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<\/p>\nIn his first game on home ice, Braidy Wassilyn scored both London goals as the Knights came back to beat the Kingston Frontenacs 2-1 on Friday night at Canada Life Place.<\/p>\n
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London acquired Wassilyn from the Niagara IceDogs on Oct. 28 while the Knights were playing five consecutive games on the road.<\/p>\n
The Puslinch, Ont., native now has seven points in five games in a London uniform.<\/p>\n
The Knights held their annual Remembrance Day ceremony prior to the game.<\/p>\n
Kingston forward Robin Kuzma started the scoring in Friday\u2019s game at just 1:49 into the first period, chipping in a pass from Tomas Pobezal over the shoulder of goaltender Aleksei Medvedev.<\/p>\n
The score stayed 1-0 through all kinds of chances both ways and all kinds of big stops from both Medvedev and Kingston goaltender Matthew Minchak. Eventually, a faceoff win by Mike Zakharov at the 16:42 mark in the second period led to the game-tying goal.<\/p>\n
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Zakharov, who\u2019d already come close on a couple of chances, took the puck on the draw and fed it to Andoni Fimis at the right point. Fimis wristed a shot at the net, and Wassilyn tipped it in for his third goal in as many games.<\/p>\n
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With score tied at 1-1, London came out flying in the third. It scored the go-ahead goal on a two-on-one as Henry Brzustewicz set up Wassilyn for his second of the night, making it 2-1 at the 8:29 mark.<\/p>\n
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The Knights outshot the Frontenacs 16-3 in the third and 36-25 overall.<\/p>\n
London was 0-for-4 on the power play and 3-for-3 on the penalty kill.<\/p>\n
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Nov. 5 was a big night for former London Knights as Nazem Kadri celebrated his 1,000th NHL game in Calgary with his 311th career goal and a 5-1 Flames win.<\/p>\n
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In Seattle, Ryan Winterton scored his first National Hockey League goal \u2014 the only Kraken goal in a 6-1 loss to Sam Dickinson and the San Jose Sharks.<\/p>\n
Finally in Bridgeport, Conn., former London captain Denver Barkey scored a goal and added three assists for a career high four points as the Lehigh Valley Phantoms defeated the Bridgeport Islanders 6-2.<\/p>\n
Up next<\/p>\n
The London Knights head to Owen Sound to face the Attack on Saturday, Nov. 8, at 7 p.m.<\/p>\n
The teams saw each other on opening night, which ended in a 3-2 overtime for Owen Sound.<\/p>\n
The Attack have spent much of this year atop the Midwest Division with Tristan Delisle and Pierce Mbuyi leading the play, each having racked up 27 points in 19 games.<\/p>\n
Delisle recorded a point in his first 18 games of the season before being held off the scoresheet by the Sarnia Sting on Nov.5.<\/p>\n