Ralph Baer
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Re: Clarkson @ RPI, Saturday, 1/13/18
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Of course. The point that I was trying to make is that if he was wearing an RPI jacket he has probably already committed to RPI. Why buy an RPI jacket if you are not going there? It won't look good if you end up at the salt dome.
Sorry I didn’t get back to you earlier on this. He does look older, maybe 19 or 20, has blond hair and looks like a possible Swede (or Scandinavian Country). I know that doesn’t help much.
Except for the Wally it sounds like you’re describing Ott.Sorry I didn’t get back to you earlier on this. He does look older, maybe 19 or 20, has blond hair and looks like a possible Swede (or Scandinavian Country). I know that doesn’t help much.
I looked for possible Wallys, but nothing seemed likely.
You really should be looking for the Beaver instead.
Would it be out of line to ? you get a brief 5 on 3 with minutes remaining and are down 2-0. Face off in their zone. Why would you not pull your goalie and go 6 on 3 briefly and then stay 6 on 4? if you get one back fine, if not what did you lose? Just trying to understand.
Would it be out of line to ? you get a brief 5 on 3 with minutes remaining and are down 2-0. Face off in their zone. Why would you not pull your goalie and go 6 on 3 briefly and then stay 6 on 4? if you get one back fine, if not what did you lose? Just trying to understand.
The opposition's permission to ice the puck is why you don't do it, at least not that early. Coupled with our difficulty of achieving extra attacker goals (I don't even know the last time we had one; would have to dig up CHS to figure it out, but I do recall, when one of the Cornell ushers wanted to banter, mentioning they were the only ones in the previous year to give up an EAG on us), I'd say that's why.
That is the second time on this thread that you chose to educate myself and DrD on the workings of a game in progress. Both the good doctor and I have been following hockey before you were born.
We are fully aware of what you have said. But questioning the referees and the coaches is all part of the experience of being a fan.
That is the second time on this thread that you chose to educate myself and DrD on the workings of a game in progress. Both the good doctor and I have been following hockey before you were born.
We are fully aware of what you have said. But questioning the referees and the coaches is all part of the experience of being a fan.
The opposition's permission to ice the puck is why you don't do it, at least not that early. Coupled with our difficulty of achieving extra attacker goals (I don't even know the last time we had one; would have to dig up CHS to figure it out, but I do recall, when one of the Cornell ushers wanted to banter, mentioning they were the only ones in the previous year to give up an EAG on us), I'd say that's why.
Dude: Often your responses are quite informative. This time you either misread my question or I did not make my self clear enough. We were already given a brief 5 on 3 soon to be a 5 on 4. We were playing a team that we have been zero for almost nine periods this year. We cannot put on in the net against them unless we do something drastic. If we cannot get one 6 on 3 and then with a prolonged 6 on 4 (regardless of their ability to ice the puck) then we will not score against them at all. i appreciate what you offer as a response but simply choose to not believe it to apply to this situation in particular. i am all about wins and winning games we should. We lost to Brown late after being up 4-1 and we lost a late lead to Dartmouth. Our standing in the league would be vastly different if we hols on to win those games or even to maintain the lead early this year up at SLU. Add to that, I believe this team suffers a drop in confidence after each one of these collapses. Mentally they have to be thinking in game with the lead "When does this come apart and we lose?" Nothing breeds confidence and a secure feeling about holding the lead as much as actually winning.
I took your question at face value. By your clarification, you viewed it as "play to score", and I approached the situation as "play to win". We disagree, and that's going to happen.