The Sin Bin

The Sin Bin's Matthew Harding and Matthew Will open up the mailbag to answer some of your questions about the Wichita Thunder.

The Adirondack Thunder opened the 2018-19 season on the road, with games against the Maine Mariners and Newfoundland Growlers...the two newest ECHL teams.

ROANOKE, Va. -- There is new enthusiasm in the Star City this season, as the Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs have former Peoria Rivermen captain Dan Bremner for his first full season in charge of the Dawg Pound.

It is getaway day for the Allen Americans as they will head to Wichita after practice for a game on Friday night

MOLINE, Ill. -- The Quad City Storm are gearing up for the oncoming season, as only a few days separate today from opening night. It’s a new name, new league, and new team that will be hitting the ice at the TaxSlayer Center on October 20th, and most names on the roster are new to area fans.

The Peoria Rivermen will start their sixth season in the SPHL on Saturday. As always in minor hockey, there’s some new faces on the roster mixed with returning players.

PELHAM, Ala. - The Birmingham Bulls are preparing to start their second season in the SPHL. The expansion season of 2017-18 was one of downs and ups. The Bulls started off their maiden voyage into the SPHL, 0-7-0. A...

PENSACOLA, Fla. – Last year was a season with so much promise. Under Jeff Bes, a former SPHL Coach of the Year, and players like goaltender Sean Bonar, who Bes brought with him from his stint in Fayetteville the year prior, the Ice Flyers looked poised to return to the top of the heap in the SPHL standings.

Hockey is back, y'all, and so is the Inside the SPHL Podcast, where Mike Campos and Matthew Harding feature the happenings of the Southern Professional Hockey League. On our season three premiere, the boys bring in some backup - the entire Team Sin Bin SPHL writing team. Dana Barker, Ronald Hagood, Jr., Brad Harrison, and Anna Headley join the podcast to preview the SPHL 2018-19 season.

The Chicago Wolves are now just one of four undefeated teams left in the American Hockey League - and one of two to be 4-0 - after defeating the Grand Rapids Griffins (5-1) and Milwaukee Admirals (5-4, OT) in their home-opening weekend.