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Seems like Hemming is the real deal. No reason not to be extremely bullish on this team if they can get healthy. Even just getting Gasseau back and fully healthy for faceoffs alone will be huge. Jellvik is sneaky good player and would also be huge to get back but I've somewhat lost hope for...
I'm still very bullish on this squad and seems like Hemming was good last night. Dean up to 10 goals!
Last night could be an NPI killer. The question has been asked by some folks that frequent this board (or used to) and there is no logical answer. Why schedule these games? Other coaching...
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It may not be ideal if you can't get into the BC allotment and you may have to end up sitting next to a morbidly obese BU fan (I'm just playing the percentages here) but you should be ok if you can get onto TM on Monday at 10 am.
I give these guys credit for dusting themselves off and putting a win streak together in what looked like a difficult month with major players out. They need to get through the end of the year in as best shape as possible. Interestingly they seem to still control their own destiny in league...
Providence absolutely got hosed on that call and it was a bad call. Difference between a win and an OT loss (which was also VERY close to offside and was NOT whistled down)
What are the official rules on this new roster limitation (and where might one find them)?
I assume they could simply drop Davey or Delay from the roster and add someone to remain at 26 but if it is something that is locked in as of a certain date (Oct 1st?) then that cuts off any program...
A quick google search brings us on a journey down memory lane (edit - 2 pages in, and this is good reading):
https://fanforum.uscho.com/threads/hockey-east-rookie-of-the-weak.7387/#post-978236
I think Resendes and Sondreal both have high upside. Sondreal was a top-10 USHL scorer.
Navigating these next few weeks and dealing with the injuries will be difficult. It's still doable mainly because the D should be the strength of the team and they are healthy. As noted, it was only UVM...
This guy is awful,worse than even Colby Cohen. I was embarrassed for him last season when he kept calling Cole O'Hara "Hobey Baker"... an absolute buffoon.
Not great. Should be dominating. Isn't.
We could go into why that may be (Conmy as a linemate, Greg Brown) but regardless, it's a mess over in Chestnut Hill.
You guys want Conmy back? Remember when someone on this thread got very upset when it was pointed out that UNH's best players would be no better than BC fourth liners? I do.
Man... this is exciting! NU might actually advance a round in the NCAA tournament for the first time since the early years of the Reagan administration!!!
I repeat. The entire athletic department needs to be nuked into oblivion.
This season is effectively over. Anyone have any insight into Greg Brown's contract? Hire the right guy and it's probably only a two-year rebuild.
Similar to last season, this team doesn't have any kind of IT factor...
He's a very good player. Almost .75 points per game and was over a ppg as a sophomore. We gotta keep this kid healthy. I suppose if there's any risk in reinjury or re-aggravating whatever the issue is, you probably just keep him out until he's 100%.
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