Lucid_Flame91

OKC is this week, the 18th, 19th, berra yesterday gave us a shootout win and let in 1 goal.

Brossoit got absolutely lit up, the heat gave up a 3-1 lead to finish the game 3-9, brossoit was not pulled. To be fair 5 goals were on the power play

Berra came up big after being pulled the previous night(?) Heat won in overtime, Waiting to see if Berra plays 3 games in 3 nights or if they hand Brossoit the game tonight vs the texas stars.

Well our saviour is off too a good start lol. He seems to be building a trophy case with all his awards. Calgary Flames prospect Jon Gillies has been named one of Hockey East's Co-Defensive Players of the Week. The 19-year-old sophomore backedstopped Providence College to two wins over Minnesota State this weekend, stopping 63 of 64 shots. He recorded his first shutout of the season on Saturday, making 38 saves in the 3-0 Friars victory. It was his sixth shutout in Providence College silks, which now places him in second on the Friars career shutouts list. He is one behind all-time leader Tyler Sims. Gillies, the Flames third round pick in 2012, has a 0.50 goals-against-average and a .984 save percentage. This is Gillies' fifth Co-Defensive Player of the Week award and, combined with his five Rookie of the Week honors, his 10th weekly Hockey East award. The Friars were named Hockey East's Team of the Week. Gillies fellow Flames prospects Mark Jankowski andJohn Gilmour played big roles in the two wins over Minnesota State as Jankowski scored twice on Friday night and Gilmour, who currently leads the team in scoring, registered three points (two goals, one assist) on Friday night.