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Bruins seek rebound as Bears chase fifth straight win

Providence and Hershey meet again Sunday at GIANT Center after the Bears won Saturday’s opener 5-3.

The Providence Bruins get another chance against the Hershey Bears on Sunday, Oct. 18, with a 3 p.m. ET start at GIANT Center. Hershey won the opening game of their weekend series 5-3 on Saturday.

That result left the Bruins at 1-5-0-0 and the Bears at 4-1-0-0. Providence has lost two straight, while Hershey has won four in a row.

Cam Allen had three points in Saturday’s win, and Lynden Lakovic scored his first professional goal. Cal Petersen made 31 saves on 34 shots for Hershey; Providence’s Simon Zajíček stopped 23 of 28.

Sunday’s rematch continues the Bears’ seven-game homestand to open the season.

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