Quinnipiac Bobcats '10-'11

[MarkEagleUSA]

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"Eagle, party of one..."

The Griffins top player was a healthy scratch, they only dressed 4 D and used their backup goalie in net. Still we had all we could do to squeak out a tie. Canisius tried to hand us the game today but we wouldn't have any of that. They spent almost half of the 2nd period in the box and we couldn't find the net. A very lackluser effort by the Bobcats.

I suppose a tie is better than a loss but in this case not by much. Another meaningless game next weekend and then it's the stretch run of league play. Hopefully they won't get rusty because none of the remaining games are going to be easy.

 

[allnightwong]

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Aside from an underwhelming tie with Canisius the boys have really turned it on since the break going 4-1-2. They seem to be playing with a bit more of an offensive flare and it is translating well to the scorecard. The likes of Jeremy Langlois and Loren Barron are absolutely on fire along with a few others. In the seven games since the break here are the numbers some of the Bobcats are putting up. Rather impressive given how awful the production was earlier in the year.

Barron 9 pts (1 G, 8 A) (4 pts in win over UNO)
Langlois 8 (6 G 2 A) Including 5 goals in his last 5 games.
Goodman 6 pts (2 G, 4 A)
Zurevinski 6 pts (4 G, 2 A)
K Jones 5 pts (1 G, 4 A)
C Jones 4 pts (2 G, 2 A)
Hansen 4 pts (1 G, 3 A)

These are numbers you definitely have to smile about. Other than Langer's earth shattering play of late they aren't that impressive on a national stage but given where they came from...it's a huge step forward.

 

[MarkEagleUSA]

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These are numbers you definitely have to smile about. Other than Langer's earth shattering play of late they aren't that impressive on a national stage but given where they came from...it's a huge step forward.

As always, another fine job of research!

I think the only thing missing that will help this team turn the corner is consistency. Other than Hartzell, there haven't been any back-to-back performances worth noting for the most part. If they can find that missing ingredient, we'll all be smiling. They're putting in the effort, especially most of the new guys. I just haven't seen anyone standout 2 games in a row.

This all bodes well for the future. The freshman class has a ton of talent... experience can only make them better!

 

[allnightwong]

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This all bodes well for the future. The freshman class has a ton of talent... experience can only make them better!

Just imagine if Zurvy stays for his senior year. I think this team would be ready to compete for a league title with the kids they'd have coming back. We'd only lose Hansen, Coughlin and McGann if Zurvy stays. Gotta like that returning roster plus whatever new recruits Rand is bringing in.

 

[allnightwong]

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And now your latest edition of the Bobcat Alumni Update!

The biggest news out of the minor league ranks has to be the re-emergence of Jamie Bates. Bates had a monster year with Stockton of the ECHL last year with 73 points in 60 games. He looked primed for a jump to the AHL and maybe, with his size and scoring ability, a chance at the pros. But he started this season with the Las Vegas Wranglers of the ECHL slow and was even a healthy scratch. Since then he has revitalized his career and the San Antonio Rampage has taken notice calling him up to the AHL. The reason for the call up was Bates' tear of late for Las Vegas. In 23 games Bates has tallied 31 points (12 G, 19 A). Since being called up to the AHL ranks Bates has continued to excel with initial point per game numbers (1 G, 3 A) through four games. Hopefully, Bates can keep this up and have an extended stay at that level.
http://theahl.com/stats/player.php?id=2345
http://echl.com/stats/player.php?id=3233

Eric Lampe continues to stay at the AHL level with the Syracuse Crunch. However, he has been a healthy scratch of late but has tallied (2 G, 1 A) through seven games with Syracuse. Earlier Lampe recorded (8 G, 8 A) in 19 games with the Elmira Jackals of the ECHL.
http://echl.com/stats/player.php?id=3129
http://theahl.com/stats/player.php?id=3933

My namesake, Brandon Wong, after a short pointless 6 game stretch with the Hartford Wolf Pack of the AHL, has flourished at the ECHL level. Aside from garnering a +12, Wong has (13 G, 13 A) through 31 games with Greenville of the ECHL.
http://theahl.com/stats/player.php?id=3563
http://echl.com/stats/player.php?id=3439

David Marshall is quickly turning into the Bryan Leitch of this season in terms of being shipped around from place to place. After two quick tours with Worcester (1 G, 1 A in 12 games) and Rochester (2 G, 0 A in 9 games) of the AHL he has landed back with the Wheeling Nailers of the ECHL where in a previous stay he tallied (7 G, 4 A) in 17 games.
http://echl.com/stats/player.php?id=3399

Also with Wheeling, Dan Henningson has turned into a reliable ECHL defensemen. His steady play has kept him scratch free and while he won't ever light up a score sheet his (3 G, 9 A) in 38 games is more than respectable.
http://echl.com/stats/player.php?id=2764

Also manning the blue line at the ECHL level is former D man Matt Sorteberg. Sorty was just added to Utah's IR but has turned in a nice year for the Grizzlies with (2 G, 5 A) in 22 games.
http://echl.com/stats/player.php?id=2503

Former captain Jean Marc Beaudoin has ran into some recent troubles with the Bakersfield Condors of the ECHL. He has been scratched lately and had some less than hot numbers before that with (3 G, 5 A) in 29 games. JMB should be valuable for some teams on the PK and in the faceoff circle. Let's hope this recent strand of scratches doesn't mean the end for him.
http://echl.com/stats/player.php?id=3116

Interestingly enough, another former Bobcat name popped up during my searches of box scores and transaction reports. Former defenseman Brett Dickinson, who was screwed by the NCAA and had his junior season and career cut short due to a falty rule recently played in a pair of games with the Wheeling Nailers. Though he did not reach the score sheet other than a minor penalty and is no longer listed on the Nailers' roster it is nice to know Dicky is still playing. He really turned it on late in his Bobcat career and would've been a valued member if the NCAA didn't intervene.
http://echl.com/stats/player.php?id=3496

Finally, in 38 games with Linz EHC in Austria Reid Cashman has tallied (3 G, 15 A). It has to be a strange culture shock playing over there but Cash has adjusted well and seems to be playing at a high level. Best of luck Reid and the rest of the Bobcat alumni.

 

[HOFFA2651]

Rand has 1 more year

Rand has 1 more year

I can only take 1 more year of Rand. If he doesnt get us back to the tourney next year with the talent that is coming back then he has to go. I appreciate everything that he has done for the program, but if he cant do that then we have to look in a new direction....

 

[MarkEagleUSA]

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Wow... this thread is dead!

North Country weekend... always a tough one. But I feel we can do well on the road up there. At a minimum we need to come home with 2 points.

I haven't quite figured Clarkson out this year. One week they're good and the next not so much. We owe them one for the loss at the Bank earlier, but Cheel is a tough barn for the road team. It probably depends on which Bobcat team gets off the bus. Ever the optimist, I'll take Q 3-2.

Remember tomorrow at SLU is a 4:00 start.

Go Q!

 

[MarkEagleUSA]

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I'll take Q 3-2.

Hey, what do you know?

Nice game by the boys. Took it to them in the first. Langer with another 2! The kid is on fire! Clarkson picked it up a little in the 2nd but I think we held our own. The 3rd was a little more even with Clarkson having a slight edge until Yuri picked off a pass in the neutral zone and buried it. The Knights made it interesting with a late PPG but we managed to hold on for the win. A huge 2 points on the road in a really tough barn. Moves us ahead of Clarkson in the standings as well.

Rest up and take it to the Saints tomorrow afternoon!

 

[allnightwong]

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Guess it's just you and I buddy. How about Jeremy Langlois?! 7 goals in his last 6 games and playing even better than that. Taking the first game of a North Country trip is gigantic and leaves open the possibility of a sweep which would be huge going into Union/RPI weekend at the Bank. I wasn't able to listen or watch but thanks to flawless play by play texts from one MarkEagle I felt as if I was sitting in Cheel watching the bonesaw get turned on the Knights. Keep it up this afternoon boys and take it to the Saints who are struggling right now and coming off a tough loss to a good Princeton squad.

In future Bobcat news, with a little help from Heisenberg's hockey blog I've assembled a list of some of the faces we will see in the coming Freshmen classes set to grace the Bank.

Freshman Class of 2011
Matthew Peca, Center, Pembroke Lumber Kings (CJHL). This centermen is probably the most highly touted youngster entering next season. In fact USCHO put out an article on the NHL's players to watch list and he was featured. Another smaller player, Peca will continue Rand's recent string of quick, athletic recruits rather than big and lumbering. He's having a monster year for Pembroke (49 pts. in 36 games) after a less than stellar season last year. He's from Ontario and looks to head next year's recruiting class.
http://cjhlsite.stats.pointstreak.com/playerpage.html?playerid=3134780&seasonid=5781
http://www.uscho.com/2010/10/21/future-collegians-listed-on-nhl-players-to-watch-list/

Danny Federico, Defensemen, Junior Bruins (EJHL). Federico brings some size to fill Hansen void (6-1, 215). An Massachusetts kid, Federico signed early way back in 2006 but with a thick defensemen core returning it should be interesting to see how much playing time he earns.
http://www.pointstreak.com/prostats/playerpage.html?playerid=3212573&seasonid=4216

Travis St. Denis, Right Wing, Trail Smoke Eaters (BCHL). I feel as if St. Denis has been on QU's radar since he was wearing diapers. I was reassured when I saw his recent head shot making him seem like he is finally old enough to drive a car. But like Peca, size is not St. Denis' game (5-8, 166). But he is finally tallying up points in a competitive BCHL (21 G, 26 A in 34 Games). He could be a flight risk simply because he's used to staying at home. He was born in Trail, BC and has played his junior hockey there. Hopefully he can hang on the East coast.
http://www.bchl.ca/leagues/rosters_...3&leagueID=2393&teamID=267282&playerID=451281

Jack Callahan, Defensemen, Springfield Blues (NAHL). Callahan (Red Bank, NJ) is a smaller defensemen but was highly sought after by assistant coach Ben Syer for close to three years. He is considered an offensive defenseman but will have a tough time, like Federico cracking a defensive clusterpuck.
http://nahl.stats.pointstreak.com/playerpage.html?playerid=4195594&seasonid=5863

Michael Gartieg, Goalie, Powell River Kings (BCHL). Gartieg, a BC kid, will come in to fill Patty McGann's void. I presume he will be given every chance to win a job, but the way Hartz has played of late it could be tough. To date, his numbers are out of this world. He leads the BCHL in wins with 28, has a 1.25 GAA and a .936 SV% and that is through 43 games. Very nice. He will join D'Arcy Oakes and Clay Harvey as former River Kings to grace the Bobcat sweater.
http://www.powellriverkings.com/lea...ueID=9578&teamID=267270&playerID=451749&pos=G

Freshman Class of 2012
Adam Gilmour, Right Wing, Nobles Prep. Gilmour is currently playing at Nobles Prep and originally hails from Hanover, MA.

Bryce Van Brabant, Center, Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL). Van Brabant brings Zurvy-like size in a centerman and while his numbers don't seem to be there yet, he has a year to improve and become D1 ready. He is from Alberta and seems to throw his fists around more than put the puck in the net. Not sure how that'll transfer to the college game.
http://ajhl.esportsdesk.com/leagues...5&leagueID=3464&teamID=267830&playerID=449855

Freshman Class of 2013
Sam Anas, Center, DC Capitals 18U (NAPHL). Anas (Potomac, MD) is yet again a little fella at 5-7, 154. There must be a method for Rand's madness so I won't doubt it yet. The kid is young and inexperienced and we won't see him for quite some time, but he has shown the scoring touch at this level with 18 G, 20 A in just 22 Games.
http://nahlprospects.stats.pointstreak.com/playerpage.html?playerid=4204297&seasonid=5860

Jason Stephanik, Left Wing, North Jersey Avalanche (AYHL). Stephanik (Monroe, NY), too, has a way to go but framewise has more to build on already at 6 feet tall and only 16 years old.
http://www.atlantichockey.org/player_information.php?playerid=101866&seasonid=15

Peter Quenneville, Right Wing, Sherwood Park Crusaders (AJHL). Quenneville (Edmonton, AB), no relation to the best of my knowledge to Coach Q of the Blackhawks, is in his first year of junior hockey and will have some time to develop before joining the Q. As of right now he is struggling slightly with only 17 points in 43 games.
http://ajhl.esportsdesk.com/leagues...5&leagueID=3464&teamID=267832&playerID=672022

Now, these classes could change, players can be added or omitted but it's interesting to see the recruiting trends that Rand is feeling. But unlike recent recruiting classes half of these kids are American. The U.S. is definitely trending upwards with national talent and maybe this is a reason for this.

In Alumni news, Eric Lampe was selected and played for the ECHL All Star Team a few nights ago in Bakersfield, CA against former classmate Jean Marc Beaudoin and the Bakersfield Condors of the ECHL. The game was aired on NHL Network the following and it was fun to watch the two along with former Yalie Marc Arcobello play at a high level. In fact, in the skills competition the previous night, Mr. Lampe dazzled all as he won the fastest skater competition. In the game itself, Lampe assisted on two goals and scored the game's final goal on a deflection late. Congrats Eric! Below is the box score and the skills competition results.

http://echl.com/stats/game-summary.php?game_id=8706
http://echlallstarclassic.com/news/echl-all-star-skills-competition-results/

Jamie Bates continues to play well in his call up to San Antonio of the AHL with 6 points in his 8 games there.

 

[MarkEagleUSA]

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Guess it's just you and I buddy.

Sad, but true.

How about Jeremy Langlois?! 7 goals in his last 6 games and playing even better than that.

He was kept off the scoreboard today but had several chances. SLU's Moss stoned him at least 3 times which shows he's at least competing hard and shooting the puck. We both said early on the Langer was one of the guys that needed to step up and he has in a big way.

Taking the first game of a North Country trip is gigantic and leaves open the possibility of a sweep which would be huge going into Union/RPI weekend at the Bank.

Well it wasn't a sweep but I'll take the 3 road points anytime. Today they came out the same way they did against Clarkson but SLU picked up their game in the second and gave us all we could handle. I think we were a little gassed towards the end of the 2nd.

Hartzell made some big saves, especially towards the end of 3 and into OT. The 2 he gave up were PPG's, the first being a bouncing re-direction that looked like he never saw. I didn't get a good view of the 2nd but it was a blast from the point. The problem was we took some dumb penalties and that gave SLU the upper hand.

Next weekend will be a real battle against two very good ranked teams.

In future Bobcat news, with a little help from Heisenberg's hockey blog I've assembled a list of some of the faces we will see in the coming Freshmen classes set to grace the Bank.

Another stellar job Mr. Wong! But it's Saturday... I thought you only did this kind of stuff at work?

Kudos to both Lampe and JMB for repping the Q very well!

 

[burgie12]

Quick question for Mark / allnightwong, et al... I was wondering if you knew why Zack Currie had been moving around so often in the line-up. Looking at recent box scores, he's been a left defenseman, right defenseman, and left wing, and that's just within the past 3 games. He didn't even have the same defensive partner in the two games that he played defense. Any guesses?

 

[MarkEagleUSA]

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I was wondering if you knew why Zack Currie had been moving around so often in the line-up.

Injuries, scratches, line shake-ups... take your pick. He's a really versatile player and has performed well wherever he's been used.

 

[hockeyguy]

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Guess it's just you and I buddy. How about Jeremy Langlois?! 7 goals in his last 6 games and playing even better than that. Taking the first game of a North Country trip is gigantic and leaves open the possibility of a sweep which would be huge going into Union/RPI weekend at the Bank. I wasn't able to listen or watch but thanks to flawless play by play texts from one MarkEagle I felt as if I was sitting in Cheel watching the bonesaw get turned on the Knights. Keep it up this afternoon boys and take it to the Saints who are struggling right now and coming off a tough loss to a good Princeton squad.

In future Bobcat news, with a little help from Heisenberg's hockey blog I've assembled a list of some of the faces we will see in the coming Freshmen classes set to grace the Bank.

Freshman Class of 2011
Matthew Peca, Center, Pembroke Lumber Kings (CJHL). This centermen is probably the most highly touted youngster entering next season. In fact USCHO put out an article on the NHL's players to watch list and he was featured. Another smaller player, Peca will continue Rand's recent string of quick, athletic recruits rather than big and lumbering. He's having a monster year for Pembroke (49 pts. in 36 games) after a less than stellar season last year. He's from Ontario and looks to head next year's recruiting class.
http://cjhlsite.stats.pointstreak.com/playerpage.html?playerid=3134780&seasonid=5781
http://www.uscho.com/2010/10/21/future-collegians-listed-on-nhl-players-to-watch-list/

Danny Federico, Defensemen, Junior Bruins (EJHL). Federico brings some size to fill Hansen void (6-1, 215). An Massachusetts kid, Federico signed early way back in 2006 but with a thick defensemen core returning it should be interesting to see how much playing time he earns.
http://www.pointstreak.com/prostats/playerpage.html?playerid=3212573&seasonid=4216

Travis St. Denis, Right Wing, Trail Smoke Eaters (BCHL). I feel as if St. Denis has been on QU's radar since he was wearing diapers. I was reassured when I saw his recent head shot making him seem like he is finally old enough to drive a car. But like Peca, size is not St. Denis' game (5-8, 166). But he is finally tallying up points in a competitive BCHL (21 G, 26 A in 34 Games). He could be a flight risk simply because he's used to staying at home. He was born in Trail, BC and has played his junior hockey there. Hopefully he can hang on the East coast.
http://www.bchl.ca/leagues/rosters_...3&leagueID=2393&teamID=267282&playerID=451281

Jack Callahan, Defensemen, Springfield Blues (NAHL). Callahan (Red Bank, NJ) is a smaller defensemen but was highly sought after by assistant coach Ben Syer for close to three years. He is considered an offensive defenseman but will have a tough time, like Federico cracking a defensive clusterpuck.
http://nahl.stats.pointstreak.com/playerpage.html?playerid=4195594&seasonid=5863

Michael Gartieg, Goalie, Powell River Kings (BCHL). Gartieg, a BC kid, will come in to fill Patty McGann's void. I presume he will be given every chance to win a job, but the way Hartz has played of late it could be tough. To date, his numbers are out of this world. He leads the BCHL in wins with 28, has a 1.25 GAA and a .936 SV% and that is through 43 games. Very nice. He will join D'Arcy Oakes and Clay Harvey as former River Kings to grace the Bobcat sweater.
http://www.powellriverkings.com/lea...ueID=9578&teamID=267270&playerID=451749&pos=G

Freshman Class of 2012
Adam Gilmour, Right Wing, Nobles Prep. Gilmour is currently playing at Nobles Prep and originally hails from Hanover, MA.

Bryce Van Brabant, Center, Spruce Grove Saints (AJHL). Van Brabant brings Zurvy-like size in a centerman and while his numbers don't seem to be there yet, he has a year to improve and become D1 ready. He is from Alberta and seems to throw his fists around more than put the puck in the net. Not sure how that'll transfer to the college game.
http://ajhl.esportsdesk.com/leagues...5&leagueID=3464&teamID=267830&playerID=449855

Freshman Class of 2013
Sam Anas, Center, DC Capitals 18U (NAPHL). Anas (Potomac, MD) is yet again a little fella at 5-7, 154. There must be a method for Rand's madness so I won't doubt it yet. The kid is young and inexperienced and we won't see him for quite some time, but he has shown the scoring touch at this level with 18 G, 20 A in just 22 Games.
http://nahlprospects.stats.pointstreak.com/playerpage.html?playerid=4204297&seasonid=5860

Jason Stephanik, Left Wing, North Jersey Avalanche (AYHL). Stephanik (Monroe, NY), too, has a way to go but framewise has more to build on already at 6 feet tall and only 16 years old.
http://www.atlantichockey.org/player_information.php?playerid=101866&seasonid=15

Peter Quenneville, Right Wing, Sherwood Park Crusaders (AJHL). Quenneville (Edmonton, AB), no relation to the best of my knowledge to Coach Q of the Blackhawks, is in his first year of junior hockey and will have some time to develop before joining the Q. As of right now he is struggling slightly with only 17 points in 43 games.
http://ajhl.esportsdesk.com/leagues...5&leagueID=3464&teamID=267832&playerID=672022

Now, these classes could change, players can be added or omitted but it's interesting to see the recruiting trends that Rand is feeling. But unlike recent recruiting classes half of these kids are American. The U.S. is definitely trending upwards with national talent and maybe this is a reason for this.

In Alumni news, Eric Lampe was selected and played for the ECHL All Star Team a few nights ago in Bakersfield, CA against former classmate Jean Marc Beaudoin and the Bakersfield Condors of the ECHL. The game was aired on NHL Network the following and it was fun to watch the two along with former Yalie Marc Arcobello play at a high level. In fact, in the skills competition the previous night, Mr. Lampe dazzled all as he won the fastest skater competition. In the game itself, Lampe assisted on two goals and scored the game's final goal on a deflection late. Congrats Eric! Below is the box score and the skills competition results.

http://echl.com/stats/game-summary.php?game_id=8706
http://echlallstarclassic.com/news/echl-all-star-skills-competition-results/

Jamie Bates continues to play well in his call up to San Antonio of the AHL with 6 points in his 8 games there.

You forgot to mention

Nuata (Goalie) - NJ Hitman (EJHL)- 6 foot 6 inches, 235 lbs. This kid is huge and very good. Look him up on the EJHL website. QU is getting a real goalie with this kid. He is going to push whatever starter is there to keep there job.

http://easternjunior.pointstreaksites.com/view/easternjunior/news/news_21989

 

[allnightwong]

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You forgot to mention

Nuata (Goalie) - NJ Hitman (EJHL)- 6 foot 6 inches, 235 lbs. This kid is huge and very good. Look him up on the EJHL website. QU is getting a real goalie with this kid. He is going to push whatever starter is there to keep there job.

http://easternjunior.pointstreaksites.com/view/easternjunior/news/news_21989

Awesome find! Like I said, I mainly went by Heisenberg's list. I guess he missed this guy simply because the announcement was made 1/24. Sounds like an amazing player with some freakish size. Can't wait to see him in blue and gold.

 

[allnightwong]

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Quick question for Mark / allnightwong, et al... I was wondering if you knew why Zack Currie had been moving around so often in the line-up. Looking at recent box scores, he's been a left defenseman, right defenseman, and left wing, and that's just within the past 3 games. He didn't even have the same defensive partner in the two games that he played defense. Any guesses?

I agree with Mark and acknowledge that Currie's versatility definitely has something to do with it. But we have a stockpile of defensemen (Davies, Currie, Hansen, Dalsy, Glaics, Barron, Tolkinen, Hibbeler, Tyson) so I think Rand may be grooming players like Currie, Hibbeler and Tyson for a forward role next season when even more talent will be added to the D core. Danny Federico and Jack Callahan will join the fray and scratching 3 to 4 talented Dmen every night is never a healthy thing. I think it's more of an attempt to clear space for the future on the blue line.

 

[critsports]

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Awesome find! Like I said, I mainly went by Heisenberg's list. I guess he missed this guy simply because the announcement was made 1/24. Sounds like an amazing player with some freakish size. Can't wait to see him in blue and gold.

I have a dirty monitor on my laptop and it has a speck of something on it when I looked at the quote above your post I thought it said 5' 6" and 235 lbs. and I'm thinking you got some short, fat, kid and was wondering how in blazes he could be so good? I've often wondered (joking aside) if you found someone who albeit out of shape but had coordination and was athletic that weighed about 350 lbs. and stuck him in goal what would happen?? I mean with equipment on someone like that would take up the whole net!!!!!!

 

[MarkEagleUSA]

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Sounds like an amazing player with some freakish size.

Wow! Let's hope he's as good as it sounds like he is.

 

[StayPuftMMcu]

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Hey, what do you know?

Nice game by the boys. Took it to them in the first. Langer with another 2! The kid is on fire! Clarkson picked it up a little in the 2nd but I think we held our own. The 3rd was a little more even with Clarkson having a slight edge until Yuri picked off a pass in the neutral zone and buried it. The Knights made it interesting with a late PPG but we managed to hold on for the win. A huge 2 points on the road in a really tough barn. Moves us ahead of Clarkson in the standings as well.

Rest up and take it to the Saints tomorrow afternoon!

Outdated response here, but the first period of the Q game was one of the worst periods I've seen Clarkson play all year, and I was at the 8-1 Union drubbing. We were lucky to get out of that period down only 2. Clarkson had no jump at all and Q took full advantage - just like any ECAC team worth anything will.

2nd and 3rd periods were much more even, and Clarkson really brought it in the last five or so minutes of the 3rd. We had a lot of chances to tie it up including one in the last minute or so where the puck slid about two inches too far for DeFazio to grab and bury into a wide open net. Clarkson's been trying to crash the net so hard this season I've seen them overskate pucks like that multiple times in every game. Crash the net by all means, but crash it in an intelligent, controlled manner - that's how you get rebound goals.

 

[allnightwong]

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I have a dirty monitor on my laptop and it has a speck of something on it when I looked at the quote above your post I thought it said 5' 6" and 235 lbs. and I'm thinking you got some short, fat, kid and was wondering how in blazes he could be so good? I've often wondered (joking aside) if you found someone who albeit out of shape but had coordination and was athletic that weighed about 350 lbs. and stuck him in goal what would happen?? I mean with equipment on someone like that would take up the whole net!!!!!!

"The NHL standard net is four feet high by six feet wide, and the mesh has one and a half inch openings. The NHL is considering a wider and higher net, by two inches in each direction, no decision has been made yet, by the rules committe."
This guy could cover all of that...

 

[QU Braves Lax 98]

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Hey friends. First time posting. I will try and see if I can offer any useful information to your posts. Seems like you guys are very knowledgeable, so I doubt can offer anything of substance!