The Chiefs continue their longest road trip of the year through the East Division with three games remaining before getting back home.
SPOKANE, Wash. — After going 3-0 on their first homestand of the season and jumping to the top of the U.S. Division and Western Conference of the Western Hockey League with a 5-1 record and 10 points, the Chiefs put their first place standing on the line as they headed out on their longest road trip of the season. Spokane headed to the prairies of Saskatchewan and Manitoba in Central Canada as they got ready to play six games in 10 days. The last time the Chiefs went east, they went just 1-5 during a 15 win season.
Spokane was looking to change all that this time around but would have to do so as they were short handed three forwards who were down to injury. Dane Pyatt, …