We've seen alot of Wolley paired with Brzustewicz while Edward missing, that's our London future right there, and then you have PJ Fagan and Noah Jenken along with goalie Medvedev fresh out of their hot individual successful Junior B seasons coming. Developmental team is well and alive in London, the Knights will not lose a beat
Look at the shot clock, it got closer near the end after Kitchner tied the game. Can't expect to win if you don't have the majority of puck position, can't score as many goals if you don't have a puck on your stick to shoot, and you can't have the puck if you are losing at the faceoff circle. Kitchener first two goals came straight out after winning the faceoffs, I don't think London won more than 30% of faceoffs last night. There are other ways to take puck position, that is clearly inderstood, but for a fast skating team, it's a lot of energy to spend just chasing down that black little thing
Dale's changing of his lines is fine, but I also think next time he will wait for a lest competitive team to make his trial change, just a personal thought.