I'm sharing all this to suggest that the Kimberley Dynamiters are primed to rebound after losing two games on the road, and just being shut-out.
Dynamiters record after losing two in a row:
The Dynamiters are 4-2 with 1 default, after losing two games in a row. The last time they lost two in a row, you'd have to look to the end of the 2014 calendar year. Kimberley has scored 30 goals to their opponents 18 goals. If you include the defaulted game, Kimberley has 38 goals, to the opponents 19.
Kimberley did have a 5-game losing skid in November 2014, this was when Brouwer was injured. They have yet to lose three in a row in 2015.
Brouwer's response record after 4-goals against games*:
Brouwer's record after being scored on 4 times, regardless if it was a W or L. 4-4. When it was a loss, he is 2-2, with a 2.50 GAA, with a .935 SV%.
(*I'm intentionally skipping the game where he was injured, a three week gap doesn't allow for a response)
Brouwer's record after losing two in a row:
Only happened three times in the 2014/15 regular season. After which Brouwer is 3-0 with a 1.00 GAA, with a .950 SV%
Dynamiters offensive response after being shut-out:
The Dynamiters were only shut-out once during the regular season, a 4-0 loss to the Osoyoos Coyotes. The game after that, Kimberley scored six goals, in a 6-4 win.
Bubbling to register a point after being held scoreless:
Braden Saretsky: The last time Saretsky was held off the scoresheet in a game, he responded with a 3A outing. The past three times he was held pointless during the playoffs, he has responded with 1G game, 2G game, and 1G game.
Coy Prevost: He has been pointless the past three games, after registering atleast one point in the past 10 games. He's streaky, and could be brewing.
Jared Marchi: Has really come through offensively in the post-season, while still being an effective two-way forward. The last two times he was held off the score-sheet he responded with 1G+1A game, 1A game.
Jason Richter: The lifeline and leader of the team. Pointless the past two games, which only happened once in the regular season.
All the other players are poised to rebound as well.
Home-Ice
Neither team has lost at home. Kimberley 2-0 at home, Kamloops 2-0 in their arena. Kamloops. Kimberley is now 7-3 at home, and Kamloops is 4-5 on the road.
More than 5-games?
Kamloops has finished out all of their previous series in 5 games, it will be interesting to see what happens for them now. Kimberley has played a 6-game series against Fernie winning 4-2, their other two series ended in 5 games.
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