BAKERSFIELD (13-20-3, 29pts) @ TUCSON (16-18-4, 36pts)
PUCK DROP: 6 p.m. PT
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The Condors look for a split in Tucson against the Roadrunners. Tucson has won four straight in the season series, including a 6-2 win last night
LAST TIME OUT
Bakersfield fell behind 3-0 in the first, cut it to 3-2, but Tucson put it away in the third in a 6-2 win last night. J-S Dea had three points (1g-2a ) for the Roadrunners.
FOUND NEEMO
Markus Niemelainen played his first AHL game since December 11 and scored twice. It was his first career multi-goal game.
TULLIO KEEPS IT GOING
Ty Tullio has four points (2g-2a) in his last four games after he assisted on Niemelainen’s second goal last night.
LAVOIE ADDS ON
Raphael Lavoie’s second period assist gave him 11 points (5g-6a) in his last 12 games.
AIR MILES
The Condors will play 11 of their next 16 games on the road, including five separate flight trips over the next six weeks.
KILLIN IT
Bakersfield has allowed just one power-play goal in its last eight games. The team has killed 24 of 25 power plays over that stretch.
ON THE OTHER SIDE
Tucson led 3-1 after one and pulled away in the third period last night for a 6-2 win. Tyler Parks won his season debut and Nathan Smith scored twice.
WHAT’S NEXT?
The Condors head to San Diego for two games Wednesday and Friday at 7 p.m. Looking for Star Wars tickets on Saturday, January 28? Click here.
