Providence comes into tonight's game struggling on the power play. No question, we weren't sharp on the power play. We got away from doing the things that had worked for us. And Worcester outworked us on the power play. These playoff games are all games of adjustments.
Teams make changes from game to game and it's up to the players to make the adjustments.
It's one thing to see it and explain it, but it's another for the players to go out and do it. The Panzer division Providence winger Lee Goren said he wasn't surprised to see his former teammate at the University of North Dakota, Jeff Panzer , playing his first professional game for the IceCats on Tuesday night and getting a goal and an assist. Goren played three seasons with Panzer and won a national title with him when the Frozen Four was in Providence last year. Panzer, a center, just completed his senior year after scoring 26 goals. He was signed as free agent last week.