Tri-City star goaltender Chet Pickard, who hasn’t played since Feb. 28 because of a concussion suffered when run over by Spokane’s Ryan Letts, is not starting tonight against the Chiefs, though he is dressed as the backup. If he doesn’t enter mid game, we’ll have to wait and see whether he’s ready to go for Game 1.
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