Tale of the Tape: Nov. 15, 2017 vs. Manitoba

• 1: With the secondary assist on Brandon Pirri’s goal at 7:55 of the second period in Sunday’s 3-2 loss to the Milwaukee Admirals, defenseman Petteri Lindbohm captured his first point of the 2017-18 season. The 24-year-old is one of seven skaters to appear in all 12 games this season and was the final one of the bunch to collect a point on the season. While Lindbohm hadn’t been showing up on the scoresheet, he has been a physical force when necessary and manned the blue line as one of the Chicago Wolves’ top four defensemen.

• 2: On Nov. 8, center Brandon Pirri returned to the Chicago Wolves lineup after missing six games due to injury. Since his return, Pirri has two goals in his last two games and is second — only behind Teemu Pulkkinen — with a point-per-game average through six contests. With the Wolves only averaging 2.58 goals per game, the team will be looking for Pirri to keep his scoring streak alive.

• 5: One of the Wolves’ two major penalties this season occurred at the 20-minute mark of the first period in Sunday’s contest against the Milwaukee Admirals. Wolves forward Mackenzie MacEachern twice hit Milwaukee defenseman Trevor Murphy in the dwindling seconds of play. Murphy took exception and dropped his gloves. The fight was the first of MacEachern’s professional career and just the second since his junior days with the Chicago Steel in the United States Hockey League. In the three seasons the Michigan native skated for the Michigan State Spartans, he was never assessed either a major penalty or a fighting infraction.

• 12: Just seven skaters have appeared in all 12 Chicago Wolves games this season. Forwards Tomas Hyka, Teemu Pulkkinen, Paul Thompson, T.J. Tynan and Stefan Matteau as well as defensemen Jake Bischoff and Petteri Lindbohm have appeared in every Wolves contest thus far this season. Those seven players have accounted for 45.6 percent of the Wolves scoring this season.

• 130:The Wolves are clicking along at a 4.00-goal-per-game pace. If they can maintain over the course of the season, they will complete the year with 304 tallies. That’s 53 goals better than last season’s 251 markers, which was good enough for third in the entire American Hockey League. Oct. 22 was the first time the Wolves scored fewer than three goals in a game and the club managed to net 15 tallies in the first three contests of the season.

• 304: Sunday’s game against the Milwaukee Admirals marked defenseman Petteri Lindbohm’s 200th professional game. Drafted by the St. Louis Blues in 2012, Lindbohm has skated in 40 National Hockey League games. The majority of his professional contests have been at the American Hockey League level and all 160 of them have been in a Chicago Wolves sweater. Over the course of four seasons, the Helsinki, Finland native has collected 46 points (17G, 29A) and logged 176 penalty minutes. Lindbohm twice has skated in the Calder Cup Playoffs (2015, 2017) with the Wolves and appeared in 14 games. Lindbohm made his North American debut on Oct. 11, 2014, and the next night he netted his first professional goal.

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