Ryan Horvat and the Guelph Storm are rolling through the Ontario Hockey League. Horvat scored twice and added an assist as Guelph scored five unanswered goals on Wednesday in a 7-1 romp over the Peterborough Petes, the Storms eighth straight win. That win streak has kept Guelph at the top of the OHLs Midwest division, ahead of the red-hot Erie Otters who have won 10 games in a row. Hunter Garlents goal 9:50 into the second period was the first of Guelphs (13-3-0) five unanswered goals. Matt Finn, Brody Milne, Robby Fabbri and Garrett McFadden also scored for the Storm. Matthew Mancina made 26 saves for the win. Jonatan Tanus was the lone scorer for Peterborough (7-7-1). Andrew DAgostini stopped 26 shots for the Petes. Guelph did not score on its two power plays, while Tanuss goal came on one of Peterboroughs three man advantages. --- ATTACK 5 COLTS 3 OWEN SOUND, Ont. — Kurtis Gabriel scored and added two assists as the Attack topped Barrie 5-3. Thomas Schemitsch and Kyle Hope had power-play goals for Owen Sound (8-6-2), while Damir Sharipzyanov scored shorthanded. Holden Cook also scored and Brandon Hope made 35 saves for the win. Jake Dotchin, Zach Hall and Erik Bradford supplied the offence for the Colts (6-8-1). Mackenzie Blackwood stopped 22 shots. --- STEELHEADS 3 BULLS 0 BELLEVILLE, Ont. — Spencer Martin made 39 saves as Mississauga shut out the Bulls 3-0. Trevor Carrick, Andrew Goldberg and Everett Clark all scored for the Steelheads (8-7-1). Charlie Graham stopped 29 shots for Belleville (3-10-3). --- SPIRIT 6 WHALERS 2 SAGINAW, Mich. — Terry Trafford had a goal and two assists as the Spirit downed Plymouth 6-2. Justin Kea, Kristoff Kontos, Mitchell Stephens, Jeremiah Addison and Zach Bratina rounded out the attack for Saginaw (7-6-2). Jake Paterson made 32 saves in net. Zach Lorentz and Carter Sandlak replied for the Whalers (7-10-0). Alex Nedeljkovic stopped 40 shots for Plymouth. Cheap Patriots Jerseys . 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If Jackson wants back in the NBA, hes got the chance now yet hell be expected to do it right and this environment is a good returning spot for him. 2. GORAN DRAGIC (Suns): Did you check out his performance vs. the Lakers Tuesday night? 31 pts and five assists. He ate them up; they couldnt guard him. Hes a crafty guy who is very adept at changing speeds and turning the corner and getting into the lane on you and does a wonderful job keeping his dribble alive to make plays. High energy guy who is always fun to watch. The Suns are 12-9. If the season ended today, theyd be in the playoffs - in the West! No, not the East, the West! Amazing!! 3. BROOK LOPEZ and DERON WILLIAMS (Nets): Amazing what good players can do for you (combined for 49 points on 20-29 shooting vs. Boston). Jason Kidd looks a whole lot more capable when he has these two guys in his lineup. Also nice to have Paul Pierce back on the court. 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Obviously, sitting on the bench and watching his team be one of the best in the league has to humble you a bit yet make you hungry to get out there and do what it takes to be that finishing piece to help your team win a title. His presence on the floor will define how the Pacers chemistry evolves from here. If hes right mentally, they can become really dangerous on every level as a title contender. His scoring ability will make their depth even more of a strength. 5. SAN ANTONIO SPURS: An amazing series of facts about this team were pointed out to me by a few folks Tuesday night. Yes, we all know they have a Hall of Famer/franchise #1 pick in Tim Duncan. Some of the other pieces on the floor in Toronto Tuesday night vs. the Raptors include six second round picks, an undrafted player, a 30th Pick and two 28th picks. Remember what I said a few weeks back about the draft pedigree of the Indiana Pacers, sure you need a really good player but beyond that you MUST have GREAT leadership in the coaching area and the scouting/player evaluation and projection component. Its no secret that the Spurs define that and its a shame more franchises dont stay disciplined and use that model. Many swing for the fences with name guys that dont win for you. In a world of tank nation talk (I respect that you must have elite talent to win), it still comes down to the substance of what you put around an elite player that defines success. Too often, we look for the glitzy big name and reach for the bright lights and the style. In the end, it comes down to so many pieces meshing in an operation and it all comes back to the leadership of your owner, president, GM and coach. You get a good horse with a lousy jockey and hell underperform. Yes, youve got to have the horses, yet you better have the right folks leading the way. 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