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Your prediction “aged well,” Chuck.
* - in this instance, this is what you call an oxymoron, which is defined as follows:
Merci beaucoup, Snives. You are a prince among the rest of us mere mortals.
If we're being honest here ... Mucinex isn't good enough where he should be guaranteed starts. Good, kinda yes? Great, not even close.
That will be an interesting call. The Whale Watch just got a whole lot more interesting. A W over the alma mater, and UNH is back in the rarefied air of .500.
Toscano pissed off a lot season ticket holders who were left out due to the lack of capacity. When I go there it seems a lot less than 2600 and you can get hurt if you accidentally fall off the edge in some seating areas near the corners. Parking is free if you don't mind walking from the free lot which is up the road and if that's full, you can park further up from one of the nearby dorms which has more parking spots.
We are a year / season away from his contract expiring with plenty of hockey to be played... Hey if he comes through he comes through. If he doesn't?
HE games. Somehow...that will not matter. There's more to winning/losing games at UNH it's obvious...
....miss the barbeque at the XL lol...have only been once but you are right about the walk. But at least you get to see the facilities the tax payers of CT have built lol..
I thought the third period was one of the best I've seen all season. Team speed, great backcheck support, a lot less puck watching/chasing than the first 2 periods. Good structure and tenacity (without penalties), everything contested. Looked like the higher the tempo, the better the passing became with some really nice breakout and center zone transition. A few surprised me, actually...like "where the hell did that come from?!" That period was really fun to watch. Its how they need to be.
Happy for da Whale. Must be tough ridin da pine for so long.
The funniest part is there may be some truth to this absurdity. 
You should root for a UNH sweep using that logicHeading into the series with UNH at Alfond has me feeling like Maine can’t truly lose. Either Maine sweeps UNH and gets points needed and it’s business as usual when these two teams play on each other’s ice…. OR UNH gets a win and it will be enough for an extension of a couple more years. If UNH sweeps look out, Souza would be firmly entrenched for 5 years at least!
I’d be fine with a split. This would tack on a year or two. Kind of kick the can down the road while continuing to milk the UNH faithful until there is no spirit or enthusiasm or monetary support at all. I would use the term quantitative easing, but that nifty marketing term is already in use. We will have to think of something clever to fleece the common hockey folk into thinking this is a good thing for them.You should root for a UNH sweep using that logic
Showing gratitude given it is Thanksgiving and all.Fantastic post, Sparkee. And you even went into a good amount of depth in analyzing the situation - kudos.
I wish I could say I knew you had it in you ... but this was a surprise (and a pleasant one at that). Keep up the good work.
Hes not up for renewal until 2027...I’d be fine with a split. This would tack on a year or two. Kind of kick the can down the road while continuing to milk the UNH faithful until there is no spirit or enthusiasm or monetary support at all. I would use the term quantitative easing, but that nifty marketing term is already in use. We will have to think of something clever to fleece the common hockey folk into thinking this is a good thing for them.