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Downward Spiral Continues In Latest Loss For Binghamton Devils
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HERSHEY, PA - The Binghamton Devils cannot get out of their own way as they suffered their 6th consecutive loss at the hands of the Hershey Bears on a Saturday matinee. Binghamton (2-4-1-1) would suffer once again after their previous loss on Friday to conclude the weekend series with the Bears (5-1-2-0).
Again, this would mark loss number six in a row.
Binghamton fell behind early in the opening period as Joe Snively scored his second of the season past BDevils’ netminder Evan Cormier, who ended up with 18 saves.
Binghamton Devils Suffer Fifth Straight Loss
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NEWARK, NJ - They played from behind by a goal only to tie it, before they let it slip away as the Binghamton Devils lose to the Hershey Bears 6-3 on Friday at RWJ Barnabas Health Hockey House. Four unanswered in the middle frame was the difference as the more experienced Bears team raised havoc on the Devils’ young defense as goaltender Gilles Senn was the victim who ended up with 26 saves.
This was not a pretty one to witness and this trend of losing needs to turn around quickly before the season slips away.
No Rust for the Wicked: Devils Return and Win 5-2 over the Rangers
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First Period
We start the game off with a whole new look: Mikey McLeod immediately dropping the gloves with Chris Kreider after a clean but solid hit on Mika Zibanejad by McLeod. Kreider challenged him, McLeod said let s go and away we went. A whole lot of swings and misses before McLeod sort of fell into a headlock, but a good fight overall and an excellent way to start a game against our rivals after two weeks without hockey.
Zibanejad collides into McLeod and then the boards, then Kreider & McLeod fight. pic.twitter.com/jZW8Lo4alZ Shayna (@hayyyshayyy) February 17, 2021
5 Devils clear COVID protocols, while 13 players remain on list
Updated Feb 13, 2021;
Posted Feb 13, 2021
New Jersey Devils right wing Kyle Palmieri was one of five players removed from the NHL s COVID-19 protocols on Saturday.Andrew Mills | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
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Devils forwards Andreas Johnsson, Janne Kuokkanen, Michael McLeod, Kyle Palmieri and Pavel Zacha all cleared the NHL’s COVID-19 protocols on Saturday. After Palmieri and Zacha appeared to leave the list on Wednesday, the team confirmed all five players were officially removed on Saturday.
No new players were added to the list, and the Devils have 13 players remaining in COVID-19 protocols: