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VERSUS 
Sunday afternoon in Providence the Connecticut Whale could not find an answer for Carter Camper who’s hat-trick sealing third goal sunk the New York Rangers’ AHL affiliate 4-3 at the Dunkin Donuts Center in front of a raucous crowd of 10,951.
After Kelsey Tessier lifted the Whale out of a second period daze with a dramatic goal to erase what was a two-goal deficit and knot the score at three just 1:55 into the third period. The Whale picked up their game and kept pushing for more, but Camper, a Rocky River, OH native, followed up a Calle Ridderwall rebound off the chest of Cam Talbot (11-12-0, 35 saves) and backhanded it into the net for the game winner.
“We got that big one in the third (from Tessier),” Connecticut head coach Ken Gernander told the Whale’s Brian Ring after the game. “I thought things were moving in the right direction and they got that quick one and it’s hard to come back on the road when the other team is given the lead like that.”
Posted in AHL, Connecticut Whale, CTWhale, ECHL, Greenville Road Warriors, Hockey, New York Rangers, NHL, Sports
Tagged AHL, Andre Deveaux, Anton Khudobin, Bruin, Cam Talbot, Carter Camper, Casey Wellman, Chris McKelvie, Connecticut Whale, CTWhale, Dunkin Donuts Center, Jonathan Audy-Marchessault, Kelsey Tessier, Ken Gernander, Kris Newbury, Mats Zuccarello, P-Bruins, Providence Bruins, Talbot, Tim Erixon, Wade Redden, Whale
BY: Bob Crawford, Voice of the Connecticut Whale
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