I read it would be at Blakeslee. I thought we'd do it inside, like St. Cloud did a couple years ago. I hope it's not bitterly cold!
I'm glad you are. There's no way my elderly self is sitting on cold metal bleachers for 3+ hours in the Minnesota winter.Very excited for that weekend, though.
I get Hastings opposition to it. I also think it would have been a great idea to try and put together some type of alumni game at least but I'll take it. Interesting to see if they toss out a sweet jersey for it. Mavs game jerseys have been A+ for quite a while
I haven't heard anything. They're allowing full attendance at Moondogs games, but that's outdoors.Any word on tickets yet? And has the state cleared full attendance?
I haven't heard anything. They're allowing full attendance at Moondogs games, but that's outdoors.
Mavs add U Mass to Schedule. Open season Oct. 2-3 in Amherst.
Anyone going? It would be hard to beat the last Massachusetts trip, but I might have to try!
Anyone going? It would be hard to beat the last Massachusetts trip, but I might have to try!
No need for me to go. That is when I finally met you (lol). Unfortunately, I also will not be making this trip. However, I do have a trip penciled in this coming April.
Wowzers.....I know he never ended up playing for us, but still noteworthy. Matiss Kivlenieks died from a head injury in some sort of a fall.
Columbus Blue Jackets goaltender Matiss Kivlenieks died of chest trauma from an errant fireworks mortar blast in what authorities described Monday as a tragic accident on the Fourth of July.
Police in Novi, Michigan, said the firework tilted slightly and started to fire toward people nearby Sunday night. The 24-year-old Kivlenieks was in a hot tub and tried to get clear with several other people, police Lt. Jason Meier said. Authorities earlier said the Lativan had died of an apparent head injury during a fall, but an autopsy clarified the cause of death.
Wowzers.....I know he never ended up playing for us, but still noteworthy. Matiss Kivlenieks died from a head injury in some sort of a fall.
He played here in Sioux City for one memorable year, along with Eeli Tolvanen and Odeen Tufto, among others. Loved by his teammates, management, support staff - no one had an unkind word to say about Matiss. Brilliant as a goaltender, too, but what hurts is the fine young man who was lost. RIP, Matiss.
I saw something in a Schlossman tweet about Darren Blue possibly leaving, but I don't have a subscription to the Grand Forks Herald to read the article. So what's the scoop? And Schlossman generally knows what he's talking about, so if he's heard something, it means something.
