The annual Komets Coats-For-Kids holiday drive, sponsored by Kroger and 21 Alive, will begin with this Saturday’s Komet home game against the Evansville IceMen. It will continue at Komet home games Thanksgiving night and Saturday, Nov. 24. Fans are asked to bring gently used or new Kid’s coats, sizes 6-14, plus new mittens, hats and scarves to the Coats-For-Kids games. Fans will get 10 free chuck-a-pucks from Kroger when bringing an item to one of the three Coats-For-Kids games.
This is coming up Saturday from Noon to 4 p.m. at Spiece Fieldhouse!
Personally, I think Tyler is going to wear out before Ashley will. LOL. If Timmy the goaltender shows up, I know he's toast!
Good luck guys!
From the best in the business, Bob McKenzie of TSN.
It's a long read but well worth it.
There's all kinds of great, odd and funny stuff in this week's notebook.
Including this guy causing trouble, for opponents, of course.
Currently, the Komets don't know if defenseman Nick Schaus will be back in time from Norfolk for this weekend's games. They expect to hear for sure by tomorrow.
If Schaus is staying in Norfolk, they will likely call up a player from Dayton. Whether it's a forward or a defenseman could depend on the recommendation from Dayton's coach Mark LeFebvre, with the thinking that Colten Hayes or Scott Kishel could play forward if necessary.
The Norfolk Admirals have recalled defenseman Nick Schaus from the ECHL’s Fort Wayne Komets, Admirals Assistant General Manager Bob Ferguson announced today.
They are down 5-2 and at least four of the Kalamazoo goals deserve Fort Wayne assists on them. Chaulk even put one in his own net -- top shelf, of all things. This is even worse than opening night. Charlie Effinger has given up five goals on 25 shots but has not been pulled yet. Nobody is playing well, though.
To go up 3-1 in the second period.
Here's the link: http://youtu.be/BmBK-US4FYw
Nowit's 4-2 after Colin Chaulk puts one in his own net. Strange game.
After a Fort Wayne turnover deep in the Komets' zone, goaltender Charlie Effinger had no chance on Kory Karlander's 999th career point as the puck is already denting the top left corner of the net before he could react.
Darren Archibald's shot trickled through Charlie Effinger's 5-hole. It's 1-0 with 7:23 left in the first. Komets have to stay out of the penalty box.
Former Komets defenseman David Starenky has been released by Toledo. He'll catch on somewhere.
Komets defenseman/forward Colten Hayes has been fined an undisclosed amount by the league for his spearing major last night.
As always, best listened to in Mozille Firefox. I'm very sorry, but I will not be responding to requests for more or any possible copies of the game. I'm not tryng to be a jerk about it, but just know I'm trying to get the people who can and should to find a way to make it happen.
