The Wranglers are back in action with the second game of a back-to-back all-Canadian clash against the Laval Rocket.
The Matchup
Calgary heads into Saturday’s rematch with momentum after a convincing 5-2 win over Laval at Place Bell.
After falling behind early, the Wranglers flipped the script with a dominant second period, striking five times to take control.
Rory Kerins led the charge with a four-point night, his first in his AHL career.
Now that is a ROCKET from Rory Kerins 🚀 pic.twitter.com/jRbvE9FrTy
— Calgary Wranglers (@AHLWranglers) April 4, 2026
After coming back from an injury, Kerins has been impressive, putting up 13 points in his last six games, and 50 points overall in 52 total games played.
William Stromgren, Martin Frk, and Sam Morton also found the back of the net in the win on Friday, which saw Calgary outshoot Laval 29-18.
With confidence high and their offence clicking, the Wranglers will look to carry that same pace and execution into Saturday’s rematch.
The Other Side
The loss now sets Laval back into a four-game losing streak.
The North Division leaders have 85 points on the season, and are looking to clinch the division to have the bye in the first round of playoffs.
Rookie Tyler Thorpe was strong for the Rocket on Friday, with the 2024 fifth-round draft pick scoring their second goal. Lacing up for 68 games this season, Thorpe has posted 14 points.
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