Can't keep Sunapee down, win 2nd in a row, 6-3.

It took a couple of new guys and a Phatt Man, but the one time laughing stock of the league has won two in a row.

This week the victim was the sinking red team, which was once 5-0, but has now lost 3 games in a row.

The Red team is struggling right now losing three in a row.  Andy Long has been approached at breakfast about a trade. "Im all for it", said Long, "We need an upgrade." 

For some players, the Ax is going to fall.  Todays game saw Red trying to catch up to Blue all game.  "They have too many Kevins," said Rookie Brian Frazier who was held  scoreless for the first time this year. 

With the 2001 line of Maffa, Kramer, Bobrycki, Johnston, and Breed, the navy team is loaded with OG BBHC players.

"I remember when I could read all those names on the Cup," said Breed. "I know we're all on there somewhere 25 years ago."

Navy took a 3-1 lead in the 2nd, only too see the game tied at 3-3 headed into the third.

"Ben had seen 9 or 10 shots by this point, so he was looking tired," said Tony Onello. "But he shut them down in the third, and Deskin and Miller did the rest."

A three goal 3rd period would get the navy team a 6-3 win, which was capped off by Maffa's empty net goal.

"That goes in even if Fuji is in net," said Maffa.

"I don't disagree," said Bill Osbahr. "But do you have to say that with Fuji standing right here?"

Red is now 3 points behind the gold team, and the only team that can still catch them for first place.

"That would mean we have to start winning again, and I'm not sure if we can do that," said acting captain Andy Long. "I'm suspending myself next week anyway for conduct detrimental to the team, so that giave them a chance."

For navy, despite still being in last place, they are headed in the right direction after their 2nd win in a row.

"Well, being in last place means there's only one direction we can go in," noted Rick Bobrycki.


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