The Bakersfield Condors (5-4-2, 12pts) host the San Diego Gulls (3-5-1, 7pts) on Dignity Health Home Ice at Mechanics Bank Arena.
THE PARTICULARS
PUCK DROP: 7 p.m.
DOORS OPEN: 6 p.m.
Military Appreciation Night presented by 23ABC, 107.9 KUZZ, and Berry, Smith & Bartell
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GAME PREVIEW presented by Rodriguez & Associates
Last night, Bakersfield beat San Diego in overtime, 2-1. Cooper Marody scored his 50th goal in the AHL and his fourth overtime goal as a Condor.
POWERED UP FROM THE GET GO
The Condors power play has scored in all 11 games this season. Overall at 23.5% (12/51) the team is 7th in the AHL.
KILLED IT OFF
Bakersfield’s penalty kill was 5/5 last night including two late third period kills. In two games, the unit it 9/9 against San Diego, who has the 5th best power play at 23.7%.
GRIFF STREAKS
Seth Griffith extended his point streak to 11 games (5g-9a) to start the season with an assist last night. It is the second longest streak for a Condors player in the AHL (Marody – 13, 2020-21).
OVERTIME SPECIALISTS
Cooper Marody’s overtime goal was the fourth of his career and the first since 2019 when he helped the team to their 15th consecutive win. Overall, the Condors are 7-1 in their last eight overtime games.
BROBERG COMING INTO HIS OWN
First-round pick Philip Broberg has nine assists in 11 games to start the season, including his first multi-point game last night. He is t-3rd among d-men in scoring.
MALONE FILLING UP THE STAT SHEET
Brad Malone scored on the power play for the second straight game and has five points (3g-2a) over the past two outings.
UP NEXT: The Condors are in San Jose Wednesday to start a four-game road trip which will see the team head to Abbotsford and Ontario.
