WEEKEND PREVIEW: Eastward Bound
Erie, Pennsylvania — The Otters begin the season 2-1, but they have a busy week ahead with three road games. On Thursday, Erie travels to Peterborough with puck drop at 7:05 p.m., followed by a matchup against Ottawa on Saturday at 3 p.m. The Otters complete their weekend of play in Kingston with a game at 2:05 p.m.
PLAYERS TO WATCH
In Erie’s road win against Kitchener, left wing Michael Dec finished the game strong with three assists. In the home faceoff he found the back of the net himself for his first goal of the season, while also earning an assist in two of the Otters’ three goals.
Left wing Mclean Agrette added two assists to the stat sheet in Erie’s away game against Kitchener. He continued the energy in the home opener with a goal and two more assists on the Rangers.
Right wing Paul Schuster passed the puck for an assist in the first contest against Kitchener and followed up with his first career OHL goal in the home game after utilizing a power play.
OPPONENT OVERVIEWS
The Peterborough Petes’ have started the season 1-4. Adam Novotný has started the season off as he leads the team with six points made up of three goals accompanied by three assists. Fellow left wing Leon Kolarik follows suit with five points of his own from three goals and two assists. Proving to be a problem with a pass is right wing Cooper Dennis who has notched five assists and a lone goal so far this season.
Against the Ottawa 67’s who are 1-1, the Otters will face right wing Filip Ekberg who leads the team with three goals and an assist. Alongside Ekberg are left wing Spencer Bowes and Andrew Laurin each with a pair of goals this season.
To finish out the weekend of play, the Otters host Kingston who are currently 2-3. Right wing Nolan Snyder spearheads the Frontenacs with six points from three goals and three assists. Following Snyder on the stat sheet is right wing Landon Wright who accounts for two goals and four assists.
HOW TO WATCH, LISTEN, & FOLLOW ALONG
The new home of Otters hockey is Flo Hockey!
Delivering a high-quality viewing experience, Flo Hockey provides access to more than 700 OHL games, and games from the QMJHL, AHL, ECHL, and more, streamed across a range of platforms, including PC and Tablet on Safari and Google Chrome web browsers, as well as iOS and Android mobile devices.
Fans can also see the NHL’s stars of tomorrow on the Amazon Fire, Apple TV, V and Roku platforms – right from the comfort of their homes!
For more information, head to flohockey.tv!
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PC and/or Tablet on Safari and Google Chrome web browsers
iOS / Android mobile devices.
Amazon Fire
Apple TV
Roku platforms
Flo Hockey provides live game action all season long, plus free-to-access video-on-demand content and a user-friendly interface that is easy to navigate. For more information, head to flohockey.tv.
LISTEN
Listen to Otters Hockey all across Erie County with iHeart Media Erie and the Otters broadcast network!
Every game can feel like a home game as a fan with the Otters Radio Network. With live-game broadcasts of all 68 Regular Season games, fans can always hear the action as it happens. Thanks to the Broadcast Home for Otters Hockey, iHeart Media Erie, fans can listen to every game LIVE on the iHeart App from ANYWHERE in the world! From Pennsylvania to Transylvania and everywhere in between, you’ll always be in range to hear Otters Hockey.
iHeart Media (Erie, PA) is the Flagship Station for the Otters on Fox Sports AM 1330, and home to Otters Hockey in Pennsylvania. Games can be heard on terrestrial radio on 96.7 FM/1400 AM in Erie and the surrounding communities of NWPA, or can be livestreamed worldwide on the iHeart App.
FOLLOW ALONG
To keep up with the Otters as the season kicks off, follow the team on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. From score updates, and highlights the Otters’ social media is the quickest way to stay tuned, wherever the team goes.
UP NEXT
Erie has a weekend rally ahead of them on the schedule. They will face London on the road Oct. 9, followed by a home game against Ottawa on Oct. 10 and finally, the Otters host Barrie Oct. 11.







































































