Yesterday the Houston Aeros team landed in Vancouver to start the Abbotsford games by the weekend. However, shocking news is that Justin Fontaine was suspended for two games. The reason is his comment on social networking website.
The Houston Aeros schedule is packed with games; the fans worry if this could impact the team performance in some way. On Twitter, he tweeted about performance of a band during the Grammy show on Sunday. The comments were considered derogatory and more of an insult to The Foo Fighters.
Houston Aeros have a strong fan following, there will be incredible amount of practice time involved as the boys take trips to Austin and San Antonio over next few days. This is bad for the team, but there have been similar incidents in the past. Houston Aeros create positive outcome through matches, but such cases do give a different direction to the image of players.
Houston native, Roland Martin was a similar case, the journalist got suspension a while ago for his Twitter comments. It was a derogatory remark related to the homosexuals.
Although Fontaine has apologized for such behavior and bad comments, he will be facing suspension for two games. The comment has been removed and also the terms of GLAAD group have been agreed to, but there are doubts about the player’s participation to game. If you are booking Houston Aeros tickets to see him play, recheck the roster.
Fontaine will only be eligible to be part of the matches after 18th February. The game last night against Milwaukee was not so good for the team with 3-0 score. There were two goals by Milwaukee during the first half, however Aeros tried to catch up hard, but lost the game.
There have been rumors about the Aeros twitter account to be closed, as DiSalvtor and Twittergate were indicating of leaving the social networking site. You can always take a look at the funny and exciting updates online. For more updates on the Houston Aeros schedule, game, thrills and players keep reading news.


All fans of the American Hockey League will be pleased to see this new schedule release. Houston Aeros are about to compete with the other teams soon. Although there had been few changes in the schedule, Heat has a strong position for success in this season.
After a good win on the 4th, Aeros again lost a game to the Admirals on the 5th. The win was a great sign about the Aeros, showing their strength and determination to play and win the season. However, Houston Aeros lost their match against Milwaukee Admirals, 2-1, in yet another very close fight.
The Houston Aeros schedule came to a pause when match was lost against Oklahoma City. Friday night at the convocation centre, Houston Aeros lost to Oklahoma City by 5-2 even though Jon DiSalvatore and Joel Broda got to score goals. The exciting match at Cox Convention Center was as per the schedule.
Scoring twice in the American Hockey League(AHL), Casey Wellman and Marco Scandella managed to score a 4-2 in the shootout against San Antonio Rampage to lose the game at the Toyota Center on Sunday.
Friday saw the shocking wild waivers for Colton Gillies and the clearing plans turned into a new twist when Columbus Blue Jackets actually saved him from AHL. Gillies didn’t wait to get the clean chit from Houston Aeros and instead took the opportunity. This player at an age of 22 is still maturing his tactics and the game is always at the professional level.
Calder Cup Finals finally comes closer to the Houston Aeros team. The Aeros team scored the best AHL record in the second half of the game this week to contend for the cup. It is unbelievable, how a 0.500 team played over half year and covered to competition.
A sad match for all Houston aeros fans! With Chad Rau striking a goal and Cody Almond making his 4th goals for the season, Houston aeros still surrendered to the Texas Stars at 3-2 at Toyota Center, Wednesday. Matt Hackett was the star of the game, making 22 successful saves in goal for Houston, while the team dropped to 16-6-2-7.
Rochester Americans defended Houston Aeros at the Toyota centre by 6-3 as they were inept to beat the team this Sunday. Despite the scores by Jon DiSalvatore, Cody Almond and Harrison Reed the game was not good enough to bring the trophy.
Despite the last season loss, Houston Aeros are back with a bang. The highest score record in AHL and the 15 points makes them a leader in the Western Division of Western Conference. The competitive spirit of the game has been kept up by the team.