It's only been three weeks since BUSH last played a session, but it feels a hell of a lot longer. Even a three-game session is nice after such a layoff. Here's Lee with one of the smaller sessions in recent BUSH history:

Friday night hockey. 8pm start. 2 on 2. 3 games.
Series 1: Lee - Oli - Justin vs. Seamus - Graeme - Nathan
Game 1: 5-3 Lee
Game 2: 5-1 Seamus
Game 3: 5-4 Lee

Justin's save percentage from game 2 was .286, going 2 saves on 7 shots. This woeful session is possibly the result an eye injury suffered while working. He now wears his sunglasses at night. The victory for Lee and Oli was hollow as they were outpointed by the losing team. Another case for plus/minus. Seamus redeems himself, victimizing the defense and Justin. Graeme plays great, again proving he is now a top player.

Thanks, Lee. Seamus was hot shit this night, averaging 4 PPG with 8G, 4A on 29 shots to lead the day. The Orrs each notched ten points (sick Pavel ratio for Lee at 9 and 1; Graeme was his usual even-handed self at 4 and 6) to share second star. In net, the goalies were off. Nathan led the way at .766; Justin's bad second game killed an otherwise great session; he finished at .714. Not bad for wearing sunglasses while trying to stop an orange ball.

Useless Stats: Only big change in scoring sees Graeme move within two points of Lorne and Bernie for fifth; he needs five goals to reach 50 on the season. Oliver widens the assist lead to three over Lee. Graeme moves within one shot of Mitch for fifth. Justin moves to third in saves. Graeme ties Jason for fifth in three-star points. Lee moves up to second in GPG, Seamus to fifth. Seamus moves up to exactly nine shots-per-game. Lee holds atop the SDF for a second straight session while Seamus passes K.J. for fifth and Graeme enters the top ten. As expected, Justin reaches the full complement of games to take the top spot on the GDF, the ninth time he has done so in his career.

On the all-time front: Seamus needs eight points for 700. Lee is 13 assists behind Lorne for third all-time. Oliver needs three shots for 2,100. Lee needs 17 shots to reach 2,000. Nathan passes 2,500 saves. Justin passes 1,200 saves. Lee needs passes 300 games. Graeme needs five games for 200. Lee's 579 shots this year rank fourth in single-season history; Nathan's 763 saves also rank fourth. Lee's consecutive session streak goes to 14; Seamus' to five. Check out the Records and Honours page before you go.