The Chicago Wolves will face off against the Iowa Wild tonight at 7pm at Wells Fargo Arena. This will be the second meeting between the teams this season after Iowa won their first matchup in a shootout on October 24th. Chicago has won their last two games to improve their record to 6-6-1 on the season. Goaltender Jake Allen has been playing well for the Wolves, stopping 58 of 60 shots in their last two victories.

1. CHICAGO WOLVES TALE OF THE TAPE
Wednesday, Nov. 13
7 p.m.
Wells Fargo
Team Record: 6-6-0-1
Team
Arena Last Game: 5-2Record: 6-5-0-0 (Nov. 9)
Last Game: 2-1 W at Charlotte (Nov. 9)
W at Rockford
Season Series: 0-0-0-1
Last Meeting: 4-5 Road Shootout Loss (Oct. 24)
Season Series: 1-0-0-0
Last Meeting: 5-4 Home Shootout Win (Oct. 24)
Storylines
• Tonight’s tilt marks the second all-time meeting between the Wolves
and the Iowa Wild; the teams will battle 10 times during the 2013-14
campaign.
• The first time the Wolves and Wild met, both teams dented the net
twice in the first and second periods before Iowa skated away with
a 5-4 shootout win on Oct. 24.
• Chicago enters tonight’s tilt winners of two straight games for the
first time this season.
• The team has earned a 3-1-0-0 mark to start the month of November
after collecting three wins in nine games during October; the club
has posted a 6-6-0-1 record through 13 games this season.
• The club’s past two victories marked the first and second time this
season it has been victorious when surrendering the opening goal;
the team had been 0-6-0-1 prior to Nov. 7 in games when allowing
the first goal.
• The Wolves have posted an 11-4-1-3 regular-season record in 19
games at Wells Fargo Arena when they battled the Iowa Stars (200508), Iowa Chops (2008-09), and Iowa Wild (2013-14).
By The Numbers
5 - Number of points (3G, 2A) right wing TY RATTIE has scored in his
last four tilts after scoring a goal in his first nine games this season.
90.2 - Penalty kill percentage of the Wolves on the road this
8 - Number shots left wing DMITRIJ JASKIN fired in his two games
season, which ranks second in the AHL (37 of 41); Chicago ranks
third in the league with a 87.9 penalty kill rate this year (58 of 66).
he has played in since missing eight games due to injury; the
20-year-old rookie has tallied 2 points (G, A) in five tilts this year.
Follow The Action
Tonight’s game begins at 7 p.m. and can be seen on The
U-Too (WCIU-DT 26.2). U-Too also can be found on
XFinity’s Chs. 248 and 360, RCN’s Ch. 35 and WOW’s Ch.
170. The game can also be streamed on www.ahllive.com.
Those away from a TV or computer can follow
@Chicago_Wolves on Twitter for live in-game play-by-play.
PLAYER SPOTLIGHT
#35 JAKE ALLEN
#16 JASON ZUCKER
Jake Allen backstopped the
Wolves to a pair of 2-1 victories
over Charlotte last week,
stopping 58 of 60 shots in the
two tilts.
Jason Zucker enters tonight’s
tilt on a three-game point streak,
having scored 2 goals and 3
points during that span.
Goaltender
Left wing
The 23-year-old netminder has
registered a 6-3-1 mark, 2.29
goals-against average and .928
save percentage in 10 games
this season.
The 21-year-old forward leads
Iowa with 4 goals and shares
second with 8 points in nine
games this season. He has
tallied a point in eight of his nine
tilts this year.
The Fredericton, N.B., native has
stopped 180 of 185 shots in his
six wins this year (0.83 gaa,
.973 sv%).
The Newport Beach, Calif,
native also has skated in one
NHL game with Minnesota this
season.