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Cyclones Game Preview - Cincinnati vs. Evansville

November 28, 2012 - ECHL (ECHL)
Cincinnati Cyclones News Release


CINCINNATI CYCLONES (10-4-2-0)

vs.

EVANSVILLE ICEMEN (6-12-0-1)

DATE: Wednesday, November 28, 2012

TIME: 7:30pm ET

SITE: U.S. Bank Arena - Cincinnati, OH

WEBCAST: CyclonesHockey.com (America One)

NHL AFFILIATES

Cincinnati Cyclones: Florida Panthers, Nashville Predators

Evansville IceMen: Columbus Blue Jackets, St. Louis Blues

NEXT HOME GAME (After Tonight)

Friday, November 30 vs. Evansville IceMen - 7:30pm

BRIAN FOSTER ADULT T-SHIRT NIGHT

TONIGHT'S MATCHUP: With back-to-back wins under their belt, tonight the Cyclones welcome in the Evansville IceMen for the first of two straight battles at U.S. Bank Arena. Evansville squeaked out a 4-3 win over the Clones back on November 15 in the season series opener despite being heavily out-shot. They will meet a total of 13 times in 2012-13.

SCOUTING THE ICEMEN: Rich Kromm's club snapped its three-game losing skid on Saturday night by handing the Reading Royals their first defeat in 12 contests. Despite the win, Evansville still remains in the basement of the North Division and toward the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings with a record of 6-12-0-1. Veteran forwards Todd Robinson and Josh Beaulieu lead the IceMen offensively with 16 points (1 goal, 15 assists) and 14 points (7 goals, 7 assists) respectively. Of Robinson's 15 assists, 12 of them have come on the power play - which ranks him second best in the ECHL in that category. Former Cyclone Nathan Moon registered an assist in the first meeting this season and now ranks fourth on the team in scoring with 10 points (4 goals, 6 assists). Between the pipes, Paul Karpowich has earned Evansville's last two victories and owns a 3-5-0-1 record with a 3.33 goals-against average. Rob Madore, who earned the "W" over Cincinnati last time out, is 3-7-0 with a 3.21 GAA.

AHL Reinforcements Arrive: After spending the last few games with Milwaukee, the Cyclones received Josh Shalla and Charles-Olivier Roussel from their AHL affiliate. Shalla posted a pair of assists in his recent call-up while Roussel logged 10 penalty minutes with a +1 rating in one game at the Triple-A level.

While Two More Head Up: Cyclones forwards David Pacan and Jonathan Hazen have been among the most consistent players of late. Because of this, they both have been summoned to the San Antonio Rampage.

The New Guy: Cincinnati fans will see a new face this week in the form of forward John McFarland. The rookie has logged three assists so far in his pro career with the San Antonio Rampage. A 2nd round pick of the Florida Panthers in 2009 spent his amateur days in the OHL, amassing 189 points in 217 games over 4 seasons.

Defense Early, Defense Often: The Cyclones have been one of the more consistent defensive teams this year. They are allowing an average of 2.69 goal per game, which ranks fourth-fewest. In addition, their 11 goals surrendered in the opening period are fewest among all ECHL teams in that category.

SEASON SERIES (13 TOTAL, 12 REMAINING)

Nov. 15 Evansville 4 at Cincinnati 3 Final

Nov. 28 Evansville at Cincinnati 7:35 pm EST

Nov. 30 Evansville at Cincinnati 7:35 pm EST

Dec. 5 Evansville at Cincinnati 7:35 pm EST

Dec. 8 Cincinnati at Evansville 7:15 pm CST

Dec. 29 Cincinnati at Evansville 7:15 pm CST

Jan. 6 Cincinnati at Evansville 5:00 pm CST

Jan. 25 Evansville at Cincinnati 7:35 pm EST

Feb. 1 Cincinnati at Evansville 7:15 pm CST

Mar. 3 Cincinnati at Evansville 7:15 pm CST

Mar. 9 Evansville at Cincinnati 7:35 pm EST

Mar. 29 Evansville at Cincinnati 7:35 pm EDT

Mar. 30 Evansville at Cincinnati 7:35 pm EDT


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