Tyler Angle stepped onto the ice for the Grand Rapids Griffins on October 10, 2025, marking his long‑awaited debut in the American Hockey League and immediately registering an assist.
The forward’s first game set the tone for a season that would culminate in 26 points, a plus‑17 rating and 24 penalty minutes across 62 appearances.
His first goal arrived on November 21 against Charlotte, a milestone that helped him climb into the team’s top tier of point producers.
Statistical Surge
Angle posted 20 assists, the most he has recorded since his 2021‑22 stint with the Cleveland Monsters, and his 26 points ranked second in his AHL career.
League‑wide, he finished 12th in total points, eighth in assists and shared 11th place in plus‑minus rating, underscoring his all‑around impact.
During the regular season he logged a season‑high four‑game point streak from November 21 to 26, and he notched a career‑high plus‑three rating in a 6‑3 victory over Manitoba on April 3.
Playoffs and Penalties
In the postseason Angle added a single goal and a minus‑2 rating over six games, while also scoring the first power‑play goal of his playoff career on May 19 at Chicago.
He reached a personal best of 12 penalty minutes on February 3 at Milwaukee, and tied a career‑high two assists on three separate occasions.
Despite missing six games for injury rehabilitation in December and February, Angle managed to string together a season‑best two‑game assist streak and a two‑point performance on five separate nights.
Now an unrestricted free agent, Angle enters the offseason with a résumé that includes a career‑high plus‑17 rating and a reputation for durability, having appeared in over 60 games for the third time in his six‑year professional journey.