With a special surprise for Kevin Reiter.

Here's a review of the Memorial Coliseum from Paul Swaney of Stadiumjourney.com.

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Here's a Reggie Hayes column

Not quite, but still amazing. The greatest comeback ever was in 1963 against Muskegon when the Komets trailed 6-1 on the road in the second period but still managed to come all the way back to win.

Kevin Reiter started in goal tonight, but there's not much he could have done on the two Rapid City goals in the first period. One was a screened shot from the point that Reiter never saw, and the second one was a rebound after he stopped the shot that went through two people in front but then another Rush player tapped it in.

How bad have the Komets loo

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Guy Dupuis, Colin Chaulk and Al Sims

He has been fined an undisclosed amount by the league but will receive no additional suspension.

``There is a rule about blind-side hits, and I think what they are doing is going by how the rule reads. I was there at the game and saw it happen. There was no penalty on it, but there is a rule regarding blindside hits and that's what they are working off of, especially with a player hurt. He did not deliberately hit him in the head, there's no elbow or no forearm. As their coach said, 10 years ago that would have been a clean hit, but now we have to be very concerned about the players' safety regarding concussions.”