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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KERO) — The American Hockey League is making changes to the COVID-altered schedule after the Stockton Heat announced they will stay in Calgary this season.
The Heat was reportedly trying to work out clearance to play in Stockton when San Joaquin County health officials say they were notified by team officials that they would stay in Calgary with its parent club and play their games in the AHL's Canadian Division.
The league is now reworking the schedule.
Bakersfield Condors President Matthew Riley explains the situation in a live interview with 23ABC:
Stockton Heat staying in Calgary for 2021, move leaves 8-game hole in Condors schedule
