Post-game reaction

Actually, the first interview I'm going to post here was done before the game.

Klippers president Rod Perkins talks about what it's like to be home again. Rod has provided steady leadership throughout this ordeal and is a big reason why the Klippers' finances have held steady over the years.

I'll be putting up more soon.

Next up, Larry Wintoneak talks about playing at home for the first time in nine months and the game itself. By the way, that sound at the beginning isn't wind - I don't know what it is. Might have had something to do with the flooding we discovered in the dressing room after the interview... apparently the shower in there flooded and it ended up seeping into Larry's office.

It was another big night for Sanfred King, who had three assists. His goal in the first period was later credited to Pearce Gourley, with King getting the helper. That gives Kinger a goal and nine points through five games. His resurgence is huge for the Klippers, especially with Dommett out long-term.

Braeden Adamyk was one of the best players on the ice tonight, scoring two goals. He and Calkins were on their best form. He chose a good night to do it, too, with his parents making the trip from Neepawa, Man.

It was nice to chat with a lot of the parents tonight, before, during and after the game. After leaving the rink, I even ran into Adamyk's parents at the 7-11 (small world). It was nice to see them again.