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Re: Boston University 2018-2019 - Still Alive!
A couple quick comments on the x-Terriers:
- Congrats to Fabbro on his first NHL goal. What a snipe.
- Bobo also got his first pro goal in the AHL.
- Nice season by Chiasson, setting career highs. Edmonton is a mess, will be interesting to see if they re-sign him, or if he even decides to entertain other offers, that I expect will be coming after his 22-goal season.
- And speaking of 22-goal seasons for teams that are a mess, I have to admit that Brady Tkachuk far exceeded what I thought he was capable of at this age. He ended up as the third leading scorer on the team (45-points), and goal-scoring leader.
- Eichel finally had a (relatively) injury free year and ended with 82 points. We'll see if the Sabres can keep the momentum for a whole season next year. E-Rod chipped in with 29 points.
- I was surprised to see that Keller still led the Coyotes in scoring, with 47 points. He really cooled off in the second half after being names to the All-Star team. He only had 3 goals since January 20th.
- For the Bruins, McAvoy had a tough first half but returned to form in the second half and finished with 28 points, finishing only behind Krug for d-men. Grzelcyk had a heck of a season, cementing his spot as a regular with his great stickwork and skating. He chipped in 18 points. JFK spent most of the year in Providence, and Charlie Coyle provided much needed stability to the third line (though I think he only had 2 goals post trade).
A couple quick comments on the x-Terriers:
- Congrats to Fabbro on his first NHL goal. What a snipe.
- Bobo also got his first pro goal in the AHL.
- Nice season by Chiasson, setting career highs. Edmonton is a mess, will be interesting to see if they re-sign him, or if he even decides to entertain other offers, that I expect will be coming after his 22-goal season.
- And speaking of 22-goal seasons for teams that are a mess, I have to admit that Brady Tkachuk far exceeded what I thought he was capable of at this age. He ended up as the third leading scorer on the team (45-points), and goal-scoring leader.
- Eichel finally had a (relatively) injury free year and ended with 82 points. We'll see if the Sabres can keep the momentum for a whole season next year. E-Rod chipped in with 29 points.
- I was surprised to see that Keller still led the Coyotes in scoring, with 47 points. He really cooled off in the second half after being names to the All-Star team. He only had 3 goals since January 20th.
- For the Bruins, McAvoy had a tough first half but returned to form in the second half and finished with 28 points, finishing only behind Krug for d-men. Grzelcyk had a heck of a season, cementing his spot as a regular with his great stickwork and skating. He chipped in 18 points. JFK spent most of the year in Providence, and Charlie Coyle provided much needed stability to the third line (though I think he only had 2 goals post trade).
<a href="https://t.co/xgxo6C6yzN">pic.twitter.com/xgxo6C6yzN</a></p>— Texas Stars (@TexasStars) <a href="https://twitter.com/TexasStars/status/1116144375686475776?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 11, 2019</a></blockquote>