CCF GAME FOUR: Houston Aeros at Binghamton Senators, June 3rd, 7:05

What did I tell you? Getting raped. 60% of the time it works every time.

shabbs wrote:Greening's goal has been credited to Bass.

Nice for Cody. He doesn't get too many.

spader wrote:

shabbs wrote:Greening's goal has been credited to Bass.

Nice for Cody. He doesn't get too many.

Neither does Greening. That would have been his first in 17, I think.

F-ing A man, we're coming at ya!

SpezDispenser wrote:We're gonna kill them tonight, I can feel it. It's all about opportunity and making the most of it - and I believe in these guys to take this and run with it.

Go B-Sens!

You called it.

Although I still don't think it will ever turn into a cakewalk. This series has gone back and forth the first four games and it may very well continue. I'd *love* to think the B-Sens are back on their 4 goals/game pace but they're not. 3-0 with one goal coming on a 5-on-3 PP. The D really cleaned up, though, with just 21 shots on goal allowed. More of the same, please.

Lehner is now the B-Sens' career playoff shutout leader.

Post-game interview with Lehner:

No rest for the wicked... Game 5 goes tonight! We're getting raped!

Some interesting info....

From: http://theahl.com/b-sens-start-strong-tie-finals-at-2-2-p171271

Rookie goaltender Robin Lehner only had to make 21 saves to pick up his league-leading third shutout of the playoffs, and the 19-year-old improved to 12-4 (2.12, .938) in 17 appearances this spring.

Binghamton is now an impressive 6-1 following a loss this postseason and moved back to .500 on home ice at 5-5.

The Aeros suffered their first shutout of the playoffs and were blanked for the first time since a 3-0 loss at the Texas Stars on Mar. 22.

First game ende 3-1 with an empty net goal; second game was 2-1 in OT; third game was 2-1 in regulation. This was the first "blow-out" of the series.

So, do we go back to another tight, low-scoring, possible OT-bound game tonight? Or does that little crack in the Aeros' trap spread a bit more?