The Knights are only seven points shy of becoming the most successful first year team in United Hockey League history. The Knights have scored at least three goals in 17 straight games. They haven't scored fewer than three goals since a 2-1 shootout loss to Adirondack on Feb. 2. With Jason Stewart and Bobby Ferraris being called up to the American Hockey League this week, the Knights have now had twelve different players called up to the AHL this season. The 25 shots they had in the third period of that game was the most third period shots any team in the league has recorded this season.
New Haven has four players with point streaks of four games or more.
Jimmy Brown - Brown was sensational this week, scoring a total of nine points on three goals and six assists in four games. Brown was also consistent, notching at least two points in each game. On Wednesday, he recorded two goals in a 5-3 loss to Asheville. Brown picked up a goal and an assist in the Knights 6-3 triumph over Adirondack to cap the week. His week included the third shutout of the season in a 5-0 whitewash over Muskegon.