Filip Larsson showcased an impressive performance, stopping all 36 shots in the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins' decisive 5-0 win against the Rochester Americans. This marked Larsson's second shutout of the season.

Rookies Tristan Broz and Rutger McGroarty played pivotal roles, contributing to three goals. Matt Nieto, on a conditioning loan from the Pittsburgh Penguins, also scored in his return from injury. The Penguins' next game is against the Lehigh Valley Phantoms on November 13.

The Syracuse Crunch secured a solid 2-0 victory over the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins, showcasing a strong defensive performance.

Goaltender Brandon Halverson achieved his second shutout in just three starts this season, stopping all 22 shots. Dylan Duke and Max Groshev scored the Crunch's goals, while Gabriel Szturc contributed with two assists.

Despite struggling on the power play, the Crunch's penalty kill was flawless, successfully defending against all five opportunities. The teams will face off again tomorrow night.

The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins faced a thrilling defeat against the Charlotte Checkers, losing 7-6 in a high-scoring opener. Despite contributions from six players, the Penguins couldn't withstand the Checkers' four-goal surge in the third period, highlighted by Aidan McDonough's hat trick.

Wilkes-Barre/Scranton initially led after the first period, but Charlotte's aggressive play turned the tide. The Penguins will look to rebound in their next game against the Springfield Thunderbirds.

The Pittsburgh Penguins have officially assigned eight players to their AHL affiliate, the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins. This move includes forwards Emil Bemstrom, Jonathan Gruden, Samuel Poulin, Joona Koppanen, defensemen Nate Clurman and Filip Kral, and goaltenders Taylor Gauthier and Filip Larsson.

Among these players, Poulin stood out last season as the leading scorer with 31 points in 41 games. The WBS Penguins are set to kick off their season on October 12 against the Charlotte Checkers.