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The win also made the Wranglers the first team in ECHL history to have three consecutive seasons with at least 100 points. 768:, who were coached by Gulutzan's rival Matt Thomas to an upset of division champion Ontario. As with the previous series with Bakersfield, the first four games were split by the two teams and Las Vegas took a three-games-to-two series lead heading back to Las Vegas. Stockton extended the series to a seventh game by defeating the Wranglers 3–1, but the Wranglers finished off the Thunder in Game 7, 5–1. For the second straight year the Wranglers had reached the National Conference finals, but this time they were to take on the National Conference regular season champion Alaska Aces. Exhausted and injured from two straight seven game series, the Wranglers were unable to retain the Bruce Taylor Trophy, being swept by Alaska in four games. 986:. The red alternate jersey, which had been the team's road jersey from 2003–07, has black shoulders and three black stripes, one across each arm and one across the waist and a crest on the front of the jersey that includes "Las Vegas" in white cursive over a poker chip/hockey puck logo. The second alternate is black with red shoulders and five red stripes, one across each elbow, one across each arm and one across the waist. The jersey also features red die along the bottom of the jersey and between the red stripes on each arm. The jersey's crest includes script that says "VEGAS" with each letter in an individual circle in front of a red hockey stick with the poker chip/hockey puck logo on the blade of the stick. 685:, and barely limped into the final playoff spot in the National Conference. At the beginning of the series most of the players that had been called up by Springfield or Edmonton were returned to the team with high level experience and pushed the Wranglers to the edge, but Las Vegas was able to recover and take the series in six games. The Wranglers next opponent would be their heated rival, the Alaska Aces in the National Conference semifinals. The Wranglers set the tone for the series, throttling Alaska 8 – 0 in game one of the series. Alaska was unable to recover and the Wranglers would take the series in five games. With only four wins away from the Kelly Cup finals, Las Vegas took on the 561:. Before the loss to Reading, the Wranglers had gone 12–0–2 during the time. Along with the 14-game unbeaten streak at home to start the season, the Wranglers also tied the league record for most consecutive road wins with ten from November 22, 2005 to December 31, 2005. One of the most memorable moments during the 2005–06 season came during the Wranglers' 5–2 win on November 8 as head coach Glen Gulutzan challenged Fresno's head coach Matt Thomas to a fight because Fresno goons Brad Both and Fraser Clair instigated fights with Wranglers rookies Tim Hambly and Lee Green with 11 seconds left in the game. Several Wranglers set team records during the 2005–06 season, including goaltender 441:(WCHL) announced its intentions to keep ice hockey in the Las Vegas Valley when they granted expansion rights to the city in 1999, with plans for the team to start competing in the 2000–01 WCHL season. The Wranglers team name and logo were announced shortly before what was supposed to be the franchise's inaugural season in 2000, but the team had to suspend its entrance into the WCHL for three seasons due to the lack of a suitable arena for the team to play in. Deciding to not miss out on another season, the Wranglers announced in October 2002 that they planned to play at the proposed 545:. The 2004–05 Wranglers ended up being more remembered for their lack of discipline as forward Adam Huxley set a team record for penalty minutes and Centomo became better known for fighting than stopping the puck. Wranglers fans showed their disdain through chants and signs that called for the dismissal of Gulutzan as head coach. The Wranglers finished the season a disappointing 31–33–8 (70 points) and seventh place in the West Division, failing to capture a playoff spot for the only time in franchise history. 2856: 557:, Wranglers captain Jason McBain announced his retirement and the team's captaincy was given to his brother Mike as the Wranglers looked to shake off the disappointing performance of their sophomore season. The Wranglers started the season on a rocket pace losing only four games in the first three months of the season. This included the Wranglers besting their home mark to start a season, as they did not lose at home in regulation until January 3, 2006, 3–2 to the 2866: 982:. The black and white jerseys feature a crest with a poker chip logo on the front. The outer circle of the crest reads "Las Vegas Wranglers", while the middle of the crest leaves room for the player's individual jersey number and the sleeves sport the poker chip hockey puck logo. The team has two alternate jerseys which have been used since the team's inaugural season in 844: 477: 468:. The Orleans Arena became the home of the Wranglers beginning with the 2003–04 WCHL season. Later in September 2002, a planned merger between the WCHL and the East Coast Hockey League was announced that would have the WCHL's six active franchises and three expansion franchises (including the Wranglers) join the ECHL for the 2003–04 season. 585:

best-of-seven West Division semifinals. The Wranglers found themselves trailing Idaho three games to one, but pulled off what only one other team in the ECHL's history were able to do, winning the best-of-seven series after trailing 3–1. The Wranglers faced the Alaska Aces in the West Division finals, ultimately falling in six games.

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6th-seed Utah Grizzlies. Utah proved tough for Las Vegas, taking the Wranglers to overtime in games two and three, before falling to the Wranglers in a four-game sweep as Las Vegas won its first Bruce Taylor Trophy as the National Conference playoff champions. The Wranglers would meet 2007–08 Brabham

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for leadership during the time in which the team lost its most veteran players. Magliarditi himself retired in the middle of the season, leaving as the franchise's career leader in minutes played (8517), games played by a goaltender (146), wins (83) and shutouts (7). Despite injuries and being left

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The Aces-Wranglers rivalry quickly become one of the biggest for both teams and for the league itself. Three games were usually played in four days (usually Wednesday, Friday and Saturday), allowing for many Aces fans to come to Las Vegas for a hockey weekend. The rivalry has known to become quite

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was a roller coaster for the Wranglers. Many veteran players left the team as co-owners Charles Davenport and Jonathan Fleisig cut payrolls in order to save during the recession. Mougenel in turn went with a very youthful team, most of which had little to no professional experience, due to the low

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Following their successful 2007–08 campaign, the Wranglers were forced to rebuild again as the team was only able to resign nine players from the previous team. At the beginning of the season, former Wranglers captain and defenceman Mike McBain was named as the team's assistant coach, filling in for

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and was the team's mascot since its inaugural season in 2003. The Duke kept the crowd excited, signed autographs, and participated in entertainment during intermissions and player introductions at the beginning of the game. The Duke is also a regular at other events around the city including races

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In mid-April 2010, Felisig reached an agreement with an unidentified buyer who planned to keep the team in Las Vegas. ECHL commissioner Brian McKenna confirmed that the team would return for an eighth season in Las Vegas, but couldn't comment further until the transfer of ownership was completed.

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in the best-of-seven Pacific Division semifinals. The Wranglers and Condors traded blows in the first four games, before Bakersfield took a three-games-to-two series lead heading back for Games 6 and 7 in Las Vegas. The Wranglers outscored Bakersfield 8–2 in the last two games to take the series in

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of the AHL. For the first time in seven years, Wranglers owner Charles Davenport was forced to look for a head coach, but stated that Gulutzan's move to the AHL was "long overdue." Gulutzan had been offered assistant coaching jobs in the AHL for the past few years, but the offer to coach Texas was

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penalty for spearing, as did Las Vegas' Tim Spencer for kicking. In the aftermath, the Aces were given a five-minute 5-on-3 power play in which they scored three times before the teams were at even strength. A few days after the game, the ECHL suspended Peter Ferraro for the rest of the regular

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and three Kelly Cup Finals appearances. The Alaska Aces rivalry began during the 2005–06 season in which the Wranglers fell one point behind the Aces for the West Division and Brabham Cup titles. The Aces would also eliminate the Wranglers in six games in the 2006 West Division Finals on way to

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The Wranglers finished the 2006–07 regular season with a 46–12–14 record (106 points) and set the league record for fewest road defeats in a single season with five. Wranglers rookie goalie Mike McKenna would finish second in the race for the Reebok Goaltender of the Year award, finishing behind

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The Wranglers' first logo featured a cowboy riding a bull and holding a hockey stick with Las Vegas Wranglers script below the bull. The cowboy and bull are both black and white and are outlined in silver. The script consists of "Las Vegas" in silver cursive, while "Wranglers" is in white with

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The Wranglers are the only team to hold a game that was played at midnight. The annual "Midnight Roundup" was created so that Las Vegas residents who work during the usual game times (e.g. employees of the gaming industry), could watch a game. Other Wranglers promotions included the traditional

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On July 5, 2012, the Wranglers unveiled their new identity package; the primary logo featured a cowboy's head inside a shield with a goalie mask over his face. The cowboy hat is black and gray, with the mask white and gray and the shield in two shades of red and outlined in black. Beneath the

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As a result, the Wranglers requested and received a voluntary suspension of operations from the ECHL for the 2014–15 season. The team planned to seek a new permanent venue and return to play in the 2015–16 season. On January 30, 2015, it was announced via Facebook that the Wranglers would cease

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The Aces-Wranglers rivalry continued early in the 2009–10 season. During a three-game series in the second week of the season, Alaska and Las Vegas totaled 93 penalties for 296 penalty minutes, including seven game misconducts. In the final game of the series, an Alaska player plowed through

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Seeking to improve on a great year, the Wranglers were placed in the National Conference's Pacific Division following a league wide realignment. The Wranglers had their best chance to capture their first banner as they did not have to compete with Alaska or Idaho for the division title. The

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The Wranglers finished the season 46–13–12 (106 points), good enough for first place in the Pacific Division and the number one overall seed in the National Conference playoffs. Right Winger Peter Ferraro would set the team's single season goal mark with 36. The Wranglers would take on the

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for the West Division title and the Henry Brabham Cup. The 53 wins in 2005–06 were the most in franchise history and the 20-win turnaround led to head coach Glen Gulutzan being awarded the John Brophy Award as the league's top coach. The Wranglers would take on the Idaho Steelheads in the

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to take over as the team's director of player development as well as being a special assistant to the General Manager. Primeau, who played in fifteen NHL seasons, runs the Durham Hockey Institute in Toronto with Wranglers head coach and general manager Ryan Mougenel and Keith's brother

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silver accents. Prior to the WCHL-ECHL merger, the Wranglers logo was an outline of a cowboy's face streaking to the left with a black cowboy hat and red and yellow outlines. A script underneath the logo featured "Las Vegas" in black above "Wranglers" in yellow with a red outline.

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in the National Conference quarterfinals. The Wranglers swept the 'Runners in four games and take on the Idaho Steelheads in the National Conference semifinals. The Wranglers won game one of the series to extend their league record winning streak to 18 games, tying the 1991

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on December 27, 2003, going 13–1–1 at home over the stretch. The Wranglers finished their first season with a record of 43–22–7 (93 points), second in the Western Conference's Pacific Division (15 points behind Brabham Cup winner San Diego). The Wranglers faced the

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shortly thereafter. Before the Wranglers inaugural season, Gulutzan named Jason McBain the franchise's first captain. The Wranglers started off their season going 9–1–3 in their first 13 games and they didn't lose a home game in regulation until a 1–0 loss to the

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collided with Las Vegas' Chris Ferraro, breaking Ferraro's leg and effectively ending his season and possibly his career. Ferraro's twin brother, Peter became enraged and started a brawl that would involve nine players. During the melee, Peter Ferraro received a

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Mougenel stated that the new owners were "great people" and that "they're real committed to the team." Team president Billy Johnson stated that the team was hoping to make a formal announcement of the transfer by the end of April or the first week of May 2010.

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in downtown Las Vegas. However, on May 7, 2014, the team announced that they would not move to the Plaza due to the idea of a rooftop arena becoming unfeasible and an alternative, building the arena in the Plaza's parking lot, being too expensive.

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by defeating the Aces in five games on way to their appearance in the Kelly Cup Finals. The Aces and Wranglers met for the third time in the playoffs in the 2009 National Conference Finals, with the Aces sweeping the Wranglers in four games.

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of the International Hockey League for the longest winning streak in professional hockey history. The streak ended in game two and Idaho eventually took the series in six games on the way to their second Kelly Cup title in four years.

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notified the team that it would not renew their lease for the following season. This prompted the franchise to search for a new venue in the Las Vegas area. The team announced plans to move to a newly built 3,500-seat facility at the

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Wranglers had to begin the season without veterans goaltender Marc Magliarditi and Mike McBain but still had a good start, earning points in all of their first eight games, going 3–0–5. The Wranglers relied heavily on new goaltender

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in the Kelly Cup finals. The two teams proved formidable opponents as the split the first four games, before Cincinnati stole momentum defeating the Wranglers in Las Vegas in Game 5 and ultimately taking the Kelly Cup in six games.

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and came to its highest point during 1996 IHL Western Conference Finals. The rivalry with Long Beach, Phoenix and San Diego also came when the cities had members in the IHL and made numerous playoff appearances against each other.

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In mid-June 2010, the ECHL Board of Governors gave unanimous approval for the transfer of ownership from Fleisig to Wranglers Hockey LLC led by Gary Jacobs, a real estate developer from San Diego who is also managing owner of the

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As the Wranglers were set to begin their fifth season in the ECHL many changes had come around the team. After coming out of nowhere to fill in for Wranglers legend Marc Magliarditi, Mike McKenna left Las Vegas, signing with the

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with only one player from the inaugural 2003–04 franchise, the Wranglers paced themselves to their first ever banner, winning the Pacific Division title on April 4, 2007 with a 4–2 victory on the road against the

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The rivalries with the Condors and the Thunder started off very softly during the Wranglers inaugural season but have become more heated since the Wranglers' move into the Pacific Division during the

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in the best-of-five Pacific Division Semifinals and despite overtaking Idaho in the first two games, the Steelheads won the remaining three games on their way to their first Kelly Cup championship.

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The Wranglers won many accolades over their time in the league. They have the highest winning percentage in ECHL history and hold six other ECHL records. The Wranglers made two appearances in the

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The Wranglers' previous home jersey, which was used from 2003–07, was white with a previously unreleased Wranglers logo on the chest and is trimmed with black and red on the sleeves and waist.

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in which they scored three times before the teams were at even strength. A few days after the game, the ECHL suspended Peter Ferraro for the rest of the regular season and the entirety of the

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Night where the Wranglers wore a striped prison-themed jersey with their opponents, the Bakersfield Condors, wearing an orange jumpsuit and referees wearing a blue police guard uniform.

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budget he was given. The team operated with the league's lowest payroll during the 2009–10 season, spending $ 10,300 per week compared to the ECHL's weekly salary cap of $ 11,800.

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his first head coaching offer in the AHL. Gulutzan said he would make some recommendations to help Davenport's search. On June 25, 2009, former Stockton Thunder assistant coach,

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The Wranglers and the Steelheads had a constant rivalry that has centered around the playoffs. The Wranglers had met the Steelheads in all three of their playoff appearances.

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in the National Conference quarterfinals in a series that was tighter than expected. Stockton had played the entire season with most of their players being called up to the

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operations after not being able to find a suitable home within a reasonable time frame to submit to the board of governors of the ECHL. In 2016, Las Vegas was awarded a

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Near the end of 2009, Davenport sold his ownership rights to Fleisig, who assumed full ownership of the team. The team became more consistent following the

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men's and women's basketball teams. The Events Center was to be paid for and operated by a non-profit organization that was supported by Las Vegas mayor

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As of the second half of the 2009–2010 season, the Las Vegas Wranglers again started wearing the Red Alternate and Black Alternate Jerseys at home.

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and making appearances with players at local elementary schools. The Duke has attended three ECHL All-Star Games as the league's favorite mascot.

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The Wranglers' final colors were black, red, white and silver and could be seen on both the home and road jerseys, which were adopted prior to the

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Mougenel announced in late September 2011 that the Wranglers would play as an independent team (i.e., unaffiliated with any NHL/AHL teams) for the

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The Wranglers had numerous songs that represent the team during pre-game introductions. Songs that represented the regular season have included:

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for his actions during the game which included the spearing incident and was released by the team a week later. Wranglers career scoring leader,

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violent as the case of a game in March 2009. During the second period of Aces-Wranglers game on March 25, 2009, in Las Vegas, when Alaska's

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cowboy is a red eight-pointed star, and on either side of him is a white "LV" and "NV," representing the city and state's abbreviation.

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of the AHL and Mike McBain was not expected to play much of the season before he retired. In turn, Gulutzan signed rookie goaltenders

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In December 2010, the team wore a Christmas-themed Santa Jersey which was featured as the number 22 worst jersey in an article in the

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GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, OTL = Overtime losses, SOL=Shootout losses, Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against

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Following an unlikely return to the National Conference finals, the first head coach and general manager of the Las Vegas Wranglers,

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hat night and even a give away of orange vests that said "Don't Shoot...I'm Human!" during a game on March 17, 2006, a joke on the

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Many former Wranglers have either played in the National Hockey League before or after their careers as Wranglers. These include

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to be cancelled that year, the Wranglers held an "Indoor Winter Classic", that even gave a trophy with a chain and a padlock.

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season and the entirety of the 2009 Kelly Cup Playoffs for his actions during the game which included the spearing incident.

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since the team's inaugural season in 2003 until 2009 before announcing that they were switching their affiliation to the

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These are the top-ten point-scorers in franchise history. Figures are updated after each completed ECHL regular season.

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The rivalry with Fresno came from the two teams' normal battling for position near the top of the division standings.

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in five games, after taking a 2 games to 1 lead, failing to advance past the first round of the playoffs since their

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Wranglers goaltender Michael Ouzas on three separate occasions, sparking a multiple skirmishes after each incident.

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With no progress on the proposed Events Center, the franchise announced in September 2002 that it was moving to the

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orange jerseys resembling the current Department of Corrections issue - and the referees blue jerseys resembling

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became enraged and started a brawl that would involve nine players. During the melee, Peter Ferraro received a

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was crippled by injuries and inexperienced players. Despite this and the sudden folding of division rival

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as the franchise's first head coach and general manager. Within four months, Gulutzan came to terms with

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The Wranglers ended the season with their best record at 53–13–6 (112 points), only one point behind the

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The Wranglers' mascot was "The Duke", a 7-foot-3-inch (2.21 m) green bull that was based on the

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The Wranglers entered the playoffs at the 2nd seed in the Pacific Division and took on the 3rd seed

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This article is about the minor league hockey team. For the former minor league baseball team, see

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seven games. The Wranglers headed to the Pacific Division finals to face the division's 4th-seed

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naming the Wranglers "Best Local Sports Team" three times (2005, 2006, 2009) and head coach

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The Las Vegas Wranglers had many other significant rivalries which include those with the

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for most games played by a goaltender (51) and most wins by a goaltender (34). Centre

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The longest of the rivalries was with the Utah Grizzlies, which started between the

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On July 15, 2009 the Wranglers announced that they had hired former NHL All-Star

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once and the Pacific Division title twice. Former Wranglers who have reached the

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Tied for longest road win streak in ECHL history (10 – 22'Nov'05 – 31'Dec'05)

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The Wranglers garnered many accolades from the local media, including the

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First team in ECHL history to have three consecutive 100-point seasons.

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with +38, shots on goal with 256 and shorthanded goals with seven.

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who left the team after three seasons to become head coach of the

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for longest win streak in professional hockey history (18 games).

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On May 29, 2003, in place of owner Charles Davenport, IV, actor

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Highest road winning percentage (.706; 2003–08) in ECHL history

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3rd and 4th longest regular season win streaks in ECHL history

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5th highest winning percentage for one season (.778; 2005–06)

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of the AHL or were reassigned by Stockton's parent club, the

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3rd longest unbeaten streak (20 – 03'Nov'07 – 21'Dec'07) (1)

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set the team record for most points in a season with 78 and

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to make the Wranglers the ECHL affiliate of the Flames and

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Highest winning percentage (.676; 2003–08) in ECHL history

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Fewest shorthanded goals allowed, one season (2; 2007–08)

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Original logo that was phased out after ECHL-WCHL merger

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Possibly the Wranglers' strongest rivalry was with the

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Five years in Las Vegas, the Kelly Cup Finals and after

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Alternate logo that was adopted in 2003, but never used

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The Wranglers had been the ECHL affiliate of the NHL's

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was named the second head coach in franchise history.

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Primary logo from 2003–10, Alternate logo from 2010-12

2699:"ECHL's Wranglers fold after 11 seasons in Las Vegas" 3775:"Las Vegas Wranglers Bought by Wranglers Hockey LLC" 756:, was named the captain for the rest of the season. 5002: 4799: 4699: 4678: 4657: 4630: 4589: 4563: 4502: 4432:"Las Vegas Wranglers season statistics and records" 3087:"Second-year Wranglers to benefit from NHL lockout" 2300:Fewest penalty minutes in one game (0; 27'Nov'04 @ 321:In May 2014, the team suspended operations for the 278: 264: 254: 249: 239: 234: 179: 171: 161: 153: 132: 121: 107: 97: 89: 81: 71: 55: 41: 4221:"Wranglers Get New Logos, Website For 10th Season" 3921:"Wranglers pull out of move to downtown Las Vegas" 3185:"Wranglers coach joins the fray after 5–2 victory" 2283:Hold longest win streak in ECHL history (18 games) 4043:"In the Midnight Hour: Wranglers staying up late" 2759:"Best of Las Vegas 2009 – Best Local Sports Team" 867:Relocation, suspension, and end of the franchise 3404:"Wranglers add name to roster – make it double" 5371:Sports clubs and teams in the Las Vegas Valley 4376:"Late scoring surge lifts Wranglers past Aces" 3152:"Wranglers' road winning streak ended by Utah" 2659: 2657: 2307:2nd most road wins in one season (25; 2005–06) 2230: 2176: 2124: 2070: 2016: 437:folding following the 1998–99 IHL season, the 4777: 4480: 4403:"All-time roster for the Las Vegas Wranglers" 4279: 4277: 3919:Guillermo, Matt; Huber, Craig (May 7, 2014). 661:, as well as signing twins and former NHLers 8: 2381:(2003–05), with Engelland later playing for 3497:"Emotions boil over as Aces sink Wranglers" 3490: 3488: 2791:"Best of Las Vegas 2009 – Best Local Coach" 1053:. The Wranglers would return the favor in 4784: 4770: 4762: 4487: 4473: 4465: 3526: 3524: 3021:"Wranglers first two signees are brothers" 944:, and on New Years Day, to parody how the 38: 27:Defunct minor professional ice hockey team 3703: 3701: 3590:"Texas Stars hire Gulutzan as head coach" 2890:"New league's 40 teams will span country" 2326:4th most ties in one season (14; 2006–07) 2310:3rd most wins in one season (53; 2005–06) 3825:Katsilometes, John (December 31, 2013). 2988:"Wranglers to be affiliated with Flames" 1964: 1266: 801:and the trio are also the owners of the 18:List of Las Vegas Wranglers head coaches 5386:Arizona Coyotes minor league affiliates 5376:Ice hockey clubs disestablished in 2015 4455:Intotheboards.net – Las Vegas Wranglers 4030:from the original on February 26, 2022. 3623:"Wranglers coach accepts AHL promotion" 2653: 5391:Calgary Flames minor league affiliates 4534: 4519: 3802:"Wranglers open season as independent" 3463:"Wranglers Clinch National Conference" 2888:Bernstein, Andy (September 16, 2002). 910:. In January 2009, the team held the " 451:Community College of Southern Nevada's 4793:Relocated and defunct ECHL franchises 4460:Las Vegas Wranglers Super Rooter Club 4285:"Las Vegas Unveils Inaugural Jerseys" 4191:"Las Vegas Wranglers Unveil New Logo" 1185:Never Gonna Stop (The Red Red Kroovy) 314:following the ECHL's takeover of the 7: 5361:Ice hockey clubs established in 2003 3710:"Wranglers will return to Las Vegas" 3533:"Peter Ferraro suspended for season" 2822:Cameron, Steve (February 25, 2002). 2732:"Wranglers drop Calgary affiliation" 2512:National Conference playoff champion 2329:5th most points in one season (112; 4289:Society for Sports Uniform Research 4195:Society for Sports Uniform Research 3342:"Wranglers Clinch ECHL Best Record" 3311:"Wranglers Clinch Pacific Division" 2857:"Orleans set to be Wranglers' home" 1221:Robert Randolph and the Family Band 1055:2008 National Conference Semifinals 5366:Defunct ice hockey teams in Nevada 4374:Silver, Steve (October 25, 2009). 3800:Dewey, Todd (September 23, 2011). 3052:Feour, Royce (December 28, 2003). 2277:) fewest road losses in one season 516:and added veteran ECHL goaltender 417:Return of ice hockey to the desert 25: 5381:Defunct sports teams in Las Vegas 4348:"There's a man behind the mascot" 4250:Fisher, Josh (October 16, 2007). 4151:from the original on May 14, 2014 4017:"Las Vegas Wranglers on Facebook" 3886:Dewey, Todd (February 14, 2014). 3743:"Wranglers experience lean times" 3741:Dewey, Todd (December 20, 2009). 3509:from the original on June 1, 2009 3160:. January 1, 2006. Archived from 3120:"Wranglers target playoff return" 2902:from the original on May 23, 2012 2855:Wolf, Jeff (September 18, 2002). 2730:Silver, Steve (August 10, 2009). 830:National Conference Quarterfinals 408:"Best Local Coach" (2007, 2009). 5351:2015 disestablishments in Nevada 4291:. March 27, 2003. Archived from 4197:. March 27, 2003. Archived from 4074:Dewey, Todd (January 26, 2009). 4041:Dewey, Todd (December 7, 2007). 3853:Dewey, Todd (January 22, 2014). 3531:Silver, Steve (March 27, 2009). 3495:Silver, Steve (March 25, 2009). 3430:Fisher, Josh (January 2, 2008). 3251:"Wranglers will 'keep plugging'" 3183:Dewey, Todd (November 9, 2005). 3019:Feour, Royce (October 2, 2003). 2697:Dewey, Todd (January 30, 2015). 2664:Guillermo, Matt (May 20, 2014). 2273:Fewest (5; 2006–07) and 3rd (7; 772:Gulutzan leaves, Mougenel enters 47: 4820:Atlantic City Boardwalk Bullies 4323:. April 7, 2011. Archived from 4252:"Wranglers Unveil New Uniforms" 3677:Silver, Steve (July 15, 2009). 3649:Silver, Steve (June 25, 2009). 3621:Silver, Steve (June 16, 2009). 3598:. June 18, 2009. Archived from 3566:. April 2, 2009. Archived from 3461:Fisher, Josh (March 26, 2008). 3371:Fisher, Josh (April 22, 2007). 3317:. April 5, 2007. Archived from 3118:Dewey, Todd (October 8, 2005). 3085:Dewey, Todd (October 8, 2004). 3054:"Wranglers blanked on home ice" 2986:Iole, Kevin (August 15, 2003). 464:that was under construction at 4434:. The Internet Hockey Database 4227:. July 5, 2012. Archived from 3959:. May 20, 2014. Archived from 3708:Dewey, Todd (April 15, 2010). 3402:Miech, Rob (October 6, 2007). 3340:Fisher, Josh (April 8, 2007). 3249:Dewey, Todd (April 17, 2006). 3216:Dewey, Todd (April 10, 2006). 2963:. May 29, 2003. Archived from 2824:"Vegas could hit puck jackpot" 32:Las Vegas Wranglers (baseball) 1: 5346:2003 establishments in Nevada 4346:Miech, Rob (March 27, 2008). 3218:"Wranglers' Gulutzan honored" 2921:Feour, Royce (May 23, 2003). 2595:Ticket Department of the Year 2582:Excellence in Media Relations 2317:) fewest losses in one season 1231:as their theme song. For the 1217:Ain't Nothing Wrong With That 644:5th anniversary logo, 2007–08 573:set team records for highest 449:and share the arena with the 4107:Leahy, Sean (May 25, 2011). 2640:team that began play in the 2607:Ticket Executive of the Year 2496:ECHL regular season champion 2203: 2149: 2097: 2043: 1989: 1966: 919:the impeachment of the then- 908:Dick Cheney hunting incident 873:The Orleans Hotel and Casino 856:minor league baseball team. 807:Ontario Junior Hockey League 466:The Orleans Hotel and Casino 4549: 4515:ECHL absorption of the WCHL 1243:. The Wranglers last used 1172:International Hockey League 435:International Hockey League 5407: 4980:Winston-Salem Thunderbirds 4893:(Greenville Swamp Rabbits) 3982:Snel, Alan (May 7, 2014). 3560:"Wranglers Shuffle Roster" 2231: 2204: 2177: 2150: 2125: 2098: 2071: 2044: 2017: 1990: 1967: 1269: 29: 5151:Jacksonville Lizard Kings 3595:Austin American-Statesman 2383:Las Vegas's NHL franchise 1415: 1272: 1066:collided with Las Vegas' 136:Red, black, white, silver 46: 4960:Tallahassee Tiger Sharks 4081:Las Vegas Review-Journal 4048:Las Vegas Review-Journal 3989:Las Vegas Review-Journal 3893:Las Vegas Review-Journal 3860:Las Vegas Review-Journal 3807:Las Vegas Review-Journal 3748:Las Vegas Review-Journal 3715:Las Vegas Review-Journal 3256:Las Vegas Review-Journal 3223:Las Vegas Review-Journal 3190:Las Vegas Review-Journal 3157:Las Vegas Review-Journal 3125:Las Vegas Review-Journal 3092:Las Vegas Review-Journal 3059:Las Vegas Review-Journal 3026:Las Vegas Review-Journal 2993:Las Vegas Review-Journal 2928:Las Vegas Review-Journal 2862:Las Vegas Review-Journal 2796:Las Vegas Review-Journal 2764:Las Vegas Review-Journal 2704:Las Vegas Review-Journal 1020:Las Vegas Motor Speedway 878:Plaza Hotel & Casino 439:West Coast Hockey League 401:Las Vegas Review-Journal 372:. The team's lease with 316:West Coast Hockey League 206:Omaha Ak-Sar-Ben Knights 4171:"Indoor Winter Classic" 3373:"Wranglers Take Game 1" 2895:Sports Business Journal 2829:Sports Business Journal 2528:Pacific Division titles 2435:Chris Neiszner, 2009–10 2387:Marc "Mags" Magliarditi 1255:Season-by-season record 1233:2008 Kelly Cup Playoffs 750:2009 Kelly Cup Playoffs 443:Las Vegas Events Center 5200:Mississippi Sea Wolves 5130:Hampton Roads Admirals 5046:Chesapeake Icebreakers 2799:. 2009. Archived from 2767:. 2009. Archived from 2638:National Hockey League 2548:ECHL Coach of the year 2444:Craig Switzer, 2010–11 956:Team colors and mascot 887:National Hockey League 848: 703: 645: 481: 426: 346:National Hockey League 5319:Victoria Salmon Kings 5305:Trenton Titans/Devils 5214:Newfoundland Growlers 5074:Columbus Cottonmouths 4933:(Cincinnati Cyclones) 4913:(Cincinnati Cyclones) 4910:Louisville RiverFrogs 4873:(Jacksonville Icemen) 4850:Carolina Thunderbirds 4147:. 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The team also held 846: 717:Central Hockey League 701: 643: 479: 424: 255:Regular season titles 157:Wranglers Hockey, LLC 5242:Pensacola Ice Pilots 5025:Baton Rouge Kingfish 5011:Arkansas RiverBlades 4953:(Adirondack Thunder) 4943:(Atlanta Gladiators) 4900:Lexington Men O' War 4843:(Adirondack Thunder) 4823:(Adirondack Thunder) 4631:Kelly Cup Finals (1) 4055:on December 20, 2007 3900:on February 22, 2014 3814:on January 28, 2013. 3755:on December 27, 2009 3570:on November 25, 2010 3132:on December 13, 2005 2634:Vegas Golden Knights 2569:All-ECHL Second Team 922:Governor of Illinois 891:Vegas Golden Knights 593:and returning stars 506:Lowell Lock Monsters 298:were a professional 199:Lowell Lock Monsters 162:General manager 5341:Las Vegas Wranglers 5298:San Francisco Bulls 5256:Phoenix RoadRunners 5193:Manchester Monarchs 5186:Louisville Icehawks 5179:Louisiana IceGators 5172:Long Beach Ice Dogs 5165:Las Vegas Wranglers 5158:Knoxville Cherokees 5137:Huntington Blizzard 5116:Greensboro Monarchs 5109:Greensboro Generals 4830:Bakersfield Condors 4679:Division titles (2) 4496:Las Vegas Wranglers 4327:on October 21, 2012 4295:on October 18, 2003 4256:Las Vegas Wranglers 4225:Las Vegas Wranglers 4145:Las Vegas Wranglers 3957:Las Vegas Wranglers 3867:on January 26, 2014 3564:Las Vegas Wranglers 3467:Las Vegas Wranglers 3436:Las Vegas Wranglers 3377:Las Vegas Wranglers 3346:Las Vegas Wranglers 3315:Las Vegas Wranglers 3099:on October 10, 2004 3033:on December 7, 2003 2869:on October 19, 2012 2711:on February 2, 2015 2574:Adam Miller : 2508:Bruce Taylor Trophy 1215:the Wranglers used 1205:The Hand That Feeds 1153:Ontario, California 1113:Phoenix RoadRunners 1105:Long Beach Ice Dogs 1093:Bakersfield Condors 926:Bakersfield Condors 861:2011–12 ECHL season 854:Lake Elsinore Storm 761:Bakersfield Condors 692:Cincinnati Cyclones 679:Springfield Falcons 624:Phoenix RoadRunners 604:Long Beach Ice Dogs 539:2004-05 NHL Lockout 393:2009–10 ECHL season 323:2014–15 ECHL season 296:Las Vegas Wranglers 244:Las Vegas Wranglers 220:San Antonio Rampage 42:Las Vegas Wranglers 5356:Defunct ECHL teams 5277:Richmond Renegades 5263:Quad City Mallards 5123:Greenville Grrrowl 5039:Charlotte Checkers 4983:(Wheeling Nailers) 4853:(Wheeling Nailers) 4833:(Norfolk Admirals) 4201:on October 9, 2003 4179:. 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