Charlotte's checkers beat the Providence Bruins 5-2 to enter the Atlantic Division Finals Sunday afternoon.
The win was the first home team in the series and a meeting was held between the winners of Sunday’s Game 5 between Checkers and Hershey and Lehigh Valley.
Charlotte will have the Bruins only eight shots in Game 5, including the first 31 minutes of the game. It was the least shot in any AHL game since November 27, 2015, when the Albany Devils allowed six shots in a 4-0 victory over Senator Binghamton and the fewest shots in a Calder Cup playoff game since April 21, 2010, when Hershey Bears allowed seven shots in a 4-1 victory over Bridgeportports Sound Tigers.
Tobias Bjornfot Two goals entered, opening 7:18 in the first stage and ending the victory with a 185-foot empty net, with 1:08 left.
Wilmer Skoog Scoring at 8:38 in the second stage, giving the checkers a 2-0 lead, and Oliver Okuliar In the early third, it was 3-0.
Vinni Lettieri Score twice, pulling the Brown Bears within 3-2, leaving only more than four minutes left.
KaapoKähkönen (3-2) Only six saves are needed to win Charlotte's victory, and Brandon Bussi (1-1) Stopped 25 of the 28 shots.
(Charlotte won the series, 3-2)
Game 1 – Friday, May 2 – Charlotte 5, Providence 1
Match 2 – May 4 Suns – Charlotte 2, Providence 0
Game 3 – Wednesday, May 7 – Providence 3, Charlotte 2
Game 4 – Friday, May 9 – Providence 3, Charlotte 2 (OT)
Game 5 – May 11 Suns – Charlotte 5, Providence 2
