Fuel Let Socks Fly in Overtime Win

The Fuel hosted the Kansas City Mavericks for Wizard Night on Saturday. In front of a sold out crowd of 6,564 fans, Indy collected 7,896 socks to donate to homeless shelters around the city. After ending regulation tied 2-2, the Fuel claimed the 3-2 win after a Kyle Maksimovich overtime power play goal.

1ST PERIOD

Kyle Maksimovich opened the scoring at 4:36 and let the socks fly to make it 1-0. Lucas Brenton and Ty Farmer had the assists on that goal.

Kansas City’s Jake McLaughlin took a high sticking double minor penalty at 7:20, putting the Fuel on the power play. Kevin Lombardi took advantage with a goal at 9:42 to make it 2-0 in favor of the Fuel.

Jordan Martin took a tripping penalty at 14:50 to give the Mavericks their first power play of the game.

At 15:58, the Kansas City leading scorer Cade Borchardt scored on the power play to make it 2-1.

2ND PERIOD

At 4:19, Kansas City’s Justin MacPherson took a slashing penalty, putting the Fuel on the power play. However, the Mavericks killed it off.

Brenton took a roughing penalty at 13:00 but the Fuel killed it off as well.

There was no scoring in the second frame but Indy outshot Kansas City 7-1 that period.

3RD PERIOD

At 9:18, Luke Loheit scored to tie the game 2-2.

Things got chippier as the game went on but the score remained the same.

Darby Llewellyn took a hooking penalty at 18:49 to put the Fuel on the penalty kill to end regulation.

While Kansas City did not score, that penalty would carry over to overtime for almost a minute.

OVERTIME

Once that penalty was killed off, things remained chippy between both teams.

Max Andreev was called for tripping at 4:32, putting Indy on a 4-on-3 power play advantage.

Just 18 seconds later, Maksimovich capitalized with a goal to claim the 3-2 win over Kansas City, outshooting them 26-24.

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