Another Shutout for the Wolf Pack
Published on February 21, 2004 under American Hockey League (AHL)
Connecticut Whale News Release
Hartford, February 21, 2004 - The Hartford Wolf Pack registered shut-out number four in their last six games tonight against the Worcester IceCats. The win puts them atop their conference with 72 points, one point up on the Bridgeport Sound Tigers. The Pack are now unbeaten in seven (6-0-1-0).
LaBarbera has gone 6-0-2 (one no decision) in his last nine games and has posted eight shutouts in his last 17 appearances. He extends his AHL record for most shutouts to 12, and the team, which surpassed the league mark last night against Bridgeport, now has 15.
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