Windsor Spitfires Associate Coach Trevor Letowski at the WFCU Centre, July 24, 2015. (Photo by Mike Vlasveld)Windsor Spitfires Associate Coach Trevor Letowski at the WFCU Centre, July 24, 2015. (Photo by Mike Vlasveld)
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Important Points For Spitfires

The Windsor Spitfires are looking to bounce back from a weekend where they dropped two of three games, as they host Sudbury tonight.

Although the Wolves sit last in the OHL's Eastern Conference, Spits Associate Coach Trevor Letowski says they still have to respect them.

"I think [Sudbury's] 4-6 in their last ten [games]," he explains. "They're playing better right now, and they actually beat us earlier in the year as well."

In contrast to Sudbury, Windsor plays the OHL-leading Erie Otters on Saturday night.

The Spits beat London in front of a sell-out crowd last weekend, but lost to Kitchener and Sarnia.

Tonight's puck drop is set for 7:05pm.

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