Komets

CDs will be available at tomorrow's game at the souvenir stands. They cost $14.95. There are currently no plans to have Bob available to sign them after the game because he'll be getting on the bus right away to head to Rapid City. At least that's the plan.

Also, even though I might be on the way to Rapid City for Game 5, my books will be participating Saturday at the Allen County Public Library's Author Fair from Noon to 5 p.m. You can check out The Lake Effect and some other offerings from Revive World Media.

With a special surprise for Kevin Reiter.

Anybody remember another penalty shot at home during a playoff game other than Len Thornson in 1960? Already know it has to be pre-1996.

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

Komets are going to stick with Kevin Reiter in net. Would you prefer him or Nick Boucher?

You can read it here.

Here's a Reggie Hayes column

You can watch them here.

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.

We're going to overtime. See the reverse psych

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