
Moose Edge Heat 4-3
Published on October 2, 2010 under American Hockey League (AHL)
Abbotsford Heat News Release
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE MB - Another quick start in the first period by the Manitoba Moose propelled the Vancouver Canucks affiliate to a 4-3 victory over the Abbotsford Heat in AHL preseason action on Saturday night in Western Manitoba.
Three goals in just over four minutes by the Moose did the trick on Saturday. Marco Rosa, Sergei Shirokov and Mario Bliznak scored mid way thru the first period to stake the Moose to a 3-0 first period lead.
The Moose would make it 4-0 early in the second on a backhand by Evan Rankin. However, goals by JD Watt, his second of the preseason, and by Abbotsford's own Riley Emmerson would cut the Moose lead to 4-2 after two.
In the third, the margin would be just one as Mitch Wahl would score a power play goal at 6:38. But just like Friday night, despite peppering Moose goaltender David Shantz with eleven shots in the third, the Heat could not find the equalizer and would fall in their second straight preseason encounter with the Moose.
JP Lamoureux takes the loss in goal, as he turned aside 17 of 21 shots in the loss. Former Heat goalie David Shantz picks up the win, turning aside 23 of 26 shots.
The Heat will now head home for a pair of practices on Monday and Tuesday, before heading out on their initial three game road trip of the season, when they will face the Grand Rapids Griffins on Friday, October 8th, followed by Milwaukee on Saturday the 9th before finishing off with a Thanksgiving Monday matchup with the Toronto Marlies on Monday morning the 11th of October.
The Abbotsford Heat will open their season at home with a pair of games against the Rockford Ice Hogs on Friday, October 15th and Saturday, October 16th. Tickets for these and all games can be purchased by calling the Heat Box Office at 1-877-452-HEAT. You can also purchase tickets online by visiting the Heat website at www.abbotsfordheat.com .
American Hockey League Stories from October 2, 2010
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- Moose beat Heat in Portage 4-3 - Manitoba Moose
- McIntyre, Devils Finish Pre-Season With 4-2 Win - Albany Devils
- Hogs Drop Final Preseason Game 5-2 In Peoria - Rockford IceHogs
- Falcons Rally For 4-3 Win - Springfield Falcons
- Wolves Fall to Milwaukee 3-1 in Preseason Finale - Chicago Wolves
- Moose Edge Heat 4-3 - Abbotsford Heat
- Admirals Top Wolves in Preseason Play - Milwaukee Admirals
- Devils win over Phantoms - Adirondack Phantoms
- Bridgeport Sound Tigers get past Wolf Pack - Connecticut Whale
- B-Sens Fall In Second Straight Pre-season Game - Binghamton Senators
- Ottawa Senators Reduce Training Camp Roster by Nine Players - Binghamton Senators
- Islanders trim camp roster by six - Bridgeport Islanders
- P-Bruins Fall to Falcons 4-3 to Close Preseason - Providence Bruins
- Rochester Americans Falls to Toronto 4-3 at Six Nations - Rochester Americans
- Aeros Release Five Players Saturday - Houston Aeros
- Toivonen Assigned to Rockford, Battochio Released - Rockford IceHogs
- Wolves Release Five - Chicago Wolves
- Rampage Release Four Players - San Antonio Rampage
- Sabres Reduce Camp Roster by 9 Players - Portland Pirates
- Coyotes Recall Montoya - San Antonio Rampage
- Bulldogs Defeat Senators 3-2 in Second Pre-Season Game - Hamilton Bulldogs
- Admirals Trim Roster by Five Players - Norfolk Admirals
- Crunch Trim Training Camp Roster by Two - Syracuse Crunch
- Kilijanski Named Pirates Strength and Conditioning Coach - Portland Pirates
- Curt Styres Brings Pro Hockey to Six Nations - Rochester Americans
- Weinrich Inducted into NYA Hall of Fame - Portland Pirates
- Worcester Sharks Trim Training Camp Roster by Six - Worcester Sharks
- Moose Edge Heat 3-2 - Abbotsford Heat
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