The Anvil made another Rich Storm appearance.

the Whites were busy peppering Tweedy with shots from all over.  Donny G usually spends the night passing to meaningful Duffers, but he took a rare shot that surprised Tweedy for a goal.  Berserk hit a post that rebounded off of Tweedy's back and into the net.  In addition to all of that fire power, they had a 50 year old Hot Shot named Grant, who scored 2 goals.  His Meaningful status was checked at the bar and he was right around this year's average Duffer age of 50.246.  As we go to press, the Meaningful results of this game is unknown.  If Grant is older than 50.3, whites will be declared the 2-0 winners.  The Whites had 6 total goals, so the Reds had to tell Nick to pull the plug and score 4 goals on his Dad.  Nick hates to score on his Dad, because he has to pay for it all week.  Tweedy had a spectacular night, he is waiting for a call from the Blues.  The Anvil had a great might, if we throw out Nick's goals. 
On the Lighter Side: Perry had an outstanding game on Defense.  He threw his body in front of a slap shot and he made Bill BTW laugh so hard on is break away that he flubbed his shot.  (Perry fell on his back when he shifted into reverse)  Super Dave had a Klinger Krash with Klinger.  When Beak asked Klinger who crashed into him, he named 3 or 4 Duffers before he named Super Dave.  Basketball Jones had a big crash with Art, his own team mate.  Koss had a fine game.
Grant went on to help Art and Emil win the 40+ USA Hockey Adult Classic on Sunday at the Center Ice in Overtime.  Grant had the first goal in the game and also scored the game winner on an assist from Art, who had had three assists in the game, assisting on the goal to tie the game up at 48 seconds remaining in the third period

St. Louis Blues coach, Donny Granato apologizes to Tweedy for taking a shot.