After a disappointing finish in Week 2 against Toronto, Edmonton rebounded in Week 3 by trouncing the defending champs in their own building. As we look to continue that momentum, we stay on the road this week, but are much closer to home as we prepare for the Battle of Alberta in Calgary. The Wranglers are always a tough opponent, but we always seem to play them pretty well, so it should be a good one regardless. Leading the charge is the first-ever Wildcat in history, D Victor Hedman, whom we traded to Boston and then back. Hedman scored twice, assisted twice, and blocked a whopping 11 shots against Montréal. #WhatTeam #ClawsUp



 

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After a dominant win over the Chevs, the Wildcats followed it up with another dominant performance in the Battle of Alberta to move to 3-1, and with losses by Toronto and Winnipeg, have moved back into the top spot in the overall standings. Hopefully this time, we can hang onto that spot for more than one game. This week, we finish off a 3-game Canadian road trip by flying all the way back across the country and into Atlantic time, where the Halifax Kingfishers once again await. This was a tough game to kick off the season, and we can expect it to be just as tough again. For this one, we're giving the game puck to W Nikolaj Ehlers, who scored 4 goals and 3 assists on the week, with 3 goals and an assist coming on Friday alone. #WhatTeam #ClawsUp