The Condors traveled back to Bakersfield from a four-game road trip to Alaska and Victoria on Wednesday with three goaltenders in tow — a luxury the team will not be able to sustain for much longer.
All three netminders — Ryan Nie, David McKee and Yutaka Fukufuji saw action on the trip — with Nie getting two wins in Alaska, McKee suffering a loss (and being pulled after two periods) in Alaska and Fukufuji giving up one goal on 25 shots in a loss in Victoria on Tuesday.
Over the past 10 games Nie has gone 4-1-1, McKee, who spent a week in Iowa as a backup, is 1-1-1 and Fukufuji 0-2-0.
 A look into those number shows that Nie and Fukufuji, who didn’t make his first start until Nov. 29 due to immigration issues, have been the most effective. Nie has a 2.51 goals-against average and a .920 save percentage over his last six games. Fukufuji, despite allowing four goals on 23 shots in his first outing, rebounded and has a 2.57 GAA and .910 save percentage.
But one of those guys will most likely be the odd-man out when the dust settles.
That’s because McKee, 5.49 GAA and .847 save percentage in his last three outings, has an ace in the hole — he’s assigned to the Condors by the Iowa Chops.
No doubt Condors coach Marty Raymond has been losing sleep over the goaltending situation.
Playing coach for a day, how would you rectify the situation?