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Highly-anticipated AHL debuts for Andrew Cristall and Ilya Protas mark new era for Hershey Bears as franchise turns page from back-to-back Calder Cup championship teams
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Highly-anticipated AHL debuts for Andrew Cristall and Ilya Protas mark new era for Hershey Bears as franchise turns page from back-to-back Calder Cup championship teams
HERSHEY, PA. — The Hershey Bears will be a much younger team than in years past when the puck drops on their new season at Giant Center, Saturday night. Most of Hershey’s core from its back-to-back championship teams in 2023 and 2024 is gone after their quest to three-peat ended early in the 2025 Calder Cup playoffs. The Bears’ ROAR Era head coach, a likely future AHL Hall of Famer in Todd Nelson, also took on a new opportunity, graduating back …
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