ROCHESTER AMERICANS. Club Directory. Executive. Game Presentation. Video Production & Creative Services. Ticket Sales & Operations.

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2 Club Directory Executive Owner... Terrence M. Pegula President... Kim Pegula General Manager...Randy Sexton Vice President of Business Operations...Rob Minter Director of Strategic Planning...Jody Gage Hockey Department General Manager...Randy Sexton Head Coach...Chris Taylor Assistant Coach...Gord Dineen Assistant Coach... Toby Petersen Video Coordinator and Team Services... Kyle Smith Video Coordinator... Steve Pignata Head Equipment Manager...Andrew Stegehuis Assistant Equipment Manager...Marcus Allen Equipment Assistant... Jack Heyman Performance Department Head Athletic Trainer...Bob Mowry Assistant Athletic Trainer... Kent Weisbeck Assistant Athletic Trainer... Jaime Garcia Head Strength and Conditioning Coach... Nick Craven Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach...Bryan Gardner Sports Psychologist... Katy Turner Sports Dietician... Christine Dziedzic Medical Medical Director...Dr. Les Bisson, MD Head Team Physician...Dr. Bill Wind, MD Team Physician, Orthopaedics... Dr. Robert Bronstein, MD Team Physician, Orthopaedics... Dr. Geoff Bernas, MD Team Physician, Internal Medicine... Dr. Kevin Lesh, MD Team Physician, Internal Medicine...Dr. Rajiv Jain, MD Team Chiropractor...Dr. Donald Dudley, DC Team Dentist...Dr. Ned Nicosia, DDS Media & Community Relations Director of Public and Media Relations...Warren Kosel Public and Community Relations Coordinator...Ryan Harr Team Reporter...Erica Whyte Play-by-Play Broadcaster...Don Stevens Color Analyst... Ric Seiling Team Photographer...Micheline Veluvolu Corporate Sponsorship Sr. Director of Business Development...Chad Buck Partnership Services Manager...Danielle Barone Partnership Services Coordinator... Chad Tubbs Marketing Marketing and Digital Media Coordinator...Natalie Buch Game Presentation Director of Game Presentation...Caitlin Salemi Video Production & Creative Services Video and Creative Services Manager... Bryan Darrow Ticket Sales & Operations Director of Ticket Sales... Nicole Richardson Ticket Sales Associate...Tim Darrow Ticket Sales Associate...Aaron Pennings Ticket Sales Associate... Dan Capriotti Ticket Sales Associate... Nicholas Mongelli Ticket Operations Coordinator... Chris Roeder Receptionist... Cindy Barber Arena Operations Director of Arena Operations... Robert Neumann General Information Executive Offices.The Blue Cross Arena at the Rochester War Memorial... One War Memorial Square, Rochester, NY Ticket Hotline GO-AMERKS Telephone/Executive Offices...(585) Fax Number...(585) Website... Home Ice...The Blue Cross Arena at the Rochester War Memorial Dimensions of Rink x 85 Seating Capacity... 10,662 Location of Press Box...Suite Level NHL Affiliate...Buffalo Sabres ECHL Affiliate... Cincinnati Cyclones Club Colors... Red, White, Blue Home Uniforms... Base - White; Trim - Blue, Red Road Uniforms... Base - Blue; Trim - White, Red Individual Ticket Prices: Advanced Pricing... $28.00, $26.00, $26.00,... $20.00, $20.00, $14.00 Day of Game Pricing... $30.00, $28.00, $28.00,... $22.00, $22.00, $16.00 Home Game Times... 5:05 p.m. and 7:05 3:05 p.m. TV Station...MSG Radio Station FM/950 AM ESPN Rochester Webcasts... AHL TV & ESPN Rochester Practice Facility Arena... Bill Gray s Regional Iceplex Brighton-Henrietta Townline Rd., Rochester, NY Telephone Number...(585) Website

3 Club Affiliation History History of Affiliation est After three seasons with the Portland Pirates, the Buffalo Sabres renewed their affiliation with the Rochester Americans before the season. The season will mark the 37th season of affiliation between the Sabres and Amerks, one of the longest relationships between an NHL team and its AHL affiliate. The Amerks are entering their 63rd season in the American Hockey League and the team will once again be an essential pipeline for future Sabres stars. Last season, more than a dozen Amerks saw time with the Sabres. It was during the campaign that the two organizations first formed a professional hockey partnership. Billy Inglis was the first head coach of the Amerks during the affiliation. Future coaches would include Mike Keenan, Joe Crozier, Jim Schoenfeld, Don Lever, John Van Boxmeer, John Tortorella, Brian McCutcheon and Randy Cunneyworth. Both Keenan (New York Rangers, 1994) and Tortorella (Tampa Bay Lightning, 2004) went on to coach NHL teams to Stanley Cup victories. In 36 years of affiliation, the Amerks have compiled a record of 1,353-1, in 2,776 regular season games and captured nine regularseason titles. During that period, the Amerks have captured three Calder Cup Championships (1983, 1987 and 1996) and have advanced to the Calder Cup Finals six times. Besides the Sabres, the Amerks have been affiliated with the Montreal Canadiens, Toronto Maple Leafs, Boston Bruins, Vancouver Canucks and Florida Panthers. 344

4 Coaching Staff Chris Taylor Head Coach Rochester Americans General Manager Randy Sexton named Chris Taylor Head Coach of the Amerks on June 30, Taylor, who is the 12th former Amerk to be named head coach and 32nd overall in the 63-year history of the franchise, enters his second season at the helm of the Amerks after leading Rochester to a (91 points) regular-season record and a return trip back to the postseason for the first time in four years. The Amerks finished with the third-best record in the AHL s North Division standings in under Taylor, who also became the first head coach to lead the Amerks to the Calder Cup Playoffs in his first season as bench boss since former colleague Chadd Cassidy. In addition to helping the Amerks snap a four-year playoff drought last season, Taylor assembled one of the top special teams units that ranked among the top five in both power-play efficiency (18.3% - 5th) and penalty killing (84.1% T-4th) in the Eastern Conference. Taylor, who previously spent a total of 14 seasons in Rochester as a player and coach, returned to the organization after serving as an assistant coach with the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins during the campaign. He helped guide the Penguins to an AHL-best (107 points) overall record, winning the Macgregor Kilpatrick Trophy as regular-season champions while also leading Wilkes-Barre/Scranton to its 14th straight Calder Cup Playoff appearance. The Penguins also finished with the AHL s top defense under Taylor, allowing a league-low 170 goals against over 76 games in Additionally, Taylor was instrumental in the development of several Penguins prospects with at least 15 different players earning NHL call-ups throughout the year as Pittsburgh captured its second consecutive Stanley Cup championship. Taylor first joined the Amerks staff as development coach prior to the season following a successful 19-year professional career as a player that saw him become one of the all-time Amerk greats to ever don the red, white and blue. He was elevated to assistant coach on Feb. 25, 2013, a position he retained through the campaign. In , Taylor helped guide the Amerks to a record of (85 points) and a berth in the Calder Cup Playoffs for the third consecutive year. He also oversaw a power-play unit that ranked 10th in the AHL with a 19.8 percent efficiency, marking the second straight year that the Amerks have ranked in the top 10 in man-advantage scoring. Over the course of the season, a total of 16 different players appeared in games for both the Amerks and Sabres as the Rochester coaching staff continued to successfully develop NHL players. During the season, Taylor helped guide the Amerks to a record of (90 points), good for second place in the North Division and seventh in the Western Conference, as well as a berth in the Calder Cup Playoffs for the second straight year. Taylor also commanded a power-play unit that ranked fourth in the AHL at 20.3 percent. In his first season as a member of the Amerks coaching staff in , Taylor helped guide the team to a record and a berth in the Calder Cup Playoffs. As development coach, Taylor was primarily responsible for working with the team s forwards. During the season, a total of 11 Amerks players (seven forwards) were called up to the Buffalo Sabres, including left wing Marcus Foligno, who worked extensively with Taylor during the season and was named the NHL Rookie of the Month for March after scoring 11 points in 11 games with the Sabres. After spending parts of nine seasons with the Amerks between 1999 and 2011, Taylor finished his playing career ranked among the franchise s all-time leaders in assists (3rd, 339), games played (4th 519), points (5th 481) and goals (10th 142). He also served as team captain during the and seasons and was an alternate captain during several other campaigns. Taylor received perhaps the highest honor of his career during the season when he was unanimously inducted into the Amerks Hall of Fame on Jan. 10, 2015 in his first year of eligibility, becoming the 56th member of the prestigious club. A member of the Amerks 50th Anniversary Team, Taylor is also a three-time Amerks team MVP and scoring champion ( , , ) and is the only player in franchise history to achieve those two feats in the same season on three occasions. During his final season as a player in , Taylor ranked second on the Amerks in scoring with 51 points (10+41) in 72 games. He also finished second on the team in scoring the previous year with 61 points (17+44) when he returned to Rochester following a three-year stint in Germany, where he played for Frankfurt and led the team in scoring all three seasons. During the campaign in which the Amerks won the Macgregor Kilpatrick Trophy with the AHL s best regular-season record, Taylor was the Amerks scoring leader with 79 points (21+58) and was honored with the AHL s Fred T. Hunt Award for sportsmanship, determination and dedication to the game of hockey. Taylor also shares the franchise record for most assists in a single game with six, set on Oct. 21, During his pro career, Taylor appeared in 149 NHL games with the New York Islanders, Boston Bruins and Sabres, recording 32 points (11+21) and 48 penalty minutes. Of those 149 games, 90 came in a Buffalo uniform. In , he set NHL career-highs in games played (54), goals (6), assists (6) and points (12) while with the Sabres. Prior to joining the Sabres/Amerks organization in 1999, Taylor won two Turner Cup Championships with Denver and Utah of the International Hockey League. The Stratford, Ontario, native was drafted by the Islanders in the second round (27th overall) of the 1990 NHL Draft and finished his pro career with 1,297 games played at the NHL, AHL, IHL and European levels. 345

5 Coaching Staff Chris Taylor Head Coach Taylor resides in Churchville with his wife, Lisa, and their two children, Samantha and Nicholas. He is the brother of former NHL player Tim Taylor, who won Stanley Cups with the Detroit Red Wings in 1997 and the Tampa Bay Lightning in All-Time Head Coach Record Head Coach SEASON TEAM GP W L T PTS GF GA FINISH Rochester (AHL) th in Eastern Conference AHL Totals Pro Totals Gord Dineen Assistant Coach Rochester Americans assistant coach Gord Dineen enters his 17th season as an AHL coach and second with the Amerks in In his first season with Rochester, Dineen commanded an immensely skilled defensive corps, featuring a balance of established veterans and a crop of young prospects, that ranked near the top of the AHL in terms of offensive production. Five of the 15 defensemen under his watch also saw time in the NHL with the Buffalo Sabres, including the highly touted pairing of Brendan Guhle and Casey Nelson, who combined for 55 games with the big club in Dineen s biggest success story, however, came in veteran defenseman Zach Redmond, who, after being acquired by the Buffalo Sabres a week prior to the start of the season, became one of the most consistent point-getters throughout the campaign. Redmond finished the regular season setting career-highs in all offensive categories while leading the team and ranking fourth in overall scoring among all AHL blueliners. He was also one of just three defensemen to lead his respective team in points and was named to the AHL Second All-Star Team, the first Rochester defenseman to earn the honors since Clay Wilson in Prior to joining Rochester s coaching staff, Dineen held various roles over eight seasons with the AHL s Toronto Marlies, including assistant coach ( ), head coach ( ) and associate coach ( ). During his time in Toronto, Dineen helped guide the team to six 40-win seasons, four division titles and a regular-season championship. As an associate coach during the season, Dineen helped the Marlies to an AHL-best record, winning the Macgregor Kilpatrick Trophy as regular-season champions while also leading Toronto to its fourth North Division title in five years. The Marlies also advanced to the postseason in each of the last six years with Dineen behind the bench, including a trip to the Calder Cup Finals in 2012 and two other appearances in the Western Conference Finals. Prior to the season, Dineen was elevated to head coach of the Marlies, leading the team to a overall record, good for secondplace in the AHL s North Division, and a berth in the playoffs. Dineen joined the Marlies after serving as head coach of the Iowa Chops for the season. He began his pro coaching career as the assistant coach of the AHL s Louisville Panthers in before two years as head coach with the ECHL s Macon Whoopee ( ) and Richmond Renegades ( ). He also held several AHL coaching stints as the assistant coach of the Springfield Falcons ( ), Utah Grizzlies ( ), San Antonio Rampage ( ) and Portland Pirates ( ). A native of Toronto, Ontario, Dineen enjoyed an 18-year pro playing career as a defenseman between 1982 and A second-round pick of the New York Islanders in the 1981 NHL Draft, Dineen registered 106 points (16+90) in 528 career NHL games with the Islanders, Minnesota North Stars, Pittsburgh Penguins and Ottawa Senators. Dineen also spent parts of two seasons in the American Hockey League with the Springfield Indians as well as in the International Hockey League with stops in Kalamazoo, Muskegon, San Diego, Denver, Utah and Chicago. Dineen is the son of AHL Hall of Fame coach Bill Dineen and is the brother of Shawn, Peter and Kevin Dineen, all of whom played pro hockey. Dineen resides in New York State s Adirondack region during the off-season and has two children, Molly (14) and Finn (11). 346

6 Coaching Staff Toby Petersen Assistant Coach Toby Petersen enters his second season with the Rochester Americans and fifth as an assistant coach in the American Hockey League after being named to the position on July 13, During his first season in Rochester, Petersen, who worked primarily with the forwards, helped the team to a third-place finish in the AHL s North Division standings in addition to helping the Amerks snap a four-year playoff drought. Petersen also helped assemble one of the top power-play units that ranked among the top five (18.3%) in the Eastern Conference. Petersen s biggest success story, however, came in rookie forward C.J. Smith, who led the club s first-year skaters in every offensive category while tying for second on the team in goals (17), third in points (44) and fourth in assists (27). The Amerks Rookie of the Year finished the campaign ranked 10th and 11th among all AHL rookies in points (44) and assists (27), respectively. Smith was also named MVP of the 2018 AHL All-Star Challenge during his first AHL All-Star Classic. Petersen spent the previous two seasons ( ) as an assistant coach with the Cleveland Monsters of the American Hockey League. During his first season in Cleveland in , Petersen guided the team to a record in the regular season before helping the Monsters capture their first Calder Cup championship in franchise history. Cleveland went 15-2 during the postseason, which included series sweeps over Rockford, Ontario and Hershey as the Monsters finished with a 7-1 record on home ice in the playoffs. A native of Minneapolis, Minnesota, Petersen made his pro coaching debut as an assistant coach with the Springfield Falcons in following a 14-year playing career as a forward. A ninth-round selection of the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 1998 NHL Draft, Petersen recorded 81 points (33+48) in 398 career NHL games with Pittsburgh, Edmonton and Dallas while also adding 374 points ( ) in 550 AHL appearances for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, Edmonton, Iowa and Texas. He retired from playing after winning a Calder Cup with the Texas Stars in the campaign. Before turning pro, Petersen played four years at Colorado College, where he was named to the All-WCHA Rookie Team as a freshman. He also represented the United States at several international events, including winning a silver medal at the 1997 IIHF World Junior Championship. Petersen resides in Cleveland, Ohio during the offseason with his wife, Alexa, and their children, Bjorn (12), Elliott (9) and Nola (6). 347

7 Americans Player Stats Final Statistics No. PLAYER POS GP G A PTS +/- PIM PP PPA SHG SHA GW FG IG OT UA EN SOG SOA SGW SO% SH SH% 22 Zach Redmond D Colin Blackwell C * C.J. Smith LW Kevin Porter C Seth Griffith RW Danny O Regan (total) C SJ C RCH C Sahir Gill C Kyle Criscuolo C Stuart Percy D Hudson Fasching RW Alexander Nylander RW * Brendan Guhle D * Sean Malone C Eric Cornel RW Nicholas Baptiste RW x Steve Moses RW Taylor Fedun D Justin Bailey RW Garret Ross LW Matt Tennyson D Casey Nelson D x Evan Rodrigues C Nathan Paetsch D Adam Krause C Andrew MacWilliam D * Justin Danforth C Barry Goers D x Arvin Atwal D x Conor Allen D x Daniel Muzito-Bagenda LW Dalton Smith LW x Brian Gionta RW Adam Wilcox G Linus Ullmark G *x Vasily Glotov C *x Vaclav Karabacek RW *x Jason Kasdorf G *x Alex Kile LW x Brycen Martin D *x Judd Peterson C *x Myles Powell RW x Eric Knodel D *x Devante Stephens D *x Jonas Johansson G * Will Borgen D BENCH TOTALS No. GOALTENDER GP MINS W L OT SO EN GA GAA SOGP SOW SOL SOGA SOA SO% SA SVS SV% 30 Linus Ullmark : Adam Wilcox : *x Jason Kasdorf 1 20: *x Jonas Johansson 7 355: Empty Net 32: TOTALS : x - inactive * - rookie 348

8 Americans Team Records Single-Season Team Records MOST POINTS: ( ) 112 MOST WINS: MOST LOSSES: MOST TIES (no overtime): MOST TIES: , MOST HOME POINTS: (30-6-4) 64 MOST HOME WINS: MOST HOME LOSSES: MOST HOME TIES: , MOST ROAD POINTS: ( ) 55 MOST ROAD WINS: MOST ROAD LOSSES: MOST ROAD TIES: FEWEST POINTS: ( ) 52 FEWEST WINS: FEWEST LOSSES: , , FEWEST TIES (no overtime): FEWEST TIES: , FEWEST HOME POINTS: ( ) 34 FEWEST HOME WINS: , ( ) 14 FEWEST HOME LOSSES: FEWEST HOME TIES: , FEWEST ROAD POINTS: (4-30-2) 10 FEWEST ROAD WINS: , FEWEST ROAD LOSSES: FEWEST ROAD TIES: , , * MOST SHOOTOUT WINS: MOST SHOOTOUT LOSSES: FEWEST SHOOTOUT LOSSES: , , MOST SCORING POINTS: ,043 MOST GOALS SCORED: MOST ASSISTS: MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS: MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS: , , MOST HOME GOALS: FEWEST GOALS SCORED: MOST PENALTY MINUTES: ,588 FEWEST PENALTY MINUTES: MOST GOALS SCORED AGAINST: FEWEST GOALS SCORED AGAINST: * FEWEST ROAD GOALS AGAINST: * MOST 40-GOAL SCORERS: , , MOST 30-GOAL SCORERS: , , MOST 20-SCORERS: , , MOST SHUTOUTS: (Ryan Miller - 8, Tom Askey - 1) LONGEST WINNING STREAK: Oct. 11-Nov. 2, April 14-May 19, 1996 Oct. 12-Nov. 10, 2009 Single-Season Team Records LONGEST HOME WIN STREAK: Dec. 17, 2004-Mar.4, LONGEST UNBEATEN STREAK: (13-0-1) 14 Oct. 24-Dec. 4, (12-0-2) Feb. 6-Mar. 10, 2000 LONGEST LOSING STREAK: Feb. 6-Feb. 21, Oct. 2-Oct. 29, 1988 Dec. 1-Dec. 26, 2007 LONGEST WINLESS STREAK: Mar. 20-Apr. 5, 1970 (0-10-4) 14 *AHL Record Team Records MOST GOALS: vs. Cleveland 14 Nov. 24, 1966 MOST GOALS ON ROAD: vs. Springfield 10 April 1, 1972 vs. Fredericton Nov. 24, 1981 vs. Maine Dec. 29, 1982 MOST ASSISTS: vs. St. Catharines 25 April 7, 1985 MOST POINTS: vs. St. Catharines 38 April 7, 1985 MOST TOTAL GOALS: Rochester 14 - Cleveland 6 20 Nov. 24, 1966 GREATEST WINNING MARGIN: Rochester 13 - New Haven 1 12 Jan. 17, 1975 GREATEST LOSING MARGIN: Rochester 3 - Providence Feb. 13, 1972 Rochester 1 - Nova Scotia 13 Feb. 15, 1980 Rochester 0 Baltimore 12 Nov. 23, 1984 SCORELESS TIES: vs. Buffalo, Nov. 7, 1964 vs. Pittsburgh, Mar. 31, 1967 vs. Baltimore, Feb. 26, 1971 vs. Richmond, Feb. 11, 1972 vs. Virginia, Jan. 27, 1974 at Halifax, Nov. 20, 1991 vs. Adirondack, Nov. 10,

9 Americans Team Records Season Team Records DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS: , , , , , , , , , Single-Season Individual Records , OVERALL REGULAR-SEASON POINT CHAMPIONSHIP: , , , , CALDER CUP CHAMPIONSHIPS: , , MOST GOALS: MOST ASSISTS: MOST POINTS: , , Paul Gardner 61 ( ) Geordie Robertson 73 ( ) Geordie Robertson 119 ( ) MOST PENALTY MINUTES: Rob Ray 446 ( ) MOST GOALS BY CENTER: Paul Gardner 61 ( ) MOST ASSISTS BY CENTER: Geordie Robertson 73 ( ) MOST POINTS BY CENTER: Geordie Robertson 119 ( ) MOST GOALS BY RIGHT WING: Jody Gage 60 ( ) MOST ASSISTS BY RIGHT WING: Ed Litzenberger 61 ( ) MOST POINTS BY RIGHT WING: Jody Gage 104 ( ) MOST GOALS BY LEFT WING: Murray Kuntz 51 ( ) MOST ASSISTS BY LEFT WING: Stan Smrke 59 ( ) MOST POINTS BY LEFT WING: Dick Gamble 98 ( ) Mike Donnelly 98 ( ) MOST GOALS BY DEFENSEMAN: Rick Pagnutti 18 ( ) MOST ASSISTS BY DEFENSEMAN: Bob Hess 58 ( ) MOST POINTS BY DEFENSEMAN: Bob Hess 75 ( ) Single-Season Individual Records MOST GOALS BY GOALTENDER: Darcy Wakaluk 1 ( )* Robb Stauber 1 ( ) MOST ASSISTS BY GOALTENDER: Darcy Wakaluk 7 ( )* David Littman 7 ( ) MOST POINTS BY GOALTENDER: Darcy Wakaluk 7 ( )* David Littman 7 ( ) MOST PIM BY CENTER: Brad Rubachuk 246 ( ) MOST PIM BY RIGHT WING: Kevin Kerr 352 ( ) MOST PIM BY LEFT WING: Rob Ray 446 ( ) MOST PIM BY DEFENSEMAN: Jim Hofford 322 ( ) MOST PIM BY GOALTENDER: Jim Pettie 55 ( ) MOST GOALS BY A ROOKIE: Thomas Vanek 42 ( ) Donald Audette 42 ( ) MOST ASSISTS BY A ROOKIE: Todd Simon 66 ( ) MOST POINTS BY A ROOKIE: Peter Ciavaglia 98 ( ) MOST PIM BY A ROOKIE: Rob Ray 446 ( ) MOST POWER-PLAY GOALS: Thomas Vanek 25 ( ) Paul Gardner 25 ( ) MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS: Gary McAdam 11 ( )* MOST GAME-WINNING GOALS: Dean Sylvester 10 ( ) MOST UNASSISTED GOALS: Paul O Neil 9 ( ) LONGEST POINT STREAK: Peter Ciavaglia 25 games ( ) (22+26=48) HIGHEST SHOOTING PERCENTAGE: Dane Jackson 27.0 ( )* *AHL Record 350

10 Americans Team Records Individual Game Records LARGEST CROWD: First Niagara Center 19,070 (12/28/12) (Buffalo, NY: Amerks 4, Lake Erie 1) MOST GOALS: Jason Pominville 5 (10/21/05) Donald Audette 5 (10/29/89) Dave Hynes 5 (1/17/75) Mal Davis (3) 4 (2/14/82, 1/2/83, 10/5/83) Jody Gage (3) 4 (10/18/85, 10/26/85, 3/14/90) Geordie Robertson (2) 4 (3/7/82, 4/3/83) Dick Gamble (2) 4 (10/16/66, 10/29/66) Derek Whitmore 4 (11/25/11) Scott McCrory 4 (11/3/90) Grant Martin 4 (3/29/89) Ken Priestlay 4 (3/10/89) Gates Orlando 4 (3/23/84) Bill Bennet 4 (11/3/78) Dave Hynes 4 (10/17/75) Dave Hrechosky 4 (12/1/72) Bronco Horvath 4 Individual Game Records TWO FASTEST SHORTHANDED GOALS: Jody Gage 8 seconds (3/25/89)* MOST ASSISTS: Chris Taylor 6 (10/21/05) Geordie Robertson 6 (12/26/83) Ed Litzenberger 6 (1/24/65) Rudy Migay 6 (2/6/59) MOST ASSISTS BY A GOALTENDER: Lynn Zimmerman 3 ( )* MOST POINTS: Darrin Shannon 7 (1/31/91) Geordie Robertson 7 (12/26/83) Ed Joyal 7 (2/24/67) MOST PIM: Wally Weir 54 (1/16/81) (4 misconducts, 2 majors, 2 minors) *AHL Record 351

11 Americans All-Time Team Leaders Games Played 1 JODY GAGE DICK GAMBLE NORM ARMSTRONG CHRIS TAYLOR DARRYL SLY STAN SMRKE SCOTT METCALFE BRONCO HORVATH GERRY EHMAN DAN FRAWLEY 456 Goals 1 JODY GAGE DICK GAMBLE GERRY EHMAN BRONCO HORVATH STAN SMRKE NORM ARMSTRONG GEORDIE ROBERTSON MAL DAVIS BOB MONGRAIN CHRIS TAYLOR 142 SCOTT METCALFE 137 Penalty Minutes 1 SCOTT METCALFE 1,424 2 JIM HOFFORD 1,212 3 DAN FRAWLEY 1,060 4 SEAN McMORROW 1,015 5 NORM ARMSTRONG DEAN MELANSON SCOTT NICHOL ROB RAY RUMUN NDUR CHRIS LANGEVIN 750 Points 1 JODY GAGE DICK GAMBLE BRONCO HORVATH GERRY EHMAN CHRIS TAYLOR STAN SMRKE GEORDIE ROBERTSON NORM ARMSTRONG SCOTT METCALFE BOB MONGRAIN 339 Assists 1 JODY GAGE BRONCO HORVATH CHRIS TAYLOR GERRY EHMAN DICK GAMBLE STAN SMRKE GEORDIE ROBERTSON NORM ARMSTRONG SCOTT METCALFE JIM JACKSON 205 Goaltending Wins 1 BOBBY PERREAULT GERRY CHEEVERS JACQUES CLOUTIER 96 4 RYAN MILLER 92 5 DARCY WAKALUK 81 Coaching Wins 1 RANDY CUNNEYWORTH JOHN VanBOXMEER JOE CROZIER BRIAN McCUTCHEON MIKE KEENAN

12 Americans Regular-Season Schedule October 2018 Fri 10/5/18 7:05 PM Charlotte Rochester Sat 10/6/18 7:05 PM Charlotte Rochester Wed 10/10/18 7:05 PM Syracuse Rochester Sat 10/13/18 1:00 PM Bridgeport Sun 10/14/18 3:00 PM Bridgeport Wed 10/17/18 7:00 PM Utica Fri 10/19/18 7:05 PM Toronto Rochester Sat 10/20/18 7:00 PM Belleville November 2018 Fri 11/2/18 7:05 PM Hershey Rochester Sat 11/3/18 7:00 PM Hershey Wed 11/7/18 7:05 PM Cleveland* Rochester Fri 11/9/18 7:05 PM Syracuse Rochester Fri 11/16/18 7:05 PM Springfield Sat 11/17/18 7:05 PM Providence Sun 11/18/18 3:00 PM Hartford Fri 11/23/18 7:05 PM Utica Rochester Sat 11/24/18 7:05 PM Binghamton Fri 11/30/18 7:05 PM W-B/Scranton Rochester December 2018 Sat 12/1/18 7:05 PM Binghamton Wed 12/5/18 7:05 PM Utica Rochester Fri 12/7/18 7:05 PM Providence Rochester Sat 12/8/18 7:00 PM Syracuse Wed 12/12/18 7:05 PM Binghamton Rochester Fri 12/14/18 7:05 PM Cleveland Rochester Sat 12/15/18 7:00 PM Cleveland Wed 12/19/18 7:05 PM Belleville Rochester Fri 12/21/18 7:05 PM Hartford Rochester Sat 12/22/18 5:05 PM Hartford Rochester Wed 12/26/18 7:00 PM Cleveland Fri 12/28/18 7:05 PM Toronto Rochester Sat 12/29/18 7:00 Utica January 2019 Wed 1/2/19 7:05 PM Bridgeport Rochester Fri 1/4/19 7:30 PM Laval Sat 1/5/19 3:00 PM Laval Fri 1/11/19 7:05 PM Toronto Rochester Sat 1/12/19 4:00 PM Toronto Fri 1/18/19 7:05 PM W-B/Scranton Sat 1/19/19 7:05 PM Lehigh Valley Wed 1/23/19 7:05 PM Binghamton Rochester Fri 1/25/19 7:05 PM Utica Rochester Sat 1/26/19 7:00 PM Syracuse 353

13 Americans Regular-Season Schedule February 2019 Fri 2/1/19 7:05 PM Binghamton Sat 2/2/19 7:00 PM Hartford Wed 2/6/19 7:05 PM Syracuse Rochester Fri 2/8/19 7:05 PM Springfield Rochester Sat 2/9/19 7:00 PM Utica Tues 2/12/19 7:00 PM Cleveland Fri 2/15/19 7:05 PM Syracuse Rochester Sat 2/16/19 7:00 PM Syracuse Sun 2/17/19 3:05 PM Binghamton Rochester Wed 2/20/19 7:05 PM Cleveland Rochester Fri 2/22/19 7:00 PM Utica Sat 2/23/19 7:05 PM Belleville Rochester Wed 2/27/19 7:00 PM Utica March 2019 Sat 3/2/19 7:00 PM Syracuse Sun 3/3/19 3:05 PM Syracuse Rochester Fri 3/8/19 7:05 PM Bridgeport Rochester Sat 3/9/19 7:05 PM Binghamton Sun 3/10/19 3:05 PM Binghamton Rochester Wed 3/13/19 7:05 PM Utica Rochester Fri 3/15/19 7:00 PM Charlotte Sat 3/16/19 6:00 PM Charlotte Fri 3/22/19 7:05 PM Cleveland Rochester Sat 3/23/19 5:00 PM Toronto Sun 3/24/19 4:00 PM Toronto Wed 3/27/19 7:05 PM Lehigh Valley Rochester Fri 3/29/19 7:05 PM Laval Rochester Sat 3/30/19 7:05 PM Binghamton April 2019 Fri 4/5/19 7:05 PM Syracuse Rochester Sat 4/6/19 7:00 PM Syracuse Mon 4/8/19 7:00 PM Cleveland Fri 4/12/19 7:05 PM Binghamton Rochester Sat 4/13/19 7:00 PM Syracuse Sun 4/14/19 2:00 PM Belleville 354