It was the fifth time the ScareCrows have been blanked this season. Kelly, who has defended his team's approach to the game most of the season, is starting to waiver. It takes desire and character. We may bring in some proven players or else add some inexperienced players and start building for the future. Somebody needs to give us a spark.
Consistency is what hockey's all about.
We've consistently been ugly. Newcomers seeing action were defenseman Brad Klyn and winger Marcus Nilsson. The ScareCrows continue to score at the box office. Out of 74 Double-A hockey teams in North America, Topeka is ahead of 51 of them in attendance. Topeka returns home Friday to host Fort Worth on Beanie Baby Night.