Admirals beat IceHogs in 15-round shootout

MILWAUKEE – Goalie Yaroslav Askarov stopped 38 photographs to guide the Milwaukee Admirals to a 4-3, 15-round shootout win over the Rockford IceHogs at BMO Heart.

The 15-round shootout is Milwaukee’s longest since shedding in 15 rounds at Quad Cities Mar. 8, 2009.

Phil Tomasino, Milwaukee’s second shooter within the shootout, scored. After Rockford’s fifth shooter in sudden dying scored, the Admirals Kiefer Sherwood tallied. Neither workforce scored one other till the fifteenth spherical when Milwaukee defenseman Keaton Thompson, enjoying his three hundredth skilled recreation, headed to heart ice for his first profession shootout try. Thompson scored to present Milwaukee its third straight win.

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Askarov turned apart seven photographs within the extra time session, and 13 of 15 within the shootout to earn his seventeenth win of the season.

Rockford defenseman Isaak Phillips scored simply :38 into the competition to present the house workforce a 1-0 benefit. It was the quickest an Admirals opponent had scored a aim from the beginning of a recreation this season.

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Milwaukee tied the sport with an influence play aim at 4:08 of the primary interval. Cole Schneider camped close to the IceHogs crease and directed a Phil Tomasino move into the online for his 18th aim of the season. It was his sixth energy play aim. It was additionally the 76th aim scored by Schneider as a member off the Admirals, tying him for fourth on the Admirals All-Time AHL targets record with Pontus Aberg.

The IceHogs reclaimed the lead with an influence play aim of its personal at 8:23. Camped within the slot, Cole Guttman redirected a Michal Teply move into the online for his sixteenth marker of the 12 months.

Milwaukee tied the rating early within the second with one other energy play tally. Jordan Gross’ wrist shot from the proper circle was ripped over the glove of Rockford’s goalie for Gross’ sixth aim of the season. It was his second energy play aim. Sherwood and Luke Evangelista recorded the assists.

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The IceHogs grabbed a 3-2 lead at 5:21 of the second interval when Mike Hartman deflected a shot from the slot into the aim for his fourth of the season.

The Admirals evened the rating 3-3 with a 4-on-4 aim at 13:48 of the second body. Evangelista’s move from the proper level ricocheted off John Leonard, who was driving to the entrance of the aim. Leonard’s aim was his tenth of the season.

The Admirals journey to Chicago Wednesday, Feb. 15 to face the Chicago Wolves. The workforce returns to Milwaukee Saturday, Feb. 18 for a house recreation in opposition to the Texas Stars at UW-Milwaukee Panther Area.