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The AHL hockey season is almost here and that means the Utica Comets' return to the AUD. Tickets to these games are the hottest in town and because of the demand for season tickets, there are only about 500 seats per game for sale on an individual basis. That means games will sell out a lot quicker. Your chance to reserve your spot at one of the 38 home contests is this Saturday, October 10th. Rea

Looks like high schoolers north of the border have as much trouble with referees as ones in the States do.

Sure, the playoffs ended last month, but it's never too early to start thinking about the upcoming season for the Utica Comets. The AHL Board of Governors have made some rules changes for this year, though.

One of the most popular Comets is moving on to the NHL! Unfortunately, Brandon Defazio has joined Cal O'Reilly and Bobby Sanguinetti, among others, on the list of players who will not return to Utica next season. This is yet another tough dismantling announcement for our boys in blue and green and Defazio's presence will most definitely be missed.

With the Utica Comets going all the way to the Calder Cup Finals this year, their season extended into June, which makes the off-season much shorter. Before you know it, it will be time for the preseason and another exciting season for our hometown heroes. This year the Comets vs. Crunch rivalry is going to begin on foreign soil!

The AHL is realigning conferences and divisions and on Tuesday announced the changes that will take effect for the 2015-16 season.

One of Utica's favorite Comets did not make the trip to Oklahoma City for this leg of the 2nd round of The Calder Cup Playoffs. An injury he sustained during game 2 at the AUD is the one that took him out of Monday's game 3 win. The big question is when will this powerhouse return to the ice and playoff competition? Will he?

It's not your typical hockey game - it's sledge hockey! The World Sledge Hockey Championship is happening now at Buffalo's new HARBORcenter Sports Complex.

What a fighter! A young boy from Russell, Ontario was born with a rare, painful genetic disorder, but his hopes and life will inspire you.

In honor of the Utica Comets' Fan Appreciation Weekend (happening this weekend), I thought it was only appropriate to show why being a Comets fan is such a great thing.

Sunday the Utica Comets got together with Tony’s AUDelicious for an awesome fundraiser, with money being raised to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association – CNY Chapter. It was a fun day of autographs, photos with the Comets, games and drinks.

The Utica Comets are getting together for a great cause and you can be a part of it. The best part? It's not a drawing, or a contest, all you have to do is show up.