Cincinnati Cyclones - Augusta Lynx Game Preview
November 7, 2007 - ECHL (ECHL)
Cincinnati Cyclones News Release
The Cincinnati Cyclones (4-3, 3rd in North Division) play the middle game of a three game homestand and their second in two nights. Cincinnati had its two game win streak snapped in Dayton on Sunday.
The Augusta Lynx (2-3-1, 7th in South Division) continue their four game trip through the North Division. The Lynx were winless in their last four game (0-3-1) prior to Wednesday's game at Dayton.
WHO TO WATCH:
Gerard Miller has points in all four games he has played for the Cyclones.
Jean-Michel Daoust has six points on the season.
Aaron Slattengren has two goals and three assists for five points to lead Augusta.
Nathan Marsters has both of the wins in goal for the Lynx.
WHAT TO WATCH FOR:
Augusta will have seven players who were selected in the NHL Entry Draft on the roster Thursday.
FAST FACT:
Lynx rookie forward Matt Auffrey was born in Cincinnati.
UP NEXT:
The Cyclones host Augusta, Saturday night at U.S. Bank Arena for 'Throwback Night'-which will feature $6 tickets (available at the door), $1 concession items and deeply discounted items at the souvenir stand. Players jerseys will be auctioned off after the game and proceeds go to Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.
Augusta Lynx (2-3-1) at Cincinnati Cyclones (4-3)
Both teams have games Wednesday: Augusta at Dayton, Wheeling at Cincinnati
Regular Season Game #9
Thursday, November 7, 2007
U.S. Bank Arena
Game Time: 7:30pm
Promotion: Thirsty Thursday (Pabst Blue Ribbon cans $1 each)
Television: None.
Internet TV: B2 Networks
Radio: None.
Internet Radio: www.cycloneshockey.com (air time 7:15pm)
Tickets: $22.50, $17 and $12. Available at the gate.
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- Five-goal third dooms Thunder - Stockton Thunder
- RoadRunners Shock Thunder With Five Goal Third Period - Phoenix RoadRunners
- Aces rally to pull out 4-3 shootout win - Alaska Aces
- Werner Shoots Out Checkers 3-2 - South Carolina Stingrays
- Desjardins Shuts Out Nailers - Wheeling Nailers
- Desjardins, Irish-Baker Shine In Cyclones Win - Cincinnati Cyclones
- Royals Make Most Of Their Chances And Beat Bakersfield, 4-2 - Reading Royals
- Checkers Fall To Stingrays In Shootout - Charlotte Checkers
- Paiement Gets AHL Callup - Texas Wildcatters
- Steelheads trade Daigneau to Pensacola - Idaho Steelheads
- 'Catters Add Noreau - Texas Wildcatters
- Wildcatters Grind Out 2-1 Shootout Win - Texas Wildcatters
- Grizzlies Name McKinnon President - Utah Grizzlies
- Nailers Battle Cyclones Tonight - Wheeling Nailers
- Opening Night Jerseys Now Available For Auction - Johnstown Chiefs
- ECHL Transactions - ECHL
- RoadRunners Acquire Forward Ryan Walsh - Phoenix RoadRunners
- Walsh Traded to Phoenix - Atlanta Gladiators
- RoadRunners Paint Their Ice Pink - Phoenix RoadRunners
- Weekly Arrowhead - Johnstown Chiefs
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- Morin Named ECHL Rookie of the Month - South Carolina Stingrays
- Sea Wolves Acquire Tejchma From Wheeling - Mississippi Sea Wolves
- Sabres Alumni to challenge Elmira Hockey All-Stars - Elmira Jackals
- Sea Wolves Rink Will Go Pink On November 17 - Mississippi Sea Wolves
- Sisca Named CCM Tacks ECHL Player of the Month - Phoenix RoadRunners
- Phoenix's Sisca Named CCM TACKS ECHL Player Of The Month - ECHL
- Game Preview: Stockton Thunder At Phoenix Roadrunners - Stockton Thunder
- South Carolina's Morin Named CCM Vector ECHL Rookie Of The Month - ECHL
- ECHL Featured In Men In Trees Episode - ECHL
- ECHL Today - ECHL
- Peters named ECHL Goaltender of the Month - Florida Everblades
- Burt Gets First Call To AHL - Utah Grizzlies
- Florida's Peters Named RBC Financial Group Saver Of The Month - ECHL
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