The Sudbury Wolves had a lot of good looks at the goal on Thursday night, but Easton Rye got in the way nearly every single time. The Peterborough Petes’ goaltender stopped 33 of 34 shots and kept Sudbury scoreless on five power-play opportunities as the Wolves started their three-game southeastern road swing with a 4-1 defeat. Article contentJC Lemieux scored and Bjorn Bronas made a solid 23 saves of his own as the Wolves slipped to 18-16-2-0. With the Wolves pressing at the other end, Braydon McCallum added some more insurance for the Petes on a partial break late in the third. Following their stop in Kingston, the Wolves will travel to Ottawa on Sunday for a 3 p.m. faceoff.