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Gwinnett Gladiators: It took just 20 seconds into the second period for the Glads to take their first lead. Nikita Kashirsky found Igor Gongalsky in the slot for the one-timer, and Gongalsky beat Machesney from in close for his first goal of the season for Gwinnett. Andy Brandt also had an assist as the 2-1 edge carried into the third.

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[size=13px][font=Verdana]Igor Gongalsky broke the tie to give Rochester a 2-1 lead just 1:06 into the third period as he converted on a shorthanded breakaway.[/font][/size]

Igor Gongalsky gave the Amerks a 2-1 lead just 1:06 into the final frame with a shorthanded breakaway goal. Maxime Legault capitalized on an offensive turnover and sent an outlet pass to Gongalsky, who tucked the puck through the legs of McKenna for his first goal as an Amerk. The goal comes a night after Gongalsky helped set up Legault’s shorthanded tally at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton on Friday night. Gongalsky, with the Amerks on a professional tryout, now shows points in back-to-games for the first time this season.

Igor Gongalsky is very familiar with playing American Hockey League games on tryout contracts, having done it at least four times over the past three seasons.

This time he may be doing enough to prove he should stay in the AHL with the Rochester Americans, though.

A fifth-year pro who has battled his way up from the ECHL, Gongalsky has provided a lot of what the Amerks lack: Grit, strength on the puck along the wall, and a willingness — even a desire — to fight for his teammates.

The 25-year-old native of Kiev, Ukraine, didn't have a point in Friday's 4-2 loss to the Oklahoma City Barons but he did do a lot of the things necessary for a team to succeed in the long run.

Which is why, after the game, coach Ron Rolston made it clear he likes the Gong Show.

«He's the type of guy we want here," Rolston said, «a guy that wants to sacrifice, that's wants to wear our jersey.»
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