In this installment of the Farm Report, Scotty Wazz looks at the changes in affiliations and the new rule that comes with it for the ECHL, as well as coaching vacancies filled around the minor leagues. Two schools of thought from the AHL,

Welcome to the fifth edition of Into the Sin Bin. This week’s guest is the Director of Media Relations for the Tulsa Oilers, Rob Loeber. We chat about the hire of Jason Christie as head coach, the legacy left behind by Bruce Ramsay and how Loeber got i...

Welcome to our fourth edition of Into the Sin Bin. This week, I chat with the Director of Media Relations for the Rapid City Rush, Mark Binetti. We talk about a number of topics, including some of the duties of his job, how

Former Wichita Thunder goalie Tim Boron has announced his retirement from professional hockey. Boron played for six different teams over the course of his nine-year career; that included stops in the Central Hockey League and ECHL with the Wichita Thun...

Welcome to our third edition of Into the Sin Bin. This week, I speak with former ECHL referee and current Vice President of Hockey Operations for the ECHL, Joe Ernst. We talk about a number of topics, including how he got in

Monday Evening Update: The Sin Bin’s Matthew Harding spoke with Bruce Ramsay after the announcement was made. Here is the conversation in its entirety: Our thanks to Rob Loeber with the Oilers for his assistance in getting us a conversation with Bruce ...

CAUTION: This interview contains language which may not be suitable for children Welcome to our second edition of Into the Sin Bin. This week, I speak with former Oklahoma City Blazers, Philadelphia Phantoms, Quad City Malla

Welcome to the opening episode of “Into the Sin Bin,” with Matthew Harding. In this podcast, which will be published weekly, I will interview current and former players, league commissioners, front office staff and more.

The Sin Bin’s Kelly Cup Playoff Coverage is presented by Kalwei Law Firm The Allen Americans became the first team in the Dallas-Fort Worth sports market to win three consecutive championships Sunday. The Sin Binand#8217;s M

Just a few short weeks ago, it seemed the possibility of hockey returning to Oklahoma City was faint at-best. But, with a few tweets this past weekend, Sold Out Strategies Co-Owner Brad Lund seemed to have upped the stakes.