'I don't like a thing about our game' - Soo Greyhounds coach John Dean
It’s not uncommon for Soo Greyhounds coach John Dean not to talk to his team after losses and Wednesday night was no different.
Coming off a weekend road trip in which he was pleased with their effort despite some less-than-ideal results – an 0-2-1-0 record – Dean said Wednesday’s effort was a surprising one. Flint opened the scoring shorthanded in the final minute of the first period as Braeden Kressler drove the net and redirected a pass from Dmitry Kuzmin on the left wing during an odd-man rush.
With 2:06 to go in regulation time, Jordan D’Intino made it a 2-1 game as he beat Firebirds goaltender Will Cranley with a point shot through traffic. D’Intino took a pass near the blueline from Caeden Carlisle along the side boards, skated to the top of the point and then beat Cranley.
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