No idea, I was surprised to see him on the NHL's report.What happened to Yip?
I knew Wilson had a groin injury.
No idea, I was surprised to see him on the NHL's report.
I'd love to see a Courtnall-Popko-Pereira line. I think that would be a lot of fun to watch. They'd be all over the place. I guess that means a Glass-Megan-Gilroy 3rd line.
Despite not loving us enough to put our logo at the top, ESPN Boston decided to still post articles about BU hockey.
http://sports.espn.go.com/boston/news/story?id=4521096
So, I'm taking he pre-wrote this article a while ago making the assumption that BU would be ranked #1 in the pre-season? The article states the banner raising is the 20th.
Over at a <b>revamped</b> Matthews Arena, Brad Thiessen has taken his 25-12-4 record, 2.12 goals-against average and .931 save percentage to the Pittsburgh Penguins organization, and it has left behind a gaping hole in net.
Uuuggggh. Not looking forward to 3rd and 4th lines looking like that. I think we have to spread out the scoring a bit. I make last year's 3rd this year's 1st. Bonino is good enough to score on his own; he will get his points no matter who you put him with. Make Cohen a wing and put him at the side of the net and Bonino can get him the puck. Give them Gilroy who can skate around, take up space, draw one defender and (hopefully) not take penalties; I'm sure he could score 6 or 7 goals with Bonino and Cohen out there. All freshman 3rd line, probably put up similar numbers to last year's 3rd line. 4th line of Glass, Popko and Pereira should be pretty similar to last year's line, maybe better with more experience from all three (I know Cohen scored some when he was on the 4th but a lot did come when he was moved around on other lines, too).
A friend told me he saw Yip visiting the BU campus recently with a cast on one of his arms.
EDIT TO ADD: Did they do more work on Matthews Arena? From the article:
I think that would be a 3rd line that could score. I don't agree that Gilroy should be on the top line, though. We at least need someone who is proven to be able to deposit some pucks when given a nice feed. And on RW, that's no one. Even Saponari had some trouble with that last year. That said, I think he's the guy for that position, I'm sure he's going to be a better player from the get-go. Last year I said put Higgins-Wilson-Yip out there, Parker spread it out instead, and Lawrence had a fabulous season. However, there is no second option that can do the same things given a chance that we've seen yet.
A friend told me he saw Yip visiting the BU campus recently with a cast on one of his arms.
A friend told me he saw Yip visiting the BU campus recently with a cast on one of his arms.
Maybe he found out his hackery doesn't fly in the pros?
When do we start discussing this weekends game? Does it get its own thread? And should we move to a 2009-2010 season thread? (or do we wait until the Notre Dame game for that).
Does this mean that Yip will be playing in the NHL once he's healthy?