Saskatoon Blades, with a 12\u002D4\u002D0 start to the season, resume Western Hockey League action this weekend at home against Edmonton and Regina.
After a two-day break, the Blades are back on home ice and back in business as they hope to improve on a 12-4-0 record, which is currently good enough for third overall in the Western Hockey League.We deliver the local news you need in these turbulent times on weekdays at 3 p.m.By clicking on the sign up button you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc. You may unsubscribe any time by clicking on the unsubscribe link at the bottom of our emails.
“It’s important,” noted Sonne. “They get sick of me; they’re tired of each other, just like anyone. If you have brothers, you know that if you are around your brothers all the time, you need a break too. So that’s just kind of what it is, the last couple of days, just a little time apart, re-energize, refocus and get ready for the weekend.”
Saskatoon, which sports a 5-2-0 record at SaskTel Centre this season, will play their next five games on home ice.Article content“Well, it’s gone well for us because we’re older,” Sonne replied during Tuesday’s media scrum. “It’s gone well for us because we addressed some of the things we needed from last year, that being size. We returned, like 17 or so, that many guys — that’s why it’s gone better. I didn’t have to come in and teach all the systems brand-new. It’s not fresh. The guys know.
Off the ice, the Blades have experienced some off-ice excursions, including an NHL game between the Edmonton Oilers and Buffalo Sabres. They’ve gone up to Big River, gone bowling and visited assistant coach Wacey Rabbit’s First Nations community in Manitoba. A couple of ice-fishing trips are planned for January.
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