ESP, Osmosis, Empathy?

Well, which is it? What gives?

When the Wild win, the Aeros win!
When the Wild loose, the Aeros loose!

Kalus/Jerina

Or so it seems to me...probably JUST coincidence ;-)!


Gillies/artandhockey

Last night's "Two Lone Rangers"

Gillies

and

Kalus

(on a PP) managed to score in the third,

upholding the Aeros' Honor vs 'last seeded' Chicago Wolves.

Ouzas

 "New" goalie Michael Ouzas made 13 respectable (afterall he had to travel, had to sit on the bench, had to get used to a new system/teammates-so he may have been a bit 'rusty') saves, after Khudobin was pulled. Alas, he had to 'eat the loss' after 'being thrown to Wolves', so to speak!

Was Khudobin showing off his speciality?

"When he is good, he is VERY, VERY good, when he is bad, he is...ahem, well! "

Of course he could've been pulled to conserve him for this afternoon's

 "Pooches Day game" at home! Who knows for sure, we are all just guessing.

But, when it comes to our team ;-) -

I'm with Janis Joplin and say "Stay with me, Baby"

 

The Aeros, surprisingly, had a strong come back in the third after non-events in 1. and 2.

'NUF SAID!

Interestingly,

Stars' Richard Bachman  (5th) ''outsaved' (to date),
followed by Rampage's Climie (6th)
and Aeros' Khudobin (7th).
Regretfully, none of our Aeros made it into the AHL's top 37 skaters list, as of today.

Forget about a spot on AHL's top scorer list or leader list.



Beaudoin and Locke/Trask

On the positive side, especially for his fans,

Mathieu Beaudoin (Nr. 6 in AHL top scorer list) having earned a

more than respectable 21 pts in 19 games.

and his Rampage are still firmly in the lead. 

Former Aeros' fan favorite Corey Locke, with 27 pts in 18 games, 

continues to 'own'  the AHL top scorer list's Nr. One spot.

So much for the morining morning of a sunny Sunday!

Go out there! Enjoy LIFE!