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Spokane Chiefs

The Spokane Chiefs are part of the Brett Sports family. In 1990, the Brett brothers – Bobby, George, Ken, and John – bought the Spokane Chiefs, their second professional sports franchise. For more than 60 years the city of Spokane has had a love affair with the game of hockey. The Spokane Chiefs are just one of many franchises that have captured the Spokane community through the years. Very few sports have a history as rich as hockey in Spokane. The Chiefs look to continue the winning tradition which includes: two Memorial Cup Championships in 1991 & 2008, two WHL Championships in 1991 & 2008 and four Western Conference Championships in 1991, 1996, 2000 & 2008. Over 60 alumni have gone on to play in the National Hockey League. The 16-20 year old players that comprise the roster have the pleasure to call the Spokane Veteran’s Memorial Arena home. Opening In 1996, the 10,366 seat facility has already hosted the most prestigious of events, the 1998 Memorial Cup. In 1986, the Bretts acquired the Spokane Indians – the (now) single-A affiliate of the Colorado Rockies. In addition to the Spokane sports franchises, the Bretts also own and operate two other single-A minor league baseball teams, the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes, an affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers, and the Tri-City Dust Devils, an affiliate of the Los Angeles Angels. The Quakes play in the California League and are located about 90 minutes East of Los Angeles. The Dust Devils play in the Northwest League and are located in Pasco, Washington. Each Brett Sports team has its own unique character, but they all share a common commitment: to provide quality teams, affordable family entertainment, and superior customer service for every fan.www.spokanechiefs.com

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Nov 3, 2026

Chad GunnHOST
1:05
Thank you.
Chad GunnHOST
1:13
Episode 113 of Chiefs Central coming at you now.
Chad GunnHOST
1:17
Only one game to recap this week, but a big week ahead here for the Chiefs.
Chad GunnHOST
1:22
A really good test against Kelowna Wednesday and then a couple of games again against Portland this next weekend.
Chad GunnHOST
1:28
First, we'll start off with the Medicine Hat game, though.
Chad GunnHOST
1:32
Pretty big one that I think a lot of fans are really looking forward to.
Chad GunnHOST
1:35
Obviously, the Chiefs have not fared well against the only Eastern Conference team we've played so far this year up to this point.
Chad GunnHOST
1:43
But I still think that a lot of fans are looking forward to this just because of the history with these two teams from a couple of years ago in the championship series.
Jesse SevereHOST
18:33
He has split time in the top two lines at Hershey this year in the left wing position.
Jesse SevereHOST
18:39
In 2024-25, he and Berkley Catton brought the Spokane Chiefs to the finals of the WHL, and he scored extremely well in his first season, did Cristal in the AHL.
Jesse SevereHOST
18:54
Note that Berkley Catton mentioned in this episode, but at no point tonight will Mason Black be sending a semi-truck over Berkley's toes in a comparison ranking poll, and Catton has a five-game point streak, so this is the wrong time to do it.
Jesse SevereHOST
19:08
But yeah, we love, we adore you, Mason.
Pat SteinbergHOST
28:39
Playing with Spokane in the Western Hockey League right now was one of the really positive stories of training camp this year.
Pat SteinbergHOST
28:46
The captain of the Spokane Chiefs.
Pat SteinbergHOST
28:47
Yeah, was never going to make the team at a camp.
Pat SteinbergHOST
28:51
That was never going to happen.
Pat SteinbergHOST
28:59
All that being said, my guess is no.
Pat SteinbergHOST
29:01
But I do think he'll have a real shot at making the team next year.
Pat SteinbergHOST
29:04
He's already up to 17 points in 10 games with the Spokane Chiefs.
Pat SteinbergHOST
29:09
27 pims as well.
Dave MinukHOST
56:35
He's got eight goals.
Dave MinukHOST
56:36
He's leading goal scorer for the Spokane Chiefs.
Dave MinukHOST
56:39
Right here from Manitoba Kid.
Dave MinukHOST
56:41
So a little prospect update.
Will BryantHOST
0:33
Thank you for tapping into another episode where we are on the road right now recording this from Spokane, Washington ahead of the Tigers' second game.
Will BryantHOST
0:41
of their U.S. division road trip against a red-hot Spokane Chiefs club, a club that is certainly going to come out hot, you'd have to think, with the Tigers last having taken the ice there.
Will BryantHOST
0:53
In Game 5 of the WHL Championship Series two years ago, where they would lift the Ed Chenoweth Cup and steal some... familiar faces on that Spokane roster that have not forgotten that moment we'll talk about that as well as a couple more games coming up on the Tigers U.S. division swing later on in this episode we're going to talk of course the home and home with the Calgary Hitmen the start to the U.S. division road trip a 7-2 loss to the Wenatchee Wild and also take a look at where this Tiger team stands compared to the last two seasons of Tigers hockey of course the championship winning club and the last year's 50-win team, which reached Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
Will BryantHOST
1:32
We'll begin with the home and home against the Calgary Hitmen.
Will BryantHOST
1:35
The Tigers beginning on the road last Friday night against Calgary with a 5-4 victory, a thrilling one at that.
Will BryantHOST
3:31
For the Tigers, you know, it's late game turnovers, not even late game turnovers specifically, just turnovers in their own zone that have really been their sort of Achilles heel here certainly over the past week and a half, couple of weeks.
Will BryantHOST
3:43
And when you analyze some of the recent Tiger losses, it's been the opponents capitalizing on the Tigers mistakes.
Will BryantHOST
3:50
And of course, that's what good teams do.
Jon KeenHOST
68:26
Vancouver, where they're at with their age, they'll be buyers.
Jon KeenHOST
68:30
Spokane, number one team in the CHL this past week.
Jon KeenHOST
68:33
They'll be buyers.
Jon KeenHOST
68:34
And you'd have to think the Victoria Royals will continue to be on that sort of buying spree, which we've already seen here in the offseason leading into the year.
Adam LundHOST
27:51
And somehow we're the only league that that's happened to.
Adam LundHOST
27:55
Like, I don't think the WHL team has hosted a Memorial Cup since 1998, the Spokane Chiefs hosted.
Adam LundHOST
28:09
You think teams like Red Deer and Calgary and Edmonton probably can't host due to playoffs? Playoffs? Do you think that Regina was told not to? Kelowna was told not to bid because it hasn't gone to the United States? Like, it's just so frustrating.
Adam LundHOST
28:30
So on a team side, where do they go? Not a hosting Memorial Cup of 2021, 2031.
Elliot GunnHOST
2:59
So, yeah, no, it's awesome to see the CHL.
Elliot GunnHOST
3:02
This morning saying the Chiefs reached 10-1, reached number one in the CHL for the first time this season after their second two-game sweep of Portland.
Elliot GunnHOST
3:10
Wins of 2-1 on Friday and 4-3 on Saturday extended Spokane's winning streak to five and brought its total number of one-goal victories to six, as you were just kind of alluding to.
Elliot GunnHOST
3:20
Wow.
Elliot GunnHOST
3:22
Carter Esler stopped 46 of 50 shots across the two wins and owns a 1.64 goals against average and a 93.7 save percentage.
Elliot GunnHOST
3:32
Chase Harrington and Mary Cowell added two assists apiece while Nolan Saunderson collected his first three points of the season, all assists.
Elliot GunnHOST
3:39
The Chiefs host medicine at Friday before heading out on the road next week.
Elliot GunnHOST
3:42
So yeah, I mean, Our first, I would say, large test of the year coming up this Friday against Medicine Hat is another one of those teams that has just kind of been hanging around at the top of the league standings for the last couple of seasons.
Dave SpositoHOST
4:29
was an angry rain.
Dave SpositoHOST
4:30
So I pull into the Chiefs' buy a ticket 15-minute max parking spot.
Molly AllenHOST
4:39
Yeah.
Dave SpositoHOST
4:40
And I got your text about, okay, this is where we're supposed to come in.
Dave SpositoHOST
4:46
was an angry rain.
Dave SpositoHOST
4:47
So I pull into the Chiefs' buy a ticket 15-minute max parking spot.
Molly AllenHOST
4:56
Yeah.
Dave SpositoHOST
4:57
And I got your text about, okay, this is where we're supposed to come in.

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