Low expectations and clutch goals made for a bit of a pleasant surprise, but next year is going to be huge for Patrick Maroon.
The Admirals were responsible for dashing their own playoff hopes by losing to the Providence Bruins
Our 2013 Player Report cards in convenient list form.
Low expectations and clutch goals made for a bit of a pleasant surprise, but next year is going to be huge for Patrick Maroon.
Peter Holland hasn't broken out yet, but how long are the Ducks willing to wait for it?
Norfolk lost again, but are getting some talent back from Ducks training camp soon.
Can anyone say sophomore slump?
We open our player by player review of the season that was at the bottom of the totem poll with Defenseman Jordan Hendry (no offense to all you hardcore Hendry fans)
After a late season surge to get back into the playoff picture, the Ads dropped their last two games to fall right back out.
Over the past three games the Admirals are 0-3 and have been outscored 12-2.
Win two in a row or go home.
It was no contest as the Syracuse Crunch thrashed the Ads 6-1 thanks to a hat trick from AHL MVP Tyler Johnson. The loss dropped Norfolk out of a playoff spot to ninth by way of tiebreakers.
The Admirals are coming up on their final three games of the season. They can't rely on anyone else to keep them in playoff contention so they'll need to take all three to have the best shot.
The Norfolk Admirals need to win every game as they continue to try to stay in playoff contention.
The Admirals win in overtime to move into a tie for 7th place in the conference and ending the seasons for the Albany Devils and the Worcester Sharks.
Norfolk's hands are dirty, but they've climbed out of the basement and in to a playoff spot, at least for one day.
The Admirals dominated Worcester early, then barely held on to win 4-3 and take over the eighth and final playoff spot.
The regular season is almost over for the Norfolk Admirals. Will they be hitting the golf courses early or playing on into the summer?