Ontario pelts Pickard with 21 shots in the first, still loses to familiar boogeyman
Squaring off just hours after Ben Street took it home in OT for the Rampage last night, Ontario watched Street polish them off again in OT this Halloween.
Andrew Agozzino made an instant impact after a two-game absence, as he nudged San Antonio on his first shift. Street cut across the slot, but Kevin Gravel was in place, blocking the San Antonio wrister. However, the puck landed right in Agozzino's wheelhouse, and the AHL's fourth-leading goalscorer last year made no mistake as he picked Ray Emery's top left corner.