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The Florida Eels Premier Team Defeats the Tampa Bay Juniors 4-1 to Avenge Friday’s Loss

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The Premier team came back home Friday night shaking their heads. Not because they lost but in the way they played. It wasn’t there simply put. They were off in the front end. The fore-check wasn’t in place. They didn’t back check as they normally do and their D-Zone was upside down. You could say our goaltending was edgy as well. Generally, when one aspect is off the other one compensates. But we simply were not playing in sync. However, we did not panic. We came back and Saturday we regrouped looked at our deficiencies and inequities and Coaches Scarpaci and Carlson made their adjustments.

 

You could see from the drop of the puck this was a more rested team. A more energized team. A more confident team. A return to normalcy. A jump in their stride. Harder on the puck. More intelligent passes and plays. Hungrier. They smothered the Juniors on their fore-check and suffocated them in their back check. They unleashed shot after shot. The second forward was crashing the net. Goaltending was on mark. In the end they were victorious. 4-1 Ironically that was the same score they lost to on Friday night against the same team.

 

The Eels Premier took back 1st place and are now looking towards Wednesday’s game against the Palm Beach Typhoon. We play Wed in Palm Beach and back at home on Sunday. Tampa plays Atlanta so every game is critical if we want to gain some space between them and Tampa.

The Florida Eels Elite Team Out Gun The Tampa Juniors 5-3 to Tie Weekend Series.

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To say the Eels Elite team were frustrated after its loss to the Tampa Juniors is the understatement of the year. They enjoyed a 3-1 lead going into the 2nd period Friday night. And things unraveled after that. The Juniors turned up the heat and the Eels went cold. The Eels managed 2 more goals, but Tampa scored 6 more. 7-5 Ouch

 

On Saturday we went frame by frame and did not like what we saw. Changes were made. They had to be. We needed to instill our killer instinct, be much better in the D Zone and be much harder on the puck. We wanted a more desperate team. A more determined team. A hungrier team. A tea who wants it more and not rest on their laurels. Well Sunday they showed up. They owned each end of the ice. They fought for every inch. They were so aggressive on the forecheck Tampa thawed. You knew from the 1st period the boys had it. But so we thought Friday as well. But on Sunday, we kept them driving and I mean we fought for every inch.

 

The Elite were indeed a different team all around. The final 5-3 but in all reality, it wasn’t that close. We were proud of the boys who showed resilience preservice and fortitude. We head to Palm Beach on Wed for an away game and back home on Sunday.

The Florida Eels Premier Team Defeats The Junior Blades 7-5 in Wednesday Night’s Week Day Game

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After returning home from a 3 game sweep over the Atlanta Mad Hatters the Eels Premier team had to face off against their cross town rivals the Jr Blades. The Eels had only one day rest from an incredible but grueling weekend of travel and 3 tough games. They were indeed very physical but the Eels persevered. The bus trips were extra long 14-15 hours each way due to traffic and the Braves winning the World Series. The Jr. Blades enjoyed a weekend off so they were rested and ready.

 

The Eels looked very good in the 1st period of Wednesday night’s match vs the Blades. But period two we showed signs of tiredness. And they were scored on with an unprecedented onslaught of 4 goals. This was unfamiliar territory for the Eels. They are known for tight defense. But they kept pushing. Their conditioning was a difference maker. They put their game into 2nd and 3rd gear and heightened it to another level. It was not an easy game. It took a lot out of them. But it showed character and mental toughness. The final was 7-5.

 

Florida Junior Blades 5 at Florida Eels 7 – Status: Final
Wednesday, November 10, 2021 – Fort Myers Skatium

Florida Junior Blades 0 4 1 – 5
Florida Eels 1 4 2 – 7

1st Period-1, Florida Eels, Patterson 12 (Gaudet, Haddon-Harris), 4:54. Penalties-Jorgensen Fjb (holding), 7:57.

2nd Period-2, Florida Junior Blades, Croteau 5 (Ketola), 1:14. 3, Florida Eels, Haddon-Harris 9 (Patterson, Gaudet), 3:37. 4, Florida Eels, Haddon-Harris 10 (Patterson, Rosansky), 5:54. 5, Florida Junior Blades, Weber 1 (Beale, Ketola), 6:58. 6, Florida Eels, Rosansky 8 (Moore), 7:32. 7, Florida Junior Blades, Beale 10 (Pegrum, Ketola), 10:30. 8, Florida Eels, Hambling 3 (Svoboda, Rosansky), 16:04. 9, Florida Junior Blades, Croteau 6 (Crawford, Ketola), 17:41 (PP). Penalties-Weber Fjb (roughing, roughing), 9:59; Gaudet Eel (roughing, roughing), 9:59; Weber Fjb (roughing, roughing, misconduct-unsportsmanlike), 16:27; DavIdson Eel (holding, roughing, roughing, misconduct-unsportsmanlike), 16:27.

3rd Period-10, Florida Eels, Haddon-Harris 11 (Harrop, Gaudet), 7:32. 11, Florida Junior Blades, Ketola 8 (Beale, Croteau), 7:44. 12, Florida Eels, Kiyawasew 4 (Gaudet, Voyda), 16:58. Penalties-Svoboda Eel (high-sticking), 2:42; Weitzel Fjb (roughing), 13:09; Hambling Eel (roughing), 13:09; Ketola Fjb (roughing), 16:26; Phillips Eel (roughing), 16:26; Beale Fjb (roughing, misconduct-unsportsmanlike), 19:56; DavIdson Eel (charging, roughing, misconduct-unsportsmanlike), 19:56.

Shots on Goal-Florida Junior Blades 5-16-16-37. Florida Eels 15-16-17-48.
Power Play Opportunities-Florida Junior Blades 1 / 3; Florida Eels 0 / 1.
Goalies-Florida Junior Blades, Ledoux 2-6-1-0 (48 shots-41 saves). Florida Eels, Caron 8-0-0-0 (37 shots-32 saves).

From Fort Myers To Siberia: Eels All-Time Top Scorer Podrezov Finds Success In Russia’s VHL

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“He was coined ‘Superman’ here by me because he often would literally pick up his team and carry the responsibility on his shoulders to win.”

From Fort Myers To Siberia: Eels All-Time Top Scorer Podrezov Finds Success In Russia’s VHL

By Joshua Boyd / USPHL.com, 11/10/21, 4:00PM EST

 

The United States Premier Hockey League and the Florida Eels are excited to congratulate former player Demid Podrezov, who is currently playing for Omsk Krylia in the VHL, roughly translating from the Cyrillic as Supreme Hockey League. The VHL is roughly the equivalent of the American Hockey League, as it is the main feeder league for the top Russian pro league, the KHL (Kontinental Hockey League).

Currently, Podrezov has played in 18 games for Omsk Krylia and has posted two goals and six assists for eight points to start his professional career.

Podrezov arrived in Fort Myers, Florida, in 2018, and he was an immediate impact player for the Florida Eels with 25 goals and 25 assists for 50 points in 43 games. His points per game average improved even in his second season, moving from 1.16 to 1.53, as he produced 46 points in 30 games. And then when you thought he couldn’t be any more productive, he pushed his way to a 71-point season in 41 games, for an average of 1.71 points per game.

All told, he finished his final regular season with a career total of 167 points, currently good enough for eighth all-time in the USPHL Premier. His 101 assists are also seventh in Premier history.

“He was one of the most dominant players to put on an Eels jersey,” said Eels General Manager Frank Scarpaci. “He was coined ‘Superman’ here by me because he often would literally pick up his team and carry the responsibility on his shoulders to win.”

Podrezov’s impact on Scarpaci went far beyond the ice, however.

“Anyone who knows him knows he will ripen and mature into a major impactful player wherever he is. This kid is a winner and has an insatiable appetite to score. It is in his DNA, he truly loves the game, he wears it in his smile,” said Scarpaci. “We are so proud of him. What a great young man with incredible character. After all, he was and is a Florida Eel.”

In terms of his hockey DNA, Deemed is the son of Vadim Podrezov, who played pro hockey in Russia and in the U.S. as well. Vadim has been a European scout for the Florida Panthers since 2000, the same year Demid was born in Muskegon, Mich., while his father was playing his second and final season with the Muskegon Fury before retiring from his playing career.

“His role model and mentor was his dad Vadim,” added Scarpaci.

In fact, Vadim’s junior career began in 1983 in the same town, Omsk, where Demid is currently playing. Omsk is in southeastern Siberia and is the region’s oil refining and petrochemical center with a population of over 1 million residents.

Podrezov originally committed to attend and play for an NCAA Division III team, but elected instead to turn pro in his adopted home country, where he shares dual citizenship between Russia and the U.S.

“He had a plethora of NCAA options, but Demid said he had to follow his heart. He felt really strongly about his plans to pursue his KHL goal, and playing in the prestigious Russian Supreme Hockey League [VHL] was his pathway,” added Scarpaci. “He would never take himself out of the lineup. He was a winner and played with a high compete level.”

The USPHL joins the Florida Eels in congratulating Demid Podrezov on starting his pro hockey career in Russia.

Matthew Schoer Leads Eels Elite Team to a 3-0 Shutout Over the Atlanta Mad Hatters to Complete the 3 Game Weekend Sweep Of the Series.

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It is not easy to earn a win in this league, it is not easy to capture in shutout and darn right impossible to accumulate 3 straight wins against the same opponent in the same weekend but that is what the Eels Elite team did Sunday in their 3-0 win over the Mad Hatters.

 

Matthew Schoer Leads Eels Elite Team  to a 3-0 Shutout Over the Atlanta Mad Hatters to Complete the 3 Game Weekend Sweep Of the Series.

 

It is not easy to earn a win in this league, it is not easy to capture in shutout and darn right impossible to accumulate 3 straight wins against the same opponent in the same weekend but that is what the Eels Elite team did Sunday in their 3-0 win over the Mad Hatters. It was a phenomenal weekend for the Elite team. They outscored the Hatters 11-3 on the weekend series. This was all about putting it together the entire weekend. It was a show of will talent and depth. The Eels played every player and went deep into the line up and got scoring from so many different players and each of its 3 netminders played and played flawlessly.

 

We had every read to lose Friday after an incredible ordeal of 13 hours on the bus but the boys showed unmatched resilience will and determination. Then on Saturday after feeling the exhaustion came out just as strong. The boys did not realize how tired they were. It was their heart that pulled off Saturday’s win. But what can we say about Sunday. It was all their conditioning. Sometimes 4-5 hours per day. They not only came to play they came out fresh and on fire.

 

What was so impressive was the way they played. They smothered the Hatters offensively and on the fore-check and suffocated them on the back check. They limited their penalties with smart disciplined play. We were very proud of the guys. And well what can we say about veteran goalie Matthew Schoer, he knew how important this game was for the team. They were closing in on Tampa and these 2 points were critical to those ends. He stopped everything that the Hatters through at him. He turned away attacker after attacker. Shot after shot. Near goals after rockets. Way to go guys . The Atlanta team was a solid team but the Eels thawed their attack. They unsettled their weekend plans.

 

Very proud of you guys. Next up Tampa

Duncan Rolleman Leads Eels Premier team to a 4-1 Win Over the Atlanta Mad Hatters to Complete Their 3-0 Sweep of the Weekend Series.

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Duncan Rolleman Leads Eels Premier team to a 4-1 Win Over the Atlanta Mad Hatters to Complete Their 3-0 Sweep of the Weekend Series.

 

Wow A complete performance the entire weekend for the Eels Premier team as they out gunned the Hatters 17-5 in the 3 game series.  Sunday was a real test. A test to see how good the Eels Premier team really was. We witnessed on Friday how determined these guys were overcoming the 13+ hour bus trip and delays. They had every reason to slip, fall and quit. But that was furthest from their DNA. In Fact, we expected the Hatters to have a jump on us with the fatigue factor, but the Eels turned things up and came out on fire. They were running on adrenaline you could say. But in all reality, it was their conditioning and skill that brought their game to this level.  A resounding 7-2 win. That was indeed impressive. I think they stunned the Hatters who had to think the Eels would have no legs and mentally spent.  The Win  set the tone for Saturday.

 

You could see that Saturday, the Hatters were still unraveled about their set back of Friday and did not fully re-gain their composure. The Eels continued to smothered them on the forecheck and with their aerial attack and high-octane offense. And when it came to defense and the back check the Hatters got no relief as the Eels equally suffocated them. The Eels netminders were again unstoppable with their 2nd two goal against performance.  In game one and three by Rolleman and  in game two by Alex Caron.

 

What was one of their strongest performances of the weekend was on Sunday. The Premier team Eclipsed the Hatters in that game 4-1. But the score does not reflect the Eels’ play. Their attack was sustained continuous and relentless. Credit to the Hatters goalie who may have turned away at least another ½ dozen point blank sure goals. The difficulty of defeating a team three times in a weekend is near impossible. The enormity here was significant.

 

These were 3 extremely solid performances against a gritty team who has solid talent. The Mad Hatters continued pressing right to the final buzzer in each game. They never quit. There is a lot of character amongst their Premier and Elite squads alike. They simply ran into a red-hot Eels set of teams who used and turned adversity into a plus rather than allow it to unravel them. This is one hell of a rivalry that will continue to grow and mature as strong organizations do. We thank them for their hospitality and weekend games.

Can Anyone Cool this Team Down?

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It was a great weekend for the Florida Eels Premier Team going 3-0 on the weekend against the Atlanta Madhatters. To kick off the weekend the Eels’ won its first game 7-2.

 

It was center Tauron Haddon-Harris dominating with a 6-point game. Harris has a total of 28 points on the season and is averaging three points per game. Center Collin Patterson also stood out with a hattrick.

 

The defense also got in on the action with Trevoy Voyda adding three points. This doesn’t come as a surprise, but goaltender Duncan Rolleman only allowed two goals on 28 saves. Rolleman is now 5-1 on the season and has a 1.84 GAA along with 162 saves.

 

The Eels’ followed up game one with another stout performance winning 6-2. Goaltender Alexandre Caron only allowed two goals on 24 saves.

Caron added to his impressive season and is still undefeated (7-0). Caron has a 1.84 GAA along with 162 saves on the season.

 

In-game three the team put on a clinic winning 4-1 and scored three of their four goals in the third period. Goaltender Duncan Rolleman was lights out with 28 saves allowing one goal.

The Mad hatters scored their only goal in the second period. Center Tauron Haddon-Harris didn’t go quiet and added two points himself.

 

It was an impressive weekend for the Premier Team as they moved to 12-1-1 on the season and are now in first place after a 3-0 weekend against division opponent the Atlanta Mad Hatters. The Eels now have an 11-5-2-1 record all-time against the Mad Hatters along with their predecessors the Atlanta Knights and Kings.

 

For the remaining part of the month, the Eels’ will be playing the Florida Junior Blades, Tampa Bay Juniors, and the Palm Beach Typhoon.

It is a quick turnaround for a hot Eels’ team that faces its hometown rival the Junior Blades Wednesday, Nov. 10 at home.

Congrats Goes Out To The Florida Eels Elite Team on Their Incredible Win over the Mad Hatters

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When faced with adversity, you don’t shy away. You take the bull by the horn and overcome the obstacles. Life is full of situations like these and it is how you react to them. Our boys made us proud.

 

Congrats Goes Out To The Florida Eels Elite Team on Their Incredible Win over the Mad Hatters

 

Folks it was a clear and convincing win over the Atlanta Mad Hatters on Friday evening. Yes, but it wasn’t the score that made this game so phenomenal. These guys traveled from Fort Myers to Atlanta. But the trip was delayed by 4 hours. The team sat in traffic in Tampa for 3 hours. Then again, I north of Tampa for another hour. The anxiety and frustration was all surrounding the players. The game time was changed by the Mad Hatters to help with the delay. The boys got off the bus had a quick sandwich protein shake and no time for off-ice warm up. Right into the game.

 

Some teams would have been totally disoriented and unfocused. Well as the coaching staff put it “You have two choices…. you can use this as an excuse and complain you are tired…dead legs and not ready….or you could come out like you never were more ready for a game in your life.  You can unleash the wrath of god on the offense, engage the most aggressive and suffocating fore-check and help or goalie with a smothering defense….” Well, we were so proud of guys says GM Frank Scarpaci. They showed enormous determination composure, and fortitude. Coach Mitch echoed , we out shot them 47-31. The first period set the tone…. We had 17-7. Period 2 had no let down….17-15 and the 3rd period we had 13-9. In fact, those were the official numbers Our stat person had us at 22 shots in both period 1 and 2.

 

This was an extremely satisfying win. Again, not because we won but in the way we play. The resilience and character and effort of all the guys. We were indeed impressed. It was a reflection in the way we train. When faced with adversity, you don’t shy away. You take the bull by the horn and overcome the obstacles. Life is full of situations like these and it is how you react to them. Our boys made us proud.

 

Scoring went as follows:

Florida Eels 4 at Atlanta Mad Hatters 1 – Status: Final
Friday, November 5, 2021 – Atlanta Ice House

Florida Eels 0 2 2 – 4
Atlanta Mad Hatters 0 1 0 – 1

1st Period- No Scoring.Penalties-Heidel Atl (tripping), 7:59; Carpenter Eel (hooking), 13:02.

2nd Period-1, Atlanta Mad Hatters, Price 7 (Kostun), 2:04. 2, Florida Eels, Evanyk 2 (Colton, Carpenter), 2:51. 3, Florida Eels, Evanyk 3 (Carpenter), 11:52. Penalties-Krutz Atl (cross-checking), 6:17; Kostun Atl (tripping), 9:27; Price Atl (tripping), 13:51; Ward Eel (elbowing), 19:18.

3rd Period-4, Florida Eels, Bzovey 6 (Colton, ClIngerman), 5:23 (PP). 5, Florida Eels, Carpenter 5 (Rioux, Dominique), 5:49 (PP). Penalties-Crabb Atl (roughing), 3:36; Heidel Atl (tripping), 4:46; Crabb Atl (roughing), 7:14; ClIngerman Eel (cross-checking), 11:28; Robb Eel (tripping), 12:18; Crabb Atl (misconduct-dispute referee’s judgment/ruling), 17:22.

Shots on Goal-Florida Eels 17-17-13-47. Atlanta Mad Hatters 7-15-9-31.
Power Play Opportunities-Florida Eels 2 / 0; Atlanta Mad Hatters 0 / 0.
Goalies-Florida Eels, Dulac 1-2-0-0 (31 shots-30 saves). Atlanta Mad Hatters, Dees 3-6-0-1 (47 shots-43 saves).

Eels Premier Team Dominates Mad Hatters in Game 1 of 3 game Weekend.

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13 Hours on the bus and they get off the bus and scored 7 goals…..OMG!!!!!!!

Eels Premier Team Dominates Mad Hatters in Game 1 of 3 game Weekend.

 

A 6 point game for Taurin  Haddon-Harris, a second Hat Trick in 2 games for Collin Patterson and a 3 point game for Trevor Voyda and an incredible performance by Duncan Rolleman in net gives a snap shot of last night’s performance. This was not an ordinary game. Like the Elite squad these guys traveled from Fort Myers to Atlanta but the trip was marred with a 3 hour delay in traffic in Tampa. A complete standstill. Then another 1 hour after Tampa. The anxiety level was at an al time high. The Mad Hatters were gracious and accommodating with changing the game time to help resolve the timing of the schedule.

 

The boys had to regroup upon arrival. Shake it off and get focused and that they did. No time for excuses. This was the cards they had, and they had to forge through and shed off the dead legs and get their game face on. And that they did. The boys showed what hard work at practice and mental conditioning was. They prepared for adversity. These are life lessons. And needed to preserve.

 

The boys came out on fire. An unleashing of their Eels fore-check to be equally fortified by their patterned suffocating back checking. When called upon to produce the Eels power play kicked in with precision. It was faulting of late but it all came together last night. It was surprising how fast the boys played. It looked like the Hatters were tired and the Eels kept pressing. The Eels were discipline in trying to refrain from penalties. It was a solid performance. Again, the barometer here wasn’t just the win or the score. It was the resilience and determination put forth after the adversity presented.

 

Scoring was as follows:

 

Florida Eels 7 at Atlanta Mad Hatters 2 – Status: Final
Friday, November 5, 2021 – Atlanta Ice House

Florida Eels 3 2 2 – 7
Atlanta Mad Hatters 1 1 0 – 2

1st Period-1, Florida Eels, Patterson 8 (Voyda, Haddon-Harris), 8:21 (PP). 2, Florida Eels, Voyda 2 (Haddon-Harris, Patterson), 9:53. 3, Florida Eels, Patterson 9 (Gaudet), 15:03 (SH). 4, Atlanta Mad Hatters, Gallagher 4 (Zamborsky), 18:18. Penalties-Depencier Atl (hitting from behind), 7:54; Phillips Eel (major -hitting from behind, game misconduct), 11:37; Hambling Eel (cross-checking), 12:41.

2nd Period-5, Florida Eels, Patterson 10 (Haddon-Harris, Svoboda), 3:04. 6, Atlanta Mad Hatters, Durrett 3 (Grajewski, Gallagher), 4:25. 7, Florida Eels, Moore 2 (Haddon-Harris, Voyda), 5:46 (PP). Penalties-Whelton Atl (cross-checking), 4:50; Zamborsky Atl (hooking), 6:34; Gallagher Atl (tripping), 9:56; Graham Atl (slashing), 13:57; DavIdson Eel (roughing), 17:20; Shepherd Eel (roughing), 17:20; Cunningham Atl (roughing), 17:20; Gallagher Atl (roughing), 17:20.

3rd Period-8, Florida Eels, Hambling 2 (Haddon-Harris), 14:42. 9, Florida Eels, Haddon-Harris 7 (Moore, Kiyawasew), 17:44. Penalties-Hambling Eel (elbowing), 0:58; Gallagher Atl (misconduct-dispute referee’s judgment/ruling), 2:20; Hambling Eel (hooking), 6:14; Karlstrom Eel (slashing), 11:00; Gallagher Atl (roughing), 16:46.

Shots on Goal-Florida Eels 10-10-12-32. Atlanta Mad Hatters 13-9-8-30.
Power Play Opportunities-Florida Eels 2 / 0; Atlanta Mad Hatters 0 / 0.
Goalies-Florida Eels, Rolleman 4-1-0-1 (30 shots-28 saves). Atlanta Mad Hatters, Snellenburg 2-5-0-0 (32 shots-25 saves).

The Florida Eels Elite Team Takes Second Game of the Three Game Series Against the Atlanta Mad Hatters.

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Two Down One To Go…. Eels looking to bring out the broom….

 

 

The Florida Eels Elite team defeats the Mad Hatters 4-2 in game two of their 3 game series. The Eels won game one 4-1 on Friday evening and came back today once again with an aggressive forecheck and equally smothered the Mad Hatters defensively to thaw any sustained attack on the Eels goaltender. When tested,  Eels netminder Jake Mork did what he is known to do – turn away shooter after shooter. The Eels outshot the Mad Hatters 50 to 30 putting 4 behind the Mad Hatters goalie.

 

The win brings the Eels within 2 points of the first place Tampa Juniors. Both the Eels and Tampa play again Sunday so it is critical for the Eels to take home another win over the Mad Hatters. This will be the Eels and Mad Hatters  3rd game of the weekend series. Sunday’s drop of puck is 9:15 am.

 

Scoring went as follows:

Florida Eels 4 at Atlanta Mad Hatters 2 – Status: Final
Saturday, November 6, 2021 – Atlanta Ice House

Florida Eels 2 1 1 – 4
Atlanta Mad Hatters 1 0 1 – 2

1st Period-1, Florida Eels, Carpenter 6 (Allen), 4:25. 2, Atlanta Mad Hatters, Spears 7 (Price), 11:23. 3, Florida Eels, Bzovey 7 (Engles, ClIngerman), 16:35 (PP). Penalties-Ward Eel (holding), 2:13; Krutz Atl (high-sticking), 15:27.

2nd Period-4, Florida Eels, Evanyk 4 (Dominique, Carpenter), 12:56. Penalties-Brazeau Atl (slashing), 8:35; Brazeau Atl (tripping), 11:46; ClIngerman Eel (roughing), 12:24; Kostun Atl (roughing), 12:24; Corbett Eel (cross-checking), 13:22; Brazeau Atl (delay of game), 19:02.

3rd Period-5, Florida Eels, Dominique 5 (ClIngerman), 7:57. 6, Atlanta Mad Hatters, Brazeau 4 (Kostun), 16:44. Penalties-Brazeau Atl (hooking), 2:12; Ingalls Eel (tripping), 10:21; Crabb Atl (roughing), 15:29; Carpenter Eel (elbowing), 19:33; Price Atl (interference), 19:33.

Shots on Goal-Florida Eels 16-18-16-50. Atlanta Mad Hatters 9-9-12-30.
Power Play Opportunities-Florida Eels 1 / 0; Atlanta Mad Hatters 0 / 0.
Goalies-Florida Eels, Mork 6-0-0-0 (30 shots-28 saves). Atlanta Mad Hatters, Pelletier 2-3-0-0 (50 shots-46 saves).

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