Comment 1:

Outlaw Spotlight: Osbert Whacker - Defense
Today's Outlaw Spotlight will focus on Rookie Defensemen Osbert Whacker. Whacker has been making a name for himself in Anaheim. Whacker has found himself on the second pairing on the blue-line 7 games into the season. In tonight's game he continued his impressive performance with an assist to teammate Sean Watson on a beautiful top shelf snipe. Whacker now has 3 assists for the season and is hoping to drive those numbers much higher. Whacker also had an impressive 20 minute of ice time tonight, only to be eclipsed by his partner Anthony Banthony. In this reporter's opinion he should have received 3rd star for his solid play and effort.

Comment 2:

Snapping the Streak:
With 7 games played so far in their inaugural season, Anaheim has come out firing. The Outlaws had won the previous 3 games going into tonight's game and were poised to give the home crowd something to cheer for. Sadly this would be their night as the Vancouver Whalers would win 3 to 2 in a close game. With Andy Kerr finding 3 assists, the Whalers were able to hold of the energetic Outlaws until the final horn blew. A real deciding factor for the Outlaws was the two Goaltender Interference calls which both lead to Power Play goals for the Whalers. Anaheim will have to figure out how to keep the pucks going to the net instead of players if they want to find themselves going far in the post season.

Comment 3:

Outlaw Country's Keys to the Game:
1. Terrible penalties and an ineffective PK. With two separate Goaltender interference calls resulting in power play goals the Outlaws will have to shore up their discipline and defense if they want to succeed. Even with stupid penalties, the PK needs to step up and cover their side of the ice
2. Out Done Across the Board. The Outlaws were out-shot, out-hit, and out played across almost every category. Aside from Faceoffs, the team needs to be winning more battles  along the boards. Not being able to keep the puck and get shots on net cost Anaheim tonight and if they do not improve it will only continue.