Tonight (Friday) the T-birds are headed against the second place Tri-City Americans. In case you weren't aware, the games are broadcast live on 104.9 FM Funky Monkey. Game starts at 7:05 PM if you wanted to listen in. I tried to stream the game last friday online, but for some reason I could not get it to work on my Mac, but PC users, have at it!
Also, this Saturday (10/18) the T-birds return home for one of their final home games at the Key Arena. Taking on the Kelowna Rockets, who have a 6-5 record. Come out and show your support.
Go T-birds!
Friday, October 17, 2008
Calvin Pickard - Goalie of the Week
Thunderbirds goalie, Calvin Pickard was named the WHL goalie of the week. With 20 stops and a shutout against the Portland Winter Hawks, he sure does deserve the honor.
Here is the press release:
"Toronto, ON – The Canadian Hockey League today announced that Calvin Pickard of the Seattle Thunderbirds is the ADT CHL Goaltender of the Week for the week ending October 12.
Pickard, a 16-year-old from Winnipeg, MB, is in his first WHL season. This week he posted a 1-0-0-1 record with a 0.480 goals-against-average and a .978 save percentage. His 20 saves on Saturday night backstopped the Thunderbirds to a 4-0 road win against division rival Portland Winter Hawks. With his first WHL career shutout, Pickard was named the game’s first star. On Sunday he made 24 saves in a 2-1 shootout loss against the Chilliwack Bruins and was named second star of the game. Calvin Pickard is the younger brother of 2007-08 WHL and CHL Goaltender of the Year Chet Pickard."
Here is the press release:
"Toronto, ON – The Canadian Hockey League today announced that Calvin Pickard of the Seattle Thunderbirds is the ADT CHL Goaltender of the Week for the week ending October 12.
Pickard, a 16-year-old from Winnipeg, MB, is in his first WHL season. This week he posted a 1-0-0-1 record with a 0.480 goals-against-average and a .978 save percentage. His 20 saves on Saturday night backstopped the Thunderbirds to a 4-0 road win against division rival Portland Winter Hawks. With his first WHL career shutout, Pickard was named the game’s first star. On Sunday he made 24 saves in a 2-1 shootout loss against the Chilliwack Bruins and was named second star of the game. Calvin Pickard is the younger brother of 2007-08 WHL and CHL Goaltender of the Year Chet Pickard."
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Hickey vs. Blum
Don Hay, the coach for the Vancouver Giants, has been running around claiming his defenseman Jon Blum as the best player in the WHL. But we Seattle fans know Thomas Hickey is a top contender for that slot as much as anybody.
Sure, the Giants steam rolled the T-birds in the 5th game of the season beating us 10 to 2. But Blum didn't score, and I believe Hickey wasn't there, as he was training with the Kings around that time, and I see no mention on him in the game summary.
The T-birds will face off against the Giants 2 more times this year in regular season (and hopefully in post season as well), and Hickey will be on the ice to face off against Blum. Not to mention the next 2 meetings will be in the new Kent Events Center, so get ready to make some noise. 2/08 and 02/22 are the dates of the face off.
Read the article on Coach Hay's trumpet blowing here:
http://www.canada.com/theprovince/news/sports/story.html?id=d587176b-7936-44a7-bad6-bc5861f4499c
Go T-birds!
Sure, the Giants steam rolled the T-birds in the 5th game of the season beating us 10 to 2. But Blum didn't score, and I believe Hickey wasn't there, as he was training with the Kings around that time, and I see no mention on him in the game summary.
The T-birds will face off against the Giants 2 more times this year in regular season (and hopefully in post season as well), and Hickey will be on the ice to face off against Blum. Not to mention the next 2 meetings will be in the new Kent Events Center, so get ready to make some noise. 2/08 and 02/22 are the dates of the face off.
Read the article on Coach Hay's trumpet blowing here:
http://www.canada.com/theprovince/news/sports/story.html?id=d587176b-7936-44a7-bad6-bc5861f4499c
Go T-birds!
Monday, October 13, 2008
The Wins are in Kent? (sports superstition as it best)
Well this weekend started out great.Saturday morning I watched both my daughters score their first goals playing soccer.I have never been quite so proud. They have made great progress and I'm very impressed being that this is only their second season playing. Both their teams won..both their team names have nothing to do with "birds"....Both their teams played in ..Yes...Kent!...
Sunday was a different story, Both our Beloved "bird" teams went down in a Tough way...T-birds ended in a shoot out and lost ...Seahawks were just shot down in the second half..never to fly again....
The wins are in kent as far as I can tell (and my research is very scientific). I cant wait to see the thunderbirds in Kent..Having them this close should be an absolute blast, and a cure for the common seattle winter. I'm thinkin if the seahawks would have given up their lakefront view and just moved a little farther south to our beloved kent...would things be different?
Sunday was a different story, Both our Beloved "bird" teams went down in a Tough way...T-birds ended in a shoot out and lost ...Seahawks were just shot down in the second half..never to fly again....
The wins are in kent as far as I can tell (and my research is very scientific). I cant wait to see the thunderbirds in Kent..Having them this close should be an absolute blast, and a cure for the common seattle winter. I'm thinkin if the seahawks would have given up their lakefront view and just moved a little farther south to our beloved kent...would things be different?
Friday, October 10, 2008
Thunderbirds at Everett
Tonight the Thunderbirds head up to Everett and face off against the 2 -3 Silvertips, and a chance to take over the Portland Winter Hawks, moving out of last place for the first time this season. Hopefully with a couple veterans back in the line up (Hickey, Scott) a new rejuvenated Thunderbirds team will over take the Silvertips.
It would seem Everett and Seattle would be great rivalries given they are so close, and both from Washington, not to mention Everett is the armpit of the I-5 corridor. Possibly over time this will grow into a greater rivalry. For now the Thunderbirds top rivalry remains the Portland Winter Hawks (who the T-birds won their final pre-season game against, and the T-birds are currently a game behind in the U.S. Division). Personally, I would love to see a Seattle Thunderbirds, Everett Silvertips rivalry grow. Other than the apple cup, Washington doesn't have too many great inter-state rivalries.
Go T-Birds!
It would seem Everett and Seattle would be great rivalries given they are so close, and both from Washington, not to mention Everett is the armpit of the I-5 corridor. Possibly over time this will grow into a greater rivalry. For now the Thunderbirds top rivalry remains the Portland Winter Hawks (who the T-birds won their final pre-season game against, and the T-birds are currently a game behind in the U.S. Division). Personally, I would love to see a Seattle Thunderbirds, Everett Silvertips rivalry grow. Other than the apple cup, Washington doesn't have too many great inter-state rivalries.
Go T-Birds!
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Greg Scott, Thomas Hickey return to Thunderbirds
Greg Scott and Thomas Hickey were returned to the Seattle Thunderbirds both entering their 4th year with the team.
Greg Scott signed a contract with the Toronto Maple Leaves last summer and spent the last few weeks in training camp with the Maple Leaves before they released him back to Seattle. Last season Scott was second on the team in scoring with 38 goals and 37 assists for 75 points.
Thomas Hickey also just returned, having spent time with the Los Angeles Kings, and played in 2 pre-season games with them. Hickey has career totals of 21 goals and 102 assists for 123 points.
Seeing that they just announced these players returning in the last couple of hours/days, I would assume they did not participate in the first 6 games of the Thunderbirds season, which might help explain the 1 and 5 start. Now that these veterans return for their 4th year I would guess the game play should step up (and hopefully a few more wins).
From what I can gather, the Minor League system for Hockey works differently from that of Minor League baseball, which some of us might be more familiar with. Instead of a minor league team only carrying prospects from one team (ie. The Tacoma Rainier's only having prospects from the Mariners), the Minor League hockey teams can have players that were drafted from different NHL teams.
Greg Scott signed a contract with the Toronto Maple Leaves last summer and spent the last few weeks in training camp with the Maple Leaves before they released him back to Seattle. Last season Scott was second on the team in scoring with 38 goals and 37 assists for 75 points.
Thomas Hickey also just returned, having spent time with the Los Angeles Kings, and played in 2 pre-season games with them. Hickey has career totals of 21 goals and 102 assists for 123 points.
Seeing that they just announced these players returning in the last couple of hours/days, I would assume they did not participate in the first 6 games of the Thunderbirds season, which might help explain the 1 and 5 start. Now that these veterans return for their 4th year I would guess the game play should step up (and hopefully a few more wins).
From what I can gather, the Minor League system for Hockey works differently from that of Minor League baseball, which some of us might be more familiar with. Instead of a minor league team only carrying prospects from one team (ie. The Tacoma Rainier's only having prospects from the Mariners), the Minor League hockey teams can have players that were drafted from different NHL teams.
Would the Seattle Thunderbirds become the Kent Thunderbirds?
If you are anything like me, you might have wondered if the location change would also come with a name change, even if it was just changed from "Seattle" to "Kent."
Well it seems as though General Manager Russ Farwell seems to confirm they will remain the "Seattle" Thunderbirds in this News Tribune article:
http://www.thenewstribune.com/sports/other/story/502464.html
about 2/3's of the way down you will see the quote:
"The move to Kent won’t result in any name changes, Farwell said.
“We have 30-plus years of playing in Seattle and our name and logo is very well respected,” he said. “There are no plans to change ... there’s a lot of tradition and history in that name.”"
Well it seems as though General Manager Russ Farwell seems to confirm they will remain the "Seattle" Thunderbirds in this News Tribune article:
http://www.thenewstribune.com/sports/other/story/502464.html
about 2/3's of the way down you will see the quote:
"The move to Kent won’t result in any name changes, Farwell said.
“We have 30-plus years of playing in Seattle and our name and logo is very well respected,” he said. “There are no plans to change ... there’s a lot of tradition and history in that name.”"
T-Bird Ticket Partner
Just announced, the Thunderbirds have exclusively partnered with ShoWare to distribute their tickets.
Can't be any worse than Tickermaster right? Well from the sounds of it ShoWare has a feature that you can browse which seats are open to purchase them, which is awesome. I always wished Ticketmaster would do it.
One could only hope that not only are they beating Ticketmaster in functionality, but hopefully they will not have the same outrageous service fees attached.
Check out their website and grab some seats for the Thunderbirds before everyone else is Kent realizes they are about to have a hockey Team.
www.showare.com
Edit: Took a look at the ShoWare site myself, and it doesn't seem they sell the Tickets there, I am guessing they just use their software and build it into the Thunderbirds website. It doesn't seem to be available yet, but I will keep my eye on it.
Can't be any worse than Tickermaster right? Well from the sounds of it ShoWare has a feature that you can browse which seats are open to purchase them, which is awesome. I always wished Ticketmaster would do it.
One could only hope that not only are they beating Ticketmaster in functionality, but hopefully they will not have the same outrageous service fees attached.
Check out their website and grab some seats for the Thunderbirds before everyone else is Kent realizes they are about to have a hockey Team.
www.showare.com
Edit: Took a look at the ShoWare site myself, and it doesn't seem they sell the Tickets there, I am guessing they just use their software and build it into the Thunderbirds website. It doesn't seem to be available yet, but I will keep my eye on it.
Monday, October 6, 2008
Season Opener Commentary
If you read my brief introduction to this blog, you noticed that I have not been to a Hockey game in over 10 years. In fact, last time I went they were still playing in Tacoma. With the announcement of the team moving to Kent, down the road from me. I thought I would give this Hockey thing a shot. That being said, the home opener was a perfect re-introduction for Hockey....obviously it was good enough for me to take time to start a blog, right?
Well a double overtime shootout is just about as good as hockey can get. Ending with 1 on 1 shoot outs between each team, with Seattle prevailing in the end.
Although comparing this game to the childhood experiences, something seemed lacking...crowd participation. I thought Hockey was supposed to have the reputation of one of the rowdiest crowds (maybe second to only soccer on the UK). But that couldn't be anymore from the case at the opener, even with all the excitement. I was sitting 3 rows from the glass behind the penalty box, and other than a few old timers that caught onto our enthusiasm we were greeted with shouts of "Sit Down!" during the power play. Now that is not the correct reputation for Hockey, or the Hockey I remember. But thanks to the veterans around us who seemed to be enjoying, and joining in enthusiasm, it seemed there may still be a little life left in the Hockey crowd.
Second, and please someone give me some insight into this. But from what I know about Hockey (admittedly my knowledge is from years ago, and things may have changed), but I thought one of the main attractions for sitting on the glass is to pound your fists on the glass as players went by, and people get checked up next to you. Well, after a few tries of leading a Thunderbirds chant we decided to move down to the glass and do some pounding in hopes of getting the crowd and ultimately the players amped up. After a few seconds of pounding one of the security guards came to threaten to throw us out if we pounded on the glass again????? What in the World? I thought that was a staple in Hockey. Please, if anyone has any insights on why this is my discouraged please let me know.
Instead of leaving the game with a broken spirit (not from the T-birds win obviously, but from the less than enthusiastic crowd) I came away with a personal charge....to once again get people excited at Thunderbirds games. All hope is not lost. The veterans around us had a smile on their face and I think enjoyed the burst of energy. And with the Thunderbirds on the verge of moving to a new city, and a brand new facility, I think there is a chance to change the atmosphere at the games...Whose with me?
Well a double overtime shootout is just about as good as hockey can get. Ending with 1 on 1 shoot outs between each team, with Seattle prevailing in the end.
Although comparing this game to the childhood experiences, something seemed lacking...crowd participation. I thought Hockey was supposed to have the reputation of one of the rowdiest crowds (maybe second to only soccer on the UK). But that couldn't be anymore from the case at the opener, even with all the excitement. I was sitting 3 rows from the glass behind the penalty box, and other than a few old timers that caught onto our enthusiasm we were greeted with shouts of "Sit Down!" during the power play. Now that is not the correct reputation for Hockey, or the Hockey I remember. But thanks to the veterans around us who seemed to be enjoying, and joining in enthusiasm, it seemed there may still be a little life left in the Hockey crowd.
Second, and please someone give me some insight into this. But from what I know about Hockey (admittedly my knowledge is from years ago, and things may have changed), but I thought one of the main attractions for sitting on the glass is to pound your fists on the glass as players went by, and people get checked up next to you. Well, after a few tries of leading a Thunderbirds chant we decided to move down to the glass and do some pounding in hopes of getting the crowd and ultimately the players amped up. After a few seconds of pounding one of the security guards came to threaten to throw us out if we pounded on the glass again????? What in the World? I thought that was a staple in Hockey. Please, if anyone has any insights on why this is my discouraged please let me know.
Instead of leaving the game with a broken spirit (not from the T-birds win obviously, but from the less than enthusiastic crowd) I came away with a personal charge....to once again get people excited at Thunderbirds games. All hope is not lost. The veterans around us had a smile on their face and I think enjoyed the burst of energy. And with the Thunderbirds on the verge of moving to a new city, and a brand new facility, I think there is a chance to change the atmosphere at the games...Whose with me?
Home Opener - Key Arena 10/04
The Thunderbirds pull off their first victory of the Season over the 1st Place Spokane Chiefs, in a double overtime shoot out.
Here is the official write up:
Boyer gets shootout winner, DeSerres stops all four Spokane attempts in shootout
SEATTLE, — Jacob DeSerres made 32 saves and Jeremy Boyer had the game-winning goal in the shootout to lead the Seattle Thunderbirds to a 3-2 shootout win over the Spokane Chiefs in front of 4,277 at KeyArena.
Boyer was the fourth shooter for the T-Birds, who elected to go first in shootout. Boyer beat Spokane goalie Dustin Tokarski on the glove side for the only goal of the shootout. Seattle’s first three shooters were Jonathan Parker, Jim O’Brien and Prab Rai.
DeSerres stopped Levko Koper, Brett Bartman, Steve Kuhn and Stefan Ullmer in succession.
This was the first game of the season for the T-Birds at home and their last home opener at the Seattle Center. The team is moving to the Kent Events Center in December.
Seattle took a 1-0 lead on a power-play goal by Jeremy Boyer at 14:59 of the first period. Devon LeBlanc took a shot that rebounded to Boyer and he beat Tokarski with a quick shot.
Drayson Bowman tied the game 1-1 at 19:37 of the first. Jared Spurgeon had the only assist on the goal.
Seattle (1-5-0-0) outshot Spokane 9-8 in the first period.
Bowman put the Chiefs in front 2-1 when he scored a power-play goal at 7:01 of the second period. Levko Koper and Trevor Glass had the assists.
The Chiefs had nine shots on goal in the second period to eight for the T-Birds. Both teams had 17 shots on goal after two periods.
Boyer set up the tying goal for the T-Birds when he intercepted a pass behind the Spokane net. Boyer quickly centered the puck to Lindsay Nielsen who beat Tokarski over the glove with a one-timer at 8:35 of the third period.
The Chiefs outshot the T-Birds 10-7 in the third period and finished regulation with a 27-24 advantage in shots.
Spokane (4-1-0-1) outshot Seattle 5-2 in overtime.
DeSerres made 30 saves on 32 shots and his record is now 1-2-0-0.
Tokarski stopped 24 of 27 shots and his record falls to 4-1-0-1.
Seattle travels to Everett to face the Silvertips at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, October 10.
T-Birds season tickets are currently on sale. Season tickets can be purchased by calling the T-Birds office at 253-239-7825. Purchasing a season ticket will ensure fans can attend the T-Birds first game in their new home, the Kent Events Center.
SCORING SUMMARY
First period – 1, Seattle, Boyer 3 (LeBlanc), 14:59 (pp). 2, Spokane, Bowman 3 (Spurgeon), 19:37. Penalties – Spurgeon, Spo (hooking), 14:13.
Second period – 3, Spokane, Bowman 4 (Koper, Glass), 7:01 (pp). Penalties – Haber, Sea (holding), 6:36. Donaghy, Spo (boarding), 14:06. Chaffin, Sea (unsportsmanlike conduct), 14:06.
Third period – 4, Seattle, Nielsen 1 (Boyer), 8:35. Penalties – Silvester, Sea (slashing), 11:07. Bowman, Spo (tripping), 17:38.
Overtime – No scoring. Penalties – No penalties.
Shootout – Seattle 1 (Jonathan Parker NG, Jim O’Brien NG, Prab Rai NG, Jeremy Boyer NG); Spokane 0 (Levko Koper NG, Brett Bartman NG, Steve Kuhn NG, Stefan Ullmer NG).
Shots on goal – Seattle 9-8-7-2 27. Spokane 8-9-10-5 32. Goalies – Seattle, DeSerres 32 shots-30 saves (1-2-0-0); Spokane, Tokarski 27-24 (4-1-0-1). Power plays – Seattle 1-2; Spokane 1-2. A – 4,277. Referee – Tyler Johnson, Matt Kirk. Linesmen – Kevin Boris, Trevor Boudreau.
Here is the official write up:
Boyer gets shootout winner, DeSerres stops all four Spokane attempts in shootout
SEATTLE, — Jacob DeSerres made 32 saves and Jeremy Boyer had the game-winning goal in the shootout to lead the Seattle Thunderbirds to a 3-2 shootout win over the Spokane Chiefs in front of 4,277 at KeyArena.
Boyer was the fourth shooter for the T-Birds, who elected to go first in shootout. Boyer beat Spokane goalie Dustin Tokarski on the glove side for the only goal of the shootout. Seattle’s first three shooters were Jonathan Parker, Jim O’Brien and Prab Rai.
DeSerres stopped Levko Koper, Brett Bartman, Steve Kuhn and Stefan Ullmer in succession.
This was the first game of the season for the T-Birds at home and their last home opener at the Seattle Center. The team is moving to the Kent Events Center in December.
Seattle took a 1-0 lead on a power-play goal by Jeremy Boyer at 14:59 of the first period. Devon LeBlanc took a shot that rebounded to Boyer and he beat Tokarski with a quick shot.
Drayson Bowman tied the game 1-1 at 19:37 of the first. Jared Spurgeon had the only assist on the goal.
Seattle (1-5-0-0) outshot Spokane 9-8 in the first period.
Bowman put the Chiefs in front 2-1 when he scored a power-play goal at 7:01 of the second period. Levko Koper and Trevor Glass had the assists.
The Chiefs had nine shots on goal in the second period to eight for the T-Birds. Both teams had 17 shots on goal after two periods.
Boyer set up the tying goal for the T-Birds when he intercepted a pass behind the Spokane net. Boyer quickly centered the puck to Lindsay Nielsen who beat Tokarski over the glove with a one-timer at 8:35 of the third period.
The Chiefs outshot the T-Birds 10-7 in the third period and finished regulation with a 27-24 advantage in shots.
Spokane (4-1-0-1) outshot Seattle 5-2 in overtime.
DeSerres made 30 saves on 32 shots and his record is now 1-2-0-0.
Tokarski stopped 24 of 27 shots and his record falls to 4-1-0-1.
Seattle travels to Everett to face the Silvertips at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, October 10.
T-Birds season tickets are currently on sale. Season tickets can be purchased by calling the T-Birds office at 253-239-7825. Purchasing a season ticket will ensure fans can attend the T-Birds first game in their new home, the Kent Events Center.
SCORING SUMMARY
First period – 1, Seattle, Boyer 3 (LeBlanc), 14:59 (pp). 2, Spokane, Bowman 3 (Spurgeon), 19:37. Penalties – Spurgeon, Spo (hooking), 14:13.
Second period – 3, Spokane, Bowman 4 (Koper, Glass), 7:01 (pp). Penalties – Haber, Sea (holding), 6:36. Donaghy, Spo (boarding), 14:06. Chaffin, Sea (unsportsmanlike conduct), 14:06.
Third period – 4, Seattle, Nielsen 1 (Boyer), 8:35. Penalties – Silvester, Sea (slashing), 11:07. Bowman, Spo (tripping), 17:38.
Overtime – No scoring. Penalties – No penalties.
Shootout – Seattle 1 (Jonathan Parker NG, Jim O’Brien NG, Prab Rai NG, Jeremy Boyer NG); Spokane 0 (Levko Koper NG, Brett Bartman NG, Steve Kuhn NG, Stefan Ullmer NG).
Shots on goal – Seattle 9-8-7-2 27. Spokane 8-9-10-5 32. Goalies – Seattle, DeSerres 32 shots-30 saves (1-2-0-0); Spokane, Tokarski 27-24 (4-1-0-1). Power plays – Seattle 1-2; Spokane 1-2. A – 4,277. Referee – Tyler Johnson, Matt Kirk. Linesmen – Kevin Boris, Trevor Boudreau.
Thunderbirds 2008/2009 Schedule
09/19/2008
07:00 PM
@Prince George Cougars
09/20/2008
07:00 PM
@Prince George Cougars
09/26/2008
07:00 PM
@Tri-City Americans
09/27/2008
07:05 PM
@Everett Silvertips
10/03/2008
07:30 PM
@Vancouver Giants
10/04/2008
07:05 PM
Spokane Chiefs
10/10/2008
07:35 PM
@Everett Silvertips
10/11/2008
07:00 PM
@Portland Winter Hawks
10/12/2008
05:00 PM
@Chilliwack Bruins
10/17/2008
07:05 PM
@Tri-City Americans
10/18/2008
07:05 PM
Kelowna Rockets
10/22/2008
07:00 PM
@Kamloops Blazers
10/24/2008
07:00 PM
@Spokane Chiefs
10/25/2008
07:05 PM
Everett Silvertips
10/29/2008
07:00 PM
@Kelowna Rockets
11/01/2008
07:05 PM
@Tri-City Americans
11/04/2008
07:05 PM
Edmonton Oil Kings
11/07/2008
07:35 PM
Red Deer Rebels
11/08/2008
07:00 PM
@Chilliwack Bruins
11/11/2008
05:30 PM
@Prince Albert Raiders
11/12/2008
05:05 PM
@Saskatoon Blades
11/14/2008
05:00 PM
@Regina Pats
11/15/2008
05:30 PM
@Brandon Wheat Kings
11/18/2008
05:00 PM
@Moose Jaw Warriors
11/19/2008
05:30 PM
@Swift Current Broncos
11/22/2008
07:00 PM
Portland Winter Hawks
11/28/2008
07:35 PM
Kootenay Ice
11/29/2008
12:00 PM
@Portland Winter Hawks
12/05/2008
07:05 PM
@Tri-City Americans
12/06/2008
07:00 PM
@Portland Winter Hawks
12/07/2008
05:05 PM
Calgary Hitmen
12/12/2008
07:00 PM
@Spokane Chiefs
12/13/2008
07:00 PM
@Spokane Chiefs
12/27/2008
07:05 PM
Portland Winter Hawks
12/28/2008
05:05 PM
Spokane Chiefs
12/30/2008
07:05 PM
Chilliwack Bruins
12/31/2008
07:00 PM
@Portland Winter Hawks
01/03/2009
07:05 PM
Everett Silvertips
01/04/2009
05:05 PM
Kamloops Blazers
01/07/2009
07:00 PM
@Kelowna Rockets
01/09/2009
07:35 PM
Tri-City Americans
01/11/2009
05:05 PM
Prince George Cougars
01/16/2009
07:35 PM
@Everett Silvertips
01/17/2009
07:05 PM
Everett Silvertips
01/18/2009
05:05 AM
Tri-City Americans
01/21/2009
07:05 PM
Kamloops Blazers
01/23/2009
07:35 PM
Spokane Chiefs
01/24/2009
07:05 PM
Portland Winter Hawks
01/27/2009
07:05 PM
Medicine Hat Tigers
01/28/2009
07:00 PM
@Kamloops Blazers
01/30/2009
07:35 PM
@Everett Silvertips
01/31/2009
07:05 PM
Kelowna Rockets
02/06/2009
07:35 PM
Lethbridge Hurricanes
02/07/2009
07:05 PM
@Tri-City Americans
02/08/2009
05:05 PM
Vancouver Giants
02/13/2009
07:35 PM
@Everett Silvertips
02/14/2009
07:05 PM
Portland Winter Hawks
02/15/2009
05:05 PM
Chilliwack Bruins
02/18/2009
07:00 PM
@Spokane Chiefs
02/20/2009
07:35 PM
Spokane Chiefs
02/21/2009
07:00 PM
@Portland Winter Hawks
02/22/2009
05:05 PM
Vancouver Giants
02/28/2009
07:05 PM
Portland Winter Hawks
03/01/2009
05:05 PM
Everett Silvertips
03/03/2009
07:05 PM
Spokane Chiefs
03/06/2009
07:35 PM
Tri-City Americans
03/07/2009
07:05 PM
Tri-City Americans
03/11/2009
07:05 PM
Prince George Cougars
03/13/2009
07:35 PM
Portland Winter Hawks
03/14/2009
07:00 PM
@Portland Winter Hawks
03/15/2009
05:05 PM
Everett Silvertips
07:00 PM
@Prince George Cougars
09/20/2008
07:00 PM
@Prince George Cougars
09/26/2008
07:00 PM
@Tri-City Americans
09/27/2008
07:05 PM
@Everett Silvertips
10/03/2008
07:30 PM
@Vancouver Giants
10/04/2008
07:05 PM
Spokane Chiefs
10/10/2008
07:35 PM
@Everett Silvertips
10/11/2008
07:00 PM
@Portland Winter Hawks
10/12/2008
05:00 PM
@Chilliwack Bruins
10/17/2008
07:05 PM
@Tri-City Americans
10/18/2008
07:05 PM
Kelowna Rockets
10/22/2008
07:00 PM
@Kamloops Blazers
10/24/2008
07:00 PM
@Spokane Chiefs
10/25/2008
07:05 PM
Everett Silvertips
10/29/2008
07:00 PM
@Kelowna Rockets
11/01/2008
07:05 PM
@Tri-City Americans
11/04/2008
07:05 PM
Edmonton Oil Kings
11/07/2008
07:35 PM
Red Deer Rebels
11/08/2008
07:00 PM
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