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AHL Schedule 2012-13 Released; Season Begins October 12

The NHL is in danger of yet another lockout, but the AHL is prepared to keep going as planned, and could serve as a haven for younger NHL talent without a place to play.

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AHL schedule 2012: For a hockey fix, 12 teams in action on Sunday

All is not lost, hockey fans. We've got a group of scrappy kids that are here to give you a hockey fix in your time of need. The AHL has some of the NHL's young stars on display. 12 of the teams take to the ice on Sunday while everyone else is watching football.

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AHL Schedule Released: League's 77th Season Begins October 12

The 2012-13 American Hockey League schedule was released on Friday. The regular season gets underway on Oct. 12 with seven games, and that's where the Norfolk Admirals' defense of their Calder Cup championship begins.

Among the highlights on the slate: a pair of outdoor games. The first of those will take place at Comerica Park in Detroit.

Two outdoor games are on the 2012-13 AHL schedule: On Dec. 30, the Grand Rapids Griffins will take on the Toronto Marlies at Comerica Park in Detroit, part of the Hockeytown Winter Festival leading up to the 2013 NHL Winter Classic. And on Jan. 20, the Hershey Bears, as part of the celebration of the franchise’s 75th AHL season, will host the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins at Hersheypark Stadium.

Related: NHL CBA: Donald Fehr Goes On Offensive, Claims League, NHLPA Already Have 50/50 Revenue Split

See the AHL's schedule release for full team-by-team schedules.

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AHL Schedule 2012-13 To Be Released Friday; NHL Lockout Could Flood League With Talent

The NHL is in danger of yet another lockout, but the AHL is prepared to keep going as planned, and could serve as a haven for younger NHL talent without a place to play.

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