GDT: [B] Game 16 | Bingo@Hershey | November 14th, 2010 | 5:00 pm | Team1430

[ThatWasNoAccident]

REVENGE - A DISH BEST SERVED COLD

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(7-6-1-1)-------------------(8-5-0-1)



Giant Center, Hershey

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Last Game: The B-Sens are coming off a 4-3 loss to the Toronto Marlies at home last night. The Bears defeated the Syracuse Crunch 3-0 in Syracuse last night.





Team Leaders

Bobby Butler (12)	GOALS	Andrew Gordon (10)
Corey Locke (16)	ASSISTS	Keith Aucoin (13)
Corey Locke (22)	POINTS	Andrew Gordon (22)
O'Brien/Condra(+5)	PLUS MINUS	Sean Collins/Andrew Gordon(+11)
Francis Lessard (83)	PIM	Grant McNeill (30)
Ryan Keller (57)	Shots	Andrew Gordon (62)

Lineups (Based on last game - otherwise please advise if you know them and I will update as game progresses.)
Senators

Left Wing	Center	Right Wing
Roman Wick	Jim O'Brien	Erik Condra
Colin Greening	Corey Locke	Bobby Butler
Mike Hoffman	Zack Smith	Ryan Keller
Cody Bass	David Dziurzynski	Francis Lessard

Left Defense	Right Defense
Craig Schira	Andre Benoit
Geoff Kinrade	Eric Gryba
Patrick Weircioch	Derek Smith

Bears

Left Wing	Center	Right Wing
Andrew Gordon	Mathieu Perreault	Brian Willsie
Kyle Greentree	Jay Beagle	Francois Bouchard
Boyd Kane	Andrew Joudrey	Steve Pinizzotto
Grant McNeill	Ashton Rome	Dmitri Kugryshev

Left Defense	Right Defense
Patrick McNeill	Brian Fahey
Sheldon Souray	Sean Collins
Lawrence Nycholat	Zach Miskovic

Goalies: (13th) Barry Brust (2.42 GAA, 0.928 SV%) vs (unranked) Semyon Varmalov

Injuries/Healthy Scratches

Binghamton

Recent Transactions 11/08/2010 Mike Brodeur (G) Binghamton ADD Reassigned by Ottawa (NHL) from Elmira (ECHL) 11/08/2010 Patrick Coulombe (D) Binghamton DEL Released from PTO 11/08/2010 Zack Smith (C) Binghamton ADD Returned on loan from Ottawa (NHL) 11/07/2010 Tim Spencer (LW) Binghamton ADD Recalled from loan to Elmira (ECHL)

Mike Brodeur (concussion), Kaspars Daugavins healthy, Corey Cowick (Elmira/Upper Body), Jason Bailey (healthy), Tim Spencer (healthy)

Hershey

Recent Transactions 11/11/2010 Phil Oreskovic (D) Hershey ADD Signed to PTO (NHL) 11/10/2010 Marcus Johansson (C) Hershey DEL Recalled from loan by Washington (NHL) 11/10/2010 Dmitri Kugryshev (RW) Hershey ADD Reassigned by Washington (NHL) from South Carolina (ECHL) 11/10/2010 Semyon Varlamov (G) Hershey ADD Loaned from Washington (NHL)

Coverage Game updates, latest news, line combos, game reactions - Joy has it all http://twitter.com/PSBJoyOnTheSens - Follow her! Joy Linday's Blog Donald Rieber Jr, Binghamton Senators Examiner Don has been a Binghamton Senators fan since their inception in 2002. He has been a season ticket holder for the last four years. Don covered high school sports for an area weekly newspaper company for five years. You can reach Don at DRieber@stny.rr.com. Please drop a comment on Don's articles so we can give him some appreciation for the job he does. Tim Leone - Bears writer for pennlive.com. He's another one of those tweet-maybe-twice-a-week types.http://twitter.com/#!/timleone BEARS TAKE ON BINGHAMTON SUNDAY AT 5:00 P.M. Originally Posted by hersheybears.com 11/14/2010 - HERSHEY wraps up three games in as many nights Sunday, welcoming the Binghamton Senators for the first time in 2010-11. Faceoff is at 5:00 p.m. Goaltender Dany Sabourin made 24 saves Saturday night to become the first HERSHEY goalie to post a shutout, as the BEARS won 3-0 at Syracuse. Ashton Rome picked up the game-winning goal with a second period strike against Syracuse backstop J.P. Levasseur, and Andrew Gordon added a power play goal late in the second for insurance. Brian Willsie earned a goal in the third period, and also contributed an assist Saturday night. With the win, the BEARS improved to 8-5-0-1, with two wins coming at the War Memorial against the Crunch. Sabourin has three wins this season, two of which have come at the War Memorial. (read more) Hershey Bears blank Syracuse Crunch 3-0 Originally Posted by pennlive.com Hershey Bears goalie Dany Sabourin gave himself and his team a lift Saturday night at Onondaga County War Memorial in Syracuse, N.Y. A day after his late gaffe led to a game-winning goal by the Toronto Marlies, Sabourin rebounded with a 24-save shutout in a 3-0 victory over the Syracuse Crunch. Sabourin (3-5-0) has been dominant in two starts against Syracuse this season, going 2-0-0 and stopping 61 of 64 shots (.953 save percentage). His goals-against average against the Crunch is 1.48.(read more) Game Day No. 16 Originally Posted by Joy Lindsay, pressconnects.com Matchup: Binghamton Senators at Hershey Bears, 5 p.m., Giant Center, Hershey. Affiliations: Hershey is the American Hockey League affiliate of the Washington Capitals. Binghamton has been affiliated with the Ottawa Senators since 2002. Season series: Bears won the first meeting, 7-1, at Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena on Oct. 15. Standings: Through 15 games, the B-Sens are 7-6-1-1 (16 points), sitting fifth in the East Division and in a tie for eighth in the Eastern Conference. Through 14 games, the Bears are 8-5-0-1 (17 points), sitting fourth in the division just ahead of the B-Sens and in a tie for fifth in the conference. Notable: With Robin Lehner and Mike Brodeur both hurt, Barry Brust will start in goal for the B-Sens for the third time in less than three days. Zane Kalemba was signed to a professional tryout earlier today and will serve as Brust's backup. ... Semyon Varmalov is with the Bears on a conditioning assignment from the Capitals and is expected to start for them for the first time tonight. ... Top-line center Keith Aucoin, who is still tied for the Bears' scoring lead despite missing their past two games after suffering an injury last Sunday, will sit out again tonight. ... The Bears posted a preview for tonight's game that included this line: Suffering perhaps from a Penguin hangover, the Senators fell 4-3 on Saturday night to the Toronto Marlies. Meanwhile, the Marlies beat the Bears the night before. ... This is the first time the B-Sens are visiting Giant Center since the back-to-back defending Calder Cup champs raised their newest banner. The B-Sens have not played in Hershey since a 3-2 loss on March 28. ... Per Bears beat writer Tim Leone's pregame capsule, the Bears have gone 30-7-1-3 in their last 41 meetings with the B-Sens. Scoring leaders: Corey Locke (6 goals + 16 assists = 22 points) leads the B-Sens in points and assists, and is also leading the AHL in points. Rookie Bobby Butler (12G + 5A = 17) leads the team in goals and is also the league's leading goal scorer. Andre Benoit (2G + 12A) is third in team scoring with 14 points, Erik Condra (4G + 9A = 13) and Jim O'Brien (7G + 5A = 12) round out the Top 5, and Ryan Keller (6G + 4A) and Colin Greening (3G + 7A) are also into double digits with 10 points apiece. Andrew Gordon (8G + 10A) has moved into a tie with Aucoin (5G + 13A) atop the Bears' scoring chart with 18 points. Kyle Greentree (7G + 8A) and Brian Willsie (7G + 8A) each have 15, and Lawrence Nycholat (1G + 10A = 11) and Boyd Kane (6G + 4A = 10) round out their double-digit scorers. Goalies: Brust (5-5-1, 2.57 goals-against average, .922 save percentage) will make his third straight start for the B-Sens. Varmalov is expected to make his first start on his conditioning assignment with the Bears. In two games with the Capitals this season, he is 0-1-0 with a 2.90 GAA and .900 save percentage. Forward lines: Due to a possible injury to Zack Smith last night and the fact that coach Kurt Kleinendorst said before the weekend Cody Bass would only play two of the three games, I'm not too confident I know what the third and fourth lines will be. I imagine the top two will stay Colin Greening-Corey Locke-Bobby Butler and Roman Wick-Jim O'Brien-Erik Condra. For the Bears, it will be Willsie-Mathieu Perreault-Gordon, Greentree-Jay Beagle-Francois Bouchard, Kane-Andrew Joudrey-Steve Pinizzotto and Grant McNeill-Ashton Rome-Dmitri Kugryshev. UPDATE: Per Bears play-by-play man John Walton's tweet, the B-Sens' scratches will be Brodeur, Lehner and forwards Jason Bailey, Tim Spencer and Kaspars Daugavins. So I guess Bass and Z. Smith will both play. D pairings: B-Sens stuck with these last night, except when they put Benoit and Derek Smith out together on big offensive pushes: Craig Schira-Benoit; Patrick Wiercioch-D. Smith; Geoff Kinrade-Eric Gryba. Not sure about D pairings for the Bears. Twitter: I will be live tweeting the game as @PSBJoyOnTheSens, but not as thoroughly as usual because I will not be in attendance. You can also follow the teams' Twitter accounts (@BSens_Hockey and @TheHersheyBears), Leone (@timleone) and Walton (@jwaltonhockey) for live game updates. Goaltender Kalemba signs PTO with Binghamton Postgame Wrapup Originally Posted by Joy Lindsay's Blog As you may have been able to guess, the B-Sens were a pretty happy bunch after tonight's 5-1 win over the division-leading Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins. Coach Kurt Kleinendorst didn't really have a single positive thing to say about Wednesday night's 6-4 loss to the Rochester Americans, and tonight was exactly the opposite, as the team really responded to that loss with a great all-around effort. "We played the way we are capable of playing," he said. "We came in and beat Wilkes-Barre at their own game, I guess would probably be the best way to put it. We were honest, we were competing, we were winning battles, our penalty killers were very determined, our power play was very sharp, guys were changing at the right time. There were no shortcuts, no passengers. I've always said it's a process, never said it was going to be easy, but I think we're starting to see that we're more consistent now. We're still going to have some games that we're not really happy about, that will be a part of our game, but I think we're starting to see more games where we're playing pretty well as opposed to not playing very well."(read more) Game No. 15: Marlies 4, B-Sens 3 Originally Posted by Joy Lindsay, pressconnects.com Pre-Game Concourse more crowded when I got here than I've seen it before. Already see a lot of people sporting those Jerry D'Amigo T-shirts in the crowd. It's funny to think that not many people get the opportunity to do what D'Amigo is doing tonight, as most players' hometowns are either too small to house a pro team or so big that there are a ton of people from there and having one come home isn't a big deal. I'm sitting in between the cameras again tonight, but with this game being televised, it's a bit more of a mess. If I stop blogging, it means I got hit in the head and passed out, haha.(read more) Postgame wrapup Originally Posted by Joy Lindsay, pressconnects.com After a game that was sloppy at worst, unlucky at best, and primarily won in the first 4:09 of the first period, here's what the B-Sens had to say: Coach Kurt Kleinendorst On where the game was lost: "I think we should just play them all on the road. Throw out the first five minutes, and we played 55 minutes of really good hockey. I don't even know that we weren't ready for the first five. I mean, it didn't look like we were, but they came out awfully hard, and we didn't meet their energy. We didn't play the way that we really needed to play coming out in our building, at home, in front of a great crowd, against a very good team. It was the five minutes that, end the end of the day, bit us in the rear."(read more) Lethargic start leads to B-Sens' loss Originally Posted by Joy Lindsay, pressconnects.com Jerry D'Amigo's professional debut at Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena proved to be a triumphant one, as the 19-year-old Binghamton native picked up an assist on the game-winning goal Saturday night in the Toronto Marlies' 4-3 victory over the Senators. A season-high 4,239 fans were in attendance to see the hometown pro hockey player, and the mob of supporters waiting for autographs and pictures after the game was just as surreal for D'Amigo as playing at the rink where he often attended games throughout his childhood.(read more) Game Day No. 15 D’Amigo earns assist in win over Binghamton Originally Posted by Don Rieber, examiner.com One night after beating the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins, the top team in the AHL, the Binghamton Senators dropped a tough 4-3 loss to the Toronto Marlies on Saturday. Hometown product Jerry D’Amigo got an assist on the final Marlies goal, which came 2:34into the third period and ended up being the difference in the game.(read more) Binghamton @ Hershey: Before the puck drops Originally Posted by Don Reiber, examiner.com [B]Sunday’s opponent: The Hershey Bears are the AHL affiliate of the Washington Capitals. Binghamton has been affiliated with the Ottawa Senators since 2002. Head-to-head: This is the second of eight meetings this season between these two squads. Binghamton lost 7-1 at home on October 15th. Standings: Binghamton is fifth in the Eastern Conference’s East Division with a record of 7-6-1-1 (16 points). Hershey is fourth in the division with a record of 8-5-0-1 (17 points). Binghamton is 3-2-0-1 on the road, while the Bears have a 3-3-0-0 record at home. Binghamton by the numbers: The B-Sens are averaging 3.20 goals-per- game, through 15 games (ranked 8th). They have allowed an average of 2.93 goals-per-game (ranked 20th). They are 15-for-76 on the power- play this season, 19.7%, (ranked 7th). The B-Sens’ have given up 12 goals on 66 chances on the penalty kill, 81.8% (ranked 18th). Hershey by the numbers: The Bears are averaging 3.71 goals-per-game, through 14 games, (ranked 3rd). They have allowed 2.64 goals-per-game, (ranked 10th). The team is 15-for-77 on the power-play, 19.5% (ranked 9th). The Hershey penalty kill has allowed 14 goals in 75 chances against 81.3%, (ranked 20th). Binghamton Ice Chips: Corey Locke is the AHL’s leading scorer with 22 points (6 goals, 16 assists). He is leading Rochester’s Michal Repik by one point. Bobby Butler was held without a point in Saturday’s loss to the Marlies. It was his first game without a point in the month of November. Assuming Robin Lehner is 100%, he will get the start in goal against Hershey. Barry Brust went 1-1 in back-to-back contests on Friday and Saturday. Hershey Ice Chips: The Bears jumped ahead of Binghamton in the standings Saturday, by virtue of their 3-0 shutout in Syracuse. Not surprisingly, Keith Aucoin leads his team in points with 19, which places him fourth in the league overall. His 14 assists place him third. Perennial B-Sens killer Alexandre Giroux, who spent four of the last five seasons in Hershey, is now playing for the Oklahoma City Barons.

Cheer Zone GO B-SENS GO!!!

[ThatWasNoAccident]

Sorry thread sucks - I lost my cell phone at wal-mart and have been there looking for it since 11 am. I just got back now - going to have dinner then I'll update the GDT.

[ZekeA]

Bears 1.

Sens 0

70 sec in

[aragorn]

Is that correct that KK has David Dziurzynski playing centre instead of Cody Bass on the 4th line & Bass is playing left wing on the 4th line? Seems odd unless the Murrays see something in this guy that he could be a 4th line centre down the road, he is a project afterall.

[OmniSens]

Any stream for this one?

[itscameron]

2-0 for Bears

[ZekeA]

Bears 2

9:25

Bears 3

8:40

Bears 4

forget this game.............................

Sens 0

[ThatWasNoAccident]

Originally Posted by OmniSens

Any stream for this one?

just radio...4-0 now

[Ghost in the Shell]

Brust is a bust.

[Fenix Rises 2026]

Who was in net for bingo?

[OmniSens]

Originally Posted by MaindotC

just radio...4-0 now

nevermind

[Gil Gunderson]

Wiercioch a -3......damn.

[source]

Send Brust to the ECHL!

[ThatWasNoAccident]

Originally Posted by I Saw the Replay

Brust is a bust.

3 straight starts in 3 days - give the guy a break. Maybe if Lehner wasn't such a ***** he could have given Brust a break, but it would be 10-0 now instead of 5-0 if Lehner was in net.

[The Great Below]

Hershey is a dynasty in the AHL

[ZekeA]

Bears 5


+_)(*&^%$#+_)(*&^%(*&^%*&^%

[Fenix Rises 2026]

They've got Varlamov in net? That's just ridiculous.

[Gil Gunderson]

Originally Posted by MaindotC

3 straight starts in 3 days - give the guy a break. Maybe if Lehner wasn't such a ***** he could have given Brust a break, but it would be 10-0 now instead of 5-0 if Lehner was in net.

Yeah because playing Brust 3 games in a row sure is a better alternative then having Lehner come in.

The kid is still a rookie. Take a chance on him rather than watch the supposed #1 get lit up by more than half of the shots taken.

[Fenix Rises 2026]

Wow. This is bloody embarassing.

[metalfoot]

Ouch. This is awful.

[ThatWasNoAccident]

Originally Posted by rodwan553

Yeah because playing Brust 3 games in a row sure is a better alternative then having Lehner come in.

The kid is still a rookie. Take a chance on him rather than watch the supposed #1 get lit up by more than half of the shots taken.

I would RATHER Lehner be in net so HE can get shelled but he's sitting out with an "injury". Funny how this injury happens when he was slated to start. Now, Bingo had to sign a pick-up goalie to a PTO.

Hopefully these fights that are happening just now will slow down things - would be nice to get out of the 1st period with less than 10 goals scored against them.

[source]

Originally Posted by MaindotC

3 straight starts in 3 days - give the guy a break. Maybe if Lehner wasn't such a ***** he could have given Brust a break, but it would be 10-0 now instead of 5-0 if Lehner was in net.

Lehner must really suck then, considering there have been only 9 shots on goal.

[mianjo]

6-0 harshey

[metalfoot]

Lehner's sick or injured, isn't he?

[Ghost in the Shell]

Originally Posted by MaindotC

I would RATHER Lehner be in net so HE can get shelled but he's sitting out with an "injury". Funny how this injury happens when he was slated to start. Now, Bingo had to sign a pick-up goalie to a PTO.

Oh do shut up, if you know anything about Lehner it is that he is a fierce competitor. I'm sure he would have been willing to play, KK probably held him out. You've already made up in your mind that Lehner sucks, but suggesting he isn't committed is blasphemy.