Chebaturkin back in The teams dressed 17 skaters each. Murray is out for the season. Vladimir Chebaturkin, who was a healthy scratch vs. Portland Wednesday night, took a regular shift last night as one of Worcester's six defensemen. The IceCats are home tonight and tomorrow afternoon. IceCats officials anticipate the largest crowd of the season, possibly in the range of 12,000.
Tickets are available, but in limited quantities.
The St. John's Maple Leafs are in for their final visit of the regular season. Counting last night's goal in the second period, the IceCats have scored nine goals while skating two men up. Worcester's last four shorthanded goals have been scored either by Dale Clarke or Darren Clark. The referee was Tom Kowal, working his first IceCats game of the season. Mark Rycroft, who scored Worcester's first goal last night, has five goals in February.