,011, Mil

11 Barons Regular Season Game-by-Game All game times Central - 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. LE L Danis Aittokallio [Agozzino] ,011 2 Oct. LE W Roy Pickard Schultz ,136 3 Oct. 19 SA W Danis Markstrom Hartikainen ,323 4 Oct. 20 LE L Roy Aittokallio [Stollery] ,897 5 Oct. 23 LE W Danis Pickard Nugent-Hopkins ,143 6 Oct. 26 Hou L Danis Kuemper 1 [Rau] ,995 7 Oct. 28 Texas W Roy Nilstorp 2 Tyrvainen ,501 8 Nov. 2 Hou W Danis Kuemper Eberle ,064 9 Nov. 3 Hou SOL Danis Hackett [Phillips]** , Nov. SA L Roy Grumet-Morris [Petrovic] , Nov. Abb L Danis Taylor [Sylvester] , Nov. Abb OTW Danis Taylor Schultz , Nov. 13 Tor OTL Danis 3 Rynnas [Gardiner] , Nov. 16 Mil OTW Danis Smith Arcobello , Nov. 17 Mil W Danis Smith Fedun , Nov. Texas W Danis Nilstorp Hall , Nov. Cha W Danis Peters Nugent-Hopkins , Nov. Cha W Danis Ellis 4 Eberle , Nov. Hou SOL Danis Hackett [Foucault]** , Nov. Hou L Roy Hackett [Zucker] , Dec. SA L Danis Markstrom [Timmins] , Dec. SA L Danis Markstrom [Wright] , Dec. 11 Peo L Roy Allen [Hensick] , Dec. 14 SA W Danis Markstrom 5 Hall , Dec. 15 SA W Roy Grumet-Morris Eberle , Dec. Hou SOL Danis Hackett [Granlund]** , Dec. 21 Texas L Danis Nilstorp [R. Smith] , Dec. 22 Texas W Danis Nilstorp 6 Schultz , Dec. Texas W Danis Campbell Hall , Dec. 28 SA SOW Roy Markstrom Eberle** , Dec. 31 Texas W Danis Nilstorp Eberle , Jan. Hou L Danis Hackett [Zucker] , Jan. GR L Danis 7 Mrazek [Sheahan] , Jan. Mil SOW Roy Smith Schultz** , Jan. Chi L Danis Climie [Sterling] , Jan. 11 Cha L Danis 8 Peters [Boychuk] , Jan. 12 Cha OTL Danis Peters [Terry] , Jan. 13 Texas L Roy Campbell [Fraser] , Jan. 18 SA L Roy Markstrom [Petrovic] , Jan. 19 SA W Roy Markstrom Martindale , Jan. GR SOL Roy Mrazek [Billins]** , Jan. Mil L Roy 9 Smith [Van Guilder] , Jan. Rfd W Roy Hutton Teubert , Jan. 31 Cha L Roy Peters Raymond , Feb. 1 Cha W Hovinen Peters 10 Cheechoo , Feb. 8 GR W Hovinen McCollum Cornet , Feb. 9 GR W Danis McCollum 11 Byers , Feb. Texas SOL Hovinen Campbell [Oleksiak]** , Feb. Texas L Hovinen Campbell [Cameron] , Feb. 22 Hou W Danis Hackett Cheechoo , Feb. Hou L Danis Hackett [Kampfer] , Feb. 26 Texas W Danis Campbell Stretch , Mar. Texas SOW Hovinen Nilstorp Green** , Mar. Cha L Roy Peters [Shugg] , Mar. Cha W Hovinen Muse Arcobello , Mar. 8 Rfd SOL Hovinen Hutton [Mills]** , Mar. 9 Rfd L Hovinen Karlsson [Svendsen] , Mar. SA W Roy Grumet-Morris Marincin , Mar. SA SOW Roy Grumet-Morris [Arcobello]** , Mar. 19 Rch SOL Danis Leggio [Biega]** , Mar. 22 Hou L Danis Kuemper [Granlund] , Mar. SA W Danis Grumet-Morris Rajala , Mar. Chi SOL Danis Climie [Jensen]** , Mar. Peo W Danis Elliott Arcobello , Mar. Rfd W Danis Hutton 12 Cheechoo , Apr. 2 Ham W Danis Mayer Cheechoo , Apr. Texas W Danis Campbell House , Apr. 6 Chi L Hovinen Climie [Groulx] , Apr. 7 Chi W Danis Climie Rajala , Apr. Hou W Danis Deslauriers 13 Fedun , Apr. Rch SOL Danis Leggio [Larsson]** , Apr. Ham W Danis Chouinard Cornet , Apr. Tor L Danis MacIntyre Acton , Apr. 19 Abb W Danis Brust Rajala , Apr. 20 Abb W Danis Irving Stretch , Apr. 21 Hou W Hovinen Harding 14 Rajala ,527 1: Hackett replaced by Kuemper (W) at 15:21 of 1st period 8. Danis (L) replaced by Roy at 8:23 of 2nd period ** Shootout winner, credited in stats as a bench goal. 2: Nilstorp (L) replaced by Campbell at 2:24 of 2nd period 9. Roy (L) replaced by Bunz at 11:35 of 2nd period 3: Roy replaced by Danis (L) at 18:24 of 1st period 10. Peters (L) replaced by Muse at 2:49 of 2nd period 4: Ellis (L) replaced by Peters at 13:50 of 2nd period 11. McCollum (L) replaced for 2:36 by Pearce at 10:37 of 3rd 5: Markstrom (L) replaced by Grumet-Morris start of 3rd 12. Hutton (L) replaced by Karlsson at 14:13 of 2nd period 6. Nilstorp (L) replaced by Campbell at start of 2nd period 13. Deslauriers (L) replaced by Condon at 12:00 of 2nd period (injured) 7. Danis (L) replaced by Roy at start of 3rd period 14. Harding (L) replaced by Condon at start of 3rd

12 Oklahoma City Barons as of May 30, 2013 # Player Pos Ht Wt R/L DOB Hometown Team(s) (League) GP G A PTS PIM 2 Kendall McFaull D L 4/10/1992 Rosetown, Sask. Moose Jaw (WHL) Brandon Davidson D L 8/21/1991 Lethbridge, Alb. Regina (WHL) Alex Plante (plahnt) D R 5/9/1989 Brandon, Manitoba Oklahoma City (AHL) / Edmonton (NHL) Garrett Stafford D R 1/28/1980 Los Angeles, CA Portland (AHL) / Hamilton (AHL) Randy Jones D L 7/23/1981 Quispamsis, NB Winnipeg (NHL) Travis Ewanyk (eh-wahn-ik) C L 3/29/1993 St. Albert, Alb. Edmonton (WHL) Nathan Deck D L 3/26/1990 Sedley, Sask. Stockton (ECHL) Tyler Pitlick RW R 11/1/1991 Minneapolis, Minn. Oklahoma City (AHL) Teemu Hartikainen (hart-ih-ky-nen) LW L 5/3/1990 Kuopio, Finland Oklahoma City (AHL)/ Edmonton (NHL) Josh Green C L 11/16/1977 Cambrose, Alb. Oklahoma City (AHL)/ Edmonton (NHL) Curtis Hamilton LW L 12/4/1991 Kelowna, BC Oklahoma City (AHL) Antti Tyrvainen (ter-vy-nen) LW L 4/3/1988 Seinajoki, Finland Oklahoma City (AHL) Philippe Cornet (cor-nay) LW L 3/28/1990 Val-Senneville, PQ Oklahoma City (AHL)/Edmonton (NHL) Anton Lander C L 4/24/1991 Sundsvall, Sweden Edmonton (NHL)/ Oklahoma City (AHL) Ryan Martindale C L 10/27/1991 Oshawa, Ont. Stockton (ECHL)/Oklahoma City (AHL) Jonathan Cheechoo RW R 7/15/1980 Moose Factory, Ont. Peoria (AHL) David Musil (myew-seal) D L 4/9/1993 Delta, BC Vancouver (WHL) C.J. Stretch C R 8/3/1989 Irvine, CA Ontario (ECHL) / Houston (AHL) Tanner House C R 4/27/1986 Cochrane, Alb. Oklahoma City (AHL) Joey Leach D L 1/29/1992 Wadena, Sask. Kootenay (WHL) Kristians Pelss (pelsh) LW L 9/9/1992 Preili, Latvia Edmonton (WHL) Andrew Hotham D L 8/29/1986 Barrie, Ont. Wheeling (ECHL)/WBS (AHL) Toni Rajala (rye-al-uh) RW L 3/29/1991 Parkano, Finland Ilves-Tampere (Finland) Mark Arcobello (ark-oh-bell-oh) RW R 8/12/1988 Milford, Conn. Oklahoma City (AHL) Taylor Fedun (feh-doon) D R 6/4/1988 Edmonton, Alb. Did Not Play-Injured 28 Martin Marincin (ma-rin-chin) D L 2/18/1992 Kosice, Slovakia Pr. George, Regina (WHL) / OKC (AHL) Chris VandeVelde (van-duh vel-dee) C L 3/15/1987 Moorhead, Minn. Oklahoma City (AHL)/ Edmonton (NHL) Colten Teubert (too-bert) D R 3/8/1990 White Rock, B.C. Oklahoma City (AHL)/ Edmonton (NHL) Darcy Hordichuk LW L 8/10/1980 Kamsack, Sask. Edmonton (NHL) Ben Eager LW L 1/22/1984 Ottawa, Ont. Edmonton (NHL) Dan Ringwald D L 8/25/1986 Oakville, Ont. Stockton (ECHL)/ Oklahoma City (AHL) # Goaltenders Pos Ht Wt Catch DOB Hometown Team(s) (League) W L SOL GAA SPCT 31 Olivier Roy (oh-liv-ee-ay wah) G L 7/12/1991 Amqui, PQ Stockton (ECHL)/ Oklahoma City (AHL) Niko Hovinen (nee-ko HO-vi-nen) G L 3/16/1988 Helsinki, Finland Lahti Pelicans (Finland) Yann Danis (dah-knee) G L 6/21/1981 Lafontaine, PQ Oklahoma City (AHL)/ Edmonton (NHL) General Manager Bill Scott Head Coach Todd Nelson Assistant Coaches Gerry Fleming, Rocky Thompson Athletic Trainer Brandon Dionne Equipment Manager Matt Mitchell Asst. Equipment ManagerAl Oman Strength & Conditioning Kevin Hanlon