Ottawa 67\u0027s bounce back big time against the Soo after losing first game of the season
“It was a real good bounce-back game after a loss,” said head coach Dave Cameron, following the 399th win of his OHL career. “We certainly want to establish ourselves at home, and I thought we did a real good job for 60 minutes.”Article content
There was a scary play on the ensuing sequence, though, with Hounds defenceman Luca Brzustowski taking a hard hit from Senators prospect Boucher, and needing to be stretchered off the ice.After the prolonged stoppage, Foster found the back of the net against his hometown team, and Pinelli made it 3-0, in a span of 28 seconds.
“It was a grind to get up there in the lineup,” said Barlas. “At the start of the year, when I wasn’t playing too much, I just kept saying to myself: ‘It’s gonna come’. I’m glad that it did.”“The best thing about ‘Barley’ is he stuck with it. He didn’t get off to a great start, things weren’t going his way, bit he never complained,” Cameron said.
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