FUEL HOST WALLEYE FOR FIRST HOME GAME OF PLAYOFFS

GAME DAY TIMING:

6:00 P.M.: Doors open

7:05 P.M: Puck drop

PLAYOFF GAME THREE & DO317 NIGHT

We're in! 

The Fuel will host the Toledo Walleye for the third game in the division semi-final playoff series. It's also a Do317 Night, so fans can enjoy $3 beverages, $1 hot dogs and $7 specialty t-shirts (while supplies last).

PARKING: Parking at Indiana State Fairgrounds is $10. Fans are encouraged to arrive early to park due to anticipated large crowds at the Fairgrounds. Infield parking is now available.

TICKETS: Tickets for today’s game can be purchased at the Indiana Farmers Coliseum Box Office or online HERE. Kids two and under do not need a ticket as long as they sit on the lap of a ticketed patron.

BAG POLICY: The Indy Fuel now follow the same bag policy as all Indiana State Fairgrounds events. All bags are subject to search upon entering the arena. All bags larger than 14” x 14” x 6” (backpacks, suitcases, duffel bags, etc.) are prohibited. Please plan accordingly to help facilitate a quick and efficient entry process. Please report suspicious bags to an Indiana Farmers Coliseum team member.

You can view the entire Game Day Guide with everything you’ll need to know by clicking HERE.

ABOUT THE HOCKEY:

INDIANAPOLIS- The Fuel will host game three of the division semifinals against the Toledo Walleye on Tuesday night as they look for their first win of the 2023 Kelly Cup Playoffs. The Walleye come into this game with a 2-0 series lead, outscoring the Fuel 8-3.

LAST TIME OUT

The last time these teams met was Saturday night in Toledo when the Fuel fell 4-2 to the Walleye. Kyle Maksimovich and Kirill Chaika were the only goalscorers for Indy in that game. 

AHL ADDITIONS

On Sunday, the Fuel announced that they would be receiving reinforcements from their eligible players that had been called up to Rockford of the AHL. Cam Hillis and Andrew Perrott joined the team again on Monday morning. In 48 games with the Fuel this season, Hillis tallied 52 points including two power play goals. Perrott played 51 games with Indy this season and tallied 20 points and 77 penalty minutes.

SPECIAL TEAMS

With seven power play goals already in this series, special teams have been the deciding factor in the first two games. The Walleye have had a successful power play for most of the regular season and it is a key to their game. The Fuel have collected 55 penalty minutes through the first two games of the season and as a result, Toledo has scored six power play goals. 

ABOUT THE INDY FUEL:The Indy Fuel, proud ECHL affiliate of the National Hockey League’s Chicago Blackhawks and the American Hockey League’s Rockford IceHogs, have returned to Indiana Farmers Coliseum for their ninth season. Check out all the Fuel’s promotions, theme nights and get your tickets now HERE.

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