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Nr 3 * Kuemper |
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Nr 2 * Granlund |
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.Nr. 1 * Larssen |
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Justin Peters Nr. 35 |
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Darcy Kuemper Nr. 35 |
After the soso game two nights ago, this was a wild fast paced, exciting game between two worthy opponents. A funny little tidbit: Aeros Nr. 35 battled Checkers Nr. 35 (net minders) :-D.
Garnering for Kuemper in goal (finally - his fans were so pleased) the Nr. 3 * nomination as he stopped 30 of the 32 sogs with which the Checkers peppered him, even increasing the number in periods 2 and 3.
Considering that the Aeros Only shot 21 sogs on Justin Peters, making this a win in OT was - almost - a miracle. Tonight's Aeros defense was present and accounted for IMO.
Overall I really liked the quality of the game played by both teams. Fast, furious and (almost) no holds barred, even though IMO the Checkers managed to slide past a goaltender interference call or two, despite TWO referees, who called 6 penalties, one resulted in the PP goal by Granlund. Jordan and Medvec had at it to the pleasure of excited yelling and screaming fans, and sat in the box for roughing.
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Zac Dalpe (19 ) tries but defense and Kuemper hold him off |
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Tripping up a Checkerman ;-) |
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I am totally in awe over the speed, ice sense and well aimed passing that Granlund seems to toss off effortlessly.
On the other hand I felt Cuma lacked some umph tonight, despite doing yeoman's work checking Checkers (lol) opponents often, his slow and often short distance passing almost caused another goal by checkers! Yikes!
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Attacking the Aeros net | |
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Caught between Cuma and Kuemper
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And what a surprise to see Petersen (11), latterly with the Solar Bears, get his AHL goal in the first period with the help of McIntyre (26).
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Larsson whoops it up after his game winner goal |
And the game winner by Larsson (with Bagnall) about halfway through Overtime went over rather well to the 7 000 plus fans
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Celebration...well earned guys.! |
1 comment:
It was most definitely an entertaining and exciting game. I don't like trailing so often in SOG though. I love watching Kuemper...he seems to always be aware of where the puck is and he's fast moving up, down and sideways. Thanks for the great photos!
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