The Las Vegas Wranglers hosted the Bakersfield Condors on Tuesday night at the Orleans Arena on the flip side of a home-at-home series after losing in Bakersfield 3-1 on Saturday night.
The Las Vegas Wranglers looked to put back-to-back wins together against the Colorado Eagles on Tuesday night after shutting them out during the Midnight Circus game in the wee hours of Monday morning.
Wranglers President Billy Johnson said today that Las Vegas’ entrant in the ECHL has reached an agreement with owners of the downtown Plaza to play home games in a leased facility to be built on that property for five years beginning with the 2014-15 season in October.
The Las Vegas Wranglers hosted the Bakersfield Condors at the Orleans Arena on Sunday afternoon, playing their fifth game in six days, thanks in large part to a quirky schedule that has them playing the majority of their home games in the final two months of the season. Bakersfield defeated the Wranglers 3-1.
The Las Vegas Wranglers were looking to shake a home losing streak Friday night with the Utah Grizzlies coming to town. Wearing special jerseys inspired by the UNLV Rebels, the Wranglers managed to earn a point despite continuing their losing ways before a raucous crowd of 5,572 at the Orleans Arena.
The Las Vegas Wranglers were defeated today by the Ontario Reign 4-2 at the Orleans Arena. Chad Nehring’s second-period goal for Las Vegas evened the game at 1, but Ontario scored three unanswered goals to secure the win.
A ticket office employee at the Orleans Arena held up a sign to inform Las Vegas Wranglers hockey fans no tickets remained. The parking lot adjacent to the arena was so crowded vehicles couldn’t enter. When they did, there were no open spots on the first level. Near the escalators leading into the arena, it was so crowded it took five minutes for fans to make their way to the front of the line.
