Where are our Alumni Playing Now

gonyr
Ryan scores his first two NHL goals

[www.tsn.ca]

Since it won't let me play the video, here's the YouTube.

First around 0:30 and second around 4:00.

Bardreau with a nice breakaway goal for the Phantoms last night.

Willcox started but did not play the third period...maybe he's hurt again.

Jim Hyla

gonyr
Ryan scores his first two NHL goals

[www.tsn.ca]

Since it won't let me play the video, here's the YouTube.

First around 0:30 and second around 4:00.

The first one was soft but that second one was beautiful.

ugarte

Jim Hyla

gonyr
Ryan scores his first two NHL goals

[www.tsn.ca]

Since it won't let me play the video, here's the YouTube.

First around 0:30 and second around 4:00.

The first one was soft but that second one was beautiful.

Darn. Missed it since I am officially boycotting the NHL during the Olympics to protest its decision to not participate.Congratulations to Ryan.

Riley Nash has two goals (his 9th and 10th of the season) as Boston is up 3-2 on Calgary in the 3rd period.

Riley Nash set up Brad Marchand for a breakaway GWG in OT for the Bruins this afternoon.

sah67
Riley Nash set up Brad Marchand for a breakaway GWG in OT for the Bruins this afternoon.

Impressive that Riley is getting playing time in 3-on-3 OT

With Rick Nash getting traded to Boston, I'm eagerly awaiting to see how they handle his and Riley's jersey nameplates.

Old Nash - New Nash?

Old Nash - Young Nash?

sah67
With Rick Nash getting traded to Boston, I'm eagerly awaiting to see how they handle his and Riley's jersey nameplates.

Both Rick and Riley Nash with just "NASH" on the back of their jerseys. The Bruins fully defying the demands of Twitter.

— Joe Yerdon (@JoeYerdon) February 25, 2018

Joakim Ryan just scored his third goal of the season to put San Jose up 1-0 on Minnesota.

Riley Nash, Rick Nash
Tiebreaker goes to the third letter of the first name. How do you fit that on the jersey? Princeton made Glockner-Zellner (sp) fit in the middle 2000s.

billhoward
Riley Nash, Rick Nash
Tiebreaker goes to the third letter of the first name. How do you fit that on the jersey? Princeton made Glockner-Zellner (sp) fit in the middle 2000s.

Just put their salaries.

Riley Nash had a big game tonight as he scored his 11th of the season (a new career high) with 3 seconds left in the 1st, and then picked up another overtime assist by setting up Charlie McAvoy for the GWG. Riley now has 30 points in 59 GP this season.

Riley had a good interview on NESN after the game.

Riley with yet another assist on a GWG in OT (his 2nd assist of the game) as Boston tops Detroit 6-5 in a wild one.

Riley Nash with another goal (his 13th) last night in the Bruins' win over Philly. Riley now has 7 pts (3g, 4a) in his last 5 games.

Riles seems to have really picked it up. Is he a fan favorite? Is he being given a higher profile and more TOI?

Trotsky
Riles seems to have really picked it up. Is he a fan favorite? Is he being given a higher profile and more TOI?

With Patrice Bergeron injured, Riley is now centering a line with David Pastrnak and Brad Marchand. So, for the moment, he's the 1st line center.

jkahn

Trotsky
Riles seems to have really picked it up. Is he a fan favorite? Is he being given a higher profile and more TOI?

With Patrice Bergeron injured, Riley is now centering a line with David Pastrnak and Brad Marchand. So, for the moment, he's the 1st line center.

Well, holy shit.

If it were anybody but the Bruins...

Riley Nash had another two assists in Boston's remarkable comeback at Carolina tonight, where they scored 5 unanswered in the last 10 mins of the game to win 6-4.

sah67
Riley Nash had another two assists in Boston's remarkable comeback at Carolina tonight, where they scored 5 unanswered in the last 10 mins of the game to win 6-4.

Man, this would be a lot easier to enjoy if it was any other team.

Trotsky

sah67
Riley Nash had another two assists in Boston's remarkable comeback at Carolina tonight, where they scored 5 unanswered in the last 10 mins of the game to win 6-4.

Man, this would be a lot easier to enjoy if it was any other team.

Think 6-28-1964 and April 1971.

Probably the second-worst trade a Boston team, or perhaps any team, has ever made.

Trotsky

sah67
Riley Nash had another two assists in Boston's remarkable comeback at Carolina tonight, where they scored 5 unanswered in the last 10 mins of the game to win 6-4.

Man, this would be a lot easier to enjoy if it was any other team.

I think this guy can sympathize:

My Canes-Bruins Super HomerCast: pic.twitter.com/LcGGk4ITuy

— Mark Armstrong (@ArmstrongABC11) March 14, 2018

Riley with a PPG in tonight’s 3-0 Boston win to get him to 39 points on the year. That’s good enough to be Boston’s sixth leading scorer at the moment.

In a weird turn of events, Riley Nash's 15th goal (and 40th point) tonight came courtesy of an assist from Ryan Donato, who was making his NHL debut (and also scored earlier in the game). Unfortunately, Riley lost coverage of his man on a Columbus line change in OT, leading to Cam Atkinson scoring the game-winner for the Jackets.

Justin Krueger scored his first goal of the playoffs in SCBern's 5-2 series-clinching win over Genève-Servette HC. SCB, the #1 seed and two-time defending champions of the National League of the Swiss Ice Hockey Federation, go on to a semifinal series against #7 ZSC (Zurich) Lions, who upset #2 EV Zug in their quarterfinal series.

[www.sihf.ch]

Ben Scrivens and his Salavat Yulaev team can be seen on onhockey.tv right now.

So no Donato to worry about next year. Other than the father.

billhoward
So no Donato to worry about next year.

Just one less thing to worry about. Just one less thing to worry about.

Trotsky

billhoward
So no Donato to worry about next year.

Just one less thing to worry about. Just one less thing to worry about.

Harvard's got a forward recruit coming in, Oliver Wahlstrom, who's projected to go 7th or 8th overall in this year's draft. Assuming he doesn't sign his NHL contract, I'm sure he'll be a handful to deal with.

scoop85

Trotsky

billhoward
So no Donato to worry about next year.

Just one less thing to worry about. Just one less thing to worry about.

Harvard's got a forward recruit coming in, Oliver Wahlstrom, who's projected to go 7th or 8th overall in this year's draft. Assuming he doesn't sign his NHL contract, I'm sure he'll be a handful to deal with.

scoop85

Trotsky

billhoward
So no Donato to worry about next year.

Just one less thing to worry about. Just one less thing to worry about.

Harvard's got a forward recruit coming in, Oliver Wahlstrom, who's projected to go 7th or 8th overall in this year's draft. Assuming he doesn't sign his NHL contract, I'm sure he'll be a handful to deal with.

There were some rumblings on the USCHO forums recently that he might be decommitting, possibly due to academic issues. But that was just speculation AFAIK.

Re the Harvard recruit- You've probably seen this kid before but didn't realize it. See this clip from him as a nine-year-old [youtu.be]

This kid is a beast - let's hope he decommits.

Current Season w/ U-18 USNDTP

Date	GP	G	A	PTS	SOG	PPG	SH	PIM	+ / -	GW	AVG PTS
Season	51	39	39	78	225	9	3	32	26	5	1.53

abmarks
Re the Harvard recruit- You've probably seen this kid before but didn't realize it. See this clip from him as a nine-year-old [youtu.be]

This kid is a beast - let's hope he decommits.

Current Season w/ U-18 USNDTP

Date	GP	G	A	PTS	SOG	PPG	SH	PIM	+ / -	GW	AVG PTS
Season	51	39	39	78	225	9	3	32	26	5	1.53

He's able to do real magic when he has 15 feet of open ice. If only there was some way of, say, checking that.

Trotsky
He's able to do real magic when he has 15 feet of open ice. If only there was some way of, say, checking that.

Looks like he has solved that problem: [youtu.be]

scoop85

Trotsky

billhoward
So no Donato to worry about next year.

Just one less thing to worry about. Just one less thing to worry about.

Harvard's got a forward recruit coming in, Oliver Wahlstrom, who's projected to go 7th or 8th overall in this year's draft. Assuming he doesn't sign his NHL contract, I'm sure he'll be a handful to deal with in the classroom.

FYP

Donato Jr. has been through a lot, not the least of it the rumors he's Bob Gaudet's love child. Then the crushing news he is Donato's son.

abmarks

Trotsky
He's able to do real magic when he has 15 feet of open ice. If only there was some way of, say, checking that.

Looks like he has solved that problem: [youtu.be]

Meh, I saw a couple of good moves. Otherwise, I saw his team's ass getting kicked by the Wolverines.

Doesn't quite fit the thread thematically, but there really isn't another thread that's more appropriate, so... an unfortunate update on Sam Paolini:

[www.lufranolaw.com]

Beeeej
Doesn't quite fit the thread thematically, but there really isn't another thread that's more appropriate, so... an unfortunate update on Sam Paolini:

[www.lufranolaw.com]

Risking, and losing, your livelihood to pocket $7,000...

Beeeej
Doesn't quite fit the thread thematically, but there really isn't another thread that's more appropriate, so... an unfortunate update on Sam Paolini:

[www.lufranolaw.com]

Either it's a misunderstanding or somebody set him up or he's the dumbest Cornell graduate on the face of an Earth that contains Anne Coulter.

But this really almost cost me my keyboard:

the ‘high standards of commercial honor and just and equitable principles of trade’

Trotsky
But this really almost cost me my keyboard:

the ‘high standards of commercial honor and just and equitable principles of trade’

Greg, there are well-established industry-standard ways of stealing from investors. You can't just take their money.

ugarte

Trotsky
But this really almost cost me my keyboard:

the ‘high standards of commercial honor and just and equitable principles of trade’

Greg, there are well-established industry-standard ways of stealing from investors. You can't just take their money.

I stand corrected and I sincerely apologize to all financial professionals whose thefts scrupulously adhere to the letter of the law.

Nice lengthy Riley Nash feature.

[www.bostonglobe.com]

abmarks
Nice lengthy Riley Nash feature.

[www.bostonglobe.com]

“But Nash (7-10—17, 13:48 of ice time per game, 1:56 shorthanded play per outing) performed so well, primarily on defense, that the Bruins declared him off limits and exposed Matt Beleskey instead.”

Defense!!!

Jim Hyla

abmarks
Nice lengthy Riley Nash feature.

[www.bostonglobe.com]

“But Nash (7-10—17, 13:48 of ice time per game, 1:56 shorthanded play per outing) performed so well, primarily on defense, that the Bruins declared him off limits and exposed Matt Beleskey instead.”

Defense!!!

When we talk about recruiting advantages and disadvantages this is one thing we should not overlook. True, this would not be particularly appealing to a superstud player. But someone who's been a successful forward, scoring regularly and likely to be a 3rd-round or higher draft pick, would know that at Cornell they'll learn to be a two-way player. This could mean the difference between a cup of coffee in the NHL and being invited to stay to finish the meal.

I guess Dwyer Tschantz really enjoyed Worcester.

Tschantz Signs Pro Deal With ECHL's Worcester Railers

Weder
I guess Dwyer Tschantz really enjoyed Worcester.

Tschantz Signs Pro Deal With ECHL's Worcester Railers

Good luck to him.

Jim Hyla

abmarks
Nice lengthy Riley Nash feature.

[www.bostonglobe.com]

“But Nash (7-10—17, 13:48 of ice time per game, 1:56 shorthanded play per outing) performed so well, primarily on defense, that the Bruins declared him off limits and exposed Matt Beleskey instead.”

Defense!!!

It's The System.

Patrick McCarron as a Walleye.

“The fan support at Cornell is phenomenal. It's the best place to play in college hockey,” McCarron said. “It was the best four years of my life with the friendships and memories I made.”

But he hardly has enough years to pick a best 4.

Alex Rauter has signed a contract with the Atlanta Gladiators of the ECHL:

Player signing today: by @atlgladiators - F Alex Rauter (11G & 9A in 32 GP as captain for @CUBigRedHockey this season).

— ECHL Week (@ECHLWeek) March 29, 2018

BREAKING: Atlanta Signs @CUBigRedHockey Captain @AlexRauter9.

DETAILS: [t.co]#AdvanceTheLegacy pic.twitter.com/3XVhzullsO

— Atlanta Gladiators (@atlgladiators) March 29, 2018

AHL's Grand Rapids Griffins Sign Yates Through 2018-19

Brad Chartrand is coaching youth hockey in the Albany area:

[www.timesunion.com]

pfibiger
Brad Chartrand is coaching youth hockey in the Albany area:

[www.timesunion.com]

Smart guy and possibly the best captain we've had since Schafer. I wonder if he ever gave any thought to making coaching a career? Probably way too late now.

www.cincinnaticyclones.com

Nice. Of the class of '18, that now leaves just Jared Fiegl and Ryan Bliss.

Willie
www.cincinnaticyclones.com

Excellent. Go Stew!

Beeeej
Nice. Of the class of '18, that now leaves just Jared Fiegl and Ryan Bliss.

I thought Bliss isn't graduating this year? Does anyone have a definitive answer on this?

BearLover

Beeeej
Nice. Of the class of '18, that now leaves just Jared Fiegl and Ryan Bliss.

I thought Bliss isn't graduating this year? Does anyone have a definitive answer on this?

He's still class of '18 unless he elects to reaffiliate.

And Riley Nash has a short recovery:

ESPN posting from AP article
Center Riley Nash didn't travel a day after needing more than 40 stitches in his ear, head and neck after getting hit with a puck during the game against the Panthers. He could rejoin the team for games in Tampa Bay and Florida this week.

Jacob McDonald named AHL 1st team All Star.

Just posted on Twitter by the Penguins that Angello has signed a 2-year entry level contract.

scoop85
Just posted on Twitter by the Penguins that Angello has signed a 2-year entry level contract.

This is not an April fools joke, huh?

Dammit!!

Good luck, Anthony... You'll be missed.

Nope, not a joke.

He'll be missed, indeed.

To quote the current Super Bowl champs, "Next man up!"

pic.twitter.com/0sWlmuAqC6

— Anthony Angello (@Anthony_Angello) April 5, 2018

Mitch Gillam named to 2017-18 ECHL All-Rookie Team

Good luck to Anthony. I'd have loved to see him back but it's his best move.

Trotsky
Good luck to Anthony. I'd gave loved to see him back but it's his best move.

His best move if his goal is to make the NHL at all costs and he needs the money from this year's AHL salary. Not his best move if he values his education/college hockey team more than that.

BearLover

Trotsky
Good luck to Anthony. I'd gave loved to see him back but it's his best move.

His best move if his goal is to make the NHL at all costs and he needs the money from this year's AHL salary. Not his best move if he values his education/college hockey team more than that.

Don't be melodramatic.

He's got 2 semesters to go -- you can make that up with a couple of summers work like Nieuwendyk did. I don't think we're exactly talking about an Architecture degree, here.

There is no "cost" to him. He gets the guarantee of his signing bonus as insurance against some fluke career-ending injury. He's obviously going to pursue hockey as a first choice career so postponing his degree does not hurt him. It might even help him since in finishing later he'll be rolling off the academic conveyor belt with whatever the snotty fad-of-that-year final touches are ("I have just one word for you, son..." ).

Plus if you're talking about the actual self-improvement of education, frankly you get more of that from being an adult autodidact than you do at Cornell's glorified white collar vocational school these days.

Trotsky

BearLover

Trotsky
Good luck to Anthony. I'd gave loved to see him back but it's his best move.

His best move if his goal is to make the NHL at all costs and he needs the money from this year's AHL salary. Not his best move if he values his education/college hockey team more than that.

Don't be melodramatic.

He's got 2 semesters to go -- you can make that up with a couple of summers work like Nieuwendyk did. I don't think we're exactly talking about an Architecture degree, here.

There is no "cost" to him. He gets the guarantee of his signing bonus as insurance against some fluke career-ending injury. He's obviously going to pursue hockey as a first choice career so postponing his degree does not hurt him. It might even help him since in finishing later he'll be rolling off the academic conveyor belt with whatever the snotty fad-of-that-year final touches are ("I have just one word for you, son..." ).

Plus if you're talking about the actual self-improvement of education, frankly you get more of that from being an adult autodidact than you do at Cornell's glorified white collar vocational school these days.

You're (correctly) reading into my post a value judgment on Angello's decision, a value judgment inspired in part by me being a bit bitter over his departure, but I fully understand every hockey player's dream is to play in the NHL and that Pittsburgh probably threw a good deal of money at him. With that said, many players in Angello's position turn down such offers every season in favor of returning to their teams and their schools. Maybe not at Minnesota and BU, who can instantly restock with top recruits, but if we want to compete with those schools we need these players to show a very high level of loyalty to Cornell. Vesey, Vecchionne, Verroneau are some recent examples of players with as good of or greater a shot at an NHL career than Angello spurning the pros to return for their senior season. It's too bad he wasn't named Vangello.

BearLover

Trotsky

BearLover

Trotsky
Good luck to Anthony. I'd gave loved to see him back but it's his best move.

His best move if his goal is to make the NHL at all costs and he needs the money from this year's AHL salary. Not his best move if he values his education/college hockey team more than that.

Don't be melodramatic.

He's got 2 semesters to go -- you can make that up with a couple of summers work like Nieuwendyk did. I don't think we're exactly talking about an Architecture degree, here.

There is no "cost" to him. He gets the guarantee of his signing bonus as insurance against some fluke career-ending injury. He's obviously going to pursue hockey as a first choice career so postponing his degree does not hurt him. It might even help him since in finishing later he'll be rolling off the academic conveyor belt with whatever the snotty fad-of-that-year final touches are ("I have just one word for you, son..." ).

Plus if you're talking about the actual self-improvement of education, frankly you get more of that from being an adult autodidact than you do at Cornell's glorified white collar vocational school these days.

You're (correctly) reading into my post a value judgment on Angello's decision, a value judgment inspired in part by me being a bit bitter over his departure, but I fully understand every hockey player's dream is to play in the NHL and that Pittsburgh probably threw a good deal of money at him. With that said, many players in Angello's position turn down such offers every season in favor of returning to their teams and their schools. Maybe not at Minnesota and BU, who can instantly restock with top recruits, but if we want to compete with those schools we need these players to show a very high level of loyalty to Cornell. Vesey, Vecchionne, Verroneau are some recent examples of players with as good of or greater a shot at an NHL career than Angello spurning the pros to return for their senior season. It's too bad he wasn't named Vangello.

Vescey stayed for all 4 years.

BearLover

Trotsky
Good luck to Anthony. I'd gave loved to see him back but it's his best move.

His best move if his goal is to make the NHL at all costs and he needs the money from this year's AHL salary. Not his best move if he values his education/college hockey team more than that.

I used to think it was stupid to turn pro early ... what better way to spend four years than on campus playing sports, chasing coeds (or vice versa if you're a jock), why jump the gun when life is good. Now, so many people do it, it's no big thing. And a lot of Cornell athletes have come back to finish up.

Drafted players are really pushed by the NHL clubs to sign before their senior year. The teams fear that if they play out their senior year, they're only 4 months from being a free agent and being able to go to the highest bidder (a la Vesey). Such players are being paid well over what their junior hockey peers would get in similar draft rounds. Angello got $925k from the Pens - the Caps gave Shane Gersich, who was drafted a just a few spots ahead of Angello the same deal. the guy drafted a couple spots ahead of that is at $740k.

redGrinch
Drafted players are really pushed by the NHL clubs to sign before their senior year. The teams fear that if they play out their senior year, they're only 4 months from being a free agent and being able to go to the highest bidder (a la Vesey). Such players are being paid well over what their junior hockey peers would get in similar draft rounds. Angello got $925k from the Pens - the Caps gave Shane Gersich, who was drafted a just a few spots ahead of Angello the same deal. the guy drafted a couple spots ahead of that is at $740k.

So I have some questions about what Angello really signed and what he'll get. I've seen it said he signed an "Entry-Level Contract" and an "Amateur Tryout Contract". I poorly understand these, so can anyone help?

And where did you see his salary listed? If the $ amounts are correct, would he not be on a two-way contract? If so and he's just in tne AHL, does he get the $70K and not $925K?

Help please.

I use CapFriendly - yes, Angello is a 2-way deal; $70 k in the minors. I think a fair amount of the decision-making process in these situations (leaving early) is the liklihood of being able to step straight into an NHL role as opposed to spending time in the miniors.

If I were Angello's advisor, I'd tell him to take the contract. He gets $92,500 now as a signing bonus. He gets $70,000 for the minors and $925,000 prorated for each NHL week he is rostered. Four of the eight Penguin Centers are restricted or unrestricted free agents next year. The remaining four Penguin Centers have salaries ranging from $3,000,000 to $9,500,000. Angello has an excellent chance to replace an unsigned Center. His challenge is to up his game to a consistent NHL level. He has the talent to do so. And the downside is $162,500 for a job he loves everyday. This will be his career. He is that good.

redGrinch
I use CapFriendly - yes, Angello is a 2-way deal; $70 k in the minors. I think a fair amount of the decision-making process in these situations (leaving early) is the liklihood of being able to step straight into an NHL role as opposed to spending time in the miniors.

Thanks, that helps a lot.

Jim Hyla

redGrinch
Drafted players are really pushed by the NHL clubs to sign before their senior year. The teams fear that if they play out their senior year, they're only 4 months from being a free agent and being able to go to the highest bidder (a la Vesey). Such players are being paid well over what their junior hockey peers would get in similar draft rounds. Angello got $925k from the Pens - the Caps gave Shane Gersich, who was drafted a just a few spots ahead of Angello the same deal. the guy drafted a couple spots ahead of that is at $740k.

So I have some questions about what Angello really signed and what he'll get. I've seen it said he signed an "Entry-Level Contract" and an "Amateur Tryout Contract". I poorly understand these, so can anyone help?

And where did you see his salary listed? If the $ amounts are correct, would he not be on a two-way contract? If so and he's just in tne AHL, does he get the $70K and not $925K?

Help please.

The story on the Penguins site says

The Pittsburgh Penguins have signed forward Anthony Angello to a two-year, entry-level contract, it was announced today by executive vice president and general manager Jim Rutherford.

Angello's deal will begin with the 2018-19 campaign. He will report to the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins on an amateur tryout contract.

W-B/S Penguins have five games left in the season (tonight, tomorrow, and three next weekend), so it's possible he could even see action this month. I'd be interested to hear thoughts on how he compares with the other centers in the Penguins pipeline.

And some of our alumni aren't playing: https://www.ihe.ca/about/staff-directory

Good for him!

And his last goal was the GWG against Michigan in the tournament:
[cornellbigred.com]

Interesting blog post by Topher Scott using Anthony Angello as a positive role model for families with kids in youth hockey

Joakim Ryan named SJ Sharks Rookie of the Year:

[www.nhl.com]

Anthony Angello anxious to get pro career started with WBS Penguins

This past week Trevor Yates had his first AHL game, Stewart sealed his team's ECHL playoff spot, and Rauter picked up 3 points in 3 games for his ECHL playoff team.

Riley Nash might be back for game 2
[www.nhl.com]

Jim Hyla
Anthony Angello anxious to get pro career started with WBS Penguins

The Bâby Pens play Lehigh Valley Saturday night.

Sorry Anthony. Go Phantoms!

Speaking of Go Phantoms, Willcox with a 3 point night (1G, 2A) and the 2nd star in the Phantoms' 5-2 win against Bridgeport tonight.

And we have an Angello sighting, complete with a remark of "Another Cornell product" on the Phantoms' broadcast.

Be A Player: Rewind | Joe Nieuwendyk

Joe Nieuwendyk
3x STANLEY CUP CHAMPION (1989,1999, 2003)
4x NHL ALL-STAR (1988, '89, '89, '94)
CALDER MEMORIAL TROPHY (1987-88)
KING CLANCY MEMORIAL TROPHY (1994-95)
CONN SMYTHE TROPHY (1998-99)
1,257 GP for 5 NHL teams (CGY, DAL, NJD, TOR, FLA)
1,126 NHL CAREER PTS (564 G, 562 A)
SECOND “FOREVER A FLAME” PROGRAM HONOUREE (2014)
HOCKEY HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE (2011)
NAMED AMONG 100 GREATEST NHL PLAYERS

Yates was released by the Grand Rapids Griffins.
[www.griffinshockey.com]

jts15
Yates was released by the Grand Rapids Griffins.
[www.griffinshockey.com]

Two games? That's not even a cup of coffee. Maybe an espresso.

Jeff Hopkins '82

jts15
Yates was released by the Grand Rapids Griffins.
[www.griffinshockey.com]

Two games? That's not even a cup of coffee. Maybe an espresso.

Trotsky

Jeff Hopkins '82

jts15
Yates was released by the Grand Rapids Griffins.
[www.griffinshockey.com]

Two games? That's not even a cup of coffee. Maybe an espresso.

yqJbGoJ.jpg

+1

One of my favorite movies.

PSECU Player of the Week – Reece Willcox

"Riley Nash fits in well with Bruins top line"

Riley Nash picks up his first playoff point with an assist on Brad Marchand's ENG to seal the deal for Boston in Game 7 last night.

sah67
Riley Nash picks up his first playoff point with an assist on Brad Marchand's ENG to seal the deal for Boston in Game 7 last night.

Meanwhile in local news in the Hub:

Boston Herald
Yesterday, Bruins coach Bruce Cassidy’s decision not to dress Harvard boy Ryan Donato for Game 7 led to an entire day of point/counterpoint anywhere in Greater Boston where hockey is the talk.

Several Sharks fans on the HFBoards forum are calling for Joakim Ryan to be inserted into the lineup after being disappointed with the San Jose defensive effort in the first three games of the series against Vegas.

sah67
Several Sharks fans on the HFBoards forum are calling for Joakim Ryan to be inserted into the lineup after being disappointed with the San Jose defensive effort in the first three games of the series against Vegas.

Any friend of Douglas <wham!> Murray, and all.

sah67
Several Sharks fans on the HFBoards forum are calling for Joakim Ryan to be inserted into the lineup after being disappointed with the San Jose defensive effort in the first three games of the series against Vegas.

That would cause me anxiety. I want the Golden Knights to take the cheese.