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Cleveland Monsters

Year of foundation: 2007
Colours: wine, black, white, blue, yellow
Club status: active
Address: Lake Erie Monsters
One Center Ice
Cleveland, Ohio 44115-4001
Phone: +1 (216) 420-2000
WWW: Cleveland Monsters

Cleveland Monsters is major league affiliate of: Allen Americans
Cleveland Monsters is minor league affiliate of: Columbus Blue Jackets

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All time leagues: AHL

Season 1999-2000

* no longer in the club

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Adress: 1 Center Court Cleveland,
Ohio 44115-4001
Phone: +1-888-894-9424
Web: http://www.theqarena.com/
Capacity: 20056
Opened in: 1994

Started playing in Cleveland as Lake Erie Monsters in 2007 after purchasing a dormant AHL franchise Utah Grizzlies

On August 9th, 2016, the Lake Erie Monsters officially changed their name to the Cleveland Monsters.

from 2007 to 2016: Lake Erie Monsters
from 2016 to present: Cleveland Monsters

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2015-2016: AHL

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Denmark's Oliver Bjorkstrand scored the only goal when Lake Erie Monsters beat Hershey Bears 1-0 in game four of the AHL finals. As Lake Erie had also won the first three games only four was needed to win the championship.

The Swedish goalie Anton Forsberg guarded the Lake Erie net in all four final games and made 23 saves for the shutout in game four. Other Europeans in the championship team are Dean Kukan (SUI), Daniel Zaar (SWE), Lukas Sedlak (CZE), Markus Hännikäinen (FIN) and Joonas Korpisalo (FIN).

(12 Jun 2016)

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