Ralph Baer
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Re: RPI 2011 Recruit Thread
Gray usually.
Ok-I give up-what color is the sky in your world?![]()
Gray usually.
Ok-I give up-what color is the sky in your world?![]()
"Saponari will play this coming season with Dubuque of the USHL, as the Thrashers helped point him in that direction. He could have opted to play as an over-ager in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, but by playing in the USHL, he retains NCAA eligibility to play at another school in the 2011-12 season. (Saponari said his older brother will finish his education at BU, but not play hockey.)"
Source http://thrashers.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=534969
Dr. Baer, he would look good in the Cherry and White on the PP with JL next year, eh ?
This is my favorite part of the thread...and I thought i'd seen the best ones already...![]()
...That means that he most likely he will be going to another college.
This is my favorite part of the thread...and I thought i'd seen the best ones already...![]()
This situation called for the message board tactical nuke facepalm.
Is this more corny than "Without a Pirri"?
Ya know they say these things come in three's........soooo we should be all set except for that niggly little JL problem.I also believe PK will be an issue next year which is a good thing.That's my guess. He was drafted by Sudbury. I googled that but found nothing new on line.
You're barking up the wrong tree on that one.
Ya know they say these things come in three's........soooo we should be all set except for that niggly little JL problem.I also believe PK will be an issue next year which is a good thing.
I know that you gave Tyler Hinman credit for that, but you used it.![]()
OK Ralph, just for you I will stop using titles.
RC,
I should just ignore this, but all I was saying with that "Without a Pirri" is corny. Nothing is wrong with it.
Why is it good that PK will be an issue?[/QUOTE As sad as this may be...getting kids picked in the draft and yes leaving school early to sign pro contracts has become a recruiting tool....I was told by a person close to these situations on the NHL side "that if your going to be a top program get used to it and stop being a cry baby"because of his size and age I believe PK is our next threat ! JMO
Why is it good that PK will be an issue?[/QUOTE As sad as this may be...getting kids picked in the draft and yes leaving school early to sign pro contracts has become a recruiting tool....I was told by a person close to these situations on the NHL side "that if your going to be a top program get used to it and stop being a cry baby"because of his size and age I believe PK is our next threat ! JMO
Got it. I thought that you meant "Penalty Kill" and although I agreed that may be an issue, it didn't seem like that would be a "good thing"..
Got it. I thought that you meant "Penalty Kill" and although I agreed that may be an issue, it didn't seem like that would be a "good thing"..
I had thought the same thing about PK. Perhaps we are using initials a bit quickly. We all by now know of JD, BP and JL but other abbreviations are just not that familiar yet.![]()
I believe we can agree that these recent events way more than anything we have done on the ice have put our program on the national radar screen (jmo)This is a sign of a program on the way up.I also think in the next few years we will also see some undrafted players get signed to AHL contracts(not ECHL) right out of school Chase being the first.This kind of stuff doesn't go unnoticed by players,parents,advisors and most important NHL scouts.Its one thing to bring recruits to the Red Freak Out, its a whole other thing when you bring them in for a visit and point out 3 or 4 pro scouts sitting in the stands.Our summer of discontent has made some scouts sit up and take notice that I know.Got it. I thought that you meant "Penalty Kill" and although I agreed that may be an issue, it didn't seem like that would be a "good thing"..