Canned Food Collection Night and $1 tickets – Jan. 15

Pre-game interview with Matt O’Dette

TONIGHT
The Bakersfield Condors host the Ontario Reign in their first meeting since Dec. 7. The Condors have won three in a row overall, and three in a row on home ice as well. Ontario holds a six-point lead over Stockton for the top spot in the Pacific Division, 2nd overall in the Western Conference.

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
Bakersfield rolled in a 3-0-0-0 weekend, with victories against Idaho and San Francisco last weekend, by a combined 15-4 margin. G Scott Greenham picked up two wins between the pipes, including his first professional shutout on Friday, and a 39-save triumph on Sunday in San Francisco. In two games against Idaho on home ice Friday and Saturday, the Condors won by 5-0 and 6-2 margins.

The Reign are coming off a 3-1 victory in Alaska, ending a 13-game unbeaten streak for the Aces. F Brodie Sheahan set a team record by scoring 11 seconds into the game, while G Drew O’Connell stopped 20 shots for the win. F Colton Yellow Horn had two goals and an assist for the Reign.

CONDORS NOTES
The Condors have won three in a row for the first time all season, and have also won four of their last six… Bakersfield’s power play is 7-for-22 over the last three games (31.8%)… F Francis Verreault has a Condors season-high five-game point streak, with 3g-3a. He has a point in every game with the team since his acquisition from Greenville… D Kyle Haines scored two goals on Saturday, the first multi-goal game of the season for a Condors defenseman in 2012-13… F Brett Lyon is tied for the rookie lead in the ECHL with 11 fighting majors. Six have come in a Condors sweater since the team signed him in early December.

TRANSACTIONS
Jan. 14    F Tyler Brenner recalled to Toronto (AHL)
Jan. 11    F Nicholas Tremblay signed; C Max Campbell suspended for leaving the team
Jan. 9    F Zach Cohen traded to Greenville in exchange for future considerations and the rights to D T.J. Fast