Cam Lanigan doesnt know if hes had 55 saves in a game before, but he knows hes never had two assists in a game. The Medicine Hat goaltender withstood Spokanes season-high 58 shots and set up two scores Saturday night to steer the Tigers toward a 4-3 win over the Chiefs at the Arena. The Tigers win, just their ninth on the road in 27 tries, denied the Chiefs their 1,000th win as a franchise. Medicine Hat (25-23-2-1), playing the Chiefs for the only time this season, recorded its eighth win in 11 games. Lanigan

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Cam Lanigan doesnt know if hes had 55 saves in a game before, but he knows hes never had two assists in a game.

The Medicine Hat goaltender withstood Spokanes season-high 58 shots and set up two scores Saturday night to steer the Tigers toward a 4-3 win over the Chiefs at the Arena.

The Tigers win, just their ninth on the road in 27 tries, denied the Chiefs their 1,000th win as a franchise. Medicine Hat (25-23-2-1), playing the Chiefs for the only time this season, recorded its eighth win in 11 games.

Lanigan assisted on the Tigers first score, Boston Leiers score at 3:39 of the second period to tie the game at 1. The goal occurred seconds after Spokanes Dylan Walchuk nearly scored.

Lanigan also notched an assist on the winner, Curtis Valks power-play goal with 12:06 left in the game after a Walchuk penalty.

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Medicine Hat's Lanigan holds back Chiefs - Sat, 26 Jan 2013 PST