When do the marlies play next

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Outworked and outclassed, Toronto Marlies suffer shutout loss to Laval. Miettinen, Niemela and Voit…. Toronto Marlies Schedule. Page last updated Toronto Marlies Regular Season Schedule The Toronto Marlies will play 72 regular-season games in down from the usual 76 in a typical AHL season while remaining inside the North Divison.

December Dec. SBA Dec. January Jan. February Feb. March Mar. April Apr. Marlies Schedule Notes: 23 teams will qualify for the Calder Cup playoffs in , which means there are five playoff berths in the North Division rather than four as in previous seasons. The fifth and fourth-placed teams will play a best-of-three first round. The division-heavy schedule remains in place with a total of 50 games against rivals, although it has been lessened somewhat from previous years.

Toronto will face Belleville on 12 occasions, Laval eight times, Cleveland and Rochester six times, and Utica and Syracuse four times to make up the remainder of the North Division schedule. There is a little more diversity of opponents to look forward to this season, with the Marlies playing at least one team from each division.

Toronto will face seven of the eight teams in the Atlantic Division, with Charlotte being the one exception. To learn more or opt-out, read our Cookie Policy.

Toronto started their season in Manitoba last Monday and will play their first home game on March 1st against the same Manitoba Moose. The Marlies finish their season on May 15th in Laval. As you can see, the Marlies have a combined eight road games scheduled against the Moose and Heat, by the end of this week, those games will have been played, meaning the only trips Toronto will be taking out of the province will be four trips five games to Quebec to play Laval.

While it was initially unconfirmed, the Toronto Marlies will be playing all 18 home games in Coca-Cola Coliseum this season. The Marlies have nine back-to-backs this season, no three-in-threes, but all of the back-to-backs are paired into a three-in-four of some kind.

The Marlies have already completed two back-to-backs while in Winnipeg and start their third tonight in Calgary vs.