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Boston University 2009-2010 Season Thread III: From the Beanpot until the end...

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Agganis said:
FL or BU Hammer, do you get ice time reports in your bag of media goodies? How many shifts did Rosen have in the 2nd and 3rd periods. If the over under is 5, I'd go under.
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We do not. There was one arena that gave us ice time stats (Alfond maybe? I can't remember), but other than that, we haven't gotten any all year. The BU stats people actually do keep track of it, but I don't think they make it public anywhere.:rolleyes:
 
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25 N Countin' said:
If Colby wasn't 100% but could play limited PP minutes, I'd be more of a fan of sitting Santana, going with a rotating winger for the 4th line spot and having Colby dressing as an extra defenseman with Rosen still in the lineup. Just feel like replacing a fourth line wingers limited minutes are easier than replacing a 6th defenseman's minutes.
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As a rule of thumb I'd agree with you, but Rosen flat out didn't play so there really aren't many minutes to replace. Also the 4th line was out a lot in the even strength stretch, from 3 minutes in until 13 minutes in, in the 3rd period. And while they did not really come close to a scoring opportunity neither did UML while they were out there, so they were doing their job fantastically.
 
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You never like to see a guy get hurt regardless of the situation. What happened?
 
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TonyTheTiger20 said:
You never like to see a guy get hurt regardless of the situation. What happened?
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Your guess is as good as ours. Lower body injury, I assume it was in practice, but it could have happened against NU and he just finished the game at less than 100%.
 
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25 N Countin' said:
If Colby wasn't 100% but could play limited PP minutes, I'd be more of a fan of sitting Santana, going with a rotating winger for the 4th line spot and having Colby dressing as an extra defenseman with Rosen still in the lineup. Just feel like replacing a fourth line wingers limited minutes are easier than replacing a 6th defenseman's minutes.
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Given how little Rosen seemed to play in the 2nd and if at all in the 3rd, it wouldn't be that hard. ;)

I do like your idea though, I've never seen a problem with double-shifting guys who can handle it. Although Bonino seemed like he was out there quite a bit last night and by the end of the night the quicksand he was skating in seemed thicker than normal...

Federal League said:
We do not. There was one arena that gave us ice time stats (Alfond maybe? I can't remember), but other than that, we haven't gotten any all year. The BU stats people actually do keep track of it, but I don't think they make it public anywhere.:rolleyes:
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I was wondering this a few days ago. Parker always refers to the mythical 'scoresheet,' with things like shots attempted, grade A chances, etc., that aren't on the box score they release. I think plenty of fans would really love to see that level of detail because we're freaks like that, wish they'd make it public.
 
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He re-injured his hip. Not sure when.
 
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25 N Countin' said:
If Colby wasn't 100% but could play limited PP minutes, I'd be more of a fan of sitting Santana, going with a rotating winger for the 4th line spot and having Colby dressing as an extra defenseman with Rosen still in the lineup. Just feel like replacing a fourth line wingers limited minutes are easier than replacing a 6th defenseman's minutes.
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I guess JP wanted a more physical d game in third which is not currently rosen's type of game. He is supposed to be a playmaker offensive d man and with only 7 or 8 games played, he is game form behind the other defenseman. I would like to see how he handles some PP or PK time to see what he has for next season.

I would think that even though Parker wants to win Beanpot, the smart move might be to either dress Cohen as an extra d for PP or not at all. BU isn't making the HE championships with a Beanpot win so resting Colby to heal up for conference games next weekend could be the smarter option.
 
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candycanes99 said:
I was wondering this a few days ago. Parker always refers to the mythical 'scoresheet,' with things like shots attempted, grade A chances, etc., that aren't on the box score they release. I think plenty of fans would really love to see that level of detail because we're freaks like that, wish they'd make it public.
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That scoresheet is not mythical. We actually do get shots attempted, shots blocked, a shot chart (from which you can get grade-A's), pipes hit and sometimes faceoffs won/lost, but we don't get time on ice.

Edit: I said a while ago I'd start posting the grade-A's after every game. I seem to have forgotten about that until now. Assuming I remember to do so, I'll try and post all those stats on the blog after games... so freaks like you can see them.:p I don't have them on me now, though, so last night's won't be up until later.
 
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Federal League said:
That scoresheet is not mythical. We actually do get shots attempted, shots blocked, a shot chart (from which you can get grade-A's), pipes hit and sometimes faceoffs won/lost, but we don't get time on ice.
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Thanks! Even these numbers don't show everything. For example, Trivino has taken a big step up the last month or so. The 9-10-11 line looked really strong last night, but you wouldn't necessarily know from looking at the stats.
 
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goalguard said:
Thanks! Even these numbers don't show everything. For example, Trivino has taken a big step up the last month or so. The 9-10-11 line looked really strong last night, but you wouldn't necessarily know from looking at the stats.
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trivino played a great, what you would call in basketball, "floor game". he used his size extremely well and it directly lead to zach's breakaway when he took the lowell guy out of the play along the boards in the uml zone and got the lead pass out to the guy who fed cohen.
 
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Talked to Parker today -- still calling Cohen's injury a, "lower-body injury," though he downgraded Colby to doubtful.

Saw Colby walking around Agganis –– no boot or cast or anything.

As I said in the Beanpot thread, my total guess is that he re-aggravated his hip, but I can't find anybody around the team willing to confirm that at the moment. Unless of course, Scarlet wants to go on the record ;)
 
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If Colby can wind up and take his slapshot without hurting his whatever he hurt any furhter, dress him, put him on the pp, and wing it for the rest of the time.
 
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Here are the stats from the mythical scoresheet:

Shots on net: 33-18 BU
Shots attempted: 59-38 BU
Blocked shots: 13-10 UML
Shots off target: 11-10 BU
Pipes hit: 2-1 BU
Grade-A's: 26-13 BU
Faceoffs: 37-30 UML

Individual faceoff numbers for BU:
Popko 11-of-17
Bonino 8-of-16
Trivino 5-of18
Megan 3-of-10
Saponari 2-of-4
Santana 1-of-1
Pereira 0-of-1
 
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Federal League said:
That scoresheet is not mythical. We actually do get shots attempted, shots blocked, a shot chart (from which you can get grade-A's), pipes hit and sometimes faceoffs won/lost, but we don't get time on ice.

Edit: I said a while ago I'd start posting the grade-A's after every game. I seem to have forgotten about that until now. Assuming I remember to do so, I'll try and post all those stats on the blog after games... so freaks like you can see them.:p I don't have them on me now, though, so last night's won't be up until later.
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Thanks, it would be really appreciated. For something big like that, a scanner might be easier than trying to type everything in by hand. ;)
 
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candycanes99 said:
Thanks, it would be really appreciated. For something big like that, a scanner might be easier than trying to type everything in by hand. ;)
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My scanner hasn't worked since I dropped my printer the day I moved in freshman year.:( And going anywhere else to scan it would be more of a hassle than just typing it up. It's also an entire packet, not just one sheet, and most of it's all stuff you can get from the regular box score.
 
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two good results last night, we're a few points from being back in the big four days...I really didn't think Maine was going to be this good, but who did?
 
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With two games against Maine and two against Vermont we certainly control our own destiny for the most part...

Also we've moved up to 21 in the PWR.
 
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Thanks for the help this weekend UNH. Let us know if there's anything we can do for you.
 
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An idea for the Dog Pound on Monday to get into the BC players heads I suggest booing Samuelsson whenever he touches the puck like Montreal fans when Chara touches the puck during Bruins games. Another idea is when he is introduced start a Cam Neely chant just to mess with his head
 
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Al Bundy said:
An idea for the Dog Pound on Monday to get into the BC players heads I suggest booing Samuelsson whenever he touches the puck like Montreal fans when Chara touches the puck during Bruins games. Another idea is when he is introduced start a Cam Neely chant just to mess with his head
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Oh, come on, that's not fair! Eff it, we've got no chance now. I think we should sit Samuelsson just to be safe.
 
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