The Wenatchee Wild continue their legacy in the WHL, with notable alumni making waves in American professional hockey this month. Players like Peyton Krebs and Matthew Savoie are contributing significantly to their teams as playoff seasons approach. The Buffalo Sabres, clinching a playoff spot for the first time in 15 years, showcase Krebs's vital role. Meanwhile, multiple players across different leagues are also establishing themselves with impressive performances in recent games.

By the Numbers
  • Peyton Krebs: 37 points in 77 games for the Buffalo Sabres, clinching their first playoff berth in 15 years.
  • Matthew Savoie: Contributed to the Oilers' playoff push with 33 points in 77 games, gaining momentum with a power play goal recently.
  • Noah Philp: Scored twice in a game for the Chicago Wolves, leading to a 5-0 shutout victory.
Yes, But

Despite the successes, some alumni's ice time remains limited, raising questions about player utilization in crucial games, such as Krebs's 12 minutes per match in his early April outings.

State of Play
  • Edmonton Oilers are in a tight race for the Pacific Division championship, tied with Anaheim and one point ahead of Vegas.
  • Numerous alumni are contributing across leagues, indicating a strong Wenatchee presence in professional hockey.
What's Next

As the regular season winds down, expect intensified performances from players like Krebs and Savoie as they gear up for playoff hockey, where every point is critical.

Bottom Line

The Wenatchee Wild's alumni are making substantial impacts in their respective leagues, heralding a promising future for the franchise. Their ongoing contributions highlight the importance of player development within the WHL.