I cant quite compare head on with last years team but if tonight is an indication its a good one. Do I think they'll be top flight? No. Should they contend for an ncaa bid, I think so.Nice to see another #5 that can put the puck in the net. Not much to complain about that one. New Jumbotron looks great. Now they just need better cameras.
The only negative was Daniel Buchbinder leaving early in the game with an apparent leg/knee injury. Hopefully it not serious.Nice to see another #5 that can put the puck in the net. Not much to complain about that one. New Jumbotron looks great. Now they just need better cameras.
They didn’t look terrible online, but on the ice they were definitely an eyesore. I thought their old golds were a good color; not sure why they decided to switch to neon yellowThe only negative was Daniel Buchbinder leaving early in the game with an apparent leg/knee injury. Hopefully it not serious.
Oh, not a fan of the MC away uniforms.
7th largest, and 2nd largest for a home opener.Was a fun night, great energy level from the team and the crowd. Listed attendance was 6804 which, from what I can tell, is ons of the largest ever.
Friday was the largest home crowd in 10 years, the second largest crowd for a home opener, and the seventh largest crowd ever at Tsongas. It also represented the 53rd sellout in the history of the Tsongas, which opened on Jan. 27, 1998.
From today's Lowell Sun:
Go easy, young man go slowI cant quite compare head on with last years team but if tonight is an indication its a good one. Do I think they'll be top flight? No. Should they contend for an ncaa bid, I think so.
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Bruins first.The B10 Network is broadcasting a couple of games tonight:
6:30 pm - Clarkson at Penn State
9:00 PM - BC at Minnesota
Merrimack will open its home schedule tonight against UMass Lowell, and the Warriors’ lineup will feature a notable newcomer. Justin Gill has officially joined the roster after being cleared by the NCAA this week.
Gill spent last season split between two pro levels — appearing in 35 games with the Bridgeport Islanders (AHL) and producing nearly a point per game for the Worcester Railers (ECHL). A fifth-round selection of the New York Islanders in the 2023 NHL Draft, Gill becomes the latest former pro to earn NCAA eligibility, following similar cases in recent years at Bemidji State, Quinnipiac, and Arizona State.