FISHERS- The Fuel will host the Bloomington Bison for the second time this week for True Crime Night. After falling 4-2 to the Bison on Wednesday, the Fuel will look to bounce back before heading to Bloomington for the third game of the set.
LAST TIME OUT
The last time these two teams met was Wednesday night at the Fishers Event Center where the Bison took a 4-2 win including a two-goal game from Shane Ott and a successful penalty shot from Lou-Félix Denis. Tyler Paquette scored his first goal of the season, shorthanded for the Fuel while Kevin Lombardi scored the other.
REMATCH RIVALRY
Tensions were high in the matchup on Wednesday with Tyson Feist and Mikael Robidoux dropping the gloves and things staying chippy during faceoffs and along the boards. Seeing each other again will certainly ignite more of that division rivalry.
LONG ROAD AHEAD
This game will be the fourth game of the month for Indy, who has fourteen total games in the month of November, which is the most they have in any one month all season. Endurance, staying healthy, and consistency will be key to earning a lot of points for the Fuel in this hectic month. They also play the Bison the most out of any team this season. Taking an early season series lead will be beneficial.
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