bottomdweller
Where my dogsies at?
Re: UML 2018/2019 Season: Back to Bazin Basics
Also too busy for grammar and punctuation, I see.
Also too busy for grammar and punctuation, I see.
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UML 2018/2019 Season: Back to Bazin Basics
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I leave that for nerds like you to worry about back to band camp for u
Re: UML 2018/2019 Season: Back to Bazin Basics
You could see this coming. Their recruiting was showing the signs....
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Re: UML 2018/2019 Season: Back to Bazin Basics
So.... who is pulling for the flagship?
So.... who is pulling for the flagship?
Hard core uml won't be
The two teams I would never cheer for in Hockey East are Amherst and Merrimack. I'll pull for Providence to pull it out if they manage to get to the final.
leswp1
New member
Re: UML 2018/2019 Season: Back to Bazin Basics
Flagship my a55. I want the Dory to fail spectacularly. Spec-tac-u-lar-ly. After getting an early lead to make it more painful. That might not be enough. Maybe a called back goal in there too.
Long live the #Mothership !!1!11!!!1{{{1!!!
Yo! Band camp is awesome! Only cool kids get to go!
:turns back and opens newspaper:
Flagship my a55. I want the Dory to fail spectacularly. Spec-tac-u-lar-ly. After getting an early lead to make it more painful. That might not be enough. Maybe a called back goal in there too.
Long live the #Mothership !!1!11!!!1{{{1!!!
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
In the final?
Or Thursday?
Give them the extra two days to get excited and drive to buffalo?
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Re: UML 2018/2019 Season: Back to Bazin Basics
Yup, if they play like they did this past weekend they'll be tough to beat.
Yup, if they play like they did this past weekend they'll be tough to beat.
Re: UML 2018/2019 Season: Back to Bazin Basics
My preferences for whom I want to win in Buffalo:
1. Providence
2. Minnesota-Duluth
3. Denver
4. Building implosion
5. Sabres
6. Bison (AAA Baseball)
7. Braves (NBA team that moved to San Diego and became the Clippers in 1978)
8. Bandits (Lacrosse)
9. Bills
My preferences for whom I want to win in Buffalo:
1. Providence
2. Minnesota-Duluth
3. Denver
4. Building implosion
5. Sabres
6. Bison (AAA Baseball)
7. Braves (NBA team that moved to San Diego and became the Clippers in 1978)
8. Bandits (Lacrosse)
9. Bills
Re: UML 2018/2019 Season: Back to Bazin Basics
Thanks and the best of luck to Matthias in the future.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Norm Bazin has confirmed that junior defenseman Matthias Goransson will not return to UMass Lowell for his senior season. Will play pro hockey in Sweden, where he's from.</p>— Barry Scanlon (@BarryScanlonSun) <a href="https://twitter.com/BarryScanlonSun/status/1113160521467953153?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 2, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
Thanks and the best of luck to Matthias in the future.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Norm Bazin has confirmed that junior defenseman Matthias Goransson will not return to UMass Lowell for his senior season. Will play pro hockey in Sweden, where he's from.</p>— Barry Scanlon (@BarryScanlonSun) <a href="https://twitter.com/BarryScanlonSun/status/1113160521467953153?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 2, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
Turk_Sanderson
New member
Jon
Say, this is nice.
Re: UML 2018/2019 Season: Back to Bazin Basics
Lowell Sun article:
Goransson exits UML for pro gig
By Barry Scanlon, bscanlon@lowellsun.com
LOWELL -- How Swede it's not.
UMass Lowell standout defenseman Mattias Goransson will not return for his senior season, head coach Norm Bazin confirmed Tuesday.
Goransson, a 6-foot-3, 205-pound skater, will turn professional and play in his native Sweden.
"He wants to play professional hockey," Bazin said from Canada, where he's on a recruiting trip. "It's an avenue he wants to take. He's promised me that he's going to graduate and I'll hold him to that."
He is the second junior star from UMass Lowell to turn pro since the end of the season, joining forward Ryan Lohin, who signed a contract with the Tampa Bay Lightning, the franchise that drafted him.
Unlike Lohin, Goransson was a free agent who was not drafted by an NHL team.
Goransson was UML's top-scoring defenseman this past season with 20 points.
In three seasons, Goransson tallied 13 goals and 56 points in 109 games.
Bazin said in his experience, players increase their professional value by producing strong senior seasons, listing Joe Gambardella and Michael Kapla as recent examples.
Goransson made an instant impact as a freshman, netting 23 points and helping the River Hawks to within a goal of making the Frozen Four.
Also, Bazin said sophomore forward Cole Paskus has decided to transfer in order to get more playing time. Paskus, a native of Madison, Wisc., only played in two games this season after collecting two points in nine games as a freshman.
"We wish him the best of luck," Bazin said.
Following the season, Bazin said next season's freshman class would consist of at least five players, and the departures of Lohin, Goransson and Paskus will likely mean the class grows by at least two players, part of the reason Bazin and his assistant coaches have been scouting since the season ended.
Lowell Sun article:
Goransson exits UML for pro gig
By Barry Scanlon, bscanlon@lowellsun.com
LOWELL -- How Swede it's not.
UMass Lowell standout defenseman Mattias Goransson will not return for his senior season, head coach Norm Bazin confirmed Tuesday.
Goransson, a 6-foot-3, 205-pound skater, will turn professional and play in his native Sweden.
"He wants to play professional hockey," Bazin said from Canada, where he's on a recruiting trip. "It's an avenue he wants to take. He's promised me that he's going to graduate and I'll hold him to that."
He is the second junior star from UMass Lowell to turn pro since the end of the season, joining forward Ryan Lohin, who signed a contract with the Tampa Bay Lightning, the franchise that drafted him.
Unlike Lohin, Goransson was a free agent who was not drafted by an NHL team.
Goransson was UML's top-scoring defenseman this past season with 20 points.
In three seasons, Goransson tallied 13 goals and 56 points in 109 games.
Bazin said in his experience, players increase their professional value by producing strong senior seasons, listing Joe Gambardella and Michael Kapla as recent examples.
Goransson made an instant impact as a freshman, netting 23 points and helping the River Hawks to within a goal of making the Frozen Four.
Also, Bazin said sophomore forward Cole Paskus has decided to transfer in order to get more playing time. Paskus, a native of Madison, Wisc., only played in two games this season after collecting two points in nine games as a freshman.
"We wish him the best of luck," Bazin said.
Following the season, Bazin said next season's freshman class would consist of at least five players, and the departures of Lohin, Goransson and Paskus will likely mean the class grows by at least two players, part of the reason Bazin and his assistant coaches have been scouting since the season ended.
Middle Street
Well-known member
Re: UML 2018/2019 Season: Back to Bazin Basics
I've been critical of the Lowell Sun's coverage of the team in the past, however I have to give Barry a lot credit this season, he's doing a much better job delivering new information from team sources. Great to see quotes from Norm and others in these articles. I hope it continues.
I've been critical of the Lowell Sun's coverage of the team in the past, however I have to give Barry a lot credit this season, he's doing a much better job delivering new information from team sources. Great to see quotes from Norm and others in these articles. I hope it continues.
Re: UML 2018/2019 Season: Back to Bazin Basics
Agreed. I've never been able to stand Barry on any subject but will give credit where it is due. He really stepped it up this year.
Agreed. I've never been able to stand Barry on any subject but will give credit where it is due. He really stepped it up this year.
Turk_Sanderson
New member
Re: UML 2018/2019 Season: Back to Bazin Basics
He must read the USCHO thread.....
He must read the USCHO thread.....