Post by revelstoke on Oct 29, 2022 15:04:11 GMT -7
Revelstoke 1 @ Brooks 2
It only took 8 minutes for Brooks to pot two goals, then sat back the rest of the game, while taking a large number of penalties, and letting Officer Bobrovsky do all the hard work. Aaron Ekblad, who assisted on the first Brooks goal (yay more forechecking!) was able to score one before the end of the first before the goaltending show took over.
Bobrovsky faced 44 shots, 8 of high danger calibre, while Sorokin was average, letting in 2 of only 4 quality chances by Brooks. The second period was marred by a never ending parade to the penalty box (5 for Brooks, 3 for Revelstoke in the second period alone), including a bench minor. The third period featured more chippiness from both sides, but this time it was coincidental minors for 3 pairs of players before the 10 minute mark of the 3rd had passed.
Brooks 1 @ Revelstoke 3
Sorokin got revenge, but on the other Russian goalie, Shesterkin. Sorokin stood on his head, stopping 38 of 39 shots, with 6 high danger scoring chances in all, while the powerplay finally clicked, twice, for the Mammoths, who took 35 shots of their own, 10 of them in range. Once again, the winning goal was scored in the first period, this time off Kucherov's stick on the man advantage. Seider made it close in the second period, showing why he was picked first overall in the latest draft class, but Mike Matheson was able to tuck home the insurance goal in the 3rd period on yet another Brooks penalty. This time Brooks took the most untimely penalties in the 3rd period while trying to tie up the score.
Revelstoke is now 4-3-1, 33GF, 30GA.
It only took 8 minutes for Brooks to pot two goals, then sat back the rest of the game, while taking a large number of penalties, and letting Officer Bobrovsky do all the hard work. Aaron Ekblad, who assisted on the first Brooks goal (yay more forechecking!) was able to score one before the end of the first before the goaltending show took over.
Bobrovsky faced 44 shots, 8 of high danger calibre, while Sorokin was average, letting in 2 of only 4 quality chances by Brooks. The second period was marred by a never ending parade to the penalty box (5 for Brooks, 3 for Revelstoke in the second period alone), including a bench minor. The third period featured more chippiness from both sides, but this time it was coincidental minors for 3 pairs of players before the 10 minute mark of the 3rd had passed.
Brooks 1 @ Revelstoke 3
Sorokin got revenge, but on the other Russian goalie, Shesterkin. Sorokin stood on his head, stopping 38 of 39 shots, with 6 high danger scoring chances in all, while the powerplay finally clicked, twice, for the Mammoths, who took 35 shots of their own, 10 of them in range. Once again, the winning goal was scored in the first period, this time off Kucherov's stick on the man advantage. Seider made it close in the second period, showing why he was picked first overall in the latest draft class, but Mike Matheson was able to tuck home the insurance goal in the 3rd period on yet another Brooks penalty. This time Brooks took the most untimely penalties in the 3rd period while trying to tie up the score.
Revelstoke is now 4-3-1, 33GF, 30GA.