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2006–07 ECHL season

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The 2006–07 ECHL season was the 19th season of the ECHL. The league had 25 teams for 2006–07. The Brabham Cup regular season champions were the Las Vegas Wranglers and the Kelly Cup playoff champions were the Idaho Steelheads.

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League changes

Two teams returned to the ECHL after suspensions: the Texas Wildcatters and the Cincinnati Cyclones. The Wildcatters had to suspend operations for the 2005–06 season as a byproduct of damage to their home arena caused by Hurricane Rita. The Cyclones returned after ceasing operations following the 2003–04 season in trying to secure an American Hockey League franchise.

The Board of Governors revoked the Greenville Grrrowl franchise and the San Diego Gulls had returned its franchise.

The New Jersey Devils purchased the Trenton Titans and the team became the ECHL affiliate of the Devils. The Titans still maintained their affiliation with the Philadelphia Flyers for the season. After the purchase of the Titans, the New Jersey Devils renamed the franchise's operator Trenton Titans, LLC to Trenton Devils, LLC.

Realignment

At the 2006 pre-season meeting of the ECHL Board of Governors, the ECHL announced the alignment of the 25 teams. The Las Vegas Wranglers were moved from the West to the Pacific Division to replace the departed San Diego Gulls, the returning Texas Wildcatters replaced the Grrrowl in the South Division, and the Cincinnati Cyclones were re-added to the North Division.

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Regular season

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Final standings

Note: GP = Games played; W = Wins; L= Losses; OTL = Overtime Losses; SOL = Shootout Losses; GF = Goals for; GA = Goals against; Pts = Points; Green shade = Clinched playoff spot; Blue shade = Clinched division; (z) = Clinched home-ice advantage[1][2]

American Conference

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National Conference

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Scoring leaders

Note: GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalty minutes

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Data referenced from ECHL website[3]

Leading goaltenders

Note: GP = Games played; Min = Minutes played; W = Wins; L = Losses; OTL = Overtime losses; SOL = Shootout losses; GA = Goals against; SO = Shutouts; SV% = Save percentage; GAA = Goals against average

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Data referenced from ECHL website[4]

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Kelly Cup playoffs

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Format

The two unbalanced conferences had separate playoff formats. The 10-team National Conference had the top eight teams advance to the playoffs with the division winners awarded the first and second seeds. The remaining six teams were seeded by points and the four highest seeds faced the lowest remaining seeds. The four remaining teams in the second round would be reseeded by regular season points and the winners would play for a conference championship. All playoff series were best-of-seven. The 15-team American Conference had 10 teams advance to the playoffs but kept an inter-divisional playoff structure. The fourth and fifth seeded teams in each division had a play-in best-of-three series before moving on to the divisional semifinals which were a best-of-five series. The divisional and conference finals were a best-of-seven series. The two conference champions then met in a best-of-seven Kelly Cup final series.

Playoff bracket

National

Conference Quarterfinals
April 9–21
Conference Semifinals
April 23-May 5
Conference Finals
May 7–19
         
1 Las Vegas 4
8 Phoenix 0
1 Las Vegas 2
4 Idaho 4
4 Idaho 4
5 Stockton 2
4 Idaho 4
2 Alaska 1
3 Bakersfield 4
6 Fresno 2
3 Bakersfield 0
2 Alaska 4
2 Alaska 4
7 Victoria 2

National quarterfinals

More information Las Vegas (1) vs. Phoenix (8), Date ...
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More information Bakersfield (3) vs. Fresno (6), Date ...
More information Idaho (4) vs. Stockton (5), Date ...

National semifinals

More information Las Vegas (1) vs. Idaho (4), Date ...
More information Alaska (2) vs. Bakersfield (3), Date ...

National finals

More information Alaska (2) vs. Idaho (4), Date ...

American

Divisional Quarterfinals
April 8–12
Divisional Semifinals
April 13–22
Divisional Finals
April 23-May 5
Conference Finals
May 7–19
N1 Dayton 3
N4 Trenton 2 N4 Trenton 0
N5 Johnstown 0 N1 Dayton 4
N3 Cincinnati 3
N2 Toledo 0
N3 Cincinnati 3
N1 Dayton 4
S1 Florida 3
S2 Texas 3
S4 Charlotte 2 S3 Gwinnett 1
S5 Augusta 0 S2 Texas 2
S1 Florida 4
S1 Florida 3
S4 Charlotte 0

American Divisional quarterfinals

More information Trenton (4) vs. Johnstown (5), Date ...
More information Charlotte (4) vs. Augusta (5), Date ...

American Divisional semifinals

More information Dayton (1) vs. Trenton (4), Date ...
More information Florida (1) vs. Charlotte (4), Date ...
More information Toledo (2) vs. Cincinnati (3), Date ...
More information Texas (2) vs. Gwinnett (3), Date ...

American Divisional finals

More information Dayton (1) vs. Cincinnati (3), Date ...
More information Florida (1) vs. Texas (2), Date ...

American Conference finals

More information Dayton (No.1) vs. Florida (So.1), Date ...

Kelly Cup finals

More information Dayton (No. 1) vs. Idaho (Na. 4), Date ...

Playoff tables referenced from ECHL website.[5]

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ECHL awards

Patrick Kelly Cup:Idaho Steelheads
Henry Brabham Cup:Las Vegas Wranglers
Gingher Memorial Trophy:Dayton Bombers
Bruce Taylor Trophy:Idaho Steelheads
John Brophy Award:Davis Payne (Alaska)
CCM Vector Most Valuable Player:Brad Schell (Gwinnett)
Kelly Cup Playoffs Most Valuable Player:Steve Silverthorn (Idaho)
Reebok Hockey Goaltender of the Year:Adam Berkhoel (Dayton)
CCM Tacks Rookie of the Year:Colton Fretter (Gwinnett)
Defenseman of the Year:Jon Awe (Gwinnett)
Leading Scorer:Brad Schell (Gwinnett)
Reebok Hockey Plus Performer Award:Matt Shasby (Alaska)
Sportsmanship Award:Derek Nesbitt (Idaho)
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