Chicago Wolves

The Chicago Wolves will be searching for a new NHL affiliate, as the Vegas Golden Knights announced the purchase of the AHL’s San Antonio Rampage on Thursday. The Rampage, currently the affiliate of the St. Louis Blues, would be moved to the Las Vegas area under a plan announced by the Golden Knights, and would serve as their affiliate...

As the Chicago Wolves prepare for their Calder Cup Finals showdown with the Charlotte Checkers, their fans will be able to catch all of the action on local television networks.

Chicago Wolves forward Cody Glass had his stick slashed out of his hands during overtime of Game 1 of the Western Conference Final, but it ended up playing to his advantage as he scored the game-winning goal against the San Diego Gulls at the Allstate Arena.

The Chicago Wolves had an opportunity to put a stranglehold on their series against the Iowa Wild, but instead they’re looking to regroup after a 2-0 shutout loss in Game 3 Sunday afternoon.

For the second straight series, the Chicago Wolves have home ice advantage in the Calder Cup Playoffs, but this time they were able to capitalize as they captured Game 1 of their series with the Iowa Wild.

It wasn’t easy, but the Chicago Wolves have knotted up their first round series with the Grand Rapids Griffins with a 3-2 victory at the Allstate Arena on Saturday night.

The Chicago Wolves are getting ready to vie for the Calder Cup championship this postseason, but before their series began one of their star players received the AHL’s highest honor.

The Chicago Wolves have already won a division title this season, but they’ll be looking for a lot more than that when they kick-off the Calder Cup playoffs on Friday night against the Grand Rapids Griffins.

The Chicago Wolves will tangle with a familiar foe in the first round of the Calder Cup playoffs, as they will take on the Rockford IceHogs.

Chicago Wolves forward Scooter Vaughan has been named the 2017-18 Yanick Dupre Memorial Award as the AHL’s Man of the Year, the team announced Thursday.

By virtue of their 5-1 win over the Milwaukee Admirals on Saturday, the Chicago Wolves clinched an AHL playoff berth.

Welcome to Wolves Wednesday, our weekly look at the latest happenings with the Chicago Wolves.

The NHL has yet to announce their All-Star rosters yet, but we do know the Chicago Blackhawks’ organization will be well-represented in the AHL’s edition of the game.

The Chicago Wolves are off to a bit of a rough start this season, but the team could soon get a shot in the arm thanks to their parent club.

After spending the last four seasons as the AHL affiliate of the St. Louis Blues, the Chicago Wolves will have a new partner for the upcoming season, and it’s a history-making union.

For the sixth time since joining the AHL, the Chicago Wolves have captured a division championship, as they beat the Charlotte Checkers on Saturday night.

It was all but a foregone conclusion, but the Chicago Wolves made it official on Friday night as they clinched their spot in the Calder Cup playoffs with a 4-0 victory over the Iowa Wild.

The Chicago Wolves have made it a habit of signing notable veteran talent to their roster over the years, and they dipped into the free agent pool again on Sunday as they agreed to terms with defenseman James Wisniewski.