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Ramage Scores In Overtime, As The Monsters Defeat Grand Rapids 3-2

CLEVELAND, Ohio- The Cleveland Monsters were back in action on Tuesday against the Grand Rapids Griffins. A win would move the Monsters into 6th place in the Central Division standings.

The Griffins would strike first, as Kyle Criscuolo scored at the 8:23 mark of the period after Oleg Yevenko was sent to the penalty box for holding. Cleveland tied the score up on a Oliver Bjorkstrand power play goal that was set up by a beautiful pass from Sonny Milano with less than four minutes left in the first period.

The second period was a defensive battle, as Oleg Yevenko found himself in the penalty box for ten minutes due to misconduct along with a roughing penalty served by Sonny Milano. Evegny Svechnikov scored at the 10:18 mark for the lone goal of the period and the Griffins took a 2-1 lead into the third.

In the third period, Cleveland had a lot of good opportunities to score and did just that. Markus Hannikainen scored a breakaway goal on the power play to even things up at two at the 11:40 mark. That score would stay the same when the third period ended, so overtime was required.

In overtime, Cleveland scored a power play goal off of the stick of John Ramage to win the game by a score of 3-2.

Cleveland is now 9-11-1-1 and moves into 6th place in the Central Division standings.

Elijah Mooneyham has been a dedicated sports fan his whole life. Born and raised in Cleveland, he has his best days when his hometown teams are winning. Elijah is currently on-air talent/producer on two shows, The Main Event and The Moon Hour, where you can find on AllSportsCleveland.com. He also has an insane passion for professional wrestling, so catch his opinions on the world of professional wrestling.

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