AHL Goalie News — Saturday, Nov. 7

Features

Mark Dekanich let in all four shootout goals last night for a Milwaukee Admirals loss, so Admirals Short Shifts takes a look back at the shootout historically for the Ads and finds, on average, mediocrity. (Admirals Short Shifts)
Daren Machesney is trying not to feel the pressure as his Manitoba Moose struggle in front of him at both ends of the ice (Winnipeg Free Press), while back-up Rejean Beauchemin got the start last night and sees this call-up as a chance to prove he can play at the AHL level (Winnipeg Free Press)
Alex Salak has stayed true to form since Let’s Go Amerks first scouted in him June: impressive and unique. (Let’s Go Amerks)
Mike Brodeur has come a long way in the last year and continues to find success. (Sharp on the Sens) But is he related to Martin Brodeur? Distantly but his game should speak for itself. (Daily Observer)
Norfolk Admirals rookie Dustin Tokarski is so fetch. Here’s why. (Chairman How’s Glorious Army)
Alex Stalock‘s a lock in net for Worcester in his rookie season. (Telegram)
San Antonio’s Al Montoya, the first Cuban-American to play in the NHL, sees his goal of being a permanent resident in the NHL as a not so distant reality. (San Antonio Express News)

Matt Climie stopped 24 shots for the Texas Stars to shut out the road-weary, depleted Manitoba Moose. Beauchemin stopped 22 shots in his season debut for Manitoba in the 4-0 loss. (Austin American Statesman)
J.P. Lamoureux earned his first AHL shutout in only his 5th pro start for the Portland Pirates, blanking Hershey 5-0. Jason Bacashihua suffered his first loss of the season for Hershey. (Patriot-News)