AHL President and CEO Scott Howson said the league’s Board of Governors had unanimously approved the move, which applies to any skater and official, regardless of age and experience. The league ...

2010 AHL Rookie of the Year Tyler Ennis has announced his retirement from professional hockey. The Edmonton, Alberta, native played seven games in DEL with Adler Mannheim last season, he last ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The Grand Rapids Griffins will be sporting new gear next season due to a new AHL rule. The ...

AHL President and CEO Scott Howson announced on Friday, August 23, that all players and officials will be required to wear ...

The AHL and FloSports have agreed to a multi-year extension of their media partnerships which is highlighted by AHLTV will now become AHLTV on Flohockey. They will broadcast all AHL Regular Season ...

The change, announced Friday, goes into effect for the 2024-25 season following a unanimous vote by the AHL board of ...

The league's governors unanimously approved the mandate, the AHL announced Friday. Already, AHL players were required to wear wrist sleeves and socks that were resistant to cuts. The AHL is the ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) — The American Hockey League announced Friday that cut-resistant neck protection is mandatory for every player and on-ice official across all 32 teams beginning this season.

The AHL announced that neck protection is mandatory for all players, meaning the San Jose Barracuda must wear neck guards throughout the season. View the original article to see embedded media.