By Luke McGinnis
Marc LeFebvre’s men are coming off a massive 6-5 overtime victory over the third place Sheffield Steelers. Otto Nieminen and Keanu Yamamoto both recorded four points, while Spencer Naas and Zach Taylor also had a multi-point game.
“Heart, desire and compete — we had everything tonight,” said LeFebvre post-win. “I’m so proud of the guys, coming into a tough building where it’s pretty loud, against a good offensive team like Sheffield.”
Dundee are searching for their first win of the regular season over the Glasgow Clan, with the Braehead side having claimed all five of the previous meetings between the two.
Keanu Yamamoto leads the Stars offensively against the Clan with three points, while Spencer Naas, Kameron Kielly, Bradley Schoonbaert, Otto Nieminen and Griffin Luce have all found the back of the net.
Meanwhile, Brady Risk leads all players with five goals, while Tristin Langan has recorded eight points against the Stars.
Glasgow currently sit eighth in the Elite League standings and have lost six of their last nine games since their last meeting with Dundee.
“It’s a rivalry game, and we want to end in Glasgow on a positive note,” added LeFebvre. “They’re a team jockeying for a playoff position, so they’ll want to get a win on home ice. They want to beat us, and we want to beat them, so we’ve got to be ready to go.”
