2023 NLL season

Sports season
2023 NLL season
LeagueNational Lacrosse League
SportIndoor lacrosse (box lacrosse)
DurationDecember 2, 2022 — June 3, 2023
Number of games18
Number of teams15
TV partner(s)ESPN[1][2][3] (United States)
TSN (Canada)
Season MVPChristian Del Bianco (Calgary Roughnecks)
Top scorerJeff Teat (New York Riptide)
Playoffs
Finals championsBuffalo Bandits
  Runners-upColorado Mammoth
Finals MVPDhane Smith (Bandits)
NLL seasons
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The 2023 National Lacrosse League season, formally known as the 2022–2023 season, was the 36th in the history of the NLL. The season began on December 2, 2022, and ended with the NLL final on June 3, 2023. This was the inaugural season for the expansion team Las Vegas Desert Dogs.[4]

The preseason went from November 5 through November 26, 2022. It included games at Aʼnowaraʼko꞉wa Arena and Toronto Rock Athletic Centre.[5] The regular season went from December 2, 2022, through April 20, 2023. This season had the most regular season games in NLL history with 135.[6] The broadcasting partners are TSN in Canada and ESPN in the United States. TSN featured 20 games on TV with their NLL Game of the Week on TSN and show all the games online and their app.[7] ESPN aired 10 games on TV and all games on ESPN+.[8] Due to scheduling conflicts with ESPN's linear networks, Game 3 of the NLL Final was simulcast on WNLO in addition to being carried on ESPN+.[9]

This was the first season for Commissioner Brett Frood, who was previously a NASCAR executive as president of the Stewart-Haas Racing team.[10] Frood was a collegiate lacrosse player and was captain of the Brown University lacrosse team.[11]

The 2023 NLL Stadium Showdown, the first outdoor NLL game, was held on March 4 at the Snapdragon Stadium, between the San Diego Seals and the Las Vegas Desert Dogs.

Teams

East Division West Division
2023 National Lacrosse League
Division Team City Arena Capacity
East Albany FireWolves Albany, New York MVP Arena 14,236
Buffalo Bandits Buffalo, New York KeyBank Center 19,070
Georgia Swarm Duluth, Georgia Gas South Arena 10,500
Halifax Thunderbirds Halifax, Nova Scotia Scotiabank Centre 10,500
New York Riptide Uniondale, New York Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum 13,917
Philadelphia Wings Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Wells Fargo Center 19,306
Rochester Knighthawks Rochester, New York Blue Cross Arena 10,662
Toronto Rock Toronto, Ontario Scotiabank Arena 18,800
West Calgary Roughnecks Calgary, Alberta Scotiabank Saddledome 19,289
Colorado Mammoth Denver, Colorado Ball Arena 18,000
Las Vegas Desert Dogs Paradise, Nevada Michelob Ultra Arena 12,000
Panther City Lacrosse Club Fort Worth, Texas Dickies Arena 12,200
San Diego Seals San Diego, California Pechanga Arena 12,920
Saskatchewan Rush Saskatoon, Saskatchewan SaskTel Centre 15,195
Vancouver Warriors Vancouver, British Columbia Rogers Arena 18,910

Regular season

Reference:[12]

East Conference
PTeamGPWLPCTGBHomeRoadGFGADiffGF/GPGA/GP

1Buffalo Bandits – xyz18144.7780.07–27–2215191+2411.9410.61
2Toronto Rock – x18135.7221.08–15–4234164+7013.009.11
3Halifax Thunderbirds – x18108.5564.05–45–4238210+2813.2211.67
4Rochester Knighthawks – x18108.5564.06–34–5218214+412.1111.89
5Philadelphia Wings1899.5005.04–55–4200211−1111.1111.72
6Georgia Swarm18810.4446.03–65–4219207+1212.1711.50
7New York Riptide18513.2789.03–62–7201243−4211.1713.50
8Albany FireWolves18315.16711.00–93–6167233−669.2812.94
West Conference
PTeamGPWLPCTGBHomeRoadGFGADiffGF/GPGA/GP

1San Diego Seals – xy18144.7780.07–27–2240193+4713.3310.72
2Calgary Roughnecks – x18135.7221.07–26–3218167+5112.119.28
3Panther City Lacrosse Club – x18108.5564.06–34–5204193+1111.3310.72
4Colorado Mammoth – x1899.5005.07–22–7190208−1810.5611.56
5Saskatchewan Rush18810.4446.05–43–6204212−811.3311.78
6Las Vegas Desert Dogs18513.2789.04–51–8179222−439.9412.33
7Vancouver Warriors18414.22210.02–72–7188247−5910.4413.72


Scoring leaders

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

Player Team GP G A Pts PIM
Jeff Teat New York Riptide 18 56 80 136 2
Dhane Smith Buffalo Bandits 18 36 96 132 6
Mitch Jones Philadelphia/Vancouver 19 44 82 126 14
Tom Schreiber Toronto Rock 18 48 68 116 2
Connor Fields Rochester Knighthawks 17 52 60 112 12
Joe Resetarits Philadelphia Wings 18 41 69 110 2
Wesley Berg San Diego Seals 18 39 70 109 12
Lyle Thompson Georgia Swarm 18 46 60 2
Andrew Kew Georgia Swarm 16 43 63 106 2
Robert Church Saskatchewan Rush 18 51 53 104 8

Leading goaltenders

Note: GP = Games played; Mins = Minutes played; W = Wins; L = Losses: GA = Goals Allowed; SV% = Save Percentage; GAA = Goals against average

Player Team GP Mins W L GA SV% GAA
Matt Vinc Buffalo Bandits 18 1047 14 4 182 0.803 10.42
Nick Rose Toronto Rock 18 1056 13 5 159 0.804 9.03
Christian Del Bianco Calgary Roughnecks 18 1080 13 5 167 0.810 9.28
Frank Scigliano San Diego Seals 18 694 10 2 124 0.775 10.71
Nick Damude Panther City Lacrosse Club 18 971 10 6 167 0.788 10.31

Playoffs

Conference Semifinal Conference Final (best of 3) NLL Final (best of 3)
         
E1 Buffalo 20
E4 Rochester 8
E1 Buffalo 2
Eastern Conference
E2 Toronto 0
E2 Toronto 15
E3 Halifax 11
E1 Buffalo 2
W4 Colorado 1
W1 San Diego 12
W4 Colorado 13
W4 Colorado 2
Western Conference
W2 Calgary 1
W2 Calgary 12
W3 Panther City 9

Quarterfinal

Eastern Conference

(E1) Buffalo Bandits vs. (E4) Rochester Knighthawks

May 6, 2023Buffalo Bandits20–8
(3–0, 5–4, 6–3, 6–1)		Rochester KnighthawksKeyBank Center
Matt Vinc
Devlin Shanahan		GoaliesRylan Hartley
Riley Hutchcraft
MacKay (Byrne) – 00:231–0
Buchanan (Fraser, Cloutier) – 05:212–0
Byrne (PP) – 09:563–0
3–116:38 – Cattoni (Fields)
3–217:25 – Cattoni
3–320:17 – Cattoni (Fields)
Clouiter (Byrne, Smith) (PP) – 23:104–3
4–424:03 – Fields (Ryan Smith, Cattoni) (PP)
Cloutier (Fraser, Byrne) – 24:485–4
Smith (Cloutier) – 25:366–4
Smith (Nanticoke) – 27:187–4
Nanticoke (Smith, Byrne) – 29:298–4
8–531:14 – Smith (Gilray, Hasen)
8–634:16 – Hoggarth (Cattoni, Evans) (PP)
Smith (Cloutier, MacKay) – 37:259–6
MacKay – 39:0110–6
Priolo – 39:3911–6
Buchanan (Smith) – 39:5712–6
Byrne (Cloutier, Smith) – 40:5413–6
13–741:16 – Knight (Smith, Fields)
Byrne (MacKay) – 43:0014–7
Fraser (Weiss, Vinc) – 45:3415–7
McCulley (Smith, Buchanan) – 47:4316–7
Nanticoke – 49:4517–7
Buchanan (Smith, MacKay) – 50:1318–7
Clouiter (Smith, Byrne) – 50:3819–7
Byrne (Buchanan, Nanticoke) – 52:5020–7
20–859:05 – Cattoni (Fields, Smith) (PP)
10 minPenalties10 min
60Shots58

(E2) Toronto Rock vs. (E3) Halifax Thunderbirds

May 5, 2023Toronto Rock15–11
(3–1, 2–4, 4–1, 6–5)		Halifax ThunderbirdsFirstOntario Centre
Nick RoseGoaliesWarren Hill
Keogh (Small, Rogers) – 01:061–0
1–101:13 – Hossack
Small (Rogers, Dawson) (PP) – 11:242–1
Manns (Jubenville, Rose) – 11:423–1
Dawson (Manns, Hostrawser) (PP) – 16:444–1
4–218:36 – Boushy (Terefenko)
Small (Craig, Jay) – 19:585–2
5–321:46 – Staats (Boushy) (PP)
5–422:02 – Benesch (Terefenko, Withers)
5–528:39 – Brock (Hill)
Craig (Dawson) – 32:436–5
6–634:54 – Staats (Benesch, Withers) (PP)
Small (Manns, Rogers) (PP) – 36:377–6
Harris (de Snoo) – 37:168–6
Keogh (Manns, Dawson) – 38:079–6
Craig (Kri) – 47:1110–6
Manns (Small, Keogh) – 48:0511–6
11–748:55 – Staats (Boushy, Petterson)
11–849:13 – Boushy (Jamieson, Withers)
11–950:59 – Boushy (Theede)
Manns (Keogh) – 55:3012–9
12–1056:57 – Benesch (Boushy, Jamieson)
de Snoo (ENG) – 57:3313–10
Jay (Corbeil) (ENG) – 58:5114–10
14–1159:24 – Petterson (Jamieson) (PP)
Downing (ENG) – 59:3015–11
17 minPenalties26 min
53Shots41

Western Conference

(W1) San Diego Seals vs. (W4) Colorado Mammoth

May 5, 2023San Diego Seals12–13
(1–3, 2–4, 4–3, 5–3)		Colorado MammothPechanga Arena
Frank SciglianoGoaliesDillon Ward
0–104:08 – Gilles (Ward)
0–205:44 – Wardle (Lee, McLaughlin)
Dobbie (Dickson) – 10:381–2
1–311:28 – McLaughlin (Lee, Williams)
1–420:37 – Williams (Robinson)
1–521:56 – Lee (McLaughlin)
Dickson (Staats, Crowley) – 23:182–5
2–624:35 – McLaughlin (Williams, Lee)
2–729:14 – Lee (Joaquim, Ward)
Crowley (Dobbie, Dickson) (PP) – 29:513–7
Staats (Dobbie, Belgrave) – 33:454–7
Berg (Dickson, Dobbie) – 34:105–7
5–8Edwards – 35:01
Crowley (Berg, O'Keefe) – 36:266–8
6–939:02 – Lee (Williams, Gibson)
6–1040:05 – Williams (Kinnear)
O'Keefe (Dickson) – 43:177–10
Staats (Berg) – 47:058–10
8–1148:58 – Lee (Lintz, Hope)
Berg (Dobbie, Crowley) (PP) – 49:299–11
Staats (Crowley) (PP) – 51:2710–11
O'Keefe (Dickson) – 53:2111–11
11–1255:43 – McLaughlin (Lee)
Crowley – 56:4412–12
12–1359:58 – McLaughlin (Lee) (PP)
2 minPenalties8 min
64Shots45

(W2) Calgary Roughnecks vs. (W3) Panther City Lacrosse Club

May 6, 2023Calgary Roughnecks12–9
(4–6, 4–1, 0–2, 4–0)		Panther City Lacrosse ClubScotiabank Saddledome
Christian Del BiancoGoaliesNick Damude
King (Cook, Pace) – 00:311–0
1–100:52 – Donville (Gautier, W. Malcom) (PP)
1–201:45 – Crawford (T. Malcom, Sellars)
1–303:34 – Caputo (Donville, W. Malcom)
Pace (King, Cook) – 05:242–3
2–407:30 – Dodds (Crawford, Hossack)
Cook (Pace, J. Currier) – 07:593–4
3–509:16 – Gautier (Donville, Dodds)
3–610:15 – Caputo (Dodds, Gautier)
Z. Currier (Del Bianco) – 14:194–6
King (Cook, J. Currier) – 17:395–6
Z. Currier (Callies) – 18:376–6
Cook (Pace) (PP) – 21:257–6
7–727:38 – W. Malcom (Crawford, Grenon)
King (Pace) – 28:308–7
8–830:52 – Dodds (Crawford, W. Malcom)
8–944:54 – Hossack (Hutchison)
Pace (King) (PP) – 47:059–9
Pace (King) (PP) – 51:0510–9
Pace (Cook, Dickson) – 57:5411–9
Cornwall (Manning) (ENG) – 58:5312–9
10 minPenalties12 min
50Shots46

Semifinal (best of three)

Eastern Conference

(E1) Buffalo Bandits vs. (E2) Toronto Rock

May 12, 2023Buffalo Bandits14–5
(4–3, 3–1, 6–0, 1–1)		Toronto RockKeyBank Center
Matt VincGoaliesNick Rose
Troy Holowchuk
Byrne (Smith, Nanticoke) – 00:301–0
1–104:38 – Schreiber (Rogers, Craig)
Nanticoke (Smith, McCulley) – 08:112–1
Fraser (Bomberry, Robinson) – 08:273–1
3–209:51 – Roger (Schreiber, Kri)
Robinson (Spanger) – 09:354–2
4–313:30 – Roger (Schreiber, Manns)
Byrne (Smith, Vinc) – 23:565–3
5–426:28 – Rogers (Craig, Manns)
Byrne (Buchanan) – 24:256–4
Nanticoke (Byrne, Smith) – 27:237–4
Fraser – 31:298–4
MacKay – 33:319–4
Byrne (Buchanan, Smith) – 36:0510–4
Buchanan (Cloutier, Smith) – 36:3111–4
Byrne (Weiss, Sweeting) – 37:2012–4
Cloutier (Smith) (PP) – 44:1813–4
13–545:21 – Schreiber (Manns, Rogers)
Cloutier (Smith, Byrne) (PP) – 55:3214–5
18 minPenalties18 min
41Shots57
May 13, 2023Toronto Rock8–17
(3–3, 1–8, 3–3, 1–3)		Buffalo BanditsFirstOntario Centre
Nick Rose
Troy Holowchuk		GoaliesMatt Vinc
Devlin Shanahan
0–101:19 – Byrne (McCulley)
Small (Dawson, Mazzuca) – 02:481–1
1–206:49 – Smith (Byrne, Buchanan)
Mazzuca – 11:562–2
2–310:25 – Nanticoke (Byrne, Buchanan)
Small – 12:153–3
3–418:18 – Cloutier (Priolo, O'Connor)
Craig (Small, Rogers) (PP) – 18:404–4
4–521:52 – Cloutier (Smith, Byrne) (PP)
4–622:24 – Smith (Byrne) (PP)
4–723:28 – Cloutier (Byrne)
4–823:38 – Nanticoke (MacKay)
4–925:09 – Cloutier (Buchanan, Byrne)
4–1025:22 – Nanticoke (Smith, Cloutier)
4–1125:41 – Fraser (Buchanan, Byrne)
Jubenville (Harris, Rose) – 33:285–11
5–1233:58 – Robinson
Craig (Rogers, Dawson) (PP) – 36:416–12
6–1337:49 – Smith (Byrne, Nanticoke)
Craig (Dawson) (PP) – 41:177–13
7–1444:25 – Byrne (Cloutier, Smith)
Slade (Downing, Corbeil) – 49:168–14
8–1552:24 – Cloutier (Smith, Weiss)
8–1652:52 – Priolo (Vinc)
8–1754:41 – Cloutier (Smith) (ENG)
11 minPenalties12 min
47Shots57

Bandits win series 2–0.

Western Conference

(W2) Calgary Roughnecks vs. (W4) Colorado Mammoth

May 11, 2023Colorado Mammoth8–7
(0–2, 3–3, 3–2, 2–0)		Calgary RoughnecksBall Arena
Dillon WardGoaliesChristian Del Bianco
0–105:37 – Cook (King)
0–207:04 – Cook (King, J. Currier) (PP)
0–315:10 – Z. Currier
Williams (Robinson) – 15:431–3
1–415:54 – Cornwall (J. Currier, Willman)
Robinson (Lee, Joaquim) – 17:312–4
Gilles (Jeffrey) – 20:373–4
3–524:15 – Van Schepen (Z. Currier)
Wardle (McLaughlin, Lee) (PP) – 30:274–5
McLaughlin (Gilles, Sullivan) – 32:025–5
Wardle (Robinson, McLaughlin) (PP) – 34:286–5
6–638:33 – Taylor (Herreweyers, Waters)
6–740:23 – Taylor (Cook, J. Currier)
Robinson (Lee, Williams) (PP) – 54:067–7
Robinson (Williams, Lee) (PP) – 56:498–7
4 minPenalties14 min
50Shots43
May 13, 2023Calgary Roughnecks13–12
(2–2, 3–1, 4–3, 4–6)		Buffalo BanditsScotiabank Saddledome
Christian Del BiancoGoaliesDillon Ward
0–107:58 – Robinson (Williams)
Simpson – 08:401–1
King (Pace, Dickson) (PP) – 09:332–1
2–212:13 – Jeffrey
Taylor (King, Simpson) – 22:293–2
Pace (King) (PP) – 24:054–2
4–326:41 – Williams (Robinson) (PP)
Cook (Z. Currier) – 29:465–3
Pace (King, Simpson) – 31:216–3
6–432:40 – Williams (Lee)
Taylor (King, J. Currier) – 35:547–4
7–539:34 – McLaughlin (Lee, Wardle)
J. Currier (Waters, King) – 40:278–5
8–642:11 – Kinnear (Robinson, Lee)
Z. Currier (Waters, Dickson) – 44:189–6
King (Pace) – 46:1810–6
10–747:09 – Robinson (McLaughlin, Lintz)
Cook (Pace, Dickson) – 47:3911–7
11–848:42 – Robinson (Lee, McLaughlin)
11–949:52 – Wardle (Lee, Robinson)
11–1050:54 – McLaughlin (Wardle, Kinnear)
Cook (King, Pace) – 54:3512–10
Pace (Cook) – 56:3913–10
13–1158:09 – McIntyre (Robinson, Lee)
13–1258:35 – Williams (McLaughlin, McIntyre)
8 minPenalties10 min
50Shots44
May 20, 2023Colorado Mammoth9–7
(2–4, 4–1, 0–2, 3–0)		Calgary RoughnecksBall Arena
Dillon WardGoaliesChristian Del Bianco
8 minPenalties12 min
37Shots39

Mammoth wins series 2–1.

Awards

Annual awards

Award Winner Other Finalists
Most Valuable Player Christian Del Bianco, Calgary Roughnecks[13] Dhane Smith, Buffalo Bandits
Jeff Teat, New York Riptide
Goaltender of the Year Christian Del Bianco, Calgary Roughnecks[14] Nick Rose, Toronto Rock
Matt Vinc, Buffalo Bandits
Defensive Player of the Year Latrell Harris, Toronto Rock[14] Graeme Hossack, Halifax Thunderbirds
Brad Kri, Toronto Rock
Transition Player of the Year Zach Currier, Calgary Roughnecks[14] Reid Bowering, Vancouver Warriors
Challen Rogers, Toronto Rock
Rookie of the Year Jonathan Donville, Panther City Lacrosse Club[13] Brett Dobson, Georgia Swarm
Jack Hannah, Las Vegas Desert Dogs
Sportsmanship Award Lyle Thompson, Georgia Swarm[15] Kyle Buchanan, Buffalo Bandits
Tom Schreiber, Toronto Rock
GM of the Year Dan Carey, Rochester Knighthawks[16] Mike Board, Calgary Roughnecks
Jamie Dawick, Toronto Rock
Les Bartley Award Curt Malawsky, Calgary Roughnecks[16] Tracey Kelusky, Panther City Lacrosse Club
Mike Hasen, Rochester Knighthawks
Executive of the Year Award Mark Fine, Las Vegas Desert Dogs[17] Melissa Blades, Calgary Roughnecks
Matt Hutchings, Colorado Mammoth
Teammate of the Year Award Dan Dawson, Toronto Rock[15] Kyle Buchanan, Buffalo Bandits
John LaFontaine, Albany FireWolves
Tom Borrelli Award Teddy Jenner, TSN, Off The Crossebar Podcast[17] Adam Levi, NLL, Lacrosse Flash
Pat Gregoire, Halifax Thunderbirds, Off The Crossebar Podcast

Stadiums and locations

Georgia Swarm Albany FireWolves New York Riptide Philadelphia Wings
Gas South Arena MVP Arena Nassau Coliseum Wells Fargo Center
Capacity: 11,355 Capacity: 14,236 Capacity: 13,917 Capacity: 19,543
Buffalo Bandits Halifax Thunderbirds Rochester Knighthawks Toronto Rock
KeyBank Center Scotiabank Centre[18] Blue Cross Arena First Ontario Centre
Capacity: 19,070 Capacity: 10,595 Capacity: 11,200 Capacity: 17,383
Calgary Roughnecks Colorado Mammoth San Diego Seals Saskatchewan Rush
WestJet Field at Scotiabank Saddledome Ball Arena Pechanga Arena Co-op Field at SaskTel Centre
Capacity: 19,289 Capacity: 18,007 Capacity: 12,920 Capacity: 15,190
Vancouver Warriors Las Vegas Desert Dogs Panther City Lacrosse Club
Rogers Arena Michelob Ultra Arena Dickies Arena
Capacity: 18,910 Capacity: 12,000 Capacity: 12,200

Attendance

Regular Season

Home Team Home Games Average Attendance Total Attendance[19]
Buffalo Bandits 9 14,731 132,581
Calgary Roughnecks 9 11,665 104,984
Colorado Mammoth 9 9,972 89,748
Toronto Rock 9 9,423 84,806
Georgia Swarm 9 8,665 77,984
Saskatchewan Rush 9 8,606 77,454
Philadelphia Wings 9 8,530 76,768
Halifax Thunderbirds 9 8,512 76,604
Vancouver Warriors 9 8,166 73,489
Las Vegas Desert Dogs 9 5,960 53,636
San Diego Seals 9 5,115 46,032
Rochester Knighthawks 9 5,114 46,024
New York Riptide 9 4,612 41,501
Albany FireWolves 9 3,610 32,491
Panther City LC 9 2,813 25,316
League 135 7,700 1,039,418

Playoffs

Home Team Home Games Average Attendance Total Attendance[19]
Buffalo Bandits 4 14,715 58,860
Calgary Roughnecks 3 8,679 26,036
Colorado Mammoth 2 9,435 18,869
Toronto Rock 2 8,568 17,135
San Diego Seals 1 5,210 5,210
League 12 10,509 126,110

See also

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