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UNH- How Far West Do We Go?

Sparkee said:
One could make the argument that now would be the time to strike while the iron is hot. Public sentiment of the team and coach Souza is high having such a dominant performance again arch rival Maine. Next weekend has potential to be ugly. Why not try to slide that long term extension with pay raise in while the getting’s good? Watch for AD Rich to announce securing UNH hockey’s proven leader with a 9 year extension of Souza starting at $333k and graduating linearly to $666k in the final season.
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Epic troll. Get back under your bridge ;)

Also, FYP(unctuation). Is English 401 not a UMO requirement? :ROFLMAO:
 
Dan said:
Trying to piece it together by peeking at the scoreboard on IG reels - it looks like UNH may have won on a Nick Ring penalty shot with 52 seconds remaining in OT??

UNH appears to have finished with a 38-15 SOG advantage.

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Edit - it was a shootout win according to the ME thread. Not sure why the scoreboard said 51.8 if so, but I trust their recap over my sleuthing skills. Either way, not a bad start. Will be interested in any further insight regarding lines and newcomers from those in attendance…
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I was at the game and UNH dominated Maine! The new boys for the most part came as advertised. Sam Oliver’s goal was a laser. Marty Lavins, was hands down the best player on the ice. Maine’s top goalie saved a blow out. Carr, Fitzy, Cy, Newcombe, Ring, Gagne, and Macdonald stood out to me. Surprised that Chauvette was the number one but he looked good. The other surprise was Captain Winters dressed but didn’t play. They looked strong the entire game. Very excited to see this group develop!! (Forever Optimistic)!
 
HockeyRef said:
Thanks for the review of the game BLBob! Yeah that was a nice snipe from Oliver. Guess Conmy has a spot on BC's top line and if I'm not mistaken he scored last night in their game. Water under the bridge sigh...Wayyyyy to early to make any real heads or tails about this team, but, seems like these new guys are going to make a nice addition. Gotta learn the roster! Listening last night I was like 'who is that'...lol. GoalieWatch will be interesting but the announcers seemed to like Chauvette and I guess they had a lot to say about Oliver...

Didn't look like there were that many UNH fans there? This coming weekend will be a big test to see how they hold up against a major program/team. I'll be in the throes of a brand new knee and will be watching from the ice machine haha. EEEK!!!
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Best wishes on new knee, HR.

All UNH fans need to circle November 29th on their calendars. Bentley has put up eight goals against two so far vs SFU in Waltham this evening.
 
Sparkee said:
One could make the argument that now would be the time to strike while the iron is hot. Public sentiment of the team and coach Souza is high having such a dominant performance again arch rival Maine. Next weekend has potential to be ugly. Why not try to slide that long term extension with pay raise in while the getting’s good. Watch for AD Rich to announce securing UNH hockey’s proven leader with a 9 year extension of Souza starting at $333k and graduating linearly to $666k in the final season.
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Wow, that’s cold.
 
For fans of JvR who might be wondering how his time with DRW has been going ... in large part due to the birth of twins, one of whom needed some extra time in the hospital, he has only started to practice with the team late last week, and missed the team's entire eight game preseason slate. In a post-game interview this weekend, head coach Todd McLellan indicated JvR was not likely to be playing in any regular season games for the next 2-3 weeks at least, and may not get into game action until November. In the meantime, several of the Wings' vaunted group of developing younger players have stepped up during training camp, and there are still 2-3 would-be rookie forwards in the mix to make the Opening Night roster, while JvR labors to get himself into game shape.

More than a few fans have raised the question as to why Yzerman bothered to sign JvR in the first place, and even wondering if he'll ever end up playing for the Winged Wheel. For a team that is increasingly committed to pulling through some of their best young talents to move out placeholder types who were signed to cover the rebuilding transition from down to the studs to waiting for permanent occupants, JvR is looking very much like the wrong guy at the wrong time. Stay tuned ...
 
Jellsville USA said:
I was at the game and UNH dominated Maine! The new boys for the most part came as advertised. Sam Oliver’s goal was a laser. Marty Lavins, was hands down the best player on the ice. Maine’s top goalie saved a blow out. Carr, Fitzy, Cy, Newcombe, Ring, Gagne, and Macdonald stood out to me. Surprised that Chauvette was the number one but he looked good. The other surprise was Captain Winters dressed but didn’t play. They looked strong the entire game. Very excited to see this group develop!! (Forever Optimistic)!
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I was there as well and agree on everything you said here. Though only an exhibition, I think it was very important for UNH to play well, and they did. It was odd that Chauvette played the entire 60 minutes. Heading out to MSU on Wednesday, hopefully the same UNH team shows up!
 
Chuck Murray said:
For fans of JvR who might be wondering how his time with DRW has been going ... in large part due to the birth of twins, one of whom needed some extra time in the hospital, he has only started to practice with the team late last week, and missed the team's entire eight game preseason slate. In a post-game interview this weekend, head coach Todd McLellan indicated JvR was not likely to be playing in any regular season games for the next 2-3 weeks at least, and may not get into game action until November. In the meantime, several of the Wings' vaunted group of developing younger players have stepped up during training camp, and there are still 2-3 would-be rookie forwards in the mix to make the Opening Night roster, while JvR labors to get himself into game shape.

More than a few fans have raised the question as to why Yzerman bothered to sign JvR in the first place, and even wondering if he'll ever end up playing for the Winged Wheel. For a team that is increasingly committed to pulling through some of their best young talents to move out placeholder types who were signed to cover the rebuilding transition from down to the studs to waiting for permanent occupants, JvR is looking very much like the wrong guy at the wrong time. Stay tuned ...
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Funny Mr. HR was just asking me where JvR was playing this season and I wasn't sure...I didn't hear about the birth of their twins! TvR just became a dad of a daughter a few weeks back...lots of vR news it seems these days. I think JvR is a decent addition to be honest; he always seems to bring some value even in limited roles. Sure newbies deserve their shot and I'm sure the 'dead wings' :LOL: will find room for them. Of course, being a Bruins fan I really shouldn't say bad things about another team. Interesting that Patrick Kane and JvR are playing together given their draft history...

Thanks for the update about JvR, even if you found a way to down play him...again. ;)
 
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