Hershey scratches are; Dean Arsene, Patrick McNeill, Andrew Joudrey and Grant McNeill.<\/p>\n
Defensive pairings; Karl Alzner and Bryan Helmer, Tyler Sloan and Sami Lepisto, and Sean Collins and Greg Amadio.<\/p>\n
Forward lines: Keith Aucoin centering Graham Mink and Alexandre Giroux, Kyle Wilson centering Andrew Gordon and Chris Bourque, Mathieu Perreault centering Oskar Osala and Francois Bouchard, and Jay Beagle centering Quintin Laing and Darren Reid.<\/p>\n
Bobby Goepfert, a shootout winner in his AHL debut on Wednesday in Albany, gets the start between the pipes for the Chocolate and White.<\/p>\n
Hershey’s power play unit, currently ranked 15th in the loop, with a 17.8% sucess ratio, has converted on only 8-of-65 opportunities over the last 10 games (12.3%), after going 5-for-7 on opening night in Wilkes-Barre\/Scranton.\u00a0On the other end of the special teams spectrum, the penalty kill has had issues of it’s own. That unit, ranked 28th in the league (24.6%), has allowed at\u00a0least one power play goal in all 11 games this season, including five in the last two games.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n
Philadelphia scratches are: Josh Bealieu and Rob Bellamy, who seperated a shoulder in Saturday night’s game at Giant Center. Jean-Sebastian Aubin, the Phantoms’ starter in the previous two meeting between the clubs this season, gets the start in net for the Boys from Broad Street.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"