CINCINNATI CYCLONES (7-5-5-1) vs. ELMIRA JACKALS (10-3-4-0)
DATE: Saturday, November 27, 2010
TIME: 7:35p.m.
SITE: First Arena - Elmira, NY
RADIO: None
WEBCAST: CyclonesHockey.com (American One)
NHL AFFILIATES
Cincinnati Cyclones: Florida Panthers, Nashville Predators
Elmira Jackals: Ottawa Senators, Anaheim Ducks
NEXT HOME GAME
Friday, December 3 – vs Kalamazoo, 7:30pm
Scout Night, Weiner Dog Race Night, Cyclones Poster Night, $1 John Morrell Hot Dogs
TONIGHT'S MATCHUP:
Tonight the first place Cyclones make their second stop along a three-city road trip as they face the Elmira Jackals for the final time in the 2010-11 Regular Season. While Cincinnati leads the all-time series with Elmira, 17-9-0-2, the Jackals lead the 2010-11 season series 2-0-1. The teams split a two-game, season-opening series back in October.
SCOUTING THE JACKALS:
Elmira leads the Atlantic Division with an 10-3-4-0 record fresh off a split against the Alaska Aces (they dropped a 5-3 decision last night). Malcolm Cameron’s club is 6-2-2 in their last 10 games. Justin Donati leads the Jackals in scoring, amassing 25 points (8 goals, 17 assists) in 17 games, giving him a tie for the ECHL lead in scoring. Marco Cousineau will be between the pipes for the Jackals tonight, sporting an 6-2-0 record with a 3.24 goals-against average. His six wins are tied for 2nd most of any ECHL goalie while his 722 minutes are tied for 4th most in the ECHL.
A GIFT FROM ABOVE: Tonight the Cyclones will face a Jackals team who are without some of their most dangerous weapons. Michael Dubuc and Oren Eizenman, both of whom rank in Elmira’s top 3 in scoring, have been called up to the AHL. Defenseman Patrick Coulombe has also been summoned to the Triple-A level; he has 12 points for the Jackals...including 3 against the Cyclones.
POINTS OF INTEREST: The ‘Clones have now earned a point in ten straight games...the longest such streak currently alive in the ECHL. They are 6-0-4 dating back to November 3, when they suffered their last regulation loss to Kalamazoo by a 4-3 final. Cincinnati has outscored its opponent 29-23 during this current stretch.
MULTI-GOAL GLORY: With Dustin Sproat’s pair of goals in Friday’s 4-3 OT loss at Reading, he joins Brett Robinson and Sam D’Agostino as the only Cyclones players this season to log a multi-goal game.
SEASON SERIES (4 Meetings - 1 Remaining)
Oct. 15 Cincinnati 3 at Elmira 7 Final
Oct. 16 Cincinnati 5 at Elmira 4 Final OT
Nov. 2 Elmira 4 at Cincinnati 2 Final
Nov. 27 Cincinnati at Elmira 7:35 pm EST
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November 27, 2010
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DATE: Saturday, November 27, 2010
TIME: 7:35p.m.
SITE: First Arena - Elmira, NY
RADIO: None
WEBCAST: CyclonesHockey.com (American One)
NHL AFFILIATES
Cincinnati Cyclones: Florida Panthers, Nashville Predators
Elmira Jackals: Ottawa Senators, Anaheim Ducks
NEXT HOME GAME
Friday, December 3 – vs Kalamazoo, 7:30pm
Scout Night, Weiner Dog Race Night, Cyclones Poster Night, $1 John Morrell Hot Dogs
TONIGHT'S MATCHUP:
Tonight the first place Cyclones make their second stop along a three-city road trip as they face the Elmira Jackals for the final time in the 2010-11 Regular Season. While Cincinnati leads the all-time series with Elmira, 17-9-0-2, the Jackals lead the 2010-11 season series 2-0-1. The teams split a two-game, season-opening series back in October.
SCOUTING THE JACKALS:
Elmira leads the Atlantic Division with an 10-3-4-0 record fresh off a split against the Alaska Aces (they dropped a 5-3 decision last night). Malcolm Cameron’s club is 6-2-2 in their last 10 games. Justin Donati leads the Jackals in scoring, amassing 25 points (8 goals, 17 assists) in 17 games, giving him a tie for the ECHL lead in scoring. Marco Cousineau will be between the pipes for the Jackals tonight, sporting an 6-2-0 record with a 3.24 goals-against average. His six wins are tied for 2nd most of any ECHL goalie while his 722 minutes are tied for 4th most in the ECHL.
A GIFT FROM ABOVE: Tonight the Cyclones will face a Jackals team who are without some of their most dangerous weapons. Michael Dubuc and Oren Eizenman, both of whom rank in Elmira’s top 3 in scoring, have been called up to the AHL. Defenseman Patrick Coulombe has also been summoned to the Triple-A level; he has 12 points for the Jackals...including 3 against the Cyclones.
POINTS OF INTEREST: The ‘Clones have now earned a point in ten straight games...the longest such streak currently alive in the ECHL. They are 6-0-4 dating back to November 3, when they suffered their last regulation loss to Kalamazoo by a 4-3 final. Cincinnati has outscored its opponent 29-23 during this current stretch.
MULTI-GOAL GLORY: With Dustin Sproat’s pair of goals in Friday’s 4-3 OT loss at Reading, he joins Brett Robinson and Sam D’Agostino as the only Cyclones players this season to log a multi-goal game.
SEASON SERIES (4 Meetings - 1 Remaining)
Oct. 15 Cincinnati 3 at Elmira 7 Final
Oct. 16 Cincinnati 5 at Elmira 4 Final OT
Nov. 2 Elmira 4 at Cincinnati 2 Final
Nov. 27 Cincinnati at Elmira 7:35 pm EST
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