AHL advises its clubs that the indefinite suspension will not be lifted before May
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Photo Credit: Alexander James
There has been quite a few rumours about what is happening with the AHL season including some saying they heard it would be cancelled. The AHL provided this update this afternoon:
AHL has advised its clubs that the indefinite suspension of AHL play will not be lifted before May.
The League is recommending that teams facilitate the return of AHL players to their primary residences.
Which means Moose players will be helped by the club to return home if they so choose.
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