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Idaho owned the Allen Americans for the last two regular seasons, 6-0-0-1 this season and 6-0-0-0 last season. Regular-season frustration turned into playoff domination when the Allen beat the Steelheads 6-3 last night and eliminated Idaho 4-1. The Americans will now wait for the winner of the Kansas City vs Tahoe series to see their opponent for the Division Fin...
If you go by the stats sheet, it is hard to explain Allen's 5-1 loss to Idaho last night. The Americans held a 3-0 series lead and were looking to sweep. Instead, they gave up four unanswered goals over the first two periods and were never in the game.
- Allen outshot Idaho in the first period and had three power play opportunities to non...
The boxscore says the Allen Americans beat the Idaho Steelheads 4-3 in overtime on Sunday to take a commanding 3-0 series lead, but that doesn't tell the story.
- For a while, it looked like the game belonged to Idaho. Inside the sold-out Idaho Central Arena, the Americans found themselves in the worst kind of playoff trouble, down 3-0 in...
While eight first-round Kelly Cup series are taking place across the league, only one game is scheduled today, and that puts the spotlight on Allen at Idaho. The marathon of five games in six days, which is actually five games in just over five days (122 hours) continues today (3:10 pm CDT) with Allen leading the series 2-0.
- Playoff hoc...
The Allen Americans took a 2-0 series lead with a 4-2 win over the Idaho Steelheads before a crowd of 5466 at the CUTX Event Center last night. After the win on Thursday, Coach Martinson said the focus for game two would be playing like the first period of game one for 60 minutes, avoiding all of the after-the-whistle retaliation penalties, and making adjustments...