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Chicago Wolves vs Toronto Marlies Live Updates, Calder Cup Finals Game 3

The Chicago Wolves and Toronto Marlies take the ice for game three of the 2026 Calder Cup Finals at 7:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday, June 16.

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Marlies beat Wolves 1-0, lead Calder Cup final series 3-0

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AHL Calder Cup Game Recap: Marlies Shut Out Wolves, One Win Away From Calder Cup

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Marlies vs. Wolves: Logan Shaw scores in overtime to give Toronto 2-0 lead in Calder Cup final

Logan Shaw’s overtime winner has put the American Hockey League’s Calder Cup within reach of the Toronto Marlies.

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Chicago Vs Toronto Shows How Many Ways Teams Can Succeed In The AHL

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Toronto Marlies could lift Calder Cup in Ontario this week. How to see future Maple Leafs stars battle for the title on home ice

Chicago Wolves Know What They Need For A Series Comeback

The question is whether they can lean into those strengths to take over the Calder Cup Final down 2-0 against the Toronto Marlies.

Daily Herald

Chicago Wolves head into all-star break with a loss

In their final game before the American Hockey League All-Star break, the Chicago Wolves fell to the Colorado Eagles 6-2 on Saturday night in Loveland, Colorado. Noel Gunler and Juuso Valimaki scored but it wasn’t enough as the Wolves settled for a split ...

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Amir Miftakhov Returns To The Chicago Wolves

Goaltender Amir Miftakhov returns to the Chicago Wolves just ahead of Game 1 of the Calder Cup Finals on Friday night.

Chicago Wolves & Carolina Hurricanes On The Verge Of Rare AHL-NHL History

The Hurricanes can win the Stanley Cup, and their American Hockey League affiliate, the Wolves, can win the Calder Cup; a clean sweep of both titles can happen for the first time since 1995.

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Lettieri Powers Marlies Past Wolves in Game 1, but Series Feels Wide Open

The Toronto Marlies took the first step toward a Calder Cup championship Friday night, defeating the Chicago Wolves 4–2 on the road in Game 1 of the AHL Finals.