With the first cast he was wearing on his broken arm, Komets forward P.C. Drouin said he felt fine, but when it came off his arm felt lousy. With the second cast, his arm felt lousy, but when it came off Monday morning, the arm felt much better. Drouin said Dr. Greg Sassmannshausen of FWO told him there's still a possibility the Komets' leading scorer come play in the Turner Cup finals.
Drouin is leaving with the team this afternoon and will be in warm-ups Tuesday night in Muskegon.
Here's a column about how the Komets are doing against Todd Robinson and Robin Bouchard.
Then here's a notebook starting off with how Sebastien Laplante is staying ready and there's some fascinating stuff about Nick Boucher's play in Muskegon and on the road.
Komets are simply skating around, past and through the Lumberjacks who can't seem to get out of their own zone. Fort Wayne's forecheck has really bottled up the Muskegon offense.
I'm really surprised Muskegon hasn't pulled rookie goaltender Kevin Armstrong who hasn't played poorly, but his team could use a shakeup.
and they are flying. Colin Chaulk in particular is up and down the ice which is a huge good sign for the Komets. Muskegon's already had two power plays, but one resulted in a short-handed goal by Justin Hodgman off a steal by Sean O'Connor. This is exactly what the Komets needed.
It's 5:30 p.m. and about half of the ice is uncovered and two-thirds of the glass is up. There are 16 people working and they are hustling! They'll make it in time, but the question is going to be the condition of the ice.
At 6 p.m., the ice is totally uncovered and the last pane of glass is going up. Amazing process and job they did.
If yo uwant an idea of what it looks like, check this out: http://fwnextweb1.fortwayne.com/ns/video/coliseum/
