In (unusually) quiet fashion, the former Islander goalie has put up some strong numbers for the Sound Tigers.
His season numbers ( 5-3-0 2.70, 90.1% ) don't totally tell the story as he allowed 5 goals in 20 minutes in his first AHL start. Excluding that start, he is 5-2-0 in the last 7 (2.12, 92.1%) and has been even better over the last 5 (4-1-0, 1.79, 93.5%).
Bridgeport is currently part of a 5-team log jam between 9th and 13 place -- only two points separates the five teams. The Sound Tigers are 6 points out of the last playoff spot, with 12 games to play.
His season numbers ( 5-3-0 2.70, 90.1% ) don't totally tell the story as he allowed 5 goals in 20 minutes in his first AHL start. Excluding that start, he is 5-2-0 in the last 7 (2.12, 92.1%) and has been even better over the last 5 (4-1-0, 1.79, 93.5%).
Bridgeport is currently part of a 5-team log jam between 9th and 13 place -- only two points separates the five teams. The Sound Tigers are 6 points out of the last playoff spot, with 12 games to play.
Forever1940 is the nom de plume of Eric Hornick, statistician on Islander home telecasts since January 21, 1982. Visit my blog: NYISkinny.com and follow me on Twitter @ehornick
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