BAKERSFIELD, CA - The postseason is familiar territory for Mitch Callahan.
The forward is a two-time American Hockey League Calder Cup champion, winning with the Grand Rapids Griffins in 2012-13 and '16-17. The Californian has 62 postseason AHL games under his belt, accruing 13 goals and 34 points.
The Condors and Colorado Eagles are tied 1-1 in their postseason series, and now that it's become a best-of-three, Callahan is more than willing to provide veteran advice for those in the locker room seeking it.
"There are some guys that want to know how the AHL Playoffs kind of work," Callahan said following Monday's practice. "Obviously, it's a different format than anybody's used to with the best-of-five and the two-three format.
"Some guys want to know if I've ever been in this situation and I have many times. I kind of just tell them just to relax and just play another hockey game."
CONDORS: Callahan provides veteran advice
"Some guys want to know if I've ever been in this situation and I have many times. I tell them just to relax and just play another hockey game," said two-time AHL Calder Cup champion Mitch Callahan
