Today's Match up
February 22, 2004 - SPHL (SPHL)
Florida Seals News Release
The Trax Of Time: The Orlando Seals take on the Macon Trax this afternoon, starting the calendar week, the same way they will end it on Saturday, also hosting Macon.
Records: The Seals are 22-11-5 with 49 points in second place in WHA2.
Macon is 17-17-5 with 39 points in fifth place in WHA2.
Season Series: These two teams will be meeting for the seventh time this season, with the Seals holding a 4-2 edge, after Macon won the first two games of the season between the two teams. The Seals won the most recent match-up, 3-2 in a shootout here on January 28th.
Recent Results: The Seals dropped a 4-2 decision last night in Jacksonville, with the final goal being scored with just 38 seconds left. Macon, which is playing its sixth straight road game today, won last night, 4-3 in Alabama.
Power Play: Seals 29-160 18.1% 5th Macon 35-175 20.0% 4th
Penalty Kill: Seals 110-141 78.0% 2nd Macon 159-186 85.5% 1st
Jerry Mandering: Center Jerry Keefe is on loan to Charlotte of the ECHL. He did not have any points in a 4-3 shootout loss to Greensboro last night. Mark White remains with Florida of the ECHL, where he has one goal and is a +2 in three games.
Bad Boy: Jamie Muswagon scored for the Seals last night, his fourth goal in 12 games with the team. But he did have a first...he picked up his first penalty of the season.
Six Pack: Brad Federenko and Mike Sanderson each extended their point streaks to six games last night. Federenko has four goals and seven assists in the last half dozen games, while Sanderson has four goals and two assists in that same stretch.
Next Up: The Seals host Miami on Thursday at 7:05 p.m. All Seals games can be heard at www.IRN.FM.
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