<body><div><figure></figure>What: The <a href="https://whl.ca/roster/208/279">Portland Winterhawks</a> (39-19-4-3) take on the <a href="https://whl.ca/roster/223/279">Vancouver Giants</a> (26-31-5-3) in Western Hockey League action.When: Tuesday, March 21, 7pm PDT.Where: <a href="https://goo.gl/maps/MbtUGHUALQ3PyrBY9">Memorial Coliseum.</a>Watch: You can stream the game via the <a href="https://watch.chl.ca/whl_chl/12e307ac28b64cfeae78faf5afb31bf4">CHL TV pay per view (US$6.10 for one game).</a>Listen: <a href="http://pdxhwk.com/listen/">Winterhawks</a> and <a href="http://player2.sportsnet650.ca/">Giants</a> audio.Follow:<ul><li>The box score.</li><li>Get updates and chat before, during, and after the game.</li></ul><h2>Portland Winterhawks</h2>The Winterhawks now have <a href="https://winterhawks.com/article/winterhawks-announce-first-round-playoff-schedule-vs-everett">their playoff matchup and dates locked in.</a> It will be Everett starting a week from next Friday.So the task now becomes preparation for the playoffs.Fromm-Delorme now has 5 goals in his last 6 games. Him getting back into form would be a good sign for the playoffs. He also has a 3-game point streak. Stefan also has a 3-game point streak, but has only 1 goal in his last 11. O’Brien joins the veteran trio with a 3-game point streak.Leading forwards: Klassen (67 points/61 games), Fromm-Delorme (64/62), Stefan (63/61), O’Brien (57/63), Nguyen (44/63).Two scoreless games from Cagnoni have put him back below the point-per game mark.Leading defensemen: Cagnoni (63/64), McCleary (30/63), Sotheran (23/65).If it’s Giannuzzi, he might be playing for his starting spot in the playoffs. He’s only started 2 of the last 6 and got hooked in the last game. They haven’t exactly been setting him up for success lately, and it feels like they’ve been judging him more harshly than most.Save percentages: Giannuzzi .897, Špunar .907.<h2>Vancouver Giants</h2>They need one point to wrap up 7th in the conference and face Kamloops instead of Seattle in the 1st round (presumably--the Thunderbirds are just short of wrapping 1st up). They split a home-and-home last weekend with Everett, followed by a Sunday loss at Tri-City. They’re playing pretty middling hockey. They pulled the historic upset last season in the 1v8 series--doing something similar this season would be in another galaxy as far as upsets go.Honzek had missed 4 straight games, but came back against Tri-City on Sunday and picked up an assist.Thorpe has goals in 4 straight games, and 6 of his last 7.Leading forwards: Thorpe (70/63), Honzek (53/41), Lipinski (49/64), Bruce (43/60), Halaburda (34/64).Veteran Anderson missed Sunday’s game, so he might not be back.Leading defensemen: Leslie (46/63), Anderson (28/48), Haynes (15/50).They’ve gotten good goaltending, which they’ve had to since they’ve been outshot so often. Mirwald has gotten more playing time recently, and has played well.Save percentages: Vikman .903, Mirwald .908.<h2>Tale of the tape</h2><h2>Live updates and chat</h2>Join us here at my site. Everyone is welcome.</div></body>

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What: The Portland Winterhawks (39-19-4-3) take on the Vancouver Giants (26-31-5-3) in Western Hockey League action. When: Tuesday, March 21, 7pm PDT. Where: Memorial Coliseum. Watch: You can stream the game via the CHL TV pay per view (US$6.10 for one game). Listen: Winterhawks and Giants audio. Follow:. The box...