Presented by Bham Now After a bad weekend at home against league-leading Peoria, the Birmingham Bulls began a three-game in four-night week in Evansville last night, picking up a badly needed 4-3 win in a shootout. C. J. Walker scored the game winner, while goaltender Talor Joseph picked up the win. Joseph shut down all four Evansville shooters in the shootout, including two big glove saves. The win was the first for Birmingham in shootouts this season. The Bulls now he
Presented by Bham Now Short-handed can mean a lot of different things. But for Craig Simchuk and the Birmingham Bulls, it means going into a three game in three nights weekend with only eight forwards. That means the Bulls don’t have enough forwards to even make up three offensive lines. That means it will be a hard working task for Simchuk to remedy by finding replacements. Birmingham starts the weekend on the road in Roanoke for a Thursday night match against the Rail Y
The in-state rivalry between the Huntsville Havoc and the Birmingham Bulls will carry added significance this season with the presentation of the Joe Stroud Memorial Yellowhammer , awarded to the winner each time the two teams face off in the Battle for Bama. The Yellowhammer will be present this Friday, January 2, when the Bulls visit Huntsville, and will be awarded to the winner following the game. The two teams will meet again on Saturday night in Birmingham, with the Ye
Presented by Bham Now Birmingham will end the 2025 calendar year on a season-long 4-game win streak fighting to stretch it to five in Evansville New Years Eve. It will be a challenge to do as the Bulls will be extremely short-handed without the services of Timmy Kent, Lazarus Kaebel and Jacob Mucitelli against a team that Birmingham historically has had trouble with. Kaebel was called up to Worcester in the ECHL, Mucitelli was called up by Wheeling and Kent was left in Pe
