The Stars pulled within two goals when former Kings forward Brandon Segal scored with 9:50 remaining. Segal had the puck behind the Kings’ net and took it wide. Quick stayed low, to play a possible wraparound, but Segal shot high, from a tough angle, and scored.
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Great shift from Clifford
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Stagger Reply:
October 28th, 2010 at 7:57 pm
@Stagger,
He’s doing a great job standing in for Simmonds.
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He shot low; the puck ricocheted off Quickie’s stick up over his shoulder, or so it appeared from my angle…
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