Maiden runs it up on Sabbath, 10-5.
After struggling last week when Joe
Surette returned to the lineup, this week Iron Maiden put another
Iron Man sized beating on Black Sabbath.
The -17 goal differential for Sabbath falls on the shoulders of Mark Melito, who is not the goal scorer he's been in the past. "He should be leading the league again, especially since we play 5 forward at all times," said Steve Hardy. "If Cooz could stop some of those 2 on 0 breaks, we'd be in first place." Maiden sent out the Troopers and took a 4-0 lead in the first period. Everyone but DeFilippos gave up for the yellow Sabbath team, as he scored a pair of 2nd period goals to get them on the board. "He's wrecking out chances at an upgrade," said Steve Iannetti. Madien took a 7-3 lead into the third, and cruised to a 10-5 win. They hold a tie breaking edge over Kiss for first place, both have 11 points and still have to play each other before the season ends. Black Sabbath cannot find the Symptom of the Universe, and is close to wrapping up last place and the 4th playoff seed. "I relish the fact that we'll be an underdog in the playoffs," said Zack Armand. "Noboby will be expecting us to steal the cup from Fuji." Check out our great new box score here. |
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