Still shooting
Patrick O'Sullivan took three shots in the first period but came up empty. Brian Boyle and Tom Preissing both scored to give the Kings a 2-0 lead after the first period, which still stands midway through the second period.
The Kings have outshot the Panthers 21-5....ouch! Florida had just three shots in the first period.
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well, so much for that. Ersberg gives up a goal that might've been worse than any of LaBarbera's this year.
True, but he also made at least 3 saves that LaBarbera would never have made. And his rebound control was once again very good, if not as good as in last game.
I agree with Saevel. LaBarbera's rebounds are bad. The team is feeding off this kid!
worse goal than Labs?? are you serious...