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For parts of the last three seasons, brothers Chris and Ryan Bourque have been teammates. Whether it was in Hartford, where Ryan made his name in professional hockey, or Hershey, where Chris is viewed as a living legend, the two have enjoyed spending time on the same roster.
Sunday night, the two sat on different benches for the first time since December of 2015 as the younger Bourque returned to Chocolate Town for the first time since signing with Bridgeport in September.
It’s very rare that a defenseman would have to take a faceoff for a team, but that was the case for the Hershey Bears on Friday night.
Rookie defenseman Jonas Siegenthaler found himself hovering over a faceoff dot in his own zone during a 5-on-3 penalty kill against the Providence Bruins. After centerman Zach Sill was kicked out of the circle, Siegenthaler looked at his roommate Tyler Lewington, who was also on the ice at the time and did an “I guess I’m going to take this” shrug.
Photo: Providence Bruins Flickr
After scoring his first goal of the night in the first period, Mathias Bau picked up his second against Providence Friday night, with huge thanks to Anthony Peluso.
Peluso set Bau up in the slot with a perfect pass for Bau to find himself free between four Bruins in front of the net.
Hershey Bears rookie forward Mathais Bau was held goalless in his first seven games of his AHL career. In his last five, he has four goals.
Riley Barber would pick up his fourth goal of the season with a power-play goal Friday night in Providence to give the Bears a 1-0 lead over the Bruins.
Saturday night at Giant Center the Hershey Bears wore specialty USA themed flag jerseys. The Bears would pick up a 6-1 victory over Lehigh Valley.
