Box Score
Hershey (33-25-4-4) vs. St. John's (41-22-1-3)
Giant Center: Hershey, PA
Goalies: Leggio (19-17-3, 2.65) vs. Beskorowany (4-2-0, 2.31)
1st Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
4:53- HER Penalty: Wellar for Hooking (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
1:25- HER Goal: Taffe (18), Schilling & LeBlanc
6:30- STJ Goal: MacKinnon (9), Cormier & Chiarot
Penalties
8:21- HER Penalty: Byers for High-Sticking (2:00)
11:22- STJ Penalty: Cormier for Fighting (5:00)
11:22- HER Penalty: Oleksy for Fighting (5:00)
11:54- STJ Penalty: Hill for Hooking (2:00)
15:18- STJ Penalty: Melchiori for Interference (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
3:53- HER Penalty: Latta for Elbowing (2:00)
10:57- STJ Penalty: Redmond for Slashing (2:00)
17:33- HER Penalty: Latta for Holding (2:00)
Overtime
Goals
No Goals
Penalties
2:57- HER Penalty: Byers for Hooking (2:00)
Shootout
1st Round- HER: Stoa (Goal), STJ: Samson (Goal)
2nd Round- HER: Wellman (No Goal), STJ: Albert (No Goal)
3rd Round- HER: Potulny (No Goal), STJ: Klingberg (Goal)
4th Round- HER: Galiev (No Goal), STJ: Lowry (No Goal)
5th Round- HER: Byers (Goal), STJ: Jaffray (No Goal)
6th Round- HER: LeBlanc (No Goal), STJ: MacKinnon (No Goal)
7th Round- HER: Latta (No Goal), STJ: Lipon (No Goal)
8th Round- HER: Taffe (No Goal), STJ: Gordon (No Goal)
9th Round- HER: Newbury (No Goal), STJ: Riley (No Goal)
10th Round- HER: Gazley (No Goal), STJ: Kichton (No Goal)
11th Round- HER: Deschamps (No Goal), STJ: O'Neill (No Goal)
12th Round- HER: Strachan (Goal), STJ: Brassard (No Goal)
Hershey wins shootout 3-2
Shots
HER: 12-9-6-0=27
STJ: 9-9-11-4=33
Recap
WHAT A GAME. This was one of the most exciting games of the year, and possibly even more important than last night's game. The 1st period only had one event, and it was a penalty. Hershey's Patrick Wellar was charged with hooking. After the 1st, Hershey had a 12-9 shot advantage.
The 2nd period had more going on. 1:25 into the period, Hershey took a 1-0 lead. Jeff Taffe scored his 18th of the season, from Cameron Schilling & Peter LeBlanc. 5 minutes later, St. John's tied it up. Kyle MacKinnon scored his 9th of the season, from Patrice Cormier & Ben Chiarot. 2 minutes later, Hershey's Dane Byers was charged with high-sticking. At the 11:22 mark, a fight occurred between Hershey's Steve Oleksy & the IceCaps' Patrice Cormier. 32 seconds later, the IceCaps' Jordan Hill was charged with hooking. At the 15:18 mark, the IceCaps' Julian Melchiori was charged with interference. After the 2nd, Hershey had a 21-18 shot advantage.
The 3rd period had all penalties going on, and strong performances from the goaltenders. At the 3:53 mark, Hershey's Michael Latta was charged with elbowing. At the 10:57 mark, the IceCaps' Zach Redmond was charged with slashing. And at the 17:33 mark, Hershey's Michael Latta was charged with holding. After the 3rd, St. John's had the 29-27 shot advantage. In overtime, St. John's dominated, especially on the power play. Hershey's Dane Byers was charged with hooking. St. John's finished with a 33-27 shot advantage. In the shootout, both teams scored in the 1st round. St. John's scored in the 3rd round, and Hershey scored in the 5th round. The teams went back and forth with no goals until the 12th round, where Hershey's Tyson Strachan scored to win the game. David Leggio put forth another great performance, finishing with 32 saves and going 10 of 12 on the shootout. Hershey is now within one point of 8th place in the Eastern Conference, and will look to continue their winning ways on Wednesday against the Portland Pirates. Game time is at 7.
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Friday, March 28, 2014
Hershey Bears 4, Albany Devils 1 (3/28/14)
Box Score
Hershey (32-25-4-4) vs. Albany (34-20-4-7)
Giant Center: Hershey, PA
Goalies: Leggio (18-17-3, 2.67) vs. Wedgewood (13-12-3, 2.43)
1st Period
Scoring
19:47- ALB Goal (PPG): Matteau (12), Zajac & Tedenby
Penalties
1:59- ALB Penalty: Tedenby for Hooking (2:00)
8:26- ALB Penalty: Zajac for High-Sticking (2:00)
19:18- HER Penalty: Latta for Hooking (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
2:48- HER Penalty: Segal for Boarding (2:00)
8:06- HER Penalty: Newbury for Interference (2:00)
15:49- HER Penalty: LeBlanc for Delay of Game (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
9:51- HER Goal (PPG): Byers (12), Newbury & Wellman
14:03- HER Goal: Genoway (3), Wellman & Deschamps
18:59- HER Goal (PPG): Segal (16), Taffe
19:57- HER Goal (EN): Segal (17), Latta
Penalties
3:46- HER Penalty: Newbury for Hooking (2:00)
9:32- ALB Penalty: Larsson for Holding (2:00)
17:29- ALB Penalty: Urbom for Slashing (2:00)
Shots
HER: 7-7-12=26
ALB: 12-4-6=22
Recap
This could possibly be the most important win of the season. They were outplayed most of the game, and then they finally got it all together. Starting early in the 1st period, at the 1:59 mark, Albany's Mattias Tedenby was charged with hooking. At the 8:26 mark, Kelly Zajac was charged with high-sticking. Late in the period, at the 19:18 mark, Hershey's Michael Latta was charged with hooking. 29 seconds later, and 13 seconds before the end of the period, Albany got on the board. Stefan Matteau scored his 12th of the season, from Kelly Zajac & Mattias Tedenby. After the 1st, Albany had a 12-7 shot advantage.
The 2nd period didn't have any scoring, but it had three penalties. Hershey was charged with every one of them. At the 2:48 mark, Brandon Segal was charged with boarding. At the 8:06 mark, Kris Newbury was charged with interference. And at the 15:49 mark, Peter LeBlanc was charged with delay of game. After the 2nd, Albany had a 16-14 shot advantage.
In the 3rd period, the entire complexion of the game changed. At the 3:46 mark, Hershey's Kris Newbury was charged with hooking. At the 9:32 mark, after Hershey had a great scoring chance, Albany's Adam Larsson was charged with holding. 19 seconds into the power play, Hershey finally got on the board. Dane Byers scored his 12th of the season, from Kris Newbury & Casey Wellman. Around 4 minutes later, Hershey took the lead with one of the most important goals of the season. Chay Genoway scored his 3rd of the season, from Casey Wellman (2nd assist of the night) & Nicolas Deschamps. At the 17:29 mark, Albany's Alexander Urbom was charged with slashing. In that power play, and 1:01 before the end of the game, Hershey got the insurance goal. Brandon Segal scored his 16th of the season, from a beautiful pass by Jeff Taffe. 3 seconds before the game ended, Hershey got an empty-netter to make it 4-1. Brandon Segal scored his 17th of the season (2nd goal of the game), from Michael Latta. Hershey finished with the 26-22 shot advantage, with David Leggio having another strong performance with 21 saves. Hershey will look to win again tomorrow at home, this time against the St. John's IceCaps. Game time is at 7.
Hershey (32-25-4-4) vs. Albany (34-20-4-7)
Giant Center: Hershey, PA
Goalies: Leggio (18-17-3, 2.67) vs. Wedgewood (13-12-3, 2.43)
1st Period
Scoring
19:47- ALB Goal (PPG): Matteau (12), Zajac & Tedenby
Penalties
1:59- ALB Penalty: Tedenby for Hooking (2:00)
8:26- ALB Penalty: Zajac for High-Sticking (2:00)
19:18- HER Penalty: Latta for Hooking (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
2:48- HER Penalty: Segal for Boarding (2:00)
8:06- HER Penalty: Newbury for Interference (2:00)
15:49- HER Penalty: LeBlanc for Delay of Game (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
9:51- HER Goal (PPG): Byers (12), Newbury & Wellman
14:03- HER Goal: Genoway (3), Wellman & Deschamps
18:59- HER Goal (PPG): Segal (16), Taffe
19:57- HER Goal (EN): Segal (17), Latta
Penalties
3:46- HER Penalty: Newbury for Hooking (2:00)
9:32- ALB Penalty: Larsson for Holding (2:00)
17:29- ALB Penalty: Urbom for Slashing (2:00)
Shots
HER: 7-7-12=26
ALB: 12-4-6=22
Recap
This could possibly be the most important win of the season. They were outplayed most of the game, and then they finally got it all together. Starting early in the 1st period, at the 1:59 mark, Albany's Mattias Tedenby was charged with hooking. At the 8:26 mark, Kelly Zajac was charged with high-sticking. Late in the period, at the 19:18 mark, Hershey's Michael Latta was charged with hooking. 29 seconds later, and 13 seconds before the end of the period, Albany got on the board. Stefan Matteau scored his 12th of the season, from Kelly Zajac & Mattias Tedenby. After the 1st, Albany had a 12-7 shot advantage.
The 2nd period didn't have any scoring, but it had three penalties. Hershey was charged with every one of them. At the 2:48 mark, Brandon Segal was charged with boarding. At the 8:06 mark, Kris Newbury was charged with interference. And at the 15:49 mark, Peter LeBlanc was charged with delay of game. After the 2nd, Albany had a 16-14 shot advantage.
In the 3rd period, the entire complexion of the game changed. At the 3:46 mark, Hershey's Kris Newbury was charged with hooking. At the 9:32 mark, after Hershey had a great scoring chance, Albany's Adam Larsson was charged with holding. 19 seconds into the power play, Hershey finally got on the board. Dane Byers scored his 12th of the season, from Kris Newbury & Casey Wellman. Around 4 minutes later, Hershey took the lead with one of the most important goals of the season. Chay Genoway scored his 3rd of the season, from Casey Wellman (2nd assist of the night) & Nicolas Deschamps. At the 17:29 mark, Albany's Alexander Urbom was charged with slashing. In that power play, and 1:01 before the end of the game, Hershey got the insurance goal. Brandon Segal scored his 16th of the season, from a beautiful pass by Jeff Taffe. 3 seconds before the game ended, Hershey got an empty-netter to make it 4-1. Brandon Segal scored his 17th of the season (2nd goal of the game), from Michael Latta. Hershey finished with the 26-22 shot advantage, with David Leggio having another strong performance with 21 saves. Hershey will look to win again tomorrow at home, this time against the St. John's IceCaps. Game time is at 7.
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Manchester Monarchs 2, Hershey Bears 1 (3/23/14)
Box Score
Hershey (32-24-4-4) at Manchester (41-17-2-6)
Verizon Wireless Arena: Manchester, NH
Goalies: Grubauer (11-10-1, 2.73) vs. Berube (24-15-2, 2.43)
1st Period
Scoring
9:19- MCH Goal (PPG): O'Brien (10), Livingston & Andreoff
Penalties
8:27- HER Penalty: Byers for Checking to the Head (2:00)
11:38- HER Penalty: Rechlicz for Roughing (2:00)
11:38- MCH Penalty: Campbell for Roughing (Double Minor) (4:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
1:04- HER Goal: Brouillette (10), Watkins & Grubauer
3:31- MCH Goal (PPG): Bodnarchuk (7), Vey
Penalties
3:07- HER Penalty: Potulny for Tripping
3rd Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
7:49- MCH Penalty: Bench Minor for Too Many Men (Served by O'Brien)
Shots
HER: 2-6-12=20
MCH: 12-13-11=36
Recap
A disappointing weekend for the Bears. What started out great (win on Friday, up 2-1 in the 3rd yesterday) turned into a nightmare. Starting in the 1st period, at the 8:27 mark, Hershey's Dane Byers was charged with checking to the head. On that power play, Manchester took the lead. Zach O'Brien scored his 10th of the season, from James Livingston & Andy Andreoff. At the 11:38 mark, a couple penalties were given out. Hershey's Joel Rechlicz was charged with roughing, and Manchester's Andrew Campbell was charged with a double minor for roughing. After the 1st, Manchester had a 12-2 shot advantage.
Early in the 2nd, the Bears were able to tie it up. Julien Brouillette scored his 10th of the season, from Matt Watkins and Philipp Grubauer. 2 minutes later, Hershey's Ryan Potulny was charged with tripping. 24 seconds into the power play, Manchester got the lead back. Andrew Bodnarchuk scored his 7th of the season, from Linden Vey. After the 2nd, Manchester had a dominating 25-8 shot advantage. The 3rd period only had a penalty, and it was against Manchester for too many men on the ice. Manchester finished with a 36-20 shot advantage. Philipp Grubauer finishes with 34 saves in a game that he shouldn't have lost. The Bears will look to rebound at home on Friday against the Albany Devils. Game time is at 7.
Hershey (32-24-4-4) at Manchester (41-17-2-6)
Verizon Wireless Arena: Manchester, NH
Goalies: Grubauer (11-10-1, 2.73) vs. Berube (24-15-2, 2.43)
1st Period
Scoring
9:19- MCH Goal (PPG): O'Brien (10), Livingston & Andreoff
Penalties
8:27- HER Penalty: Byers for Checking to the Head (2:00)
11:38- HER Penalty: Rechlicz for Roughing (2:00)
11:38- MCH Penalty: Campbell for Roughing (Double Minor) (4:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
1:04- HER Goal: Brouillette (10), Watkins & Grubauer
3:31- MCH Goal (PPG): Bodnarchuk (7), Vey
Penalties
3:07- HER Penalty: Potulny for Tripping
3rd Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
7:49- MCH Penalty: Bench Minor for Too Many Men (Served by O'Brien)
Shots
HER: 2-6-12=20
MCH: 12-13-11=36
Recap
A disappointing weekend for the Bears. What started out great (win on Friday, up 2-1 in the 3rd yesterday) turned into a nightmare. Starting in the 1st period, at the 8:27 mark, Hershey's Dane Byers was charged with checking to the head. On that power play, Manchester took the lead. Zach O'Brien scored his 10th of the season, from James Livingston & Andy Andreoff. At the 11:38 mark, a couple penalties were given out. Hershey's Joel Rechlicz was charged with roughing, and Manchester's Andrew Campbell was charged with a double minor for roughing. After the 1st, Manchester had a 12-2 shot advantage.
Early in the 2nd, the Bears were able to tie it up. Julien Brouillette scored his 10th of the season, from Matt Watkins and Philipp Grubauer. 2 minutes later, Hershey's Ryan Potulny was charged with tripping. 24 seconds into the power play, Manchester got the lead back. Andrew Bodnarchuk scored his 7th of the season, from Linden Vey. After the 2nd, Manchester had a dominating 25-8 shot advantage. The 3rd period only had a penalty, and it was against Manchester for too many men on the ice. Manchester finished with a 36-20 shot advantage. Philipp Grubauer finishes with 34 saves in a game that he shouldn't have lost. The Bears will look to rebound at home on Friday against the Albany Devils. Game time is at 7.
Saturday, March 22, 2014
Worcester Sharks 4, Hershey Bears 2 (3/22/14)
Box Score
Hershey (32-23-4-4) at Worcester (30-28-3-1)
DCU Center: Worcester, MA
Goalies: Leggio (18-16-3, 2.65) vs. Sateri (16-20-1, 2.94)
1st Period
Scoring
10:40- HER Goal: Wellman (16), Deschamps & Stoa
Penalties
12:05- HER Penalty: Watkins for Tripping (2:00)
13:29- HER Penalty: Newbury for Slashing (2:00)
19:02- WOR Penalty: Oleksuk for Slashing (2:00)
20:00- HER Penalty: Kolomatis for Hooking (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
18:47- WOR Goal: Hamilton (19), Tarasov & Davison
Penalties
1:36- WOR Penalty: Kearns for Hooking (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
9:36- HER Goal: Deschamps (14), Wellman
14:04- WOR Goal: DaSilva (15), McCarthy & Kearns
15:10- WOR Goal: Doherty (4), Viedensky & Hayes
17:19- WOR Goal: Oleksuk (14), Hamilton & Abeltshauser
Penalties
6:50- HER Penalty: Latta for Cross-Checking (2:00)
9:52- HER Penalty: Newbury for High-Sticking (2:00)
Shots
HER: 10-8-9=27
WOR: 16-6-18=40
Recap
This is easily the most disappointing game of the season. With how David Leggio played tonight, he deserved much better. Halfway into the 1st period, Hershey got on the board. Casey Wellman scored his 16th of the season, from Nicolas Deschamps & Ryan Stoa. At the 12:05 mark, Hershey's Matt Watkins got charged for tripping. Close to a minute and a half later, Hershey's Kris Newbury got charged with slashing. At the 19:02 mark, Worcester's Travis Oleksuk was charged with slashing. At the end of the period, Hershey's David Kolomatis was charged with hooking. After the 1st, Worcester had the 16-10 shot advantage.
The 2nd period only had a couple things going on. At the 1:36 mark, Worcester's Bracken Kearns was charged with hooking. At the 18:47 mark, Worcester tied the game up. Freddie Hamilton scored his 19th of the season, from Daniil Tarasov & Rob Davison. After the 2nd, Worcester had the 22-18 shot advantage.
To start the 3rd period, at the 6:50 mark, Hershey's Michael Latta was charged with cross-checking. At the 9:36 mark, Hershey took the 2-1 lead. Nicolas Deschamps scored his 14th of the season, from Casey Wellman. 16 seconds later, Hershey's Kris Newbury was charged with high-sticking. This is where the defense fell apart in front of David Leggio. At the 14:04 mark, Worcester tied it up. Dan DaSilva scored his 15th of the season, from John McCarthy & Bracken Kearns. A little over a minute later, Worcester took the lead. Taylor Doherty scored his 4th of the season, from Marek Viedensky & Eriah Hayes. 2 minutes later, Worcester got the insurance goal to make it 4-2. Travis Oleksuk scored his 14th of the season, from Freddie Hamilton (2nd point of the night) & Konrad Abeltshauser. Worcester finished with the 40-27 shot advantage. David Leggio got 36 saves in the loss. Hershey finishes up the weekend tomorrow on the road, this time against the Manchester Monarchs. Game time is at 3.
Hershey (32-23-4-4) at Worcester (30-28-3-1)
DCU Center: Worcester, MA
Goalies: Leggio (18-16-3, 2.65) vs. Sateri (16-20-1, 2.94)
1st Period
Scoring
10:40- HER Goal: Wellman (16), Deschamps & Stoa
Penalties
12:05- HER Penalty: Watkins for Tripping (2:00)
13:29- HER Penalty: Newbury for Slashing (2:00)
19:02- WOR Penalty: Oleksuk for Slashing (2:00)
20:00- HER Penalty: Kolomatis for Hooking (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
18:47- WOR Goal: Hamilton (19), Tarasov & Davison
Penalties
1:36- WOR Penalty: Kearns for Hooking (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
9:36- HER Goal: Deschamps (14), Wellman
14:04- WOR Goal: DaSilva (15), McCarthy & Kearns
15:10- WOR Goal: Doherty (4), Viedensky & Hayes
17:19- WOR Goal: Oleksuk (14), Hamilton & Abeltshauser
Penalties
6:50- HER Penalty: Latta for Cross-Checking (2:00)
9:52- HER Penalty: Newbury for High-Sticking (2:00)
Shots
HER: 10-8-9=27
WOR: 16-6-18=40
Recap
This is easily the most disappointing game of the season. With how David Leggio played tonight, he deserved much better. Halfway into the 1st period, Hershey got on the board. Casey Wellman scored his 16th of the season, from Nicolas Deschamps & Ryan Stoa. At the 12:05 mark, Hershey's Matt Watkins got charged for tripping. Close to a minute and a half later, Hershey's Kris Newbury got charged with slashing. At the 19:02 mark, Worcester's Travis Oleksuk was charged with slashing. At the end of the period, Hershey's David Kolomatis was charged with hooking. After the 1st, Worcester had the 16-10 shot advantage.
The 2nd period only had a couple things going on. At the 1:36 mark, Worcester's Bracken Kearns was charged with hooking. At the 18:47 mark, Worcester tied the game up. Freddie Hamilton scored his 19th of the season, from Daniil Tarasov & Rob Davison. After the 2nd, Worcester had the 22-18 shot advantage.
To start the 3rd period, at the 6:50 mark, Hershey's Michael Latta was charged with cross-checking. At the 9:36 mark, Hershey took the 2-1 lead. Nicolas Deschamps scored his 14th of the season, from Casey Wellman. 16 seconds later, Hershey's Kris Newbury was charged with high-sticking. This is where the defense fell apart in front of David Leggio. At the 14:04 mark, Worcester tied it up. Dan DaSilva scored his 15th of the season, from John McCarthy & Bracken Kearns. A little over a minute later, Worcester took the lead. Taylor Doherty scored his 4th of the season, from Marek Viedensky & Eriah Hayes. 2 minutes later, Worcester got the insurance goal to make it 4-2. Travis Oleksuk scored his 14th of the season, from Freddie Hamilton (2nd point of the night) & Konrad Abeltshauser. Worcester finished with the 40-27 shot advantage. David Leggio got 36 saves in the loss. Hershey finishes up the weekend tomorrow on the road, this time against the Manchester Monarchs. Game time is at 3.
Friday, March 21, 2014
Hershey Bears 2, Providence Bruins 0 (3/21/14)
Box Score
Hershey (31-23-4-4) at Providence (33-22-2-7)
Dunkin' Donuts Center: Providence, RI
Goalies: Leggio (17-16-3, 2.73) vs. Svedberg (21-14-3, 2.79)
1st Period
Scoring
15:14- HER Goal (PPG): Kolomatis (7), Wellman & Newbury
Penalties
5:35- HER Penalty: Deschamps for Slashing
9:25- HER Penalty: Byers for Slashing
14:40- PRO Penalty: Randell for Holding
2nd Period
Scoring
13:02- HER Goal (PPG): Stoa (14), Byers & Newbury
Penalties
2:45- HER Penalty: Wellman for Slashing
5:22- PRO Penalty: Florek for Roughing
9:19- HER Penalty: Schilling for Holding
10:56- PRO Penalty: Knight for Boarding
12:45- PRO Penalty: Cross for Tripping
19:31- HER Penalty: Stoa for Interference
3rd Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
No Penalties
Shots
HER: 7-8-2=17
PRO: 9-7-12=28
Recap
Getting the win over the 8th place team when in 9th place is a big one. The Bears were able to do just that, and the power play/penalty kill was the reason. Starting off in the 1st period, at the 5:35 mark, Hershey's Nicolas Deschamps was charged with slashing. Around 4 minutes later, Hershey's Dane Byers was charged with slashing as well. At the 14:40 mark, Providence's Tyler Randell was charged with holding. 34 seconds into the power play, Hershey got on the board. David Kolomatis scored his 7th of the season, from Casey Wellman & Kris Newbury. Providence had the shot advantage at 9-7 after the 1st.
In the 2nd, the penalties continued. At the 2:45 mark, Hershey's Casey Wellman was charged with slashing. At the 5:22 mark, Providence's Justin Florek was charged with roughing. 4 minutes later, Hershey's Cameron Schilling was charged with holding. Towards the end of that power play, Providence's Jared Knight was charged with boarding. Near the end of that penalty, at the 12:45 mark, Providence's Tommy Cross was charged with tripping. 17 seconds into that power play, Hershey made it 2-0. Ryan Stoa scored his 14th of the season, from Dane Byers & Kris Newbury (2nd assist of the game). 29 seconds before the period ended, Stoa was charged with interference. Providence kept the shot advantage, now at 16-15.
The 3rd period had no penalties and no goals, and that was because of Hershey's David Leggio. Providence had a shot advantage of 12-2 in the period (28-17 total), but Leggio stopped every shot to get the shutout. Hershey plays on the road again tomorrow, this time against the Worcester Sharks. Game time is at 7.
Hershey (31-23-4-4) at Providence (33-22-2-7)
Dunkin' Donuts Center: Providence, RI
Goalies: Leggio (17-16-3, 2.73) vs. Svedberg (21-14-3, 2.79)
1st Period
Scoring
15:14- HER Goal (PPG): Kolomatis (7), Wellman & Newbury
Penalties
5:35- HER Penalty: Deschamps for Slashing
9:25- HER Penalty: Byers for Slashing
14:40- PRO Penalty: Randell for Holding
2nd Period
Scoring
13:02- HER Goal (PPG): Stoa (14), Byers & Newbury
Penalties
2:45- HER Penalty: Wellman for Slashing
5:22- PRO Penalty: Florek for Roughing
9:19- HER Penalty: Schilling for Holding
10:56- PRO Penalty: Knight for Boarding
12:45- PRO Penalty: Cross for Tripping
19:31- HER Penalty: Stoa for Interference
3rd Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
No Penalties
Shots
HER: 7-8-2=17
PRO: 9-7-12=28
Recap
Getting the win over the 8th place team when in 9th place is a big one. The Bears were able to do just that, and the power play/penalty kill was the reason. Starting off in the 1st period, at the 5:35 mark, Hershey's Nicolas Deschamps was charged with slashing. Around 4 minutes later, Hershey's Dane Byers was charged with slashing as well. At the 14:40 mark, Providence's Tyler Randell was charged with holding. 34 seconds into the power play, Hershey got on the board. David Kolomatis scored his 7th of the season, from Casey Wellman & Kris Newbury. Providence had the shot advantage at 9-7 after the 1st.
In the 2nd, the penalties continued. At the 2:45 mark, Hershey's Casey Wellman was charged with slashing. At the 5:22 mark, Providence's Justin Florek was charged with roughing. 4 minutes later, Hershey's Cameron Schilling was charged with holding. Towards the end of that power play, Providence's Jared Knight was charged with boarding. Near the end of that penalty, at the 12:45 mark, Providence's Tommy Cross was charged with tripping. 17 seconds into that power play, Hershey made it 2-0. Ryan Stoa scored his 14th of the season, from Dane Byers & Kris Newbury (2nd assist of the game). 29 seconds before the period ended, Stoa was charged with interference. Providence kept the shot advantage, now at 16-15.
The 3rd period had no penalties and no goals, and that was because of Hershey's David Leggio. Providence had a shot advantage of 12-2 in the period (28-17 total), but Leggio stopped every shot to get the shutout. Hershey plays on the road again tomorrow, this time against the Worcester Sharks. Game time is at 7.
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Norfolk Admirals 3, Hershey Bears 2 (3/16/14)
Box Score
Hershey (31-22-4-4) vs. Norfolk (32-21-1-7)
Giant Center: Hershey, PA
Goalies: Grubauer (11-9-1, 2.72) vs. Gibson (18-14-4, 2.35)
1st Period
Scoring
17:22- NOR Goal (PPG): Etem (15), Smith-Pelly & Petersson
Penalties
1:44- HER Penalty: Byers for Slashing (2:00)
4:33- NOR Penalty: Sarault for Hooking (2:00)
9:28- NOR Penalty: Parent for High-Sticking (Double Minor) (4:00)
16:32- HER Penalty: Stoa for High-Sticking (2:00)
17:06- HER Penalty: Strachan for Delay of Game (2:00)
18:00- NOR Penalty: Whitney for Hooking (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
0:50- NOR Goal: Petersson (19), Etem & Sarault
9:41- HER Goal: Latta (11), Byers & Kolomatis
13:26- NOR Goal: Etem (16), Exelby
16:25- HER Goal (SHG): Strachan (3)
Penalties
1:38- NOR Penalty: Yonkman for Roughing (2:00)
14:21- NOR Penalty: Cramarossa for Fighting (5:00)
14:21- HER Penalty: Oleksy for Fighting (5:00)
15:51- HER Penalty: Byers for Hooking (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
2:54- NOR Penalty: Wagner for Tripping (2:00)
4:52- NOR Penalty: Parent for Hooking (2:00)
8:03- HER Penalty: Deschamps for Tripping (2:00)
19:54- NOR Penalty: Blacker for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (2:00)
19:54- HER Penalty: Newbury for Slashing (2:00)
20:00- NOR Penalty: Exelby for Fighting (5:00)
20:00- HER Penalty: Latta for Fighting (5:00)
Shots
HER: 6-15-16=37
NOR: 13-9-14=36
Recap
It was nice to be able to finally go to a game in person instead of listening on the radio, but I wish it had been a better one for the home team. Starting in the 1st period, at the 1:44 mark, Hershey's Dane Byers was charged with slashing. A few minutes later, Norfolk's Charles Sarault was charged with hooking. At the 9:28 mark, Norfolk's Ryan Parent was charged a double minor for high-sticking, but the Bears power play unit struggled again. In a matter of 34 seconds, the Bears got two penalties. Ryan Stoa was charged with high-sticking, and Tyson Strachan was charged with delay of game. On that 5-on-3, Norfolk got on the board. Emerson Etem scored his 15th of the season, from Devante Smith-Pelly & Andre Petersson. To end the period, at the 18:00 mark, Norfolk's Steven Whitney was charged with hooking. Norfolk had the 13-6 shot advantage after the 1st.
The 2nd period was a little more ever, and got strange at one point. 50 seconds into the period, Norfolk took a 2-0 lead. Andre Petersson scored his 19th of the season (2nd point of the game), from Emerson Etem (2nd point of the game) & Charles Sarault. 48 seconds later, Norfolk's Nolan Yonkman was charged with roughing. At the 9:41 mark, Hershey cut the lead in half. Michael Latta scored his 11th of the season, from Dane Byers & David Kolomatis. Around 4 minutes later, Norfolk got the lead back to 2. Emerson Etem scored his 16th of the season (2nd goal and 3rd point of the night), from Garnet Exelby. At the 14:21 mark, penalties were given to each team after a fight featuring Norfolk's Joseph Cramarossa & Hershey's Steve Oleksy. A minute and a half later, Hershey's Dane Byers was charged with hooking. On this power play, I saw what is possibly the strangest goal I've ever seen. Hershey's Tyson Strachan shot the puck towards the Norfolk zone to clear it, but with the strange bounces that the puck took, it ended up in the back of the net past John Gibson. That was his 3rd goal of the season, and it cut the lead to 3-2. Norfolk kept the shot advantage, now at 22-21.
The 3rd period had chances for each team. Within around 2 minutes of each other, the Admirals got 2 penalties. Chris Wagner was charged with tipping, and Ryan Parent was charged with hooking. At the 8:03 mark, Hershey's Nicolas Deschamps was tripping. Hershey had multiple chances towards the end of the period, but just couldn't get the puck past John Gibson. At the 19:54 mark, two penalties occurred. Norfolk's Jesse Blacker was charged with unsportsmanlike conduct, and Hershey's Kris Newbury was charged with slashing. At the end of the game, Norfolk's Garnet Exelby and Hershey's Michael Latta was charged with fighting. Hershey finished with the shot advantage at 37-36. Hershey will look to string together some more wins for the playoff push, starting on Friday against the Providence Bruins. Game time is at 7:05.
Hershey (31-22-4-4) vs. Norfolk (32-21-1-7)
Giant Center: Hershey, PA
Goalies: Grubauer (11-9-1, 2.72) vs. Gibson (18-14-4, 2.35)
1st Period
Scoring
17:22- NOR Goal (PPG): Etem (15), Smith-Pelly & Petersson
Penalties
1:44- HER Penalty: Byers for Slashing (2:00)
4:33- NOR Penalty: Sarault for Hooking (2:00)
9:28- NOR Penalty: Parent for High-Sticking (Double Minor) (4:00)
16:32- HER Penalty: Stoa for High-Sticking (2:00)
17:06- HER Penalty: Strachan for Delay of Game (2:00)
18:00- NOR Penalty: Whitney for Hooking (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
0:50- NOR Goal: Petersson (19), Etem & Sarault
9:41- HER Goal: Latta (11), Byers & Kolomatis
13:26- NOR Goal: Etem (16), Exelby
16:25- HER Goal (SHG): Strachan (3)
Penalties
1:38- NOR Penalty: Yonkman for Roughing (2:00)
14:21- NOR Penalty: Cramarossa for Fighting (5:00)
14:21- HER Penalty: Oleksy for Fighting (5:00)
15:51- HER Penalty: Byers for Hooking (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
2:54- NOR Penalty: Wagner for Tripping (2:00)
4:52- NOR Penalty: Parent for Hooking (2:00)
8:03- HER Penalty: Deschamps for Tripping (2:00)
19:54- NOR Penalty: Blacker for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (2:00)
19:54- HER Penalty: Newbury for Slashing (2:00)
20:00- NOR Penalty: Exelby for Fighting (5:00)
20:00- HER Penalty: Latta for Fighting (5:00)
Shots
HER: 6-15-16=37
NOR: 13-9-14=36
Recap
It was nice to be able to finally go to a game in person instead of listening on the radio, but I wish it had been a better one for the home team. Starting in the 1st period, at the 1:44 mark, Hershey's Dane Byers was charged with slashing. A few minutes later, Norfolk's Charles Sarault was charged with hooking. At the 9:28 mark, Norfolk's Ryan Parent was charged a double minor for high-sticking, but the Bears power play unit struggled again. In a matter of 34 seconds, the Bears got two penalties. Ryan Stoa was charged with high-sticking, and Tyson Strachan was charged with delay of game. On that 5-on-3, Norfolk got on the board. Emerson Etem scored his 15th of the season, from Devante Smith-Pelly & Andre Petersson. To end the period, at the 18:00 mark, Norfolk's Steven Whitney was charged with hooking. Norfolk had the 13-6 shot advantage after the 1st.
The 2nd period was a little more ever, and got strange at one point. 50 seconds into the period, Norfolk took a 2-0 lead. Andre Petersson scored his 19th of the season (2nd point of the game), from Emerson Etem (2nd point of the game) & Charles Sarault. 48 seconds later, Norfolk's Nolan Yonkman was charged with roughing. At the 9:41 mark, Hershey cut the lead in half. Michael Latta scored his 11th of the season, from Dane Byers & David Kolomatis. Around 4 minutes later, Norfolk got the lead back to 2. Emerson Etem scored his 16th of the season (2nd goal and 3rd point of the night), from Garnet Exelby. At the 14:21 mark, penalties were given to each team after a fight featuring Norfolk's Joseph Cramarossa & Hershey's Steve Oleksy. A minute and a half later, Hershey's Dane Byers was charged with hooking. On this power play, I saw what is possibly the strangest goal I've ever seen. Hershey's Tyson Strachan shot the puck towards the Norfolk zone to clear it, but with the strange bounces that the puck took, it ended up in the back of the net past John Gibson. That was his 3rd goal of the season, and it cut the lead to 3-2. Norfolk kept the shot advantage, now at 22-21.
The 3rd period had chances for each team. Within around 2 minutes of each other, the Admirals got 2 penalties. Chris Wagner was charged with tipping, and Ryan Parent was charged with hooking. At the 8:03 mark, Hershey's Nicolas Deschamps was tripping. Hershey had multiple chances towards the end of the period, but just couldn't get the puck past John Gibson. At the 19:54 mark, two penalties occurred. Norfolk's Jesse Blacker was charged with unsportsmanlike conduct, and Hershey's Kris Newbury was charged with slashing. At the end of the game, Norfolk's Garnet Exelby and Hershey's Michael Latta was charged with fighting. Hershey finished with the shot advantage at 37-36. Hershey will look to string together some more wins for the playoff push, starting on Friday against the Providence Bruins. Game time is at 7:05.
Saturday, March 15, 2014
Hershey Bears 4, Adirondack Phantoms 1 (3/15/14)
Box Score
Hershey (30-22-4-4) vs. Adirondack (24-30-1-4)
Giant Center: Hershey, PA
Goalies: Leggio (16-16-3, 2.77) vs. Heeter (15-19-0, 2.48)
1st Period
Scoring
10:18- ADK Goal: Mathers (2), Flanagan & Noebels
19:58- HER Goal: Segal (15), Taffe & LeBlanc
Penalties
3:58- HER Penalty: Walker for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (2:00)
10:51- ADK Penalty: Alderson for Slashing
17:57- ADK Penalty: Bench Minor for Too Many Men (Served by Cousins) (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
4:44- HER Goal: Stoa (13), Deschamps & Wellar
19:02- HER Goal: Latta (10), Segal & Deschamps
Penalties
9:18- HER Penalty: Wey for Holding (2:00)
14:16- HER Penalty: Newbury for High-Sticking (Double Minor) (4:00)
17:01- ADK Penalty: Matczak for Hooking (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
6:28- HER Goal: Brown (16), Deschamps & Stoa
Penalties
No Penalties
Shots
HER: 12-8-14=34
ADK: 6-16-8=30
Recap
What a great win! These are the kind of games the Bears need to get into the playoffs. Starting off in the 1st period, Hershey's Nathan Walker was charged with unsportsmanlike conduct. At the 10:18 mark, Adirondack got on the board. Derek Mathers scored his 2nd of the season, from Kyle Flanagan & Marcel Noebels. 33 seconds later, Adirondack's Brandon Alderson was charged with slashing. At the 17:57 mark, Adirondack was charged with a bench minor for too many men on the ice. A second after the power play ended, and two seconds before the end of the period, the Bears tied it up. Brandon Segal scored his 15th of the season, from Jeff Taffe & Peter LeBlanc. Hershey had the 12-6 shot advantage after the 1st.
The Phantoms showed more effort in the 2nd period, but the Bears took advantage of their chances. At the 4:44 mark, Hershey took a 2-1 lead. Ryan Stoa scored his 13th of the season, from Nicolas Deschamps & Patrick Wellar. At the 9:18 mark, Hershey's Patrick Wey was charged with holding. 5 minutes later, Hershey's Kris Newbury (2nd game with the Bears after being a Phantom) was charged with a double minor for high-sticking. The last part of that power play was taken off, as Adirondack's Mike Matczak was charged with hooking. One second after that power play ended, Hershey made it 3-1. Michael Latta scored his 10th of the season, from Brandon Segal (2nd point of the night) & Nicolas Deschamps (2nd assist of the night). Adirondack had 16 shots in the period (22-20 shot advantage), but David Leggio stopped all of them.
The 3rd period only had one event, but it gave the Bears the 4-1 lead. Chris Brown scored his 16th of the season (2nd goal in 2 games as a Bear), from Nicolas Deschamps (3rd assist of the night) & Ryan Stoa (2nd point of the night). Hershey finished with the 34-30 shot advantage. David Leggio finished with 29 saves for his 17th win of the season. Hershey looks to get another win at home tomorrow, this time against the Norfolk Admirals. Game time is at 4.
Hershey (30-22-4-4) vs. Adirondack (24-30-1-4)
Giant Center: Hershey, PA
Goalies: Leggio (16-16-3, 2.77) vs. Heeter (15-19-0, 2.48)
1st Period
Scoring
10:18- ADK Goal: Mathers (2), Flanagan & Noebels
19:58- HER Goal: Segal (15), Taffe & LeBlanc
Penalties
3:58- HER Penalty: Walker for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (2:00)
10:51- ADK Penalty: Alderson for Slashing
17:57- ADK Penalty: Bench Minor for Too Many Men (Served by Cousins) (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
4:44- HER Goal: Stoa (13), Deschamps & Wellar
19:02- HER Goal: Latta (10), Segal & Deschamps
Penalties
9:18- HER Penalty: Wey for Holding (2:00)
14:16- HER Penalty: Newbury for High-Sticking (Double Minor) (4:00)
17:01- ADK Penalty: Matczak for Hooking (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
6:28- HER Goal: Brown (16), Deschamps & Stoa
Penalties
No Penalties
Shots
HER: 12-8-14=34
ADK: 6-16-8=30
Recap
What a great win! These are the kind of games the Bears need to get into the playoffs. Starting off in the 1st period, Hershey's Nathan Walker was charged with unsportsmanlike conduct. At the 10:18 mark, Adirondack got on the board. Derek Mathers scored his 2nd of the season, from Kyle Flanagan & Marcel Noebels. 33 seconds later, Adirondack's Brandon Alderson was charged with slashing. At the 17:57 mark, Adirondack was charged with a bench minor for too many men on the ice. A second after the power play ended, and two seconds before the end of the period, the Bears tied it up. Brandon Segal scored his 15th of the season, from Jeff Taffe & Peter LeBlanc. Hershey had the 12-6 shot advantage after the 1st.
The Phantoms showed more effort in the 2nd period, but the Bears took advantage of their chances. At the 4:44 mark, Hershey took a 2-1 lead. Ryan Stoa scored his 13th of the season, from Nicolas Deschamps & Patrick Wellar. At the 9:18 mark, Hershey's Patrick Wey was charged with holding. 5 minutes later, Hershey's Kris Newbury (2nd game with the Bears after being a Phantom) was charged with a double minor for high-sticking. The last part of that power play was taken off, as Adirondack's Mike Matczak was charged with hooking. One second after that power play ended, Hershey made it 3-1. Michael Latta scored his 10th of the season, from Brandon Segal (2nd point of the night) & Nicolas Deschamps (2nd assist of the night). Adirondack had 16 shots in the period (22-20 shot advantage), but David Leggio stopped all of them.
The 3rd period only had one event, but it gave the Bears the 4-1 lead. Chris Brown scored his 16th of the season (2nd goal in 2 games as a Bear), from Nicolas Deschamps (3rd assist of the night) & Ryan Stoa (2nd point of the night). Hershey finished with the 34-30 shot advantage. David Leggio finished with 29 saves for his 17th win of the season. Hershey looks to get another win at home tomorrow, this time against the Norfolk Admirals. Game time is at 4.
Friday, March 14, 2014
Syracuse Crunch 3, Hershey Bears 2 (3/14/14)
Box Score
Hershey (30-22-3-4) at Syracuse (23-26-4-5)
War Memorial at Oncenter: Syracuse, NY
Goalies: Grubauer (11-8-1, 2.71) vs. Gudlevskis (12-9-2, 2.76)
1st Period
Scoring
9:50- HER Goal (PPG): Brown (15), Newbury & Byers
14:04- SYR Goal: Landry (1), Paradis & Gourde
Penalties
9:15- SYR Penalty: Smith for Interference (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
2:48- SYR Goal: Smith (5), Rankin & Langelier-Parent
Penalties
No Penalties
3rd Period
Scoring
9:13- HER Goal: Watkins (10), Kolomatis & Byers
Penalties
No Penalties
Overtime
Scoring
1:50- SYR Goal: DiSalvatore (10), Connolly
Penalties
No Penalties
Shots
HER: 11-12-9-1=33
SYR: 13-13-8-3=37
Recap
This game wasn't the most exciting one. In the 1st period, at the 9:15 mark, the only penalty occurred. Dalton Smith was charged with interference. This gave Hershey the chance for a goal, and they took advantage. Chris Brown scored his 15th of the season (and 1st as a Bear), from Kris Newbury (1st point as a Bear) & Dane Byers. Later in the period, Syracuse tied it up. Charles Landry scored his 1st of the season, from Philippe Paradis & Yanni Gourde. Syracuse had a 13-11 shot advantage after the 1st.
The 2nd period only had one goal, and it was for Syracuse. Dalton Smith scored his 5th of the season, from Evan Rankin & Maxime Langelier-Parent. Syracuse kept the shot advantage at 26-23. In the 3rd period, at the 9:13 mark, Hershey was able to tie it up. Matt Watkins scored his 10th of the season, from David Kolomatis & Dane Byers (2nd assist of the night). Syracuse had the 34-32 shot advantage going into the overtime period. Almost 2 minutes into the overtime, Syracuse got the goal. Jon DiSalvatore scored his 10th of the season, from Brett Connolly. Syracuse finished with a 37-34 shot advantage, and the now-famous goalie for Syracuse, Kristers Gudlevskis (known for his performance for Latvia against Canada in the Olympics), had 32 saves. Philipp Grubauer finished with 34 saves in the losing effort. Hershey looks to get back to their previous winning ways tomorrow night at home, this time against the Adirondack Phantoms. Game time is at 7.
Hershey (30-22-3-4) at Syracuse (23-26-4-5)
War Memorial at Oncenter: Syracuse, NY
Goalies: Grubauer (11-8-1, 2.71) vs. Gudlevskis (12-9-2, 2.76)
1st Period
Scoring
9:50- HER Goal (PPG): Brown (15), Newbury & Byers
14:04- SYR Goal: Landry (1), Paradis & Gourde
Penalties
9:15- SYR Penalty: Smith for Interference (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
2:48- SYR Goal: Smith (5), Rankin & Langelier-Parent
Penalties
No Penalties
3rd Period
Scoring
9:13- HER Goal: Watkins (10), Kolomatis & Byers
Penalties
No Penalties
Overtime
Scoring
1:50- SYR Goal: DiSalvatore (10), Connolly
Penalties
No Penalties
Shots
HER: 11-12-9-1=33
SYR: 13-13-8-3=37
Recap
This game wasn't the most exciting one. In the 1st period, at the 9:15 mark, the only penalty occurred. Dalton Smith was charged with interference. This gave Hershey the chance for a goal, and they took advantage. Chris Brown scored his 15th of the season (and 1st as a Bear), from Kris Newbury (1st point as a Bear) & Dane Byers. Later in the period, Syracuse tied it up. Charles Landry scored his 1st of the season, from Philippe Paradis & Yanni Gourde. Syracuse had a 13-11 shot advantage after the 1st.
The 2nd period only had one goal, and it was for Syracuse. Dalton Smith scored his 5th of the season, from Evan Rankin & Maxime Langelier-Parent. Syracuse kept the shot advantage at 26-23. In the 3rd period, at the 9:13 mark, Hershey was able to tie it up. Matt Watkins scored his 10th of the season, from David Kolomatis & Dane Byers (2nd assist of the night). Syracuse had the 34-32 shot advantage going into the overtime period. Almost 2 minutes into the overtime, Syracuse got the goal. Jon DiSalvatore scored his 10th of the season, from Brett Connolly. Syracuse finished with a 37-34 shot advantage, and the now-famous goalie for Syracuse, Kristers Gudlevskis (known for his performance for Latvia against Canada in the Olympics), had 32 saves. Philipp Grubauer finished with 34 saves in the losing effort. Hershey looks to get back to their previous winning ways tomorrow night at home, this time against the Adirondack Phantoms. Game time is at 7.
Saturday, March 8, 2014
Norfolk Admirals 3, Hershey Bears 1 (3/8/14)
Box Score
Hershey (30-21-3-4) at Norfolk (31-19-1-7)
Norfolk Scope: Norfolk, VA
Goalies: Leggio (16-15-3, 2.77) vs. Gibson (17-13-4, 2.32)
1st Period
Scoring
9:48- HER Goal (PPG): Latta (9), Deschamps & Segal
Penalties
2:48- HER Penalty: Wellar for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (2:00)
2:48- HER Penalty: Wellar for Fighting (5:00)
2:48- NOR Penalty: Stortini for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (2:00)
2:48- NOR Penalty: Stortini for Fighting (5:00)
7:52- NOR Penalty: Sarault for Tripping (2:00)
11:33- NOR Penalty: Steckel for Hooking (2:00)
19:43- HER Penalty: Bench Minor for Too Many Men (Served by Walker) (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
9:46- NOR Goal: Petersson (18), Sarault & Etem
14:18- NOR Goal: Wagner (10), Whitney
18:14- NOR Goal (PPG): Friberg (13), Gagne & Etem
Penalties
2:28- HER Penalty: Deschamps for Slashing (2:00)
10:32- HER Penalty: Strachan for Boarding (2:00)
14:18- HER Penalty: Bench Minor for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (Served by Walker) (2:00)
16:55- HER Penalty: Byers for Boarding (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
0:47- HER Penalty: Latta for Roughing (2:00)
20:00- HER Penalty: Byers for Hooking (2:00)
20:00- HER Penalty: Byers Misconduct for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (10:00)
20:00- HER Penalty: Wellar Misconduct for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (10:00)
Recap
I don't really know what to say about this game, other then the Bears had some really bad luck with penalties. The 1st period started off with 4 penalties on 2 people. Hershey's Patrick Wellar was charged with fighting and unsportsmanlike conduct, and Norfolk's Zack Stortini was charged with the same. At the 7:52 mark, Norfolk's Charles Sarault was charged with tripping. Right before the power play ended, Hershey got on the board. Michael Latta scored his 9th of the season, from Nicolas Deschamps & Brandon Segal. At the 11:33 mark, Norfolk's Dave Steckel was charged with hooking. 17 seconds before the period ended, Hershey was charged with a bench minor for too many men. Hershey had a 9-5 shot advantage after the 1st.
This is where the Bears' luck ran out. At the 2:28 mark of the 2nd, Hershey's Nicolas Deschamps was charged with slashing. At the 9:46 mark, Norfolk tied it up. Andre Petersson scored his 18th of the season, from Charles Sarault & Emerson Etem. Around 45 seconds later, Hershey's Tyson Strachan was charged with boarding. 4 minutes later, Norfolk took the lead on a goal that was controversial. Chris Wagner scored his 10th of the season, from Steven Whitney. However, during that time, Hershey's Nate Schmidt was tripped and injured on the play. There was no call. At that same time, Hershey got a bench minor for unsportsmanlike conduct. 2 and a half minutes later, Hershey's Dane Byers was charged with boarding. Norfolk made it 3-1 on that power play. Max Friberg scored his 13th of the season, from Kevin Gagne & Emerson Etem (2nd assist of the game). Hershey had the 17-15 shot advantage after this period.
There was only a couple happenings in the 3rd period, and the first one was early. At the 0:47 mark, Hershey's Michael Latta was charged with roughing. At the end of the game, the Bears were charged with 3 penalties. Dane Byers was charged with hooking and got a misconduct for unsportsmanlike conduct. Patrick Wellar also got a misconduct for unsportsmanlike conduct. Hershey finished with the 24-21 shot advantage. Hershey's next game is against the Syracuse Crunch on Friday. Game time is at 7.
Hershey (30-21-3-4) at Norfolk (31-19-1-7)
Norfolk Scope: Norfolk, VA
Goalies: Leggio (16-15-3, 2.77) vs. Gibson (17-13-4, 2.32)
1st Period
Scoring
9:48- HER Goal (PPG): Latta (9), Deschamps & Segal
Penalties
2:48- HER Penalty: Wellar for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (2:00)
2:48- HER Penalty: Wellar for Fighting (5:00)
2:48- NOR Penalty: Stortini for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (2:00)
2:48- NOR Penalty: Stortini for Fighting (5:00)
7:52- NOR Penalty: Sarault for Tripping (2:00)
11:33- NOR Penalty: Steckel for Hooking (2:00)
19:43- HER Penalty: Bench Minor for Too Many Men (Served by Walker) (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
9:46- NOR Goal: Petersson (18), Sarault & Etem
14:18- NOR Goal: Wagner (10), Whitney
18:14- NOR Goal (PPG): Friberg (13), Gagne & Etem
Penalties
2:28- HER Penalty: Deschamps for Slashing (2:00)
10:32- HER Penalty: Strachan for Boarding (2:00)
14:18- HER Penalty: Bench Minor for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (Served by Walker) (2:00)
16:55- HER Penalty: Byers for Boarding (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
0:47- HER Penalty: Latta for Roughing (2:00)
20:00- HER Penalty: Byers for Hooking (2:00)
20:00- HER Penalty: Byers Misconduct for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (10:00)
20:00- HER Penalty: Wellar Misconduct for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (10:00)
Recap
I don't really know what to say about this game, other then the Bears had some really bad luck with penalties. The 1st period started off with 4 penalties on 2 people. Hershey's Patrick Wellar was charged with fighting and unsportsmanlike conduct, and Norfolk's Zack Stortini was charged with the same. At the 7:52 mark, Norfolk's Charles Sarault was charged with tripping. Right before the power play ended, Hershey got on the board. Michael Latta scored his 9th of the season, from Nicolas Deschamps & Brandon Segal. At the 11:33 mark, Norfolk's Dave Steckel was charged with hooking. 17 seconds before the period ended, Hershey was charged with a bench minor for too many men. Hershey had a 9-5 shot advantage after the 1st.
This is where the Bears' luck ran out. At the 2:28 mark of the 2nd, Hershey's Nicolas Deschamps was charged with slashing. At the 9:46 mark, Norfolk tied it up. Andre Petersson scored his 18th of the season, from Charles Sarault & Emerson Etem. Around 45 seconds later, Hershey's Tyson Strachan was charged with boarding. 4 minutes later, Norfolk took the lead on a goal that was controversial. Chris Wagner scored his 10th of the season, from Steven Whitney. However, during that time, Hershey's Nate Schmidt was tripped and injured on the play. There was no call. At that same time, Hershey got a bench minor for unsportsmanlike conduct. 2 and a half minutes later, Hershey's Dane Byers was charged with boarding. Norfolk made it 3-1 on that power play. Max Friberg scored his 13th of the season, from Kevin Gagne & Emerson Etem (2nd assist of the game). Hershey had the 17-15 shot advantage after this period.
There was only a couple happenings in the 3rd period, and the first one was early. At the 0:47 mark, Hershey's Michael Latta was charged with roughing. At the end of the game, the Bears were charged with 3 penalties. Dane Byers was charged with hooking and got a misconduct for unsportsmanlike conduct. Patrick Wellar also got a misconduct for unsportsmanlike conduct. Hershey finished with the 24-21 shot advantage. Hershey's next game is against the Syracuse Crunch on Friday. Game time is at 7.
Friday, March 7, 2014
Hershey Bears 3, Norfolk Admirals 2 (3/7/14)
Box Score
Hershey (29-21-3-4) at Norfolk (31-18-1-7)
Norfolk Scope: Norfolk, VA
Goalies: Leggio (15-15-3, 2.79) vs. Gibson (17-12-4, 2.28)
1st Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
12:30- HER Penalty: Byers for Slashing (2:00)
16:58- NOR Penalty: Yonkman for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
2:25- NOR Goal: Smith-Pelly (21), Petersson & Parent
4:14- HER Goal: Latta (8), Byers & Schmidt
8:46- HER Goal (PPG): Wellman (15), Schmidt & Taffe
Penalties
7:55- NOR Penalty: Eminger for Hooking (2:00)
16:18- HER Penalty: Brouillette for Delay of Game (2:00)
19:13- NOR Penalty: Steckel for Cross-Checking (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
13:15- HER Goal: Byers (11), Latta & Brouillette
19:54- NOR Goal: Friberg (12), Laganiere & Eminger
Penalties
No Penalties
Shots
HER: 7-12-5=24
NOR: 9-10-14=33
Recap
The losing streak is over! Great to see the win happen against a good team like this. The 1st period didn't have much going on. At the 12:30 mark, Hershey's Dane Byers was charged with slashing. At the 16:58 mark, Norfolk's Nolan Yonkman was charged with unsportsmanlike conduct. After the 1st, Norfolk had a 9-7 lead in shots.
The 2nd period had more going on. At the 2:25 mark, Norfolk got on the board. Devante Smith-Pelly scored his 21st of the year, from Andre Petersson & Ryan Parent. Less than 2 minutes later, Hershey tied it up. Michael Latta scored his 8th of the season, from Dane Byers & Nate Schmidt. At the 7:55 mark, Norfolk's Steve Eminger was charged with hooking. Hershey would take advantage to take a 2-1 lead. Casey Wellman scored his 15th of the season, from Nate Schmidt (2nd assist of the night) & Jeff Taffe. At the 16:18 mark, Hershey's Julien Brouillette was charged with delay of game. To finish the period, at the 19:13 mark, Dave Steckel was charged with cross-checking. The shot advantage was tied at 19 after the 2nd.
The 3rd period didn't have any penalties, but it had two goals. At the 13:15 mark, Hershey made it a two goal game. Dane Byers scored his 11th of the season (2nd point of the night), from Michael Latta (2nd point of the night) & Julien Brouillette. 6 seconds before the end of the game, Norfolk got it to 3-2. Max Friberg scored his 12th of the season, from Antoine Laganiere & Steve Eminger. Norfolk finished with the shot advantage at 33-24. David Leggio had a strong performance with his 31 saves. Hershey will look to start a winning streak tomorrow night, as they once again play the Norfolk Admirals. Game time is at 7:15.
Hershey (29-21-3-4) at Norfolk (31-18-1-7)
Norfolk Scope: Norfolk, VA
Goalies: Leggio (15-15-3, 2.79) vs. Gibson (17-12-4, 2.28)
1st Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
12:30- HER Penalty: Byers for Slashing (2:00)
16:58- NOR Penalty: Yonkman for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
2:25- NOR Goal: Smith-Pelly (21), Petersson & Parent
4:14- HER Goal: Latta (8), Byers & Schmidt
8:46- HER Goal (PPG): Wellman (15), Schmidt & Taffe
Penalties
7:55- NOR Penalty: Eminger for Hooking (2:00)
16:18- HER Penalty: Brouillette for Delay of Game (2:00)
19:13- NOR Penalty: Steckel for Cross-Checking (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
13:15- HER Goal: Byers (11), Latta & Brouillette
19:54- NOR Goal: Friberg (12), Laganiere & Eminger
Penalties
No Penalties
Shots
HER: 7-12-5=24
NOR: 9-10-14=33
Recap
The losing streak is over! Great to see the win happen against a good team like this. The 1st period didn't have much going on. At the 12:30 mark, Hershey's Dane Byers was charged with slashing. At the 16:58 mark, Norfolk's Nolan Yonkman was charged with unsportsmanlike conduct. After the 1st, Norfolk had a 9-7 lead in shots.
The 2nd period had more going on. At the 2:25 mark, Norfolk got on the board. Devante Smith-Pelly scored his 21st of the year, from Andre Petersson & Ryan Parent. Less than 2 minutes later, Hershey tied it up. Michael Latta scored his 8th of the season, from Dane Byers & Nate Schmidt. At the 7:55 mark, Norfolk's Steve Eminger was charged with hooking. Hershey would take advantage to take a 2-1 lead. Casey Wellman scored his 15th of the season, from Nate Schmidt (2nd assist of the night) & Jeff Taffe. At the 16:18 mark, Hershey's Julien Brouillette was charged with delay of game. To finish the period, at the 19:13 mark, Dave Steckel was charged with cross-checking. The shot advantage was tied at 19 after the 2nd.
The 3rd period didn't have any penalties, but it had two goals. At the 13:15 mark, Hershey made it a two goal game. Dane Byers scored his 11th of the season (2nd point of the night), from Michael Latta (2nd point of the night) & Julien Brouillette. 6 seconds before the end of the game, Norfolk got it to 3-2. Max Friberg scored his 12th of the season, from Antoine Laganiere & Steve Eminger. Norfolk finished with the shot advantage at 33-24. David Leggio had a strong performance with his 31 saves. Hershey will look to start a winning streak tomorrow night, as they once again play the Norfolk Admirals. Game time is at 7:15.
Sunday, March 2, 2014
Charlotte Checkers 6, Hershey Bears 3 (3/2/14)
Box Score
Hershey (29-20-3-4) vs. Charlotte (25-26-1-2)
Giant Center: Hershey, PA
Goalies: Leggio (15-14-3, 2.72) vs. Peters (2-1-1, 1.97)
1st Period
Scoring
19:57- CHA Goal (PPG): Terry (19), Palushaj & Murphy
Penalties
8:27- HER Penalty: Wey for Tripping (2:00)
10:51- CHA Penalty: Staal for Tripping (2:00)
16:24- CHA Penalty: Terry for Roughing (2:00)
18:25- HER Penalty: Potulny for Hooking (2:00)
19:29- HER Penalty: Byers for Boarding (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
7:33- CHA Goal (PPG): Flood (13), Jordan & Rask
10:15- CHA Goal: Murphy (1), Bre. Sutter & Nemisz
16:23- HER Goal: Taffe (17), Wey & Brouillette
Penalties
5:35- HER Penalty: Latta for Slashing (2:00)
10:15- HER Penalty: Bench Minor for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (Served by LeBlanc) (2:00)
10:15- HER Penalty: Game Misconduct for Coach Mike Haviland (10:00)
18:06- CHA Penalty: Marquardt for Interference (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
7:08- HER Goal: Watkins (9), Strachan & Hillen
7:47- CHA Goal: Boychuk (25), Palushaj & Dolan
15:13- CHA Goal (PPG): Boychuk (26), Terry & Palushaj
16:45- HER Goal: Stoa (12), Galiev & Hillen
19:58- CHA Goal (EN): Boychuk (27), Dolan
Penalties
11:32- CHA Penalty: Palushaj for Hooking (2:00)
14:09- HER Penalty: Segal for Tripping (2:00)
Shots
HER: 12-15-13=40
CHA: 7-10-9=26
Recap
6 in a row. This game was a really odd one. Starting it off, at the 8:27 mark, Hershey's Patrick Wey was charged with tripping. About two and a half minutes later, Charlotte's Jared Staal was charged with tripping. At the 16:24 mark, Charlotte's Chris Terry was charged with roughing. Within a minute of each other, the Bears got two penalties. Ryan Potulny was charged with hooking, and Dane Byers was charged with boarding. On the 5-on-3 power play, and with 2.9 seconds left, Charlotte got on the board. Chris Terry scored his 18th of the season, from Aaron Palushaj & Ryan Murphy. Hershey had the 12-7 shot advantage after the 1st.
The 2nd period was a strange one. At the 5:35 mark, Hershey's Michael Latta was charged with slashing. 2 seconds before the power play would end, Charlotte made it 2-0. Mark Flood scored his 13th of the season, from Michal Jordan & Victor Rask. This is where it got weird. A negated icing call led to Charlotte taking a 3-0 lead. Ryan Murphy scored his 1st of the season, from Brett Sutter & Greg Nemisz. Hershey's coach, Mike Haviland, wanted an explanation for the negated icing call. The ref, David Banfield (who will now be the most hated referee in Hershey), decided that Haviland was being unsportsmanlike, and threw him out of the game. Haviland got a game misconduct, and the Bears got a bench minor for unsportsmanlike conduct. 6 minutes later, skating with anger, the Bears got on the board. Jeff Taffe scored his 17th of the season, from Patrick Wey & Julien Brouillette. To end the period, at the 18:06 mark, Charlotte's Matt Marquardt was charged with interference. Going into the 3rd period, the Bears had a 27-17 shot advantage.
At the 7:08 mark of the 3rd period, the Bears got it to within one. Matt Watkins scored his 9th of the year, from Tyson Strachan & Jack Hillen. 39 seconds later, Charlotte brought it back to a 2 goal lead. Zach Boychuk scored his 25th of the year, from Aaron Palushaj (2nd assist of the game) & Sean Dolan. 4 minutes later, Charlotte's Aaron Palushaj was charged with hooking. 2 and a half minutes later, Hershey's Brandon Segal was charged with tripping. On that power play, Charlotte made it 5-2. Zach Boychuk scored his 26th of the year (2nd goal of the game), from Chris Terry & Aaron Palushaj (3rd assist of the game). At the 16:45 mark, Hershey got it to 5-3. Ryan Stoa scored his 12th of the season, from Stanislav Galiev & Jack Hillen (2nd assist of the game). With 2 seconds left, Charlotte got an empty netter. Zach Boychuk scored his 27th of the season (hat trick), from Sean Dolan. Hershey finished with the 40-26 shot advantage. Hershey will look to break its losing streak on Friday, as they play against the Norfolk Admirals. Game time is at 7:30.
Hershey (29-20-3-4) vs. Charlotte (25-26-1-2)
Giant Center: Hershey, PA
Goalies: Leggio (15-14-3, 2.72) vs. Peters (2-1-1, 1.97)
1st Period
Scoring
19:57- CHA Goal (PPG): Terry (19), Palushaj & Murphy
Penalties
8:27- HER Penalty: Wey for Tripping (2:00)
10:51- CHA Penalty: Staal for Tripping (2:00)
16:24- CHA Penalty: Terry for Roughing (2:00)
18:25- HER Penalty: Potulny for Hooking (2:00)
19:29- HER Penalty: Byers for Boarding (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
7:33- CHA Goal (PPG): Flood (13), Jordan & Rask
10:15- CHA Goal: Murphy (1), Bre. Sutter & Nemisz
16:23- HER Goal: Taffe (17), Wey & Brouillette
Penalties
5:35- HER Penalty: Latta for Slashing (2:00)
10:15- HER Penalty: Bench Minor for Unsportsmanlike Conduct (Served by LeBlanc) (2:00)
10:15- HER Penalty: Game Misconduct for Coach Mike Haviland (10:00)
18:06- CHA Penalty: Marquardt for Interference (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
7:08- HER Goal: Watkins (9), Strachan & Hillen
7:47- CHA Goal: Boychuk (25), Palushaj & Dolan
15:13- CHA Goal (PPG): Boychuk (26), Terry & Palushaj
16:45- HER Goal: Stoa (12), Galiev & Hillen
19:58- CHA Goal (EN): Boychuk (27), Dolan
Penalties
11:32- CHA Penalty: Palushaj for Hooking (2:00)
14:09- HER Penalty: Segal for Tripping (2:00)
Shots
HER: 12-15-13=40
CHA: 7-10-9=26
Recap
6 in a row. This game was a really odd one. Starting it off, at the 8:27 mark, Hershey's Patrick Wey was charged with tripping. About two and a half minutes later, Charlotte's Jared Staal was charged with tripping. At the 16:24 mark, Charlotte's Chris Terry was charged with roughing. Within a minute of each other, the Bears got two penalties. Ryan Potulny was charged with hooking, and Dane Byers was charged with boarding. On the 5-on-3 power play, and with 2.9 seconds left, Charlotte got on the board. Chris Terry scored his 18th of the season, from Aaron Palushaj & Ryan Murphy. Hershey had the 12-7 shot advantage after the 1st.
The 2nd period was a strange one. At the 5:35 mark, Hershey's Michael Latta was charged with slashing. 2 seconds before the power play would end, Charlotte made it 2-0. Mark Flood scored his 13th of the season, from Michal Jordan & Victor Rask. This is where it got weird. A negated icing call led to Charlotte taking a 3-0 lead. Ryan Murphy scored his 1st of the season, from Brett Sutter & Greg Nemisz. Hershey's coach, Mike Haviland, wanted an explanation for the negated icing call. The ref, David Banfield (who will now be the most hated referee in Hershey), decided that Haviland was being unsportsmanlike, and threw him out of the game. Haviland got a game misconduct, and the Bears got a bench minor for unsportsmanlike conduct. 6 minutes later, skating with anger, the Bears got on the board. Jeff Taffe scored his 17th of the season, from Patrick Wey & Julien Brouillette. To end the period, at the 18:06 mark, Charlotte's Matt Marquardt was charged with interference. Going into the 3rd period, the Bears had a 27-17 shot advantage.
At the 7:08 mark of the 3rd period, the Bears got it to within one. Matt Watkins scored his 9th of the year, from Tyson Strachan & Jack Hillen. 39 seconds later, Charlotte brought it back to a 2 goal lead. Zach Boychuk scored his 25th of the year, from Aaron Palushaj (2nd assist of the game) & Sean Dolan. 4 minutes later, Charlotte's Aaron Palushaj was charged with hooking. 2 and a half minutes later, Hershey's Brandon Segal was charged with tripping. On that power play, Charlotte made it 5-2. Zach Boychuk scored his 26th of the year (2nd goal of the game), from Chris Terry & Aaron Palushaj (3rd assist of the game). At the 16:45 mark, Hershey got it to 5-3. Ryan Stoa scored his 12th of the season, from Stanislav Galiev & Jack Hillen (2nd assist of the game). With 2 seconds left, Charlotte got an empty netter. Zach Boychuk scored his 27th of the season (hat trick), from Sean Dolan. Hershey finished with the 40-26 shot advantage. Hershey will look to break its losing streak on Friday, as they play against the Norfolk Admirals. Game time is at 7:30.
Saturday, March 1, 2014
Charlotte Checkers 4, Hershey Bears 1 (3/1/14)
Box Score
Hershey (29-19-3-4) vs. Charlotte (24-26-1-2)
Giant Center: Hershey, PA
Goalies: Grubauer (11-7-1, 2.59), Leggio (15-14-3, 2.72) vs. Peters (1-1-1, 2.28)
1st Period
Scoring
3:00- CHA Goal: Boychuk (24), Rask & Staal
Penalties
5:18- CHA Penalty: Flood for Cross-Checking (2:00)
5:21- CHA Penalty: Jordan for Delay of Game (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
6:15- HER Goal: Stoa (11), Taffe & Gazley
8:41- CHA Goal: Bro. Sutter (6), Biega & Jordan
13:22- CHA Goal: Bre. Sutter (8), Terry & Rissanen
18:02- CHA Goal: Rask (10), Murphy
Penalties
1:51- CHA Penalty: Boychuk for Slashing (2:00)
14:43- CHA Penalty: Terry for High-Sticking (Double Minor) (4:00)
17:04- HER Penalty: Latta for Hooking (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
0:35- CHA Penalty: Biega for Hooking (2:00)
12:16- HER Penalty: Potulny for Boarding (2:00)
14:22- CHA Penalty: Flood for Delay of Game (2:00)
15:57- HER Penalty: Brouillette for Slashing (2:00)
Shots
HER: 16-7-7=30
CHA: 7-13-12=32
Recap
5 losses in a row. 0-for-6 on the power play. This has been a rough couple weeks for this team. Charlotte started their scoring early. At the 3:00 mark, Zach Boychuk scored his 24th of the season, from Victor Rask & Jared Staal. A couple minutes later, two penalties were given to Charlotte. Mark Flood was charged with cross-checking, and Michal Jordan was charged with delay of game. Hershey couldn't take advantage. Hershey had a 16-7 shot advantage after the 1st.
At the 1:51 mark of the 2nd period, Charlotte's Zach Boychuk was charged with slashing. Around 4 and a half minutes later, Hershey tied it up. Ryan Stoa scored his 11th of the season, from Jeff Taffe and Dustin Gazley. Around 2 and a half minutes later, Charlotte took the lead again. Brody Sutter scored his 6th of the season, from Dan Biega & Michal Jordan. At the 13:22 mark, Charlotte increased their lead to 2. Brett Sutter scored his 8th of the season, from Chris Terry & Rasmus Rissanen. Around a minute later, Charlotte's Chris Terry was charged with a double minor for high-sticking. Hershey couldn't take advantage, and the power play was taken away at the 17:04 mark when Michael Latta was charged with hooking. To finish the period, at the 18:02 mark, Charlotte made it 4-1. Victor Rask scored his 10th of the season, from Ryan Murphy. Philipp Grubauer was taken out for David Leggio at this point. Hershey still had the shot advantage at 23-20.
The 3rd period had only penalties. 35 seconds in, Charlotte's Dan Biega was charged with hooking. At the 12:16 mark, Hershey's Ryan Potulny was charged with boarding. 2 minutes later, Charlotte's Mark Flood was charged with delay of game. To finish the game, at the 15:57 mark, Hershey's Julien Brouillette was charged with slashing. Charlotte finished with the 32-30 shot advantage. Hershey will look to try to break their losing streak once again against Charlotte tomorrow. Game time is at 4.
Hershey (29-19-3-4) vs. Charlotte (24-26-1-2)
Giant Center: Hershey, PA
Goalies: Grubauer (11-7-1, 2.59), Leggio (15-14-3, 2.72) vs. Peters (1-1-1, 2.28)
1st Period
Scoring
3:00- CHA Goal: Boychuk (24), Rask & Staal
Penalties
5:18- CHA Penalty: Flood for Cross-Checking (2:00)
5:21- CHA Penalty: Jordan for Delay of Game (2:00)
2nd Period
Scoring
6:15- HER Goal: Stoa (11), Taffe & Gazley
8:41- CHA Goal: Bro. Sutter (6), Biega & Jordan
13:22- CHA Goal: Bre. Sutter (8), Terry & Rissanen
18:02- CHA Goal: Rask (10), Murphy
Penalties
1:51- CHA Penalty: Boychuk for Slashing (2:00)
14:43- CHA Penalty: Terry for High-Sticking (Double Minor) (4:00)
17:04- HER Penalty: Latta for Hooking (2:00)
3rd Period
Scoring
No Goals
Penalties
0:35- CHA Penalty: Biega for Hooking (2:00)
12:16- HER Penalty: Potulny for Boarding (2:00)
14:22- CHA Penalty: Flood for Delay of Game (2:00)
15:57- HER Penalty: Brouillette for Slashing (2:00)
Shots
HER: 16-7-7=30
CHA: 7-13-12=32
Recap
5 losses in a row. 0-for-6 on the power play. This has been a rough couple weeks for this team. Charlotte started their scoring early. At the 3:00 mark, Zach Boychuk scored his 24th of the season, from Victor Rask & Jared Staal. A couple minutes later, two penalties were given to Charlotte. Mark Flood was charged with cross-checking, and Michal Jordan was charged with delay of game. Hershey couldn't take advantage. Hershey had a 16-7 shot advantage after the 1st.
At the 1:51 mark of the 2nd period, Charlotte's Zach Boychuk was charged with slashing. Around 4 and a half minutes later, Hershey tied it up. Ryan Stoa scored his 11th of the season, from Jeff Taffe and Dustin Gazley. Around 2 and a half minutes later, Charlotte took the lead again. Brody Sutter scored his 6th of the season, from Dan Biega & Michal Jordan. At the 13:22 mark, Charlotte increased their lead to 2. Brett Sutter scored his 8th of the season, from Chris Terry & Rasmus Rissanen. Around a minute later, Charlotte's Chris Terry was charged with a double minor for high-sticking. Hershey couldn't take advantage, and the power play was taken away at the 17:04 mark when Michael Latta was charged with hooking. To finish the period, at the 18:02 mark, Charlotte made it 4-1. Victor Rask scored his 10th of the season, from Ryan Murphy. Philipp Grubauer was taken out for David Leggio at this point. Hershey still had the shot advantage at 23-20.
The 3rd period had only penalties. 35 seconds in, Charlotte's Dan Biega was charged with hooking. At the 12:16 mark, Hershey's Ryan Potulny was charged with boarding. 2 minutes later, Charlotte's Mark Flood was charged with delay of game. To finish the game, at the 15:57 mark, Hershey's Julien Brouillette was charged with slashing. Charlotte finished with the 32-30 shot advantage. Hershey will look to try to break their losing streak once again against Charlotte tomorrow. Game time is at 4.
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