Chuck Murray
WIS & Effingwoods Hockey Almanac
Fair point, could very well be the HBF? I'm not aware of any ties between HBF and USA Hockey??Is that an NCAA event? Could be that it is put on by USA Hockey or the Hobey Baker Foundation.
Fair point, could very well be the HBF? I'm not aware of any ties between HBF and USA Hockey??Is that an NCAA event? Could be that it is put on by USA Hockey or the Hobey Baker Foundation.
You're making a pretty big assumption there Grouch ... not sure I'd bet the house on MS7 being in the office today ... I mean, what's the big hurry?!?
BTW gotta give props to "Emily the Flunky" who seems to have nailed this in advance, greatly enhancing her credibility, despite some doubters.![]()
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Nicholas Van Tassell - Stats, Contract, Salary & More
Eliteprospects.com hockey player profile of Nicholas Van Tassell, 2004-04-18 Basking Ridge, NJ, USA USA. Most recently in the NCAA with Univ. of New Hampshire. Complete player biography and stats.www.eliteprospects.com
Van Tassell is big (6-4, 200), experienced (87 career games), pedigreed (OTT 7th '23) and young (21), but he has just one year of eligibility remaining and was only 5-13--18, -18 in three seasons at Massachusetts (2-10--26 as a junior). He was a big time scorer in midget hockey, before posting 30-25--55 in 120 games over two seasons in the USHL...
If Im being honest, I hope this is not the potential top-six transfer I've been clamoring for; perhaps there will be more defections among the forward group and Van Tassell slides nicely into the lower half of the line-up?
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Newcomb - Ring - Tournas
Romeo - MacDonald - Gagnon
Zebeski - Van Tassell - Lavins
Oliver - MacPherson - Turner
Walsh - Siedem - Hyles
TRANSFER
DeTurris
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UNH needs TWO goalies, but could be settled with EIGHT defenseman. That leaves SIXTEEN spots for FORWARDS, meaning at least one more opening for a playmaking talent (maybe two/three depending on DSA status at the bottom of the roster). Hopefully, they're still looking for another forward regardless of any additional pending departures...
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Ty Conklin is not walking through that door.
Kevin Regan is not walking through that door.
Mike Ayers is not walking through that door, although he may at the end of next season
Mark Mowers is not walking through that door.
Eric Boguniecki is not walking through that door, although he may at the end of next season.....
Are there other awards given out at the event besides the Hobey Baker? If so, that is what had me thinking it may be a USAH (or College Hockey Inc.) hosted event.Fair point, could very well be the HBF? I'm not aware of any ties between HBF and USA Hockey??
For those with more insight on the portal than me, if a player is planning to drop down to D3, do they still enter the portal? Wondering how that works. I know one of our guys will be but wasn't sure if we'll see that name in the portal.
Fans:
Ty Conklin is not walking through that door.
Kevin Regan is not walking through that door.
Mike Ayers is not walking through that door, although he may at the end of next season
Mark Mowers is not walking through that door.
Eric Boguniecki is not walking through that door, although he may at the end of next season.....
Newcomb - Ring - Tournas
Romeo - MacDonald - TRANSFER
Zebeski - Gagnon- Lavins
Oliver - Van Tassell - Turner
Walsh - Siedem - Hyles
Currently the second highest (and highest uncommitted) "CHIP" rated skater in the portal. Have to imagine he has a lot of suitors.I think that Jack Stockfish from Holy Cross would be a good get. I have watched him play against Bentley in several games the past three seasons and he seemed to be on the ice all the time, first line center, PK, PP, and Captain. Good size at 6’4”, good at the dot, and 87 points over the past three years.
Big body kid with some skills that scouts often use low round picks on because he could turn into a big body fourth line hustle guy and with any luck something better.
You don’t understand my reference. Hint: Pitino, Rick.Drop the sch
You don’t understand my reference. Hint: Pitino, Rick.
December 10th, 1973, Boston Garden. I still have the Globe review by Ernie Santosuosso. Talks about Palmer's massive 2 1/2 ton percussion setup ($35,000....imagine!) all set upon a revolving rostrum. To this day, perhaps the best concert I have ever seen. Over 15,500 at the "Gahden"!Carl clearly stayed sober, saved his money, stayed fit, and his continuous touring with his new guys over the last few years into his mid-'70's has allowed them to rebuild the ELP worldwide fanbase to some degree. At their peak, despite the headwinds from the music press, ELP was one of the biggest bands in the world.
I would hope Oliver finds his game and slides up to a 2nd or 3rd line role.
Serious question, are you placing based on stats/history and Oliver looks like the 4th best left wing?