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Portland would do well with a Q team. The ECHL Mariners averaged about 4,500+ per game this season (73% capacity) and those numbers have grown each of the last 6 seasons.
That per game average would put them 5th among all Q teams behind Quebec, Halifax, Newfoundland and Moncton.
Also had some PP1 QB time his freshman year and did well in that role. Won't need to do that right off next season, but can never have too many guys to run a PP.
Pair him with someone defensively responsible and to let him do what he does best. Will likely need to put some weight on but seems...
Surprisingly my game used collection is pretty small and these are the first jerseys I've picked up. I have Alfie's glove from the 1999 season and a couple player sticks.
I grabbed a row of 3 chair backs from the renovations last summer and even snagged the old Hockey East Championship banner...
Yep was 5th or 6th in line this morning. By the time I left the jerseys it looked like an absolute cluster-eff.
Was really hoping they would have some of the track suits, but no luck there.
There was a very good chance that Poirier would have been a one-and-done guy no matter what. Whether the Hurricanes gave him the Nadeau treatment, or a bigger school came calling with a $$$ bag, him being a mercenary was an entirely reasonable projection for a player of his skill.
The college...
I kind of assumed Penn State would be the one to grab Poirier with how much roster churn they've had and how few portal moves they've made to this point (just a defenseman added by my count). Never really considered Wisconsin to be the frontrunner.
Very unlikely at this point, given how LHD heavy the blueline is at the moment and that Barr already brought in two other shutdown guys in Bales/Romaine. He has nothing left to prove physically at the OHL level but could stand to continue refining his offensive side. It'll be interesting to see...
Certainly looks like Lipinski is safe and will be returning.
I also thought he played better as the season went along. I wonder if he has another level of physicality that he can tap into to really develop into the #2 center this team needs. His face-off ability is already among the best in...
Mikael Lalancette (Le Soleil de Quebec) was the first to report on Poirier hitting the portal (LINK). Would imagine a major Quebec newspaper would probably be a reasonably trusted source here, on top of McMahon doing his own due diligence following up with his sources.
Anyone thinking JP is...
There is some strategy with positioning yourself as the biggest fish left on the market. Other teams get a chance to see where they stack up after a week of portal activity and know whether or not the need to dip into their coffers to keep pace with their conference foes. Idk if it tracks as...
Returnees (13):
Albin Boija | Owen Fowler | Max Scott | Charlie Russell | Sully Scholle | Jaden Lipinski | Thomas Pichette
Will Gerrior | Oskar Komarov | Jeremy Langlois | Lukas Peterson | Loic Usereau | Brock James
Transfers (7):
Petter Wickström Stumer | Tanner Klimpke | Lee Parks | Sam...
Not sure his +/- does justice to how solid he is defensively under the hood though, that's more influenced by him playing all situations on pretty bad team.
Barr really just saying "size matters" this offseason huh?
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