Wisko McBadgerton
Teaching you how to Bucky.
Re: Wisconsin Hockey T*M2=NCA2*7
The Good:
Four goals from the 3rd and 4th line guys on the weekend. Getting offense from those guys is a really big deal going forward.
We were much, much better at breaking out without hesitation. Guys either moved the puck or their feet and got it going the other way. Can't say enough about how well the 5 D played as a group. Probably the Seniors best game as they both were very good on D, and also got pucks to the net on the other end. Really can't say enough about Ess. 6 months ago he was playing high school hockey and expecting to come in and be a 7th guy. It's a huge step and he's handled it so well. He looks better every week. Says a lot about his skills and his mental ability.
Wagner was a beast.
Hayton was very good tonight. He was great on the trip out east, and I felt like he was fighting it a little since. Probably wants that last one back, but it was an odd play, and holding Sue to two should be enough. He was awesome in the shootout. Love how he came out and challenged.
That was a heck of a hockey game to watch.
The Bad:
Tough on Inamoto as he was just moving aggressively to wall off the puck. Siouxsies head just was in the wrong place at the wrong time. But it's on the aggressor and is going to be called pretty much every time.
The Big Guns --> Hughes, Frederic, Wagner, Malone, Johnson, Weissbach, combine for ZERO points in 125 minutes of hockey. For me the frustration of that can be best summed up in one play in the third. Frederic, possessor of one of the best wrist shots in college hockey, gets it on the wing with Wags charging to the post on a 2 on 1 and it results in Trent eating the puck. Aaargh! But that's kind of the way it went all weekend for all those guys. They just couldn't quite make the plays.
All in all what could have been a big boost toward respect and the PWR seemed just inches beyond the boy's grasp all weekend. But it's a great learning opportunity, and if they take advantage, they can take a big step forward.
The Good:
Four goals from the 3rd and 4th line guys on the weekend. Getting offense from those guys is a really big deal going forward.
We were much, much better at breaking out without hesitation. Guys either moved the puck or their feet and got it going the other way. Can't say enough about how well the 5 D played as a group. Probably the Seniors best game as they both were very good on D, and also got pucks to the net on the other end. Really can't say enough about Ess. 6 months ago he was playing high school hockey and expecting to come in and be a 7th guy. It's a huge step and he's handled it so well. He looks better every week. Says a lot about his skills and his mental ability.
Wagner was a beast.
Hayton was very good tonight. He was great on the trip out east, and I felt like he was fighting it a little since. Probably wants that last one back, but it was an odd play, and holding Sue to two should be enough. He was awesome in the shootout. Love how he came out and challenged.
That was a heck of a hockey game to watch.
The Bad:
Tough on Inamoto as he was just moving aggressively to wall off the puck. Siouxsies head just was in the wrong place at the wrong time. But it's on the aggressor and is going to be called pretty much every time.
The Big Guns --> Hughes, Frederic, Wagner, Malone, Johnson, Weissbach, combine for ZERO points in 125 minutes of hockey. For me the frustration of that can be best summed up in one play in the third. Frederic, possessor of one of the best wrist shots in college hockey, gets it on the wing with Wags charging to the post on a 2 on 1 and it results in Trent eating the puck. Aaargh! But that's kind of the way it went all weekend for all those guys. They just couldn't quite make the plays.
All in all what could have been a big boost toward respect and the PWR seemed just inches beyond the boy's grasp all weekend. But it's a great learning opportunity, and if they take advantage, they can take a big step forward.
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