I think when it comes to Halifax, there are really only the bad things to cover. The worst goals for (64) and goals against (97), making sure there isn't a clear one spot to repair, whether it's the blue line or the forward core, further underlined with the worst penalty kill that has at least improved since the start of the season, yet still hovering at 72,28%, almost 5% shy of the 9th Kelowna. Surprisingly enough though, the rest of the special teams look fairly decently, with 3 shorthanded goals giving us second in the league in that regard, 21,5% on PP put us somewhere into the middle, and definitely having the man advantage contrary to all the markers is an actual advantage amongst the struggles of Halifax. Though, I have to mention the 3-5-2 record in the last 10 for the Raiders, maybe signalling at least a fringe of competetiveness of the squad, not completely writing them off for the play-ins for the post season even while the trades suggest full rebuild from us.