Tucson has lost four straight at home.
Brett Fera A pair of former Tucson Roadrunners gave the home team fits at both ends of the ice, and the Iowa Wild completed its two-game sweep in Tucson Arena Wednesday night with a 5-1 win over the again-sputtering Roadrunners.
McIntyre played for the Roadrunners for a few weeks earlier this season. He became an everyday starter in Des Moines once the NHL’s Minnesota Wild came calling with a two-way NHL contract, leading to his assignment with the team’s American Hockey League affiliate. Colin Theisen, who joined the Roadrunners early last week after his college career at Arizona State came to a close, had the other assist.
With nine games left — that includes a quick turnaround for two in Rockford, Illinois, Friday and Saturday — “there’s no quit here,” Barron said.
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