I'm getting a strange sense of déjà vu, and I don't think it's from Albuquerque Invaders Spiritual Advisor Olivia Rodrigo. For the second time in five games, the Wildcats took a late lead into the Battle of Alberta only to blow it in the final third. We've fallen to 1-4, but it's far too early to call a wrap on our season, and for the first time this season, we won't have to travel across the country between games, as we stay in Edmonton to face the Portland Sawblades. Hopefully the lack of jet lag will help us get back on track, but we really need to change things up, so we're also breaking out our yellow alternates. The name on the back is that of C Joel Eriksson Ek, who scored two goals and an assist, and contributed on defence with five hits and four blocks.

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Another week, another loss, as the 48ers drop one to the Racers. We look to bounce back as we welcome the Sawblades to Manpower Arena. They are good, we haven't been good, so we're hoping that the ice surface messes with them on this one. We are going to be in the standard home ivory uniforms for this one as we look to climb back into contention. Our featured player this week is last week's top scorer on the team, Eeli Torvanen! #MilwaukeesFinest

We have our top 3. This week came down to a three way tiebreaker. 154 was the magic number. I guessed 152, Darknes guessed 156, and Kingsfan guessed 170. Therefore, we sadly have to say goodbye to Kingsfan this week. Thanks for playing!


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The Wildcats managed to finish off our homestand with a win over Ottawa, bringing us to 2-5 on the season. Now, all we need to do is figure out how to do that more often. First up is another tough test, as we head out to Québec to face off with the Owls, whose record is a perfect mirror of our own. Narrowly earning the first star as our top scorer last week is winger Trevor Moore, who scored 4 goals and 2 assists, finishing with a +3 against the Guardians. He'll pioneer (this is a clever reference to our minor league team) a brand new look for the Cats, as we pair our alternate "hard hat" yellow buckets with our road sweaters for a cutthroat (this is a clever reference to our other minor league team) matchup.

Things have been going well for the Wildcats, and all of a sudden, we're on a 2-game winning streak. Edmonton went into Québec and won in a shootout (not the hockey kind of shootout, just the metaphorical kind where both teams score a lot) to improve to 3-5. It's not where we want to be, but it could be a whole lot worse. We'll look to keep that momentum going as we return home for our second of two games against division rival Halifax. That still doesn't sound right. Anyway, we're back to the standard all-blue as we take on the Fishers, and leading the charge is D-man Brandon Carlo, who was an absolute menace on defence with 12 hits and 9 blocks.