Post by revelstoke on Nov 18, 2023 14:58:33 GMT -7
Wheels fall off Sorokin! Goaltender too tired after facing over 400 shots in the first 8 games
Revelstoke 4 @ Brandon 6
Brandon opened the scoring early, on the very first touch of the puck by Tim Stutzle, and never really looked back. While Luostarinen tied the game less than 4 minutes in, the rest of the first period belonged to the Moose, as they scored 3 more including a powerplay marker, with Coyle, Hamonic, and Stutzle doing the damage.
The second was all Mammoths, but with Oettinger actually playing average, he was able to stop 2 of 4 in range chances, so the game went into the third period with the Mammoths trailing by one goal. While Lehkonen was sprung on a breakaway, he missed the net, the Mammoths' 4th line came through with two goals in the period. Revelstoke also fired their equipment manager, as two more broken sticks caused issues for the team.
The third period saw another early tally, this time by Jeff Skinner, and while dmen on both sides swapped goals, the final score was two up for the Moose.
Final shots were 40 with 11 high danger chances for the Moose, and 10 on 35 for Revelstoke. The difference came down to sub-par goaltending.
Brandon 7 @ Revelstoke 5
Sorokin kept up his play from the previous game, allowing the first three high danger chances in the net in the first period, with Kirby Dach, Stutzle once again, and Spurgeon all scoring for Brandon. Nothing was happening of any note, other than an additional broken stick this period, this time for Brandon, but no damage done there.
The second period started out strong once again for the Mammoths, scoring on both of the first two shots of the period, Domi and Olofsson doing the damage. This time however, Stamkos on a breakaway (need to fire the next equipment manager) and Dach score to reply, to keep the 3 goal difference.
The third period starts with another powerplay marker for Stamkos, followed by a Mammoth goal from Olofsson, and again, the teams trade goals with Spurgeon and Dubois rounding out the scoring.
Shots were 39-37 for Brandon, with quality chances 10-8.
Brandon manages to take 4 points from Revelstoke, the first team to do so this year!
Revelstoke is now 2-5-1-2.
Revelstoke 4 @ Brandon 6
Brandon opened the scoring early, on the very first touch of the puck by Tim Stutzle, and never really looked back. While Luostarinen tied the game less than 4 minutes in, the rest of the first period belonged to the Moose, as they scored 3 more including a powerplay marker, with Coyle, Hamonic, and Stutzle doing the damage.
The second was all Mammoths, but with Oettinger actually playing average, he was able to stop 2 of 4 in range chances, so the game went into the third period with the Mammoths trailing by one goal. While Lehkonen was sprung on a breakaway, he missed the net, the Mammoths' 4th line came through with two goals in the period. Revelstoke also fired their equipment manager, as two more broken sticks caused issues for the team.
The third period saw another early tally, this time by Jeff Skinner, and while dmen on both sides swapped goals, the final score was two up for the Moose.
Final shots were 40 with 11 high danger chances for the Moose, and 10 on 35 for Revelstoke. The difference came down to sub-par goaltending.
Brandon 7 @ Revelstoke 5
Sorokin kept up his play from the previous game, allowing the first three high danger chances in the net in the first period, with Kirby Dach, Stutzle once again, and Spurgeon all scoring for Brandon. Nothing was happening of any note, other than an additional broken stick this period, this time for Brandon, but no damage done there.
The second period started out strong once again for the Mammoths, scoring on both of the first two shots of the period, Domi and Olofsson doing the damage. This time however, Stamkos on a breakaway (need to fire the next equipment manager) and Dach score to reply, to keep the 3 goal difference.
The third period starts with another powerplay marker for Stamkos, followed by a Mammoth goal from Olofsson, and again, the teams trade goals with Spurgeon and Dubois rounding out the scoring.
Shots were 39-37 for Brandon, with quality chances 10-8.
Brandon manages to take 4 points from Revelstoke, the first team to do so this year!
Revelstoke is now 2-5-1-2.