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    Default Calgary at Swift Current 7:00 PM

    Wednesday, February 16, 2005

    In other action on Wednesday, the Swift Current Broncos (18-30-6-2) host the Calgary Hitmen (30-19-7-3) in a Central division contest.

    The Broncos, who sit fifth in the Central division, are coming off Saturday's 3-1 loss to Kootenay and have dropped five straight games. Luke Hunter (21g-18a) leads the Broncos in scoring with 39 points.

    The Hitmen, who occupy third in the Central division, are coming off last night's 3-3 tie in Moose Jaw and are 6-3-1 in their last 10 contests. The Hitmen are an even 14-14-2 on the road this season.

    It's the fifth and final meeting of the season between the Hitmen and Broncos. Calgary has won all four previous meetings this season.

    http://whl.ca/headlines/?id=2749
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    Hitmen game day

    Jean LeFebvre
    Calgary Herald


    Tuesday, February 15, 2005


    Calgary at Moose Jaw

    Game Time: 6 p.m.,

    Moose Jaw Civic Centre

    Broadcast: FAN 960 radio

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    Overview

    - Calgary (30-19-6-3): Despite Saturday's 2-1 loss to Kamloops at the 'Dome, the surging Hitmen are 13-5-0-1 in their past 19 outings . . . This is the first of back-to-back Saskatchewan stops -- the Hitmen will be at Swift Current on Wednesday. The club will be back home on the weekend to entertain Kootenay (Saturday) and Saskatoon (Sunday) . . .

    Andrew Ladd has served the most penalty minutes (143) . . . G Justin Pogge is 10-5 with a 2.21 GAA and .921 save percentage in a Calgary sweater.

    - Moose Jaw (10-37-8-1): Thanks to Regina's 10-consecutive-loss swoon, the Warriors have snuck back into post-season contention in the East Division. A woeful 6-34-7-1 three weeks ago, Moose Jaw has put together a modest 4-3-1 run to get to within two points of the Pats, ....

    Roster Updates

    - Calgary injuries: C Ryan Getzlaf (concussion) will miss a 10th consecutive game. D Brett Carson (concussion, day to day) practised Monday.

    - Moose Jaw injuries: C Justin Scott (mono, one week).

    http://www.canada.com/calgary/calgar...3-2b6a5ed4d663
    "Humans think they are smarter than dolphins because we build cars and buildings and start wars etc...and all that dolphins do is swim in the water, eat fish and play around. Dolphins believe that they are smarter for exactly the same reasons."

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    Last chance to put in a good effort before the top teams start to crush us...

    Show me you have the will and heart to succeed guys.

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    It is definately time to start getting into play-off shape.

    Every game is an important game, and it is time to be hitting on all cylinders.

    With so few games left in the regular season, getting on a roll is a must.

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    Ugh.

    Three straight games against three of the worst teams in the league, and we get one point.

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    They need to get the killer instinct back. Someone has to step up as the leader of this team and it has to be now. They can't wait until the playoffs for someone to step up.

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