Shock blown out by SaberCats

About the only thing Spokane got right Saturday was Raul Vijil’s jersey retirement ceremony at halftime. Vijil gave an emotional speech and he received a standing ovation. His No. 15 now hangs next to Spokane’s division, conference and league championship banners.

The rest of the night belonged to San Jose, which hammered the Shock 83-28 — the worst loss in the franchise’s 10 seasons. Spokane’s most lopsided loss previously was a 69-34 setback to San Jose in 2012.

Link to my game story , John Blanchette’s column and Kathy Plonka’s photos . One fix to my gamer: Shock trailed 49-21 at half, not 49-14.