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Tucson Roadrunners (25-22-5-2) vs. Stockton Heat (25-26-4-2) Mar 15, 2019 -- Stockton Arena AHL Game #952 GOALIES GOALIES # Name Ht Wt GP W L OT SO GAA SV% # Name Ht Wt GP W L OT SO GAA SV% 33 Adin Hill 6-4 203 23 8 11 3 2 2.61 0.907 1 Tyler Parsons 6-1 190 15 6 7 1 0 3.83 0.891 35 Hunter Miska 6-1 174 24 9 8 4 0 3.09 0.895 32 Jon Gillies 6-6 220 39 13 15 5 0 3.68 0.883 SKATERS SKATERS # Name Pos Ht Wt GP G A Pts. PIM +/- # Name Pos Ht Wt GP G A Pts. PIM +/- 3 Jordan Gross D 5-10 195 52 5 16 21 26 0 2 Michael Paliotta D 6-4 205 32 0 4 4 26 -9 4 Cam Dineen D 5-11 184 43 3 4 7 4 -8 3 Josh Healey D 6-2 201 46 1 8 9 47 2 5 Robbie Russo D 6-0 196 53 5 25 30 30 3 5 Juuso Valimaki D 6-2 215 16 2 10 12 16 8 6 Kelly Klima RW 5-10 170 4 0 0 0 9 -1 7 Mike McMurtry C 6-0 195 26 2 4 6 2 -10 7 Kevin Ekman-Larsson D 5-11 181 19 0 1 1 4 -1 8 Marcus Hogstrom D 6-4 200 3 0 0 0 0 -4 10 Nick Merkley RW 5-11 192 31 4 16 20 16 -7 10 Buddy Robinson RW 6-6 226 55 12 24 36 45 11 13 Giovanni Fiore LW 6-1 192 48 10 8 18 8 -4 11 Matthew Phillips RW 5-7 155 54 11 18 29 2 -8 17 Tyler Steenbergen F 5-10 187 49 8 11 19 14 2 12 Kerby Rychel LW 6-1 205 55 23 20 43 14 -6 18 Lane Pederson C 6-0 190 53 14 17 31 28 -11 15 Spencer Foo RW 6-0 190 56 15 17 32 34 -12 21 Matteo Gennaro C 6-2 187 46 6 3 9 26 -3 16 Anthony Peluso RW 6-4 225 35 3 5 8 56 -6 24 Hudson Fasching RW 6-2 207 50 12 13 25 10 -1 17 Matt Taormina D 5-9 195 24 0 4 4 4 -8 25 Jeremy Gregoire C 6-0 193 54 8 7 15 87 2 19 Dillon Dube C 5-11 190 31 14 23 37 16 12 26 Michael Chaput C 6-2 199 26 10 6 16 20 0 20 Curtis Lazar C 6-0 210 47 16 20 36 35 -9 27 Michael Bunting LW 5-11 197 38 12 17 29 60 8 21 Glenn Gawdin C 6-1 190 53 11 18 29 51 -4 29 David Ullstrom C 6-3 200 29 10 13 23 14 11 23 Brett Pollock LW 6-3 195 47 3 9 12 18 -8 37 Dysin Mayo D 6-0 195 53 2 3 5 39 0 28 Andrew Nielsen D 6-4 230 32 0 7 7 57 -4 39 Trevor Cheek F 6-2 205 49 5 3 8 44 -6 29 Andrew O'Brien D 6-4 227 9 1 0 1 20 -5 41 Brayden Burke RW 5-10 165 53 11 13 24 20 2 34 Adam Ollas Mattsson D 6-5 215 55 5 10 15 24 21 43 Dakota Mermis D 6-0 196 48 1 15 16 45 0 41 Ryan Lomberg LW 5-10 196 47 10 11 21 41 1 44 Emil Pettersson C 6-2 185 59 11 27 38 28 0 42 Rob Hamilton D 6-0 185 44 6 17 23 16 4 55 Jalen Smereck D 6-1 192 6 0 0 0 2 -2 43 Scott Sabourin RW 6-3 201 33 3 3 6 65 -12 81 Jens Looke RW 6-0 185 47 8 5 13 12 -2 44 Tyler Graovac C 6-5 210 54 20 26 46 23 -4 45 Rinat Valiev D 6-2 215 46 3 16 19 45 9 Team Staff 48 John McCarron RW 6-2 225 6 0 1 1 0 -2 Steve Sullivan General Manager Team Staff Jay Varady Head Coach Steve Potvin Assistant Coach Brad Pascall General Manager John Slaney Assistant Coach Cail MacLean Head Coach Joe Cirella Assistant Coach Domenic Pittis Assistant Coach OFFICIALS Referee Michael Markovic (#47) Referee Olivier Gouin (#54) Linesman Andrew Norris (#83) Linesman Steve Walsh (#85) theahl.com GAME NOTES AHL Game #952 TUCSON ROADRUNNERS STOCKTON HEAT Referees Linesmen Season Record #47 Markovic #83 Norris Season Record W – L – OTL – SOL #54 Gouin #85 Walsh W – L – OTL – SOL 25-26-4-2 25-22-5-2 HEAT RECORDS TEAM LEADERS PACIFIC DIVISION STANDINGS PROMOS & PARTY DECK Current streak: 2-0-0-1 Goals: Rychel with 23 1. Bakersfield Condors (76 pts) - Fans can enjoy Wholly Nachomoli, Savor Corner, Dippin Dots, Totally Nuts for food Last 5 games: 3-1-0-1 Assists: Quine with 33 2. San Jose Barracuda (68 pts) and Brewhaus Bros. for Craft Beer. Last 10 games: 6-3-0-1 Points: Quine with 52 3. San Diego Gulls (68 pts) - Jersey of the Night ($1 for a chance to win a number 45 Heat jersey), Spirit Home: 13-12-2-1 PIMS: Sabourin with 65 4. Colorado Eagles (68 pts) Station, Prize Wheel ($3 for one spin, $5 Away: 12-14-2-1 Wins: Gillies with 13 5. Tucson Roadrunners (57 pts) for two), Cornhole, Player Autographs in Power Play: 44-227 (19.4%) GAA: Schneider with 2.45 6. Stockton Heat (56 pts) the Second Intermission and much more! - $5 off replica jerseys at the Fan Attic! Penalty Kill: 196-251 (78.1%) SV%: Schneider with .922 7. Ontario Reign (50 pts) WHAT TO WATCH FOR ‘THE DUBE’ ABIDES: Rookie forward Dillon Dube earned AHL Player of the Week honors for last week’s three-game effort which totaled seven points (4g,3a), two shorthanded goals and a plus-4 rating. The Flames prospect capped his impressive showing with a four-point (2g,2a) outburst against the San Jose Barracuda on Sunday. Dube currently leads all AHL rookies with more than five games played in scoring per game, clicking at 1.19 points per game entering Friday’s game. DEJA FOO: Spencer Foo has quietly put together an impressive run on the offensive end of late with six points (2g,4a) over Stock- ton’s last three games. Most recently, Foo contributed three points including a goal and a pair of helpers in the Heat’s shootout loss at San Jose Sunday. The forward now sits at 32 points (15g,17a) on the season. COMING AND GOING: A trio of recent transactions has Stockton’s lineup looking different than it did entering last weekend’s games as Alan Quine and Michael Stone were recalled by the Calgary Flames and Curtis Lazar returned from several weeks with the NHL club. Lazar, the Heat’s AHL All-Star Classic representative, has 36 points (16g,20a) in 46 games with the Heat this year. DON’T FORGET MARCH MADNESS TICKET SPECIALS: Join the Heat for our own version of March Madness, featuring seven home games in the month. The Heat are offering 4-packs of tickets starting at $10 per ticket throughout March, and all college students get in free with their valid student ID! Visit StocktonHeat.com/MarchMadness/ for more information! HEAT365 MEMBERSHIPS: Heat365 Memberships for the 2019-20 season, the 15th year of professional hockey in Stockton, are on sale now! Existing Heat Members will have the opportunity to partake in a new referral program with an opportunity to earn up to $500 during the 2019-20 season! For more information head to the Bud Light Cold Zone! FIRE UP OUR APP: The all-new Stockton Heat app is available for iPhones and Android devices on the App Store and on Google Play. The app brings fans the latest team news, social posts, scores, player information, schedules, videos and interactive games. AHLTV subscribers can control the revolutionary VipR cam and more! A LOOK AHEAD GREEN NIGHT PRESENTED BY COVANTA ENERGY: Join us tomorrow night for Green Night, featuring a tote bag giveaway, presented by Covanta Energy!.
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