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The Noon Number: Four

Stéphane Da Costa has five points in three games during the Binghamton Senators' four-game winning streak, but the team is a long way from making up the ground they lost early in the season.

4 - Consecutive wins for the Binghamton Senators on their current streak.

Thanks to four straight wins, the B-Sens now have a 20-24-2 record, still last in the Eastern Conference but just two points behind Syracuse and Adirondack. (It's worth noting that Syracuse has four games in hand on the B-Sens, and Adirondack has two.)

Amazingly, Jim O'Brien has six points (5G, 1A) during the streak, including three straight game-winning goals. David Dziurzynski has the fourth game-winner, part of a four-point night for him (2G, 2A) against Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. Andre Petersson had four points, all of them goals, in two games since returning from injury. Mike Hoffman (1G, 6A) and Rob Klinkhammer (7A) each have seven points over the four-game winning streak. In the three games since he returned from Ottawa, Stéphane Da Costa has five points (1G, 4A). Corey Locke, last year's AHL MVP, has "just" five points (2G, 3A) in the winning streak.

Mike McKenna has three wins, while Robin Lehner has just one of them. Somehow, the B-Sens offence has been winning despite their opponents scoring 12 goals in those four games.

But it's a long road if the B-Sens are to have any chance of making the playoffs. They're five points out of eighth spot in the Eastern Conference, with seven teams--all of whom have games in hand--in their way. The B-Sens have just 30 games left in the regular season to make up that ground, so, while it's not over yet, it's pretty close to a done deal.

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5 points is not insurmountable.

The Leafs have closed a similar gap on Ottawa pretty quickly :(

by StraightFromTHM on Feb 3, 2012 12:13 PM EST reply actions  

It's not the five points that pose the biggest problem

It’s the seven teams they’d have to leapfrog, and the games-in-hand most opponents have.

Still, you’re right, it’s not insurmountable; just unlikely.

by Peter Raaymakers on Feb 3, 2012 12:46 PM EST up reply actions  

These two teams are like polar opposites

They sucked most of the year, when everyone thought they’d be great, coming off the Calder Cup win and all.

We were red hot most of the season, when everyone assumed we would suck after finishing so low last year.

Now, they’re on a four game winning streak.

We’re on a four game losing streak.

To hell with this… I don’t care about Bingo. We need those wins, so hopefully Bingo starts sucking again, so we can do well.

ALFIE! ALFIE! ALFIE!

by BigSlice on Feb 3, 2012 12:58 PM EST reply actions  

Yay for Da Costa!

Hopefully we’ll get him back up here on a more permanent basis.

Oh Captain, my Captain!

by AlfieGirl on Feb 3, 2012 1:15 PM EST reply actions  

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