Another season of Rampage hockey has concluded, meaning another season of Running With the Herd Live comes to a close as well. We look back on a pretty frustrating season and an even more frustrating affiliation with the Colorado Avalanche. We hand out our annual season ending awards known as “The Herdies” and we…
The Rampage have crawled back into the mix of the Pacific Division standings and the lovely young gentlemen here at RWtH got together for a quick chat to discuss. What went right, what went wrong, are the Moose still lucky (hint: yeah, they really are) and what do the Rampage need to do this weekend…
In this episode of the Running With the Herd Podcast, Topher rejoins us from the land of “People With a Life” to discuss the Rampage’s recent stretch of completely forgettable and mediocre hockey. We discuss some troubling trends (hint: stay out of the box), look ahead to the final 13 games of the season, and…
The boys–well two of them–at Running With the Herd are very much alive–unlike the dwindling playoff hopes of our favorite team–and we return after a long break to talk about the first leg of the 2018 Rodeo Road Trip. Injuries are piling up and the team has struggled through the first 8 games of the…
Season Summary After these three games the Rampage are officially in the “Very Bad Team” category as they are under 46% Corsi for the games I’ve been to. While they have a better season long est Corsi Close of 48.8%, that isn’t a good number either. This team is definitely trending down very quickly. Goalies…
The Running With the Herd Live Podcast returned on Monday to talk Rampage hockey. This week, JP, Topher, and Nate battle through Nate’s Skype issues to discuss the weekend vs Tucson (spoiler alert, Topher is NOT happy). The gents also update the masses on the injury situation and praise Ville Husso AND Spencer Martin. We…
The Rampage are three games into their second eight game homestand of the season before heading off on their annual Rodeo Road Trip next month. After a loss to Milwaukee last Friday, the Rampage have won two in a row to improve to 2-1 on this stand and 22-16-2 on the season. Despite being outshot…
The Pacific Division has zero teams under a .500 winning percentage so every single game matters at this point of the season. After a disappointing loss on Wednesday, the San Antonio Rampage bounced back, defeating a good Stockton team, on the road, 2-1 in a shootout Friday night. The Rampage opened the scoring in the…
On a quickie “express” version of the Running With the Herd Podcast, we sit down and discuss the state of the team going into 2018, buzzer beaters, and Rampage All Stars. Nate thinks Ville Husso has taken over the starter’s role and there are former Rampage players headed to the Olympics with team USA.
As Dan Weiss noted on his postgame last night, the San Antonio Spurs have their “Memorial Day Miracle”, and now, the San Antonio Rampage have their “New Year’s Eve Miracle”. The Rampage won their 5th straight home contest, beating the San Diego Gulls 2-1 on two goals in the final 92 seconds to stun the…
12/29 Stars The Ranford-Toninato-Musil line was a disaster (except OT winner of course). Otherwise, the Rampage were pretty good. The numbers look worse than they really are because Texas had at least 5 different 3rd period dump-ins that went on net, resulting in non-dangerous, non-possession plays counting as shots. Season Totals Goalie Stats (Based on…
The San Antonio Rampage play the Texas Stars 14 times this season. Halfway through the season series, the Rampage are a baffling 6-1 against their rivals from the north following Friday’s 1-0 OT win at the AT&T Center. Dominic Toninato scored the lone goal 1:12 into the OT period, beating Stars goalie Mike Mckenna…
