I have had this app on my phone since ~2014. I love being able to follow the AHL and see what our prospects are doing. However, I often avoided it due to the clunky nature of the app and simply relied on notifications and navigating screens that required too many clicks to get the information I wanted. This new UI taking over has allowed the AHL app to take multiple steps forward and should attract new users. Once a few pages like stats, rosters, etc. are updated from the old interface, this app will be well on its way. Looking forward to the future!

I get that this is the AHL and not the NHL, but this app is disappointing all the way around. I love following the Red Wings prospects, so you’d think that clicking on stats would have an option to filter by Griffins players. Nope. Stats is limited to the top 20 in the league for each category. The scores page looks like it was optimized for iOS whatever back in 2008. The alignment is off the screen and looks like a webpage from ages ago. I’ve been strongly considering getting AHL tv to watch Griffins games and am so put off by this apps quality that I don’t have any confidence in what the streaming platform would look like or if it would work. I want to follow the AHL more, but this app isn’t helping. It needs a major overhaul if not starting from scratch, and I’m not even sure if it’s supported anymore from the looks of it. You’re losing customers and look like an amateur league, not the league directly under the best in the world.

I was skeptical about downloading the AHL app until this recent throat punching business between Ian Bowman and Stew Zimmel. Now I’m all in. This is the kind of feud I’ve been waiting for. I’m trying to get a front row seat to this action. I’m putting my money on Ian. Here’s why: Anybody who puts his job on the line in order to keep his throat free from punching is a clear winner in my book. Knows how to play defense and we all know defense wins championships. Not only did he provide himself a safe haven from abuse by making it public, but decided to kill 2 birds with 1 stone and get his money back. Genius. But I can’t count out stew. If this was a running tab, he fleeced Ian by making him wait until 6,000. Can’t wait to see how it all plays out

The latest update is a huge step backwards in many ways. The AHL TV video controls lack basic functionality that used to be present. There are no controls for pause, jump 15 seconds back, or jump 15 seconds forward. When you tap the timeline to re-watch a play that just happened the handle jumps back a couple of minutes rather than moving smoothly from the position the marker started at.There is a new splash screen that requires tapping to enter and it feels like a throw back to the early days of the internet. I have used hundreds of apps and have never had to click a splash screen to enter. Why force this?Navigation also feels dated. Data has always loaded in a browser instance but now it’s not even concealed. Furthermore you have to close the various tabs via a text button on the bottom bar. Why not just have the tab bar visible at all times like most apps do? The new close bar takes up nearly as much room. The only positive to this update is that AHL TV finally stays logged in AND you can actually navigate away from it without force quitting the app. I really hope The AHL fixes the video controls for AHL TV. It’s totally ruined the viewing experience for me.