Good example/Bad example

In the aftermath last night, forgot about Further Down on the Farm. The Sound Tigers can hope to take some hope from Odessa, which stayed alive with a 6-3 road win but still trails the series 3-2.

Welcome back the Hershey Bears

Wow. That’s Hershey: Capitalize on turnovers, use speed and transition, pick teams apart. From Goal 1 (Perreault coming down the wing with a step, finding the guy in front) on, the Bears did what they

Amateur tryout begins

Michael Davies gets his pro debut in a big spot. He’s a kid they’ve said they think can add some offense. He steps onto a team whose last three goals have come from defensemen stepping up. No

Morning reading/skate

Riding home last night, I was reminded that the AHL needs a good Latin motto. Happen to have thought of one a few years ago: “Quattuor Ludi in Quinque Noctibus.” Think I declined those correctly. If

What more can you do?

–Score a little more. This is a recording, BST-10. Three of their five goals are from defensemen. “Two goals are not going to beat these guys,” Jack Capuano said. –Stay out of the box. Dustin Kohn

Curve, strike one

At least in the Dewey Decimal System-arranged stacks, there are only about 15 hockey books in the Hershey Public Library. I can’t tell you how depressed that makes me. Anyway, I’ll get over it. The

Friday morning skate

Jack Capuano said before the skate that he’s “leaning toward” Nathan Lawson for tonight. Nothing in the skate made it appear that he’ll lean the other way; Lawson defended Bridgeport’s goal and was

Now do it again

High spirits before, during and after practice, it seemed. If there’s any hangover, it wasn’t apparent. The whole travel group skated, except for Brett Motherwell, who went back to Cincinnati this