WILKES-BARRE, Pa. – Not much went right Wednesday for the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins in an ugly 4-0 loss to St. John’s, particularly along the blue line. But even in that setting, one defenseman did manage to stand out, and it wasn’t AHL All-Star representative David Warsofsky, former NHL first-rounder Derrick Pouliot or any other obvious candidate.
“(Ethan Prow) had a good game,” Clark Donatelli would say Friday at Mohegan Sun Arena. “On the back end, we weren’t good as a group, but I thought he did pretty good. He actually stood out; his retrievals were really good.”
It was quite the statement.
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