Heat, Condors Open Two-Game Set Wednesday
January 16, 2019 - American Hockey League (AHL)
Stockton Heat News Release
Wednesday, January 16, 2019
Arena: Rabobank Arena
Date: Wednesday, January 16, 2019
Time: 6:30 p.m. PST
Broadcast: Hear the Heat's radio broadcast by tuning in to Spreaker and iHeartRadio. A stream of the game is available on AHLTV.
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TONIGHT
The Stockton Heat continue their brief three-game road stint with their first of two at Bakersfield. Stockton last met the Condors on December 19, a 3-2 overtime loss on home ice.
ROBINSON LEADS THE LEAGUE
Buddy Robinson enters tonight's game tied for the longest active scoring streak in the AHL, entering the contest at 10 games with 13 points (4g,9a) in that span. Robinson lit the lamp in Stockton's Sunday showdown with San Jose, finding the back of the net on the power play in the third period.
BEST IN THE (FAR) WEST
The Heat enter Wednesday's game with the top power play in the Pacific Division, clicking at 21.8-percent for the season. The Condors have been able to limit Stockton's power play goals so far in the season series, the Heat going 2-for-14 through five games.
ON THE ROAD AGAIN
The Heat head to Bakersfield for a pair of contests against their California counterpart, coming into Wednesday's game with a record of 9-8-1-0 on the year away from Stockton Arena. The Heat are 0-2 at Bakersfield on the year.
TIED AT THE TOP
Each posting an assist in Sunday's game at San Jose, Kerby Rychel and Curtis Lazar remain tied for the team lead with 31 points on the year. Lazar claimed the game-winner on Saturday, his fourth of the season, to push the Heat past Ontario in overtime.
THE LEGS FEED THE WOLF
The Heat have made hay in late-game situations this season, outscoring teams by a 41-36 margin in the third period. Stockton also owns a 4-3 record in OT and is 1-0 in shootouts.
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