If true, that is a real shame...I've seen a single report that Scott Munroe is headed to the Russian KHL next year, but just the one report. It's a shame that I don't still have a working cell number on Muny, or I'd just call him.
GFM
I know Scott's been called up by Philly before - any chance he gets called up to back-up Leighton, or be a practice goalie with Boucher hurt? Or is he not with the Flyers anymore?
The good news was that Jared had no -'s in his three games. The bad news was that the Flyers were 0-3 with him in the lineup, that he averaged less than 5 min. of ice time each game, and that the value of a Simon Gagne over a Jared Ross was highlighted. I'm still hoping that the Flyers make it to the finals, that an injury/suspension lets Jared get at least one game in the finals, and that the Flyers win it. It might be a "rinky dink" way for a guy to get his name on the cup, but it'd still be cool.On a UAH note: Jared Ross has been recalled to PHI to play with the Flyers against the Bruins. ...
Sad he's going, Caber's been a big part of the coaching staff the last five years or so, but he definitely has earned the chance to lead his own team.
http://www.finlandia.edu/index.php?id=4111
You pretty much nailed my thoughts. The article touches on John recruiting "Scandanavia", which you should read as "Caber getting the Finnish kids to come here".
Stick salute for Caber to be sure.
GFM
Insert "Finnish" and "Finlandia" joke here.
Insert "Finnish" and "Finlandia" joke here.
davy, I think it has more to do with the fact that UAH has had a couple of Finnish and Swedes recruited to their team the last year or two. McCabe was their main recruiter over the last couple of season. So, they may just be trying to make a Finnish and Finlandia connection, and not putting the school or their team down.
Wisconsin has just put up that UAH is opening up their season on October 15 & 17... http://www.uwbadgers.com/tickets/mh-important-dates.html
The series sandwiches a night game where Wisconsin plays Ohio State in football on October 16th. Looks like I know what I'm doing that weekend in October, since a UAH/Ohio State weekend on enemy soil doesn't come around very often.
Why? It's a solid school in a great hockey area with a lot of hockey history, including the first US pro hockey league. The Lions had a tough year, but have had recent success, winning the league playoff in 07 before a sellout crowd at their home rink, and losing the title match in OT a year later at Adrian.
Wisconsin has just put up that UAH is opening up their season on October 15 & 17... http://www.uwbadgers.com/tickets/mh-important-dates.html
The series sandwiches a night game where Wisconsin plays Ohio State in football on October 16th. Looks like I know what I'm doing that weekend in October, since a UAH/Ohio State weekend on enemy soil doesn't come around very often.
That sounds awful familiar. I remember being up there for Homecoming weekend (against Ohio State, oddly enough) to open a season about eight years ago. Had to dodge the line of students camping out on Saturday to purchase women's basketball single-game tickets on Monday.
But all they did is push the start time back to 8 p.m. to allow the football game to finish out. Great crowd turnout as I recall.
To have that kind of student support in Huntsville...
You wanted to go that football game. I just wanted to sleep in. I think we ended up on State Street, though.
GFM