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Wings rally to stay unbeaten at 4-0   
 
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    Philadelphia got off to a slow start in the first quarter only scoring two goals and amassing 12 minutes of penalties. After Wings’ rookie Merrick Thomson scored the first goal of the game, Colorado scored five straight, including two power play goals and a goal scored on a penalty shot by Gavin Prout. Thomson scored his second with just 40 seconds left in the first, but Colorado held a 5-2 lead after the first quarter.
    Iannucci started the scoring in the second with a dramatic diving goal across the crease. The Wings continued to chip away at the Mammoth’s lead, scoring three more goals during the quarter to Colorado’s two to bring the Wings within one goal (7-6) going into halftime.
    The Wings tied up the game in the third when Jake Bergey scored his first of the night but the Mammoth took the lead just 25 seconds later when they scored two goals just 20 seconds apart and continued to outpace the Wings to hold a 12-10 lead at the end of three. 
    Also for the Wings, Thomson (three goals, two assists) and Bergey (two goals, three assists) each had five points while Jamie Rooney (two goals, two assists) added four points. Jason Crosbie and Geoff Snider each had a goal and two assists while Rob Van Beek chipped in one goal. Goaltender Rob Blasdell had 47 saves.