their seats at Avista Stadium. Fans who bought front-row tickets discovered they were eye-level with the side boards, making only the upper-part of the players' bodies visible and making it impossible to see the puck. The Chiefs won the game 11–2 over Kootenay, as nine different players scored for Spokane. Brett and the Chiefs organization have said it is very unlikely an outdoor game would ever be played in Spokane again, although the following day general manager Tim Speltz did leave open the possibility of hosting a game at Joe Albi Stadium. Players Current roster Updated January 5, 2023. |} NHL alumni Club records Most goals: 68 - Valeri Bure (1992–93) Most career goals: 147 - Mitch Holmberg (2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14) Most assists: 118 - Ray Whitney (1990–91) Most points: 185 - Ray Whitney (1990–91) Most points, rookie: 78 - Pat Falloon (1988–89) Most points, defenceman: 85 - Brenden Kichton (2012–13) Most penalty minutes: 505 - Kerry Toporowski (1990–91) Best goals against average, goaltender: 1.97 - Dustin Tokarski (2008–09) Most shutouts, goaltender: 15 - Dustin Tokarski (2006–07, 2007–08, 2008–09) Most saves, goaltender: 2,007 - Troy Gamble (1987–88) Most regular season wins, goaltender: 85 - James Reid (2008–09, 2009–10, 2010–11) Most single-season games played, goaltender: 67 - Troy Gamble (1987–88) Most points in standings, team: 107 (2007–08) Most wins, team: 50 (1995–96), (2007–08) Longest game: 2:26:05 - 4 OT's (vs. Vancouver - April 10, 2009) (2nd longest game in WHL history) Season-by-season record Regular season Note: GP = Games played, W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties OTL = Overtime losses Pts = Points, GF = Goals for, GA = Goals against WHL Championship history 1990–91: Win, 4-0 vs Lethbridge 1995–96: Loss, 1-4 vs Brandon 1999–00: Loss, 2-4 vs Kootenay 2007–08: Win, 4-0 vs Lethbridge Memorial Cup finals history 1991 Win, 5-1 vs Drummondville 2008 Win, 4-1 vs Kitchener Playoff history 1985–86: Lost to Portland Winter Hawks 5 games to 4 in Conference semi-finals. 1986–87: Lost to Portland Winter Hawks 5 games to 0 in Conference semi-finals. 1987–88: Defeated Victoria Cougars 5 games to 3 in Conference semi-finals. Lost to Kamloops Blazers 5 games to 2 in Conference finals. 1988–89: Out of playoffs. 1989–90: Lost to Kamloops Blazers 5 games to 1 in Conference semi-finals 1990–91: Defeated Seattle Thunderbirds 5 games to 1 in Conference semi-finals. Defeated Kamloops Blazers 5 games to 0 in Conference finals. Defeated