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getbak · 01-10-2014, 06:31 PM

Providence ties it despite BC controlling the play for most of the period.

Shortly after the goal, Arnold walks through about 3 Providence players and ends up taking a shot from his knees, which beats Gillies, but rings off the crossbar.

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1-1 at the end of one. Gillies with some good saves on a late BC PP. Gaudreau and Arnold were out for the whole 2 minutes, I believe.

Gilmour had a lot of ice time against Johnny and Billy, and Jankowski got some time on the PK at the end. I don't think all five Flames picks have been on the ice at the same time, but four have been a lot.

BC's goal came 2 seconds after a Gilmour penalty expired, so it was an ES goal, but Gilmour had no chance to get back into the play.

It's interesting to watch two teams who play such opposite styles. BC is all offense, and PC is very defensive with a few bursts up the ice.

01-10-2014, 06:31 PM	#838
getbak Franchise Player Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Calgary, AB Exp:	Providence ties it despite BC controlling the play for most of the period. Shortly after the goal, Arnold walks through about 3 Providence players and ends up taking a shot from his knees, which beats Gillies, but rings off the crossbar. ---------- 1-1 at the end of one. Gillies with some good saves on a late BC PP. Gaudreau and Arnold were out for the whole 2 minutes, I believe. Gilmour had a lot of ice time against Johnny and Billy, and Jankowski got some time on the PK at the end. I don't think all five Flames picks have been on the ice at the same time, but four have been a lot. BC's goal came 2 seconds after a Gilmour penalty expired, so it was an ES goal, but Gilmour had no chance to get back into the play. It's interesting to watch two teams who play such opposite styles. BC is all offense, and PC is very defensive with a few bursts up the ice. __________________ Turn up the good, turn down the suck! Last edited by getbak; 01-10-2014 at 06:43 PM.