The Force was not with the Kansas City Mavericks Saturday night as their bid to sweep the visiting Savannah Ghost Pirates fell short in front of a standing-room-only crowd of 5,742 on Star Wars Night.
The Kansas City Mavericks have a rich history of excellence in the net.
It was one of those games you had to see to believe Saturday night at the Maverik Center, as the Kansas City Mavericks turned in a historic performance to sweep a three-game set from the Utah Grizzlies.
A few weeks ago, Kansas City Mavericks coach and general manager Tad O’Had was talking about this year’s team, and how he believes it can make a serious run at the ECHL Kelly Cup championship again this season.
Kansas City Mavericks goaltender Jack LaFontaine said the Utah Grizzlies’ 5-10-2-0 record entering Wednesday night’s game was deceiving.
The Kansas City Mavericks wrapped up a four-games-in-five days part of their demanding schedule by beating the Wichita Thunder 4-1 Sunday afternoon at Wichita.
The Kansas City Mavericks were in danger of getting swept in their first meeting with the new ECHL franchise, the Tahoe Knight Monsters.
The Kansas City Mavericks struggled to find the net despite an advantage in shots on goal in their first game ever against the new ECHL team, the Tahoe Knight Monsters.
Jack is back. And that’s great news for coach Tad O’Had and the Kansas City Mavericks.
One day after losing a hard-fought Kids Day game at sold-out Cable Dahmer Arena, the Kansas City Mavericks boarded a bus to Wichita for another Kids Day game against the Thunder Wednesday morning.