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Posted: 8:54 PM Mar 5, 2010
Gladiators blow another lead
ESTERO, Fla. — The Gladiators let another lead slip away in Florida, falling 7-5 after taking an early 2-1 advantage.
In the second game of a three-game stretch against the Everblades, the Gladiators (26-26-4-2) got two early goals from Tim Miller and Adam Berti. But in the second period, the one-goal advantage slipped away.
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ESTERO, Fla. — The Gladiators let another lead slip away in Florida, falling 7-5 after taking an early 2-1 advantage.
In the second game of a three-game stretch against the Everblades, the Gladiators (26-26-4-2) got two early goals from Tim Miller and Adam Berti. But in the second period, the one-goal advantage slipped away.
Brady Calla’s rebound tied the game at 4:54 and the Everblades (32-19-4-5) took the lead when Phil Paquet fired a shot through traffic and inside the right post.
Gwinnett tried to rally with a Mike McLean goal, but Florida took the lead for good with 40 seconds left in the period.
Florida scored three more goals, all on the power play, in the third period. Scott Mifsud and Tom Zanoski scored two late goals for Gwinnett, but the attempted rally fell short.
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Sorry k. gey I disagree with you. It's time for new coach also. As I stated before this team has been backwards the last 4 seasons with each season being worse than the other. Can't always blame the players. If Pyle is here next year I will not renew my season tickets! It's time for some EXCITING hockey, not boring hockey!!
same as thursday night, another blown save and another game to make a playoff spot gone down the drain. mail in the season now, this team does not derserve to make the playoffs. time to get ready for the 2010-11 season and find some players who actually know how to play together and can check their egos at the door the first day of training camp.
