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Well the Wings are missing Corey Small due to Covid-19 and now the Rock are missing Tom Schreiber due to Covid-19, for tonight’s game.
The Toronto Rock have placed Tom Schreiber on the COVID-19 Protocol List and moved Sheldon Burns from Injured Reserve to the Active Roster.
Attendance 3587
If you enjoy a boring lacrosse game with no flow, this was the game for you.
Sam LeClaire paced the Mammoth with three goals and Dillon Ward made 55 saves in between the Mammoth.
Bob Hamley needs to get on the phone and see if he can find Panther city some much needed offensive firepower.
The 3,587 is a complete lie. Maybe they meant 587?
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Sat Jan 8 Panther City at San Diego 10:00 PM ET
Fri Dec 31 New York at Colorado 8:00 PM ET
Attendance 9361
The Seals jumped out to a 10-2 lead at halftime, and it was game over.
Former Roughneck Dane Dobbie led the Seals with six goals and added two assists. Austin Staats made his debut and chipped in two goals and one assists for the Seals.
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Fri Dec 31 San Diego at Saskatchewan 9:30 PM ET
Thur Dec 30 Halifax at Calgary 9:30 PM ET
Attendance 6083
The Rush used a six goal second quarter to overcome an early 4-1 deficit and hold off a late Warriors rally.
Mark Matthews led the Rush with three goals and Adam Shute made 34 saves in net.
Keegan Bal led the Warriors with four goals and added two assists.
Up Next
Fri Dec 31 San Diego at Saskatchewan 9:30 PM ET
Fri Jan 7 Colorado at Vancouver 10:30 PM ET
Like other pro teams, NLL teams are adding players to the covid-1984 list.
The Calgary Roughnecks have placed Mitch Wilde on the Covid Protocol List from the Active Roster.
The Calgary Roughnecks have placed Practice Player Carter McKenzie on the Active Roster from the Practice Player List. (maintain Practice Player tag)
The Philadelphia Wings have placed Alex Crepinsek and Corey Small on the Covid Protocol List from the Active Roster.
The Philadelphia Wings have placed Practice Players Blake Gibson-McDonald and Ben French on the Active Roster from the Practice Player List. (maintain Practice Player tag)
The Seals get a boost ahead of their game against Calgary tonight, with the return of forward Austin Staats.
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The National Lacrosse League (@NLL), the largest and most successful professional lacrosse property in the world, announced a partnership with Sports Interaction as the official sports betting partner in Canada. The deal will launch today on NLL broadcasts on TSN throughout Canada.
“We have been developing the NLL Sports Betting platform as a new line of business throughout the last 20 months and betting partners are a key part of the platform. We are excited and honored to bring back a renewed relationship with Sports Interaction that will take our collective marketing efforts to a new level and grow our respective businesses through an engagement platform for our fans as our Official Canadian Sports Betting Partner,” said NLL Commissioner Nick Sakiewicz. “We know this partnership will continue to grow our engagement with casual and diehard fans of the NLL, as well as attract new fans who enjoy and have become fans of the high voltage action and fast pace of the NLL game.”
Sports Interaction will be prominently involved in TSN’s NLL broadcasts by entitling the League’s Game of the Week. These select games will be aired across TSN’s linear channels throughout the regular season. Sports Interaction will also receive exposure in arena for NLL games in Canada, and the partnership will be supported on all NLL social channels. Integrations will begin with this weekend’s games.
Due to work commitments Hawks goaltender Evan Kirk will miss the remainder of the NLL season.
With Kirk being placed on the holdout list, the Hawks are left with goalie Rylan Hartley and goalie Joel Watson who is currently on the Practice Player List.
If we were Hawks GM Dan Carey, will would be working the phones and looking for an upgrade in between the pipes.
No official word from the Rock or the NLL, but can the Rock operate with reduced capacity?
The province of Ontario just re-instated capacity limits for sporting events earlier today.
Amidst the surge of COVID-19 cases in the NHL and NBA, the province of Ontario has decided that any venues with a capacity of 1,000 or more, including stadiums, will be capped at 50 per cent capacity, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced on Wednesday.
These new capacity limits will go into effect on Saturday at 12:01 am ET.
You can find more HERE
Another week of NLL action and another week of subpar attendance.
What the hell is going on in Philly?
Colorado 8,730
Halifax 6,424
New York 2,705
Panther City 7,309
Philadelphia 3,709
Rochester 4,311
Saskatchewan 9,112
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