Glad the boys found some goals tonight. We will see if they can build off this with the full roster back. We have one of the most exciting players in D1.
Lekkas or Massie? Massie had some incredible hits tonight.
Glad the boys found some goals tonight. We will see if they can build off this with the full roster back. We have one of the most exciting players in D1.
Happy for the guys, especially being able to score some goals, but yeah giving up 47 shots to a less than mediocre Dartmouth team is way concerning. I feel we'll know all we need to know about this team after next weekend. If they're gonna be able to seriously contend for a playoff spot, they should sweep Maine at home. Anything less, it's gonna be a long season, with the heart of HE play yet to come.So I didn't catch the game but...47 shots given up against Dartmouth is a bit concerning.
Basically how I feel. I want to see us win, but I also want to see us make changes if they are needed.I'm a little conflicted. As an alum and longtime fan, I want these guys to win. On the other hand, I'd hate to see them finish 9th or 10th and have two or three good games that give hope for next season. That would be the recipe for no change and just more of the same. Last place in the league would almost be better.
I'm seeing them opening up the offense a little more and it makes me happy. Emphasis on taking shots. Steps in the right direction. Not too concerned about the save total. Winning programs score goals instead of focusing on blocking shots. Would like to see them not take so many penalties
That will make Sneddon too nervous...Best way to reduce the shots Lekkas has to save is to focus on puck possession.
That will make Sneddon too nervous...
FYI, you probably saw this, but for the benefit of others, we just got a commitment from a "highly skilled" (per Ted Ryan) Quebec defense named Dylan Finley for the 2021 season. Seems like Quebec is maybe becoming a focus for recruiting now that Wallack (Mr. Western Canada) is gone.And that is a shame, because our best teams the last few years were net-positive possession teams. I think that's where our recruiting has failed us in recent years. Too many one-dimensional defense-first defensemen. Not a bad thing to be per se, but you have to have balance and I legitimately think that outside of O'Donnell (and maybe Massie) we're really lacking guys who can move the puck.
I'm not saying guys like Evers, Long, Thomas et al are bad (they have their uses), but their skill sets overlap a lot, and it's where their deficiencies are that our blueline and team as a whole suffers.
FYI, you probably saw this, but for the benefit of others, we just got a commitment from a "highly skilled" (per Ted Ryan) Quebec defense named Dylan Finley for the 2021 season. Seems like Quebec is maybe becoming a focus for recruiting now that Wallack (Mr. Western Canada) is gone.
Really hoping these kids are good and like the school more than they like the current coaches because by the time they are supposed to arrive it would be nice to have a new coaching staff!!
Quebec should be a good area to land more players that they see college is the way unless you a first or second rounder in many case but hard to take the line of "high skill" seriously....been hearing that for years and what has that brought us on the ice!! I dont see it in action during games do you?
Hard to be excited when sold false bills of goods no matter who does the recruiting in recent year and when they wont even contribute for a while some might not even make it! No difference in how many wallyworld brought in either song still same!!