Stallions break the Breakers, 5-2.
The yellow Stallions inched closer to
clinching 2nd place after sliding by the 3rd place Breakers.
Mark Melito, unhappy with his team's defense, decided to take matters into his own hands, and played defensse this week. He went minus four in the 5-2 loss. "I still feel I did a better job than Jon Morin," explained Melito. With Melito back on defense, it meant the offense was in the hands of Kevin Anderson and John Gambale, who each had one goal. "I got one new hip, one old hip, and two bad hands, and I'm still contributing," said Gambale. "I would get more goals if I wasn't on such a sheety line," said JImmy D. "Why is everyone looking at me?" quipped Grasso. "We got a good mix of bad players, and really bad players," explained Dan Ryan. For the winning Stallions, Chris Kirby had a pair of goals, as did Ryan Collins in the rather easy win. George Howard was held to just 2 assists. "I was covered by Melito all game long," said Howard. Check out our great new box score here. |
.jpg)