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2010/2011 UML In-Season Thread
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Re: 2010/2011 UML In-Season Thread
Great start! Hope it continues.
RIley Wetmore Scoooooooooooooored. Can anyone remember the last time we actually scored the first goalHope springs eternal.
Great start! Hope it continues.
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Another tough one tonight. Second period was tough, even though the team came out of it +1. Third period was not fun at all. Outside of a few minutes in the 3rd, it sounded like Carr played very well. Hopefully tomorrow night, they can string an entire game together and get a little bit of positive momentum before the break. I expect we'll see Boulanger tomorrow. How did Blaise break his ribs?
Another tough one tonight. Second period was tough, even though the team came out of it +1. Third period was not fun at all. Outside of a few minutes in the 3rd, it sounded like Carr played very well. Hopefully tomorrow night, they can string an entire game together and get a little bit of positive momentum before the break. I expect we'll see Boulanger tomorrow. How did Blaise break his ribs?
so we lost? The hockey easy site is so inept it stills says 2-1 Lowell start three. Someone please update what happened. ****ing hockeyeastonline.com sucks.
leswp1
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We packed itin in the third and gave up 4 goals (one empty netter). Blaise basically said there were some "passengers" in the game. One of the goals when off Ickert. There was no one from them in front of the net. Do we hold the record for own goals in one season yet??
Painful!
We packed itin in the third and gave up 4 goals (one empty netter). Blaise basically said there were some "passengers" in the game. One of the goals when off Ickert. There was no one from them in front of the net. Do we hold the record for own goals in one season yet??
Painful!
John_Fuller
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It was a game of spurts, Lowell played well for the first ten minutes of the first and first ten minutes of the third but that was about it. Princeton has almost complete control of the second period and did so with the final 7:00 minutes of the third. The second Lowell goal was garbage, but we found a way to be up 2-1 after being outplayed that period. Shane Thompson had a johnny-on-the-spot chance by himself eight feet out at the beginning of the third but missed the net. I mentioned that we were going to regret missing that one.
The own goal that went off Ickert and into the net was the turning point in the game. Carr became unglued after making several quality stops in the second with an offensive barrage put forth by Princeton. The Lowell defense gave up a quick breakaway chance shortly thereafter. Breakaways against seem to be finding the net more often than not this season to put Princeton ahead 3-2. An awful time-out called by Lowell didn't do much when Lowell was shorthanded with about 5:45 to play. Princeton "scored" a goal that was waived off due to a kicked puck (no instant replay). One line later, they scored a legitmate goal on one that Carr would like to have back (not sure if five-hole or through glove). Lowell was on the PP towards the end of the game, which featured another Princeton "goal" pitched into from center that was waived off for offsides. Again, a few seconds later, Edwards was stripped of the puck on the Princeton blue line (he had a forgettable night, -3, 3 pen) by Lowry, and he sent a quick pass to Ammon to complete the natural hat trick. Ammon had an EV, PP, and SH/EA goal. Don't see that type of natural hat trick too often.
I honestly don't know when this team will win another game.
It was a game of spurts, Lowell played well for the first ten minutes of the first and first ten minutes of the third but that was about it. Princeton has almost complete control of the second period and did so with the final 7:00 minutes of the third. The second Lowell goal was garbage, but we found a way to be up 2-1 after being outplayed that period. Shane Thompson had a johnny-on-the-spot chance by himself eight feet out at the beginning of the third but missed the net. I mentioned that we were going to regret missing that one.
The own goal that went off Ickert and into the net was the turning point in the game. Carr became unglued after making several quality stops in the second with an offensive barrage put forth by Princeton. The Lowell defense gave up a quick breakaway chance shortly thereafter. Breakaways against seem to be finding the net more often than not this season to put Princeton ahead 3-2. An awful time-out called by Lowell didn't do much when Lowell was shorthanded with about 5:45 to play. Princeton "scored" a goal that was waived off due to a kicked puck (no instant replay). One line later, they scored a legitmate goal on one that Carr would like to have back (not sure if five-hole or through glove). Lowell was on the PP towards the end of the game, which featured another Princeton "goal" pitched into from center that was waived off for offsides. Again, a few seconds later, Edwards was stripped of the puck on the Princeton blue line (he had a forgettable night, -3, 3 pen) by Lowry, and he sent a quick pass to Ammon to complete the natural hat trick. Ammon had an EV, PP, and SH/EA goal. Don't see that type of natural hat trick too often.
I honestly don't know when this team will win another game.
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8 straight losses. Outscored 33-15 in that stretch. Yeah, this is fun.
bottomdweller
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Either that, or Schaus came back and mistook Blaise for Caveney.
Either that, or Schaus came back and mistook Blaise for Caveney.
leswp1
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Bobby Robbins did way more damage than Schaus at practices....
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John_Fuller
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I think another Mike Lange quote can be used here, it's the only thing I have to say other than the game was a complete embarassment.
"Ladies and gentlemen, Elvis has left the building"
I think another Mike Lange quote can be used here, it's the only thing I have to say other than the game was a complete embarassment.
"Ladies and gentlemen, Elvis has left the building"
leswp1
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I believe he was benched. Not sure. I missed part of the intro interview with Blaise but what I heard sounded like he benched 2. Never figured out who the second one was.
Lowell Fan 90
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Can Blaise bench himself?
Can Blaise bench himself?
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Comparing the boxscores from Princeton, Colin Wright also missed Saturday night. Hopefully the break helps this team get it going for the second half. Right now they look like they can't even compete at this level.
Comparing the boxscores from Princeton, Colin Wright also missed Saturday night. Hopefully the break helps this team get it going for the second half. Right now they look like they can't even compete at this level.
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