The Oklahoma City Blazers are coming off a perfect 2-0 week and have yet to lose a game in regulation this season going 6-0-2. They currently have a four-point lead in the Northeast Division over Bossier-Shreveport.

Oklahoma City has played in five one-goal games going 3-0-2 in those contests.

The Blazers have been doing it with a balanced attack that features five players with six or more points. Simon Lambert leads the way with 11 points, ranking second among all rookies. Another first year player, Jason Murfitt, is second on the team with eight points.

The Blazers are the top defensive team in the Central Hockey League, allowing just 14 goals in eight games. This week, the Blazers are at home for games against Texas (4-1-1) on Friday and New Mexico (3-3-1) on Saturday.

Killer Bees remain perfect: The Rio Grande Valley Killer Bees are the lone perfect team in the CHL sitting atop the Southeast Division with a 5-0-0 record. The Bees have outscored their opponents 21-9 and have taken a pair of games from their long-time rivals in Laredo. The Bucks came into the season with a 45-15-5 all-time record against the Bees.

Goaltending has been a strength for RGV with Wylie Rogers going 4-0 with a 1.57 goals against average and a .957 save percentage - best in the league. The Bees will be tested this week with a home game against Odessa (4-2-1) on Friday and a road game at the Bucks (5-3-0) on Saturday.

Clayton making big splash with Mudbugs: Veteran Travis Clayton was one of the big free agents this past summer and the Bossier-Shreveport Mudbugs turned out to be the lucky winner of the sweepstakes.

Clayton has been steady this season scoring four goals with five assists in six games. The 'Bugs are 5-1-0 this season, partly due to Clayton's strong play. He finished the month of October as the Three Stars Award winner, totaling seven points. Clayton played in his 700th career CHL game on Oct. 25 and he currently ranks second on the CHL's all-time games played list with 702 trailing Joe Burton by six games (708). He is also third in points (843), second in goals (330) and third in assists (513).

Inside the numbers : 200 - The number of goals scored in Michel Beausoleil's pro career thanks to his two goal night in the Oilers first win of the season on Saturday night.

6 - The magic number for the Scorps who have hit six goals in four of the team's first seven games (3-1 in those games)

12 - The total number of power play goals the Texas Brahmas have in their first six games of the season (4-1-1). They rank second in the CHL clicking at over 28 percent.

14-2-1 - The combined record of the three least penalized teams in the CHL - Rio Grande Valley, Texas and Bossier-Shreveport.

9 - The number of games in Colorado's Riley Nelson's current league-leading point streak that has him amassing 16 points.

Tidbits: Mississippi acquired Matt Summers from Laredo as the future considerations in the deal that send Sebastien Centomo to the Bucks. Summers had 35 points in 57 games with Laredo last season and debuted with the RiverKings on Saturday … Rocky Mountain is fourth in the CHL averaging more than 34 shots per game but rank 15th in goals averaging just more than two per contest … New Mexico's Torren Delforte leads all rookies with 12 points and ranks tied for eighth among all players … Rapid City has outscored the opposition 30-27 through the first seven games of their 14-game road trip. The Rush have earned a point in six of the seven games thus far and have played in a league-high five one-goal games, which is tied with Oklahoma City … After winning in their season opener, the Corpus Christi IceRays have dropped five straight games … Colorado's season opening win streak came to an end on Saturday at Mississippi with a 6-2 loss to the RiverKings. The streak was the best in the Eagles six-year franchise history.