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Saskatoon Blades fall to Seattle Thunderbirds 4-3

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WATCH ABOVE: The Seattle Thunderbirds down the Saskatoon Blades 4-3 in WHL action. Ryan Flaherty with hilites and post-game reaction – Nov 2, 2016

Scott Eansor scored the winner while shorthanded as the Seattle Thunderbirds topped the Saskatoon Blades 4-3 in Western Hockey League (WHL) action on Tuesday evening.

The Thunderbirds (5-6-1) opened the game with three-straight power-play goals from Jarret Tyszka, Alexander True and Donovan Neuls. Rylan Toth stopped 21 shots.

Michael Farren, Josh Paterson and Mason McCarty provided the offence for Saskatoon (7-8-1). Brock Hamm took the loss by turning aside 13-of-14 shots in 35:51 of relief.

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Logan Flodell started but was pulled after kicking out 16 shots in 22:05.

The Blades are back in action on Friday when they travel to Regina to take on the Pats.

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In other WHL action involving Saskatchewan teams, Jayden Halbgewachs scored twice, including the winner, and Zach Sawchenko made 41 saves as the Moose Jaw Warriors beat the Prince Albert Raiders 3-1.

Tanner Jeannot added an empty netter late in the third period for the Warriors (9-3-2).

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Luke Coleman found the back of the net in the second period for Prince Albert (4-10-1). Nicholas Sanders stopped 26 shots in net.

Moose Jaw was scoreless on five power plays while the Raiders went 0 for 4.

With files from Global News

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