Seventy seconds later, Josh Colton banged home a Makimaa shot that fell to his skates for his first of the season to knot the score at 2-2 before Jamie Milam gave Motor City the lead with a goal deep in the slot in between the hashes for a 3-2 lead with 5:15 remaining. The third period was the same story Motor City has written before at McMorran Place as it erased a two goal deficit to take the game. Parsons’ goal was scored off the faceoff with 5.8 seconds left in the period as he collected the puck from Evan Foley and fired a blast through a crowd that beat Babin for a 2-0 lead. Matt Graham fed the puck to Tucker Scantlebury, who found Picard in the nearside circle and beat Trevor Babin low glove side for a 1-0 lead with 9:23 to play in the middle frame. The two goals came 9:18 apart in the second period.Īll three of Picard’s goals this year have been openers, and his fourth was no different.

The Prowlers were able to jump out to a 2-0 lead on the sticks of Brandon Picard and Bryan Parsons. Motor City has won the first four games of the I-94 Rivalry this season and 13 of 20 games played between the teams going back to last year. Motor City found itself in a familiar position at McMorran Place on Saturday night as the Fraser-based Rockers had to use the power play to erase a two-goal deficit to beat Port Huron 3-2.

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