Gameday! Rampage @ Houston Oct. 15th 7:35pm

San Antonio Rampage

1-1-0-0 T-3rd- West Division (2 pts)
Last game: Lost 3-2 to OKC  on Oct. 14th

Leaders:

Goals: B. Kearns -2

Assists: C. Robak -2

Pts: Keanrs/Robak -2

+/-: C.Robak/G. Rallo - +2

PIM: N. Yonkman -8

Wins: B. Foster - 1

GAA: Foster -2.30

Save%: Foster - .911

 Houston Aeros

2-0-0-0 2nd Place- West Division (4 pts)
Last game: Defeated Texas 5-2 on Oct. 14th

Leaders:

Goals: C.Wellman -3

Assists: C.McMillan -3

Pts: 3 players w/ -3

+/-: J. Ortmeyer -+4

PIM: W. Peters -14

Wins: M.Hackett -2

GAA: Hackett-1.50

Save%: Hackett -.951

Toyota Center

Houston, TX

7:35PM CST

Radio/Stream courtesy of Ticket760


  The Rampage travel 3 hours down IH-10E for the first road test of the season against division rival Houston. The Rampage are coming off a loss to OKC last night, where the home team outplayed the Barons for the better part or 45 minutes. Unfortunately, in thos other 15 minutes, the Barons scored 3 goals. For the second consecutive game to start the season, the Rampage struggled on the power play, including another extended 5 on 3 that led to nary a scoring chance. The team is now 1-12 with the man advantage on the season. The scary part is, the team is appreciably better on even strength, showing long periods where they completely dominated play. Meanwhile, on the PP, the team looks out of sync, unconfident, and tentative.

  Last night, the Rampage got outworked by a far less talented team. This can't happen. We are used to being the less talented team that works hard. I'm hoping it's just an unfamiliarity issue and that a couple more weeks of playing together will fix what's ailing them. If they can't, this will be a long season.

  Good luck to the boys tonight in enemy territory. LETS GO RAMPAGE!!