“I don’t think we had a good game from start to finish. We got outplayed tonight. Our work ethic wasn’t there like it usually is.” – Logan Shaw “We lost a lot of races.
“It’s little mistakes that cost us. What [Syracuse] get is what we give them. Unfortunately, tonight we gave them too much.” – Logan Shaw This was the Marlies’ fifth successive defeat at Coca-Cola Coliseum, leaving Toronto with only two wins in 10 home games in 2024.
“I don’t think we played hard enough. We’ve got to compete a little harder. The last couple of games have been embarrassing for us and the organization.” – Logan Shaw The Toronto Marlies’ captain did not mince his words or make any excuses following another indefensible performance on Wednesday against Wilkes-Barre/Scranton.
“I think we got probably our most consistent effort from all four lines and six defensemen today. We stuck to the process and got rewarded for it in the third period.” – John Gruden The All-Star break came at the perfect time for the Toronto Marlies.
“We have got to try and work ourselves out of this [losing streak]. It’s up to us and the leadership group to get us back on track.” – Logan Shaw “We took a penalty and then we gave up a soft goal.
“I wouldn’t say it was a good game for us. Friday night we played a much better overall game and deserved to win that one. Tonight was a little bit less of that.” – Logan Shaw “We weren’t executing at a high rate It wasn’t our best [effort].
This was another impressive performance from the Toronto Marlies following up on last weekend’s demolition of the Grand Rapids Griffins. “After giving up a goal so late in the first [period], I thought we did a great job of not giving them much more momentum.
“I think it’s a little bit of early-season complacency. I think we felt we were better than we were and thought we had the game in hand.” – Bobby McMann The Marlies will be hard-pressed to endure a defeat as frustrating as this one for the remainder of the campaign.
After a game in which the Marlies had to claw their way back, it was the same story on Saturday in Game 2 vs. Rochester. The game didn’t get off to a great start as Marlies captain Logan Shaw took a penalty, giving Rochester a fairly early power play opportunity eight minutes into the game.
Logan Shaw, during a career season with the Toronto Marlies where he’s scored 21 goals and 45 assists in 67 games, has added a new award to his name. The 30-year-old has won the AHL’s Fred T.
It was a night of nights for the Toronto Marlies on Sunday as they blew through the Belleville Senators, defeating them 6-2, and ultimately, solidifying their place as the AHL’s North Division champions (of the regular season).
“I can’t fault our team on our effort. We are trying. We’re working hard. I think that sometimes our mental mistakes are what’s costing us.” Logan Shaw
“I just don’t think we had the effort we needed, we weren’t connected as a team, and it showed,” said captain Logan Shaw after this 5-0 drubbing at the hands of Charlotte.
With more clinical finishing around the net, the Toronto Marlies would have coasted to a regulation victory against a Hartford team that conceded 18 goals in their previous three games.
The North Division was robbed by Nylander’s shootout skills, only for him to then lose in the final to the Pacific Division! Alex Nylander wasn’t even supposed to go the AHL All-Star Classic.
AHL All-Star Weekend ruled, plain and simple. Logan Shaw, Noel Hoefenmayer, and Joseph Woll were the three players from the Toronto Marlies selected to make the trip to Laval and participate in the two-day event.
Meet the AHL’s hottest team at the moment: the Toronto Marlies. Strength is definitely not a problem for a youthful team like this one as they’re currently undefeated since the calendar shifted to 2023, with eight-straight wins, tying a Marlies record.
Shortly after the reports of Bobby McMann making his NHL debut with the Maple Leafs, there was other news that trickled in from just down the street. Logan Shaw, Noel Hoefenmayer, and Joseph Woll have all been named North Division All-Stars and will represent the team at the AHL’s All-Star Classic in Laval, Quebec on February 5th and 6th.
The Toronto Marlies have officially named Logan Shaw as their 10th captain in franchise history. The 30-year-old from Glace Bay, Nova Scotia joined the organization this summer on a three-year contract.
“Keith [Petruzzelli] played one heck of a game. We wouldn’t have won without him.” – Logan Shaw “At the end of the day, we have to give up a lot less. Keith Petruzzelli played really well today and kept us in the game.
The Senators are set to return to action Saturday against Toronto but will do so without two of their forwards.
In addition to the Sharks’ Evander Kane hitting waivers today, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reports that the Ottawa Senators are waiving forward Logan Shaw as well.
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