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Sweet Release: Michigan Tech Offseason Thread Part I

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The only correct condiment for a pasty is a garbage can.
 
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Shirtless didn't have any complaints either.
 
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Biddco said:
Tim watched without his shirt!
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Was he twirling it around in the air?

I think dirty should re-enact this and video tape the re-enactment, it could be a double feature with the Frattin lawn mower re-enactment that he most definitely should do also.
 
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bigblue_dl said:
Was he twirling it around in the air?

I think dirty should re-enact this and video tape the re-enactment, it could be a double feature with the Frattin lawn mower re-enactment that he most definitely should do also.
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Can this be one of the bonus tracks to GLM's Final Five extravaganza?
 
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John Scott with a goal tonight, just shooting it from the blueline.


He's at 63 NHL games, who would've ever thought that would be possible when he was playing at Tech.
 
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mtu_huskies said:
John Scott with a goal tonight, just shooting it from the blueline.


He's at 63 NHL games, who would've ever thought that would be possible when he was playing at Tech.
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Mind you it was the game tying goal that sent the game into OT.
 
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mtu_huskies said:
John Scott with a goal tonight, just shooting it from the blueline.


He's at 63 NHL games, who would've ever thought that would be possible when he was playing at Tech.
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JOHN M***** SCOTT ladies and gentlemen.
 
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Goal was just given to Andrew Brunette with Scott getting the primary assist. I guess Brunette redirected it.
 
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Kero, Rangers in NAHL playoff position battle
HOUGHTON - A thrilling three-way battle atop the North American Hockey League's North Division is coming to a conclusion, and Hancock's Tanner Kero is right in the thick of it with his Marquette Rangers teammates.

Kero had been in a scoring slump, recording just one goal in six games, before breaking out with two tallies Friday in the Rangers' 7-1 win over Traverse City.

The pair of goals puts Kero at 32 for the season, which still leads his team and the entire league.

However, Traverse City won the next two games of the series 7-3 and 5-3 to take the division lead. The Rangers and North Stars meet tonight at Lakeview Arena to begin a vital final weekend of the regular season for Marquette.

After the single game tonight in which Marquette can tie the division, the Rangers host a pair of games against third-place Janesville. The Jets are a point behind Marquette, but the Rangers have a game in hand. Meanwhile, Traverse City will play against Alpena in a home-and-home Friday and Saturday. The IceDiggers are out of playoff contention.

In the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League, the Battlefords North Stars got the better of the Melfort Mustangs in the league's Bauer Conference semifinals, prevailing 4-1 in the best-of-seven series that concluded March 14.

Melfort's Blake Hietala, a Houghton native committed to Michigan Tech, recorded a goal and assist in game one of the series, a 3-2 Melfort win, but Battlefords grabbed 4-2 victories in Games 2 and 3, a 3-2 overtime victory in Game 4 and a 7-4 series-clinching win in Game 5. Hietala was held pointless in the last four games of the series.

Hietala finished the regular season with 31 goals and 32 assists in 57 games, good for third in the league in goals and eighth in points. Hietala led the league in power-play points, getting 14 goals and 14 assists from the man advantage.
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FadeToBlack&Gold said:
Didn't everyone say the same thing about that road cone Andy Sutton? ;)
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To be honest Andy was an unknown for three seasons because he came to the Huskies as a forward, but Mancinni converted him to defense and he lit up the WCHA from the blueline, especially on the power play. Here are his points per season: 3, 4, 9 then 40! He missed the team lead in scoring by only ONE point. How many D-men pull that off? So yeah, when he left Tech he likely had the attention of quite a few NHL scouts.

On the other hand, Scott has the same general size and build, but never had that break-out year in the WCHA. Granted he only played 24 games his last year thanks to his driving habits, but his four years were 4, 4, 6, 5. Given a few more games he might have put up 9-10 points and up'd his total all four years, but still not exactly lighting it up. Luckily pro coaches saw enough promise in him to put in the time and refine his skills and it has paid off.

I hope he can play as long as Sutton. More Huskies in the pros can't hurt recruiting.

Ryan J
 
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