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Content copyright , all rights reserved. Posted by Darryl Hunt Permalink. Posted by PJ Swenson Permalink. Posted by MaxGiese Permalink. San Jose Sharks right wing Jed Ortmeyer named as f Post-series comments from San Jose Sharks head coa After a scoreless first period, Worcester would grab the first goal of the game at of the second period on the power play. Lukas Kaspar grabbed the second assist. Lowell would tie the game just into the third on the power play when Chad Wiseman deflected a Nicklas Bergfors blast from the left point.
The hooking call made on Moore in the waining moments of the second period was of the questionable variety. Fenton broke into the Devils zone. Vesce would fire a rocket toward the Lowell goal that Caruso kicked right on to the stick of Derek Joslin, who was streaking through the shot. Joslin one-timed it back on net and beat Caruso clean to the advantage. Worcester would have to kill three penalties during the remainder of the period, and thanks to another questionable holding call on Wiseman--a call where none of the ten skaters on the ice knew who the penalty was on--at of the third, Worcester was able to hold off the Devils for the final.
Cunniff also spoke highly of the things veterans Kyle McLaren and Claude Lemieux have brought to the ice and locker room. Worcester's scratches were unchanged from the Sound Tigers game.
