HOME SWEET DOME! 🔥 Our 2023-24 home opener is set for Saturday October 28, 2023 when we host the @ColoradoEagles at the Scotiabank Saddledome. *Full regular season schedule will be announced on Wednesday. @TheAHL
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The Calgary Wranglers host their 2023-24 home-opener on October 28

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The American Hockey League announced their slate of home-openers on Tuesday. The Calgary Wranglers will begin their second season in October, but they’re the AHL final team to host their home-opener.
They’ll be opening their home schedule on Sat., Oct. 28 when they host the Colorado Eagles.
The Wranglers/Eagles game starts at 1 p.m. MT and is the first half of a Saturday double-header at the Saddledome; the Calgary Hitmen host the Red Deer Rebels at 7 p.m. that evening. The double-header is part of a stretch where the Saddledome hosts events on six consecutive days:
- The Flames host the New York Rangers on Tues., Oct. 24
- The Doobie Brothers play the ‘Dome on Wed., Oct. 25
- The Flames host St. Louis on Thu., Oct. 26
- Tool plays the ‘Dome on Fri., Oct. 27
- The Wranglers host Colorado and the Hitmen host Red Deer on Sat., Oct. 28
- The Hitmen host Portland on Sun., Oct. 29
The Wranglers are the visiting team for two other clubs’ home-openers: they visit the Manitoba Moose on Fri., Oct. 13 and the Abbotsford Canucks on Fri., Oct. 20, presumably both as part of multi-game visits.
The AHL releases their full 2023-24 schedule on Wednesday.
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