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Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
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Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
Decent comeback in the second after a horrible first period, penalties continue to haunt the team. The Captain has been taking too many cheap ones himself and is getting rung up for diving at a record pace. Only takeaway is that Yale gets another series at Ingalls next weekend.
Decent comeback in the second after a horrible first period, penalties continue to haunt the team. The Captain has been taking too many cheap ones himself and is getting rung up for diving at a record pace. Only takeaway is that Yale gets another series at Ingalls next weekend.
QUAlum2004
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Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
Quinnipiac edges Yale 3-2, retains Heroes Hat
http://www.bobcatshockeyblog.com/2017/02/quinnipiac-edges-yale-3-2-retains.html
Quinnipiac edges Yale 3-2, retains Heroes Hat
http://www.bobcatshockeyblog.com/2017/02/quinnipiac-edges-yale-3-2-retains.html
Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
Here's the latest breakdown for the last day of the regular season and the conference tournament:
Union (33 points, at Cornell Saturday) -
Seeded #1 with a win.
Seeded #1 with a loss or tie and a Harvard loss or tie.
Seeded #2 with a loss or tie and a Harvard win.
Harvard (32 points, vs St. Lawrence) -
Seeded #1 with a win and a Union loss or tie.
Seeded #2 with a win and a Union win.
Seeded #2 with a loss or tie.
Cornell (30 points, vs Union) -
Seeded #3.
St. Lawrence (28 points, at Harvard) -
Seeded #4.
Quinnipiac (25 points, vs Brown) -
Seeded #5 (vs #12 Brown).
Clarkson (21 points, at Dartmouth) -
Seeded #6 (vs #11 Rensselaer).
Yale (18 points, at Princeton) -
Seeded #7 with a win or a tie.
Seeded #8 with a loss.
Princeton (17 points, vs Yale) -
Seeded #7 with a win.
Seeded #8 with a tie and a Dartmouth loss or tie.
Seeded #8 with a loss, a Dartmouth loss, and a Colgate loss or tie.
Seeded #9 with a tie and a Dartmouth win.
Seeded #9 with a loss, a Dartmouth loss, and Colgate win.
Seeded #9 with a loss, a Dartmouth win or tie, and a Colgate loss or tie.
Seeded #10 with a loss, a Dartmouth win or tie, and a Colgate win.
Dartmouth (16 points, vs Clarkson) -
Seeded #8 with a win and a Princeton loss or tie.
Seeded #8 with a tie and a Princeton loss.
Seeded #9 with a win and a Princeton win.
Seeded #9 with a tie and a Princeton win or tie.
Seeded #9 with a loss and a Colgate loss or tie.
Seeded #10 with a loss and a Colgate win.
Colgate (15 points, vs Rensselaer) -
Seeded #8 with a win, a Princeton loss, and a Dartmouth loss.
Seeded #9 with a win, a Princeton win or tie, and a Dartmouth loss.
Seeded #9 with a win, a Princeton loss, and a Dartmouth win or tie.
Seeded #10 with a win, a Princeton win or tie, and a Dartmouth win or tie.
Seeded #10 with a loss or a tie.
Rensselaer (10 points, at Colgate) -
Seeded #11 (at #6 Clarkson).
Brown (7 points, at Quinnipiac) -
Seeded #12 (at #5 Quinnipiac)
Here's the latest breakdown for the last day of the regular season and the conference tournament:
Union (33 points, at Cornell Saturday) -
Seeded #1 with a win.
Seeded #1 with a loss or tie and a Harvard loss or tie.
Seeded #2 with a loss or tie and a Harvard win.
Harvard (32 points, vs St. Lawrence) -
Seeded #1 with a win and a Union loss or tie.
Seeded #2 with a win and a Union win.
Seeded #2 with a loss or tie.
Cornell (30 points, vs Union) -
Seeded #3.
St. Lawrence (28 points, at Harvard) -
Seeded #4.
Quinnipiac (25 points, vs Brown) -
Seeded #5 (vs #12 Brown).
Clarkson (21 points, at Dartmouth) -
Seeded #6 (vs #11 Rensselaer).
Yale (18 points, at Princeton) -
Seeded #7 with a win or a tie.
Seeded #8 with a loss.
Princeton (17 points, vs Yale) -
Seeded #7 with a win.
Seeded #8 with a tie and a Dartmouth loss or tie.
Seeded #8 with a loss, a Dartmouth loss, and a Colgate loss or tie.
Seeded #9 with a tie and a Dartmouth win.
Seeded #9 with a loss, a Dartmouth loss, and Colgate win.
Seeded #9 with a loss, a Dartmouth win or tie, and a Colgate loss or tie.
Seeded #10 with a loss, a Dartmouth win or tie, and a Colgate win.
Dartmouth (16 points, vs Clarkson) -
Seeded #8 with a win and a Princeton loss or tie.
Seeded #8 with a tie and a Princeton loss.
Seeded #9 with a win and a Princeton win.
Seeded #9 with a tie and a Princeton win or tie.
Seeded #9 with a loss and a Colgate loss or tie.
Seeded #10 with a loss and a Colgate win.
Colgate (15 points, vs Rensselaer) -
Seeded #8 with a win, a Princeton loss, and a Dartmouth loss.
Seeded #9 with a win, a Princeton win or tie, and a Dartmouth loss.
Seeded #9 with a win, a Princeton loss, and a Dartmouth win or tie.
Seeded #10 with a win, a Princeton win or tie, and a Dartmouth win or tie.
Seeded #10 with a loss or a tie.
Rensselaer (10 points, at Colgate) -
Seeded #11 (at #6 Clarkson).
Brown (7 points, at Quinnipiac) -
Seeded #12 (at #5 Quinnipiac)
Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
It looks like both Yale and Dartmouth can control their own destiny tonight despite losing last night, by winning and securing the final two home berths for the first round in the 7 and 8 seed. Go Bulldogs (never thought I would be outwardly cheering for you like this) and Big Green!
Here's the latest breakdown for the last day of the regular season and the conference tournament:
Union (33 points, at Cornell Saturday) -
Seeded #1 with a win.
Seeded #1 with a loss or tie and a Harvard loss or tie.
Seeded #2 with a loss or tie and a Harvard win.
Harvard (32 points, vs St. Lawrence) -
Seeded #1 with a win and a Union loss or tie.
Seeded #2 with a win and a Union win.
Seeded #2 with a loss or tie.
Cornell (30 points, vs Union) -
Seeded #3.
St. Lawrence (28 points, at Harvard) -
Seeded #4.
Quinnipiac (25 points, vs Brown) -
Seeded #5 (vs #12 Brown).
Clarkson (21 points, at Dartmouth) -
Seeded #6 (vs #11 Rensselaer).
Yale (18 points, at Princeton) -
Seeded #7 with a win or a tie.
Seeded #8 with a loss.
Princeton (17 points, vs Yale) -
Seeded #7 with a win.
Seeded #8 with a tie and a Dartmouth loss or tie.
Seeded #8 with a loss, a Dartmouth loss, and a Colgate loss or tie.
Seeded #9 with a tie and a Dartmouth win.
Seeded #9 with a loss, a Dartmouth loss, and Colgate win.
Seeded #9 with a loss, a Dartmouth win or tie, and a Colgate loss or tie.
Seeded #10 with a loss, a Dartmouth win or tie, and a Colgate win.
Dartmouth (16 points, vs Clarkson) -
Seeded #8 with a win and a Princeton loss or tie.
Seeded #8 with a tie and a Princeton loss.
Seeded #9 with a win and a Princeton win.
Seeded #9 with a tie and a Princeton win or tie.
Seeded #9 with a loss and a Colgate loss or tie.
Seeded #10 with a loss and a Colgate win.
Colgate (15 points, vs Rensselaer) -
Seeded #8 with a win, a Princeton loss, and a Dartmouth loss.
Seeded #9 with a win, a Princeton win or tie, and a Dartmouth loss.
Seeded #9 with a win, a Princeton loss, and a Dartmouth win or tie.
Seeded #10 with a win, a Princeton win or tie, and a Dartmouth win or tie.
Seeded #10 with a loss or a tie.
Rensselaer (10 points, at Colgate) -
Seeded #11 (at #6 Clarkson).
Brown (7 points, at Quinnipiac) -
Seeded #12 (at #5 Quinnipiac)
It looks like both Yale and Dartmouth can control their own destiny tonight despite losing last night, by winning and securing the final two home berths for the first round in the 7 and 8 seed. Go Bulldogs (never thought I would be outwardly cheering for you like this) and Big Green!
bulldog10jw
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Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
Only saw the first 10 minutes of the game and Yale was skating like they were stuck in the mud. I was surprised it ended up close.
Decent comeback in the second after a horrible first period, penalties continue to haunt the team. The Captain has been taking too many cheap ones himself and is getting rung up for diving at a record pace. Only takeaway is that Yale gets another series at Ingalls next weekend.
Only saw the first 10 minutes of the game and Yale was skating like they were stuck in the mud. I was surprised it ended up close.
QUAlum2004
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Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
The bulldogs really dominated the second period and could have easily tied to the game in that period.
Only saw the first 10 minutes of the game and Yale was skating like they were stuck in the mud. I was surprised it ended up close.
The bulldogs really dominated the second period and could have easily tied to the game in that period.
bulldog10jw
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Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
It's been a depressing February. Let's hope we can find some kind of spark in March.
It's been a depressing February. Let's hope we can find some kind of spark in March.
bulldog10jw
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Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
The two goals in 30 seconds near the end of the 2nd turned a close game into a rout.
The two goals in 30 seconds near the end of the 2nd turned a close game into a rout.
Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
Dartmouth is not a bad offensive team, but their D-Men can't handle even a mild forecheck. Yale kept the pressure on all night and it produced results. Nice to see the seniors get some goals in the twilight of their Ingalls careers, absolute snipe by Hayden. Tucker played well, but his rebound control was non existent. Di Chiara was hurt and returned, but then was shut down later, hopefully he can make it back Saturday.
The two goals in 30 seconds near the end of the 2nd turned a close game into a rout.
Dartmouth is not a bad offensive team, but their D-Men can't handle even a mild forecheck. Yale kept the pressure on all night and it produced results. Nice to see the seniors get some goals in the twilight of their Ingalls careers, absolute snipe by Hayden. Tucker played well, but his rebound control was non existent. Di Chiara was hurt and returned, but then was shut down later, hopefully he can make it back Saturday.
Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
Sadly you are mostly correct in your assessment of the Big Green's D coughing it up including one that put the game away to make it 4-1, 30 seconds after scoring a PP goal. There are only a few D that can routinely get the puck with a clear and clean exit our of D zone. Also agree with your assessment on Tucker; the final box tally was 1 GA but the Big Green had a lot to do with those on Grade A chances putting it right in his crest. Hayden's goal was a NHL variety, curling off the off wing wall with speed and bringing the puck down with his glove, and rifling a lazer short side high. Buffalo gave up too much of the short side. I thought the hit on DiChara was a bit late (unsuspecting player), interference. Hopefully he is back tonight.
Dartmouth is not a bad offensive team, but their D-Men can't handle even a mild forecheck. Yale kept the pressure on all night and it produced results. Nice to see the seniors get some goals in the twilight of their Ingalls careers, absolute snipe by Hayden. Tucker played well, but his rebound control was non existent. Di Chiara was hurt and returned, but then was shut down later, hopefully he can make it back Saturday.
Sadly you are mostly correct in your assessment of the Big Green's D coughing it up including one that put the game away to make it 4-1, 30 seconds after scoring a PP goal. There are only a few D that can routinely get the puck with a clear and clean exit our of D zone. Also agree with your assessment on Tucker; the final box tally was 1 GA but the Big Green had a lot to do with those on Grade A chances putting it right in his crest. Hayden's goal was a NHL variety, curling off the off wing wall with speed and bringing the puck down with his glove, and rifling a lazer short side high. Buffalo gave up too much of the short side. I thought the hit on DiChara was a bit late (unsuspecting player), interference. Hopefully he is back tonight.
Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
Kalk's goal was pretty as well, similar to Hayden's. His celebration was certainly over the top and just made Yale more determined. The DiChiara hit was awkward, he gave as good as he got in the initial contact but tried to leap through the gap between the two Dartmouth players and it was hard to tell where the injury actually took place.
Sadly you are mostly correct in your assessment of the Big Green's D coughing it up including one that put the game away to make it 4-1, 30 seconds after scoring a PP goal. There are only a few D that can routinely get the puck with a clear and clean exit our of D zone. Also agree with your assessment on Tucker; the final box tally was 1 GA but the Big Green had a lot to do with those on Grade A chances putting it right in his crest. Hayden's goal was a NHL variety, curling off the off wing wall with speed and bringing the puck down with his glove, and rifling a lazer short side high. Buffalo gave up too much of the short side. I thought the hit on DiChara was a bit late (unsuspecting player), interference. Hopefully he is back tonight.
Kalk's goal was pretty as well, similar to Hayden's. His celebration was certainly over the top and just made Yale more determined. The DiChiara hit was awkward, he gave as good as he got in the initial contact but tried to leap through the gap between the two Dartmouth players and it was hard to tell where the injury actually took place.
Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
Hey just so you know, while posting a positive reputation comment about this post I clicked on the negative button by mistake, I reported my mistake to the mods.
Sadly you are mostly correct in your assessment of the Big Green's D coughing it up including one that put the game away to make it 4-1, 30 seconds after scoring a PP goal. There are only a few D that can routinely get the puck with a clear and clean exit our of D zone. Also agree with your assessment on Tucker; the final box tally was 1 GA but the Big Green had a lot to do with those on Grade A chances putting it right in his crest. Hayden's goal was a NHL variety, curling off the off wing wall with speed and bringing the puck down with his glove, and rifling a lazer short side high. Buffalo gave up too much of the short side. I thought the hit on DiChara was a bit late (unsuspecting player), interference. Hopefully he is back tonight.
Hey just so you know, while posting a positive reputation comment about this post I clicked on the negative button by mistake, I reported my mistake to the mods.
bulldog10jw
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Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
That was more like playoff hockey. Great game for Doherty and Tucker played well, also.
That was more like playoff hockey. Great game for Doherty and Tucker played well, also.
bulldog10jw
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Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
By the way, I would rather play Harvard. Yale is almost always competitive against H, not so much against Union.
By the way, I would rather play Harvard. Yale is almost always competitive against H, not so much against Union.
Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
Tucker saved Yales bacon for sure. Still too many lapses that made him have to make spectacular saves. Dartmouth also hit three solid posts while Yale hit two. Great clean series by both teams who are somewhat alike except Yale has some better finishers. If anyone who was watching online could tell me what the review/ delay was about where the refs left the ice, let me know.
Tucker saved Yales bacon for sure. Still too many lapses that made him have to make spectacular saves. Dartmouth also hit three solid posts while Yale hit two. Great clean series by both teams who are somewhat alike except Yale has some better finishers. If anyone who was watching online could tell me what the review/ delay was about where the refs left the ice, let me know.
bulldog10jw
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Re: Yale Men's Hockey 2016-2017. Who will step up?
No explanation was given for the review, although I could have missed it. It seemed to be a surprise to the announcers. I'm assuming, since it was a series ending and season ending goal in Dartmouth's case they wanted to make sure.
Tucker saved Yales bacon for sure. Still too many lapses that made him have to make spectacular saves. Dartmouth also hit three solid posts while Yale hit two. Great clean series by both teams who are somewhat alike except Yale has some better finishers. If anyone who was watching online could tell me what the review/ delay was about where the refs left the ice, let me know.
No explanation was given for the review, although I could have missed it. It seemed to be a surprise to the announcers. I'm assuming, since it was a series ending and season ending goal in Dartmouth's case they wanted to make sure.
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