Strange note: for one of the earlier road games for the Mavericks, the 12/5/2026 matchup vs. the Tulsa Oilers will be played at the WeStreet Ice Center. The Oilers' normal home, the BOK Center, hosts Oklahoma vs. Arizona State in basketball. The WeStreet Ice Center opened in 2024, and the Oilers have hosted several games there. It has a capacity of 550, with seating on only one side and standing room surrounding the rink. Barring a late change, it will be the smallest venue the Mavericks play.

This, with the addition of netminder Henry Wilder, brings the Kansas City Mavericks roster up to 26. With the current ECHL rules, six of the players would be placed on reserve, which is nothing new. Now, with that being said, here are B-Card's projected lines for the Kansas City Mavericks for 2026-27 opening night.

As we are almost a month away from the start of the ECHL season, I thought it would be a good time to look at everyone who suited up and played for the Orange and Black last year and see where last year's Kansas City Mavericks are for this upcoming season.