(Credit: Rockford IceHogs) |
Texas extended their point streak to four (2-0-1-1) with a seven-round shootout loss in Rockford on Saturday night. Ben Gleason and Jeremy Gregoire were the goal scorers for Texas, who scored each of those goals to take a lead, as opposed to playing from behind.
Adam Scheel got the start and stopped 29 through 65 minutes of action and 5 of 7 in the shootout. Arvid Soderblom collected the win with 20 stops in regulation and overtime and six stops in the shootout.
Here's the release:
The Texas Stars, American Hockey League affiliate of the NHL’s Dallas Stars, pushed its point streak to four games Saturday in a 3-2 shootout loss to the Rockford IceHogs at BMO Harris Bank Center.
Early in the opening frame, the Stars opened the scoring when Anthony Louis slid the puck across the crease to Ben Gleason, who tapped a shot past Arvid Soderblom. Joel L’Esperance extended his point streak to six games with a secondary assist on the goal and Texas carried that lead into the locker room after one.
Rockford tied the game at 1-1 when Michal Teply fired a shot past Adam Scheel from the slot just over eight minutes into the middle frame. Texas had an answer in the final minute of the period. Ryan Shea sent a shot from the point through traffic and Soderblom made the save, but Jeremy Gregiore buried the rebound with 40 seconds to play. It was Gregoire’s third goal of the current road trip.
The IceHogs were given their fourth power play opportunity midway through the third period and Teply scored again, evening the score at 2-2 with 8:39 remaining..
Following a scoreless overtime period, Rockford outlasted the Stars in a seven-round shootout, getting goals from Teply and Ian Mitchell, while Louis was the only Texas shooter to solve Soderblom.
Texas was unsuccessful on only one power play opportunity and saw its streak of five straight games with a power play goal snapped.
The Stars finish a six-game road trip at 7:00 p.m. against the Chicago Wolves at Allstate Arena.
Notes
Tonight's attendance was 3,042.
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