The Soo Greyhounds put forth a commendable effort despite a 3-2 shootout loss against the Brantford Bulldogs. Coach John Dean praised his short-staffed team's character and ability to execute their game plan against the league's top team, capturing their morale despite losing key players due to injuries and suspensions. The standout performance came from goalie Carter George, who made crucial saves to keep the game competitive. The Greyhounds now aim to build on this performance as they prepare for upcoming matches in Saginaw and at home against rivals Flint and Windsor.

By the Numbers
  • The Greyhounds have lost three straight games, including a 6-3 loss to Niagara and the shootout loss in Erie.
  • Carter George faced 40 shots, making 38 saves in a standout performance, especially in the third period under intense pressure.
State of Play
  • The Greyhounds are currently 29-15-1-3 and will face Saginaw next.
  • Key player Chase Reid is undergoing evaluation for an upper-body injury, impacting the team's defensive lineup.
What's Next

The Greyhounds will look to capitalize on their recent moral victory as they face Saginaw, Flint, and Windsor this week, hoping to improve their standings in the West Division. Confidence is crucial, as they need to convert solid performances into wins ahead of the playoffs.

Bottom Line

Despite recent setbacks, the Greyhounds demonstrated resilience and potential, suggesting they can compete with top-tier teams. This performance serves as a benchmark for future games, emphasizing the importance of effort, teamwork, and mental fortitude as they prepare for the postseason.