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The Kindersley Klippers will hit the road tonight for a one game stop out in Nipawin. The road in 2011 was not kind to Kindersley, as they assembled a record of 2-15-1-0 away from the WCEC.
It will be interesting to see how the Klippers play tonight on two fronts. The first being they put forth a very lackluster performance in their previous contest against Yorkton. The 2nd being tonight’s game marks the 1st game for Kindersley after the trade deadline.
As young as Kindersley was prior to the deadline, they are now even younger. Alot of the younger players on the Klippers team have to feel a bit relieved that the deadline has passed. With the way the season has gone, I am sure alot of the players were wondering if they would be dealt. They can now put that behind them and focus on the task at hand moving forward which is to try and catch the Notre Dame Hounds.
To catch the Hounds Kindersley will need to string together a win streak. I would consider tonight’s game a must win for the Klippers. The Hawks however won’t be an easy squad to beat. They are a solid team that has won 4 straight contests.
Wheaton King will suit up tonight in his Hawks debut against his former club, Alex Laird will also suit up for Kindersley against his former club. I don’t know a whole lot about Laird, but one thing that people keep telling me about him is that he is a very hard working player. For Kindersley to win games, they have to outwork teams so maybe Laird will act as a bit of a spark plug for Kindersley.
Tonight’s game will be broadcasted on the radio with your pregame show starting at 7:15. I will have a bunch of deadline day reaction and more throughout the broadcast. You can catch all the action on 1330/1210 Classic hits radio or streaming online at http://asx.abacast.com/kindersleyklippers-live-32.asx
The Kindersley Klippers will hit the road tonight for a one game stop out in Nipawin. The road in 2011 was not kind to Kindersley, as they assembled a record of 2-15-1-0 away from the WCEC.
It will be interesting to see how the Klippers play tonight on two fronts. The first being they put forth a very lackluster performance in their previous contest against Yorkton. The 2nd being tonight’s game marks the 1st game for Kindersley after the trade deadline.
As young as Kindersley was prior to the deadline, they are now even younger. Alot of the younger players on the Klippers team have to feel a bit relieved that the deadline has passed. With the way the season has gone, I am sure alot of the players were wondering if they would be dealt. They can now put that behind them and focus on the task at hand moving forward which is to try and catch the Notre Dame Hounds.
To catch the Hounds Kindersley will need to string together a win streak. I would consider tonight’s game a must win for the Klippers. The Hawks however won’t be an easy squad to beat. They are a solid team that has won 4 straight contests.
Wheaton King will suit up tonight in his Hawks debut against his former club, Alex Laird will also suit up for Kindersley against his former club. I don’t know a whole lot about Laird, but one thing that people keep telling me about him is that he is a very hard working player. For Kindersley to win games, they have to outwork teams so maybe Laird will act as a bit of a spark plug for Kindersley.
Tonight’s game will be broadcasted on the radio with your pregame show starting at 7:15. I will have a bunch of deadline day reaction and more throughout the broadcast. You can catch all the action on 1330/1210 Classic hits radio or streaming online at http://asx.abacast.com/kindersleyklippers-live-32.asx
So Rocky you think the brow beating on Sunday really helped, beaten down unable to get back up.
ReplyDeleteI don't think he knows much abou anything at this point.
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