A strong power play and another strong game by goaltender Jack LaFontaine was the recipe for the Kansas City Mavericks to get back into the ECHL Western Conference Championship series Tuesday night.
Coach Tad O'Had says the most important game in a best-of-seven playoff series is “the next one.”
Kansas City Mavericks coach Tad O’Had was cool, calm and confident as he visited with the media following a 2-0 loss to the Toledo Walleye in Game 1 of the ECHL Western Conference Finals series Thursday night at Cable Dahmer Arena. “Our guys are fine,” O’Had said.
The Kansas City Mavericks held a “spirited” practice session Tuesday that will likely be a preview for the highly anticipated Game 1 of the ECHL Western Conference Championship series at 7:05 p.m. Thursday at Cable Dahmer Arena.
The Kansas City Mavericks made it known in the first period Friday that they intended to make it a sweep in their ECHL Mountain Division Finals series with the Tahoe Knight Monsters.
The Kansas City Mavericks, with a strong second period Thursday, have put themselves within one game of advancing to the ECHL Western Conference finals.
Perfection is a word that describes the best of the best when it is mentioned in the world of sports.
In 29 shots on goal through two periods, the Kansas City Mavericks were unable to find the back of the net. That quickly changed in the third period.
Moments after his Kansas City Mavericks blanked the Tulsa Oilers 4-0 Monday night at Cable Dahmer Arena, head coach and general manager Tad O’Had walked off the ice and gave team president Mike Cukyne a hug. They are the architects of a team that made it to the ECHL championship series last season.
The Kansas City Mavericks were forced to come home to decide their first-round ECHL Mountain Division playoff series with the Tulsa Oilers.