Komets

This week's video is up with some fantastic shots by Chad Ryan. You can watch it here.

You can read the story here.

Another discussion with WANE's Glenn Marini talking about the first three games of the playoffs. You can watch it here.

The Komets are looking for 4 “Wing Hungry” contestants for an intermission contest on Friday, April 24.  The contest will be a 3 minute wing eating contest during the 1>st intermission.  Prizes will be awarded for all participants, with a grand prize to the winner.  Rather than taking the first 4 to respond, they would like you to send a brief essay on why you should be in the contest.  Talk about your love for eating buffalo wings, hatred of Kalamazoo, or anything else that would make you an ideal contestant.  Send your “essays” to

The mainbar can be read here, and the notebook is here.

Moving Chaulk to the point of the power play was a GREAT wrinkle for Game 3... Sean O'Connor leads the team with 19 shots, five more than anyone else... Komets have out-scored Kalamazoo 6-0 in the second periods... Maybe Nick Boucher wouldn't have needed it, but Sebastian Laplante did a fantastic job of getting in Boucher's ear immediately after Saturday's game and making sure he stayed calm... The pairing of Keith Rodger and Rod Aldoff are plus-3 so far, which is impressive considering how much the Wings are going after the rookie...

At this rate, Brad MacMillan is going to be way too valuable to waste his time fighting. The Komets can't afford for him to sit out five minutes.

It's 1-0 after the first period. They changed the goal from MacMillan to Keith Rodger.

BTW, Komets GM David Franke and President Michael Franke both said the goal judge got the call right in Kalamazoo on Saturday.

Komets have moved Colin Chaulk to the point on the power play.

Nick Boucher was even better in the first period than he's been in the first two games.

Can be read here.

That was the fourth-longest overtime game in Komets history following the four-overtime contest on April 14, 1960, a three-overtime game on April 19, 1996, and last spring's three-overtime Game 7 on May 12, which isl the only time the Komets have won an overtime game that lasted past the first extra period. The Komets are now 1-11 in games that last double ovetime or longer.

Otherwise known as the Tim and Randy show with lots of help from Otto.

These are all on Comcast Ch. 55

Friday's Game 1, 8 p.m. Wednesday and 4 a.m. and Noon, Thursday

Sunday's Game 3,