Quine Scores, Heat Offense Goes Cold in 4-1 Loss
February 14, 2019 - American Hockey League (AHL)
Stockton Heat News Release
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - Alan Quine snapped a seven-game goalless skid but the Stockton Heat fell on a quiet night on the offensive end by a 4-1 final to the Bakersfield Condors, the home team capitalizing with two empty net goals to produce the lopsided score. All three goals scored with goalies in both nets came in a span of just 2:17 midway through the second period, the Condors striking first before Quine's answer at 10:25 of the middle frame. The tie did not last long as Josh Currie continued to be a thorn in Stockton's side as he has been all season, beating Tyler Parsons from in tight for a 2-1 lead, an edge that the Condors did not lose. Bakersfield got a big boost from its penalty kill in the contest, holding Stockton scoreless on five power play opportunities, four of which came in the game's opening period of play.
GOALIES
W: Shane Starrett (20 shots, 19 saves)
L: Tyler Parsons (27 shots, 25 saves)
NOTABLE STATISTICS
Three Stars: First - Cooper Marody (1g,1a), Josh Currie (2g), Tyler Benson (2a)
Final Shots: STK - 20, BAK - 29
Power Plays: STK - 0-5, BAK - 1-1
- The game was Tyler Graovac's 300th in the AHL.
- Alan Quine's goal in the second period snapped a seven-game goalless streak while pushing his current scoring streak to three games (1g,2a) and a point in four of the last five (1g,3a).
- Rinat Valiev registered an assist on Quine's marker, giving the defenseman a point in his first game since returning to Stockton from a stint in Calgary.
- The Heat were held scoreless on five power plays in the game, four of which came in the first period.
- Stockton is now 0-4-1-0 at Rabobank Arena and 1-5-2-0 overall against Bakersfield this season.
UP NEXT
The Heat return home on Saturday, Feb. 16 to start a two-game set with the Eagles. Saturday's game is Safety Night and Law Enforcement Appreciation, with all fans receiving a BBQ apron courtesy of ABC10 TV. The Sunday game (Feb. 17) will begin Hockey Week Across America festivities in Stockton.
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