WINNIPEG — What are the chances of a hockey-mad town of just under 10,000 people producing two NHL players that suit up on the same team, let alone skate on the same defence pairing? To say the odds were stacked against that happening is a wild understatement, but on Thursday night, the folks of Hermantown, Minn., were glued to the television and other viewing devices as Dylan Samberg made his NHL debut for the Winnipeg Jets alongside Neal Pionk against the Detroit Red Wings. Bruce Plante coached hockey for nearly five decades in Hermantown — including a 28-year tenure with the Hermantown Hawks high school program that both Samberg and Pionk played for — and was among those bursting with pride. “I watched the game at home and boy, Dylan did really well in his first time on and that was awesome to see. He just seemed to handle everything so well,” Plante said in a telephone interview on Sunday morning. “Being a pair, that was pretty unique for little Hermantown. Those are two gu...