With three regular-season games left and fourth place in the Western Conference still up for grabs, the Greyhounds delivered what their coach described as ‘180 minutes of fantastic hockey’ over their last three outings
It’s no secret that the Soo Greyhounds have very much been a process-oriented team.
In looking back over their past three games, they’ve certainly been happy with a lot of what they’ve seen.
That includes a Sunday afternoon contest against the Brantford Bulldogs at the GFL Memorial Gardens.
They outshot their opponent, which entered the game as the Ontario Hockey League’s top team, by nearly double (40-21), but dropped a 3-0 decision to the Bulldogs.
“We did everything but score,” Soo…