Good news: the series will be streamed for free: http://cornellbigred.com/news/2018/3/6/mens-ice-hockey-mens-hockey-playoff-series-to-be-broadcast-by-eleven-sports.aspx
.........nice!
Interesting nugget:
QuoteFor the fourth time in the last eight seasons, the Big Red and Bobcats will meet in the quarterfinals – with the last three series going the maximum three games.
was it known these game will streamed for free? why make it pay last week and free this week?
Quote from: upprdeckwas it known these game will streamed for free? why make it pay last week and free this week?
Do we know that this is a league-wide deal or JUST for the QU-CU series at Lynah? Right now, I suspect that it's just for this QF.
Quinnipiac Athletic University, the only pro sports franchise in South-Central Connecticut, seems to put everything on it's athletics calendar on ESPN3 for its Mercedes/BMW dealer interested fans. I can't imagine that Cornell Athletics would lift a finger to find a media outlet like this on their own, and the ECAC already seems to have decided that Boxnet or whatever is a thing for them. My very fuzzy no-evidence guess is that Quinnipiac Athletic University wants to make sure CT fans of their ECHL franchise avoid straying to other entertainment now that they've lured them away from the Yale Whale in the big bad city of New Haven to their cushy Hilltop Suburban Athletic Mecca. Keep the money coming.
Edit: Credible evidence exists. In an odd coincidence, the Quinnipiac @ Yale first round series was...also broadcast on this Eleven Sports thingy, in addition to BoxCast. http://www.ecachockey.com/men/members/yale/20180301_Yale_M_Game_Notes So I'm pretty convinced now that the only reason we have this free option is our opponent.
Quote from: upprdeckwas it known these game will streamed for free? why make it pay last week and free this week?
maybe the network made a bid for the rights to the QF but nobody made a bid for games with the 9-12 seeds.
EDIT: Should have read Detective RichH's work first.
Quote from: ugarteEDIT: Should have read Detective RichH's work first.
Detective? More like conspiracy theorist. They're all up to somethin'!
I am just surprised it was allowed unless the ECAC made money off the deal. maybe they did and maybe more than the buys they figured they would get from cornell/Quin fans?
Quote from: upprdeckI am just surprised it was allowed unless the ECAC made money off the deal. maybe they did and maybe more than the buys they figured they would get from cornell/Quin fans?
There must be some loophole that allows the live stream to be on Twitch & Facebook. Note that Eleven Network, the "traditional TV" channel that is on Directv (I think?) will show the games on tape delay. That apparently was enough to protect any exclusivity reqts for Boxcast. (And still make $ for ECAC? I really have no idea how this works.)
Quote from: RichHQuote from: upprdeckI am just surprised it was allowed unless the ECAC made money off the deal. maybe they did and maybe more than the buys they figured they would get from cornell/Quin fans?
There must be some loophole that allows the live stream to be on Twitch & Facebook. Note that Eleven Network, the "traditional TV" channel that is on Directv (I think?) will show the games on tape delay. That apparently was enough to protect any exclusivity reqts for Boxcast. (And still make $ for ECAC? I really have no idea how this works.)
Q pays 11, 11 pays Box? Seems like a simple answer.
Or Q pays them both.
so the game is on 623 for directv tape delayed.. also noticed that the directv channel is not the same feed as the elevensportsprime feed. Still trying to figure out how to stream it to a roku or some other device. they have a twitch channel you can buy but i cant tell if thats the same channel either.
they do seem to have a firestick app.
Quote from: upprdeckso the game is on 623 for directv tape delayed.. also noticed that the directv channel is not the same feed as the elevensportsprime feed. Still trying to figure out how to stream it to a roku or some other device. they have a twitch channel you can buy but i cant tell if thats the same channel either.
The Q-Yale game looked good streaming live on my phone last Saturday. It should look fine on my PC connected to the HDMI of my TV this weekend.
Quote from: RichHQuote from: ugarteEDIT: Should have read Detective RichH's work first.
Detective? More like conspiracy theorist. They're all up to somethin'!
The absence of evidence
is the evidence.
Quote from: upprdeckso the game is on 623 for directv tape delayed.. also noticed that the directv channel is not the same feed as the elevensportsprime feed. Still trying to figure out how to stream it to a roku or some other device. they have a twitch channel you can buy but i cant tell if thats the same channel either.
The premium twitch channel basically removes ads or something. It's the same channel.
I searched ROKU and there is no ROKU channel.
Twitch has built in casting support for Chromecast
I believe the free feed is tape delayed.
Quote from: adamwI believe the free feed is tape delayed.
Only the televised version. The Twitch stream will be live.
Getting healthy was the only thing that mattered coming into this series. From the Sun: (http://cornellsun.com/2018/03/07/no-2-mens-hockey-hosts-resurgent-quinnipiac-in-ecac-quarterfinal/)
QuoteSchafer said Tuesday he's hopeful that junior forward and co-captain Mitch Vanderlaan, who missed the last month of the regular season, will suit up this weekend.
"[Vanderlaan is] a really great player for the whole sheet of ice, all 200 feet," Rauter said of his co-captain. "So especially with him back I think we'll be extra lethal."
Junior defensemen Brendan Smith and Alec McCrea are also healthy, as is freshman forward Cam Donaldson.
Let's hope the Red absolutely blitzes QU, so that Vanderlaan, in what will hopefully be only a two-game series, can play as little as possible so that he can move from a "hopeful" to a definite.
Quote from: Scersk '97Getting healthy was the only thing that mattered coming into this series. From the Sun: (http://cornellsun.com/2018/03/07/no-2-mens-hockey-hosts-resurgent-quinnipiac-in-ecac-quarterfinal/)
QuoteSchafer said Tuesday he's hopeful that junior forward and co-captain Mitch Vanderlaan, who missed the last month of the regular season, will suit up this weekend.
"[Vanderlaan is] a really great player for the whole sheet of ice, all 200 feet," Rauter said of his co-captain. "So especially with him back I think we'll be extra lethal."
Junior defensemen Brendan Smith and Alec McCrea are also healthy, as is freshman forward Cam Donaldson.
Let's hope the Red absolutely blitzes QU, so that Vanderlaan, in what will hopefully be only a two-game series, can play as little as possible so that he can move from a "hopeful" to a definite.
We can hope, but that aint gonna happen. It's going to be nip and tuck all the way. I'll be extremely pleased and relieved just to get by them. Think 2006 (http://www.tbrw.info/reports/rptCornell_Games_by_Year/rptCornell_Games_2006.pdf).
No mention of Malott. As far as we know he's good to go, right?
You kids are about to get a treat (http://www.ecachockey.com/men/members/cornell/20180703_Game_Notes_Cornell_M).
Quote"The Cornell men's hockey team's postseason begins with its final home games of the season, when it hosts Quinnipiac this weekend in a best-of-three ECAC Hockey Championship quarterfinal series at Lynah. The entire series will be broadcast through the platforms of Eleven Sports USA, with Grady Whittenburg handling play-by-play with color commentary from Will LeBlond."
Grady is the second best hockey play by play I've ever heard, after Dean Vrooman in Portland. He was with Cornell for 13 seasons (I had no idea it was that long). We've been blessed to have a string of terrific announcers in Grady, Adam, and Jason, but Grady is in a class by himself.
Quote from: TrotskyYou kids are about to get a treat (http://www.ecachockey.com/men/members/cornell/20180703_Game_Notes_Cornell_M).
Quote"The Cornell men's hockey team's postseason begins with its final home games of the season, when it hosts Quinnipiac this weekend in a best-of-three ECAC Hockey Championship quarterfinal series at Lynah. The entire series will be broadcast through the platforms of Eleven Sports USA, with Grady Whittenburg handling play-by-play with color commentary from Will LeBlond."
Outstanding!
Quote from: TrotskyGrady is the second best hockey play by play I've ever heard, after Dean Vrooman in Portland. He was with Cornell for 13 seasons (I had no idea it was that long). We've been blessed to have a strong of terrific announcers in Grady, Adam, and Jason, but Grady is in a class by himself.
It's a shame you didn't get to enjoy Roy Ives.... He was the best... Take a radio to the game & compare his play-by-play to the action on the ice.... He's the most accurate of the bunch... And, it's not even close.
Quote from: rediceQuote from: TrotskyGrady is the second best hockey play by play I've ever heard, after Dean Vrooman in Portland. He was with Cornell for 13 seasons (I had no idea it was that long). We've been blessed to have a strong of terrific announcers in Grady, Adam, and Jason, but Grady is in a class by himself.
It's a shame you didn't get to enjoy Roy Ives.... He was the best... Take a radio to the game & compare his play-by-play to the action on the ice.... He's the most accurate of the bunch... And, it's not even close.
ACM has told me about how good Roy was. I
may have caught a few years of him. My first year was 81-82. Not sure when he left. But honestly I didn't listen to them on radio until later.
Quote from: TrotskyNo mention of Malott. As far as we know he's good to go, right?
Since he recovered from the injury he sustained at Colgate, Jeff Malott has been healthy.
Quote from: cbuckserQuote from: TrotskyNo mention of Malott. As far as we know he's good to go, right?
Since he recovered from the injury he sustained at Colgate, Jeff Malott has been healthy.
Thanks. I thought he might have had a second "dinging."
Quote from: rediceQuote from: TrotskyGrady is the second best hockey play by play I've ever heard, after Dean Vrooman in Portland. He was with Cornell for 13 seasons (I had no idea it was that long). We've been blessed to have a strong of terrific announcers in Grady, Adam, and Jason, but Grady is in a class by himself.
It's a shame you didn't get to enjoy Roy Ives.... He was the best... Take a radio to the game & compare his play-by-play to the action on the ice.... He's the most accurate of the bunch... And, it's not even close.
Actually the guy before Roy Ives who would reconstruct games from the telegraph wire was actually the best.
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: Scersk '97Let's hope the Red absolutely blitzes QU
We can hope, but that aint gonna happen. It's going to be nip and tuck all the way. I'll be extremely pleased and relieved just to get by them. Think 2006 (http://www.tbrw.info/reports/rptCornell_Games_by_Year/rptCornell_Games_2006.pdf).
With the caveat that I didn't expect to blow Colgate out in the 1991 and 1996 quarterfinals, I agree with Greg. I do not expect this to be an easy series for Cornell. Keep in mind that Cornell hasn't had many blowouts since beating Princeton on January 5.
In January I made plans for Sunday, March 11. Now I regret it.
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: cbuckserQuote from: TrotskyNo mention of Malott. As far as we know he's good to go, right?
Since he recovered from the injury he sustained at Colgate, Jeff Malott has been healthy.
Thanks. I thought he might have had a second "dinging."
I'm not counting gamemisconductitis as a bona fide injury.
I'm uptight about this series. As others have said I think it will be close; I think we're looking at more one-goal games, and I just hope our success in close games will carry us through.
Quote from: TrotskyWe can hope, but that aint gonna happen. It's going to be nip and tuck all the way. I'll be extremely pleased and relieved just to get by them.
Very true. Despite their record, few teams have played Cornell as tightly as QU in our two games.
Quote from: scoop85I'm uptight about this series. As others have said I think it will be close; I think we're looking at more one-goal games, and I just hope our success in close games will carry us through.
I agree 100 percent. Once the first-round pairings were set, I was hoping we could avoid playing either Yale or Q in the quarters. Unfortunately, none of the bottom-feeders could pull off an upset.
We beat Q twice during the regular season, but both games were tight, and we were helped out down there by a fluke goal. As I noted earlier, Q was picked to finish second in the preseason ECAC coaches poll, and they dominated Yale last weekend.
If you go by the Pairwise rankings, we're getting a tougher first-round matchup then Clarkson (which plays No. No. 36 Colgate) and Harvard (which plays No. 35 Dartmouth). Q is ranked No. 29,and you could make a good argument that it will be a tougher opponent this weekend than No. 27 Princeton. Yes, Princeton can score a ton of goals, but most of them have come against the weaker teams in the league, and their defense is shaky. So much for the No. 1 seed being a big advantage!
We've won a ton of close games this year. Let's hope we can pull out two more this weekend.
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: rediceQuote from: TrotskyGrady is the second best hockey play by play I've ever heard, after Dean Vrooman in Portland. He was with Cornell for 13 seasons (I had no idea it was that long). We've been blessed to have a strong of terrific announcers in Grady, Adam, and Jason, but Grady is in a class by himself.
It's a shame you didn't get to enjoy Roy Ives.... He was the best... Take a radio to the game & compare his play-by-play to the action on the ice.... He's the most accurate of the bunch... And, it's not even close.
ACM has told me about how good Roy was. I may have caught a few years of him. My first year was 81-82. Not sure when he left. But honestly I didn't listen to them on radio until later.
Am I crazy, or didn't Chris Moore (who went on to broadcast for the Devils and Panthers, and now fills in on WFAN sports talk in NY) broadcast Cornell hockey in the early 80's? Thought he was very good.
Quote from: jeff '84Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: rediceQuote from: TrotskyGrady is the second best hockey play by play I've ever heard, after Dean Vrooman in Portland. He was with Cornell for 13 seasons (I had no idea it was that long). We've been blessed to have a strong of terrific announcers in Grady, Adam, and Jason, but Grady is in a class by himself.
It's a shame you didn't get to enjoy Roy Ives.... He was the best... Take a radio to the game & compare his play-by-play to the action on the ice.... He's the most accurate of the bunch... And, it's not even close.
ACM has told me about how good Roy was. I may have caught a few years of him. My first year was 81-82. Not sure when he left. But honestly I didn't listen to them on radio until later.
Am I crazy, or didn't Chris Moore (who went on to broadcast for the Devils and Panthers, and now fills in on WFAN sports talk in NY) broadcast Cornell hockey in the early 80's? Thought he was very good.
You may or may not be crazy, but Chris Moore did broadcast Cornell hockey for WHCU (and play third base for my league-champion Kay Jewelers softball team) for four years.
Quote from: jeff '84Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: rediceQuote from: TrotskyGrady is the second best hockey play by play I've ever heard, after Dean Vrooman in Portland. He was with Cornell for 13 seasons (I had no idea it was that long). We've been blessed to have a strong of terrific announcers in Grady, Adam, and Jason, but Grady is in a class by himself.
It's a shame you didn't get to enjoy Roy Ives.... He was the best... Take a radio to the game & compare his play-by-play to the action on the ice.... He's the most accurate of the bunch... And, it's not even close.
ACM has told me about how good Roy was. I may have caught a few years of him. My first year was 81-82. Not sure when he left. But honestly I didn't listen to them on radio until later.
Am I crazy, or didn't Chris Moore (who went on to broadcast for the Devils and Panthers, and now fills in on WFAN sports talk in NY) broadcast Cornell hockey in the early 80's? Thought he was very good.
Chris was the worst of the bunch!! Again, as someone who takes a radio to the game AND listens to the broadcasts on the radio, he didn't have a clue as to what was happening on the ice, as evidenced by his use of the words: "mystery whistle"... He used those words often... It always amazed me that he left Ithaca and had such success... He must have worked VERY had at his trade... He was not a natural!!
Quote from: rediceChris was the worst of the bunch!! Again, as someone who takes a radio to the game AND listens to the broadcasts on the radio, he didn't have a clue as to what was happening on the ice, as evidenced by his use of the words: "mystery whistle"... He used those words often... It always amazed me that he left Ithaca and had such success... He must have worked VERY had at his trade... He was not a natural!!
Trying to stay out of this - but as a fellow IC alum of Chris Moore - and someone who got to hear his Devils broadcasts on the radio fairly frequently ... Let's just say, I was never a fan myself either, unfortunately. Always interesting to see who gets NHL jobs and who doesn't.
Quote from: adamwQuote from: rediceChris was the worst of the bunch!! Again, as someone who takes a radio to the game AND listens to the broadcasts on the radio, he didn't have a clue as to what was happening on the ice, as evidenced by his use of the words: "mystery whistle"... He used those words often... It always amazed me that he left Ithaca and had such success... He must have worked VERY had at his trade... He was not a natural!!
Trying to stay out of this - but as a fellow IC alum of Chris Moore - and someone who got to hear his Devils broadcasts on the radio fairly frequently ... Let's just say, I was never a fan myself either, unfortunately. Always interesting to see who gets NHL jobs and who doesn't.
I thought he had a real good radio voice, as to the nuts and bolts, I have no comment or recollection (and never took the radio to a home game to see how he matched up to the action)...
Quote from: TrotskyYou kids are about to get a treat (http://www.ecachockey.com/men/members/cornell/20180703_Game_Notes_Cornell_M).
Quote"The Cornell men's hockey team's postseason begins with its final home games of the season, when it hosts Quinnipiac this weekend in a best-of-three ECAC Hockey Championship quarterfinal series at Lynah. The entire series will be broadcast through the platforms of Eleven Sports USA, with Grady Whittenburg handling play-by-play with color commentary from Will LeBlond."
Grady is the second best hockey play by play I've ever heard, after Dean Vrooman in Portland. He was with Cornell for 13 seasons (I had no idea it was that long). We've been blessed to have a string of terrific announcers in Grady, Adam, and Jason, but Grady is in a class by himself.
+1 (I'm also too young to have heard Roy Ives.) One warning: if you're listening on earphones, watch out for the volume level when someone scores. :-)
Looks like a solid crowd for Sat night... very few tickets left online.. Friday has quite a few and sunday wont be sold until after the sat game.
Quote from: RichHQuote from: TrotskyWe can hope, but that aint gonna happen. It's going to be nip and tuck all the way. I'll be extremely pleased and relieved just to get by them.
Very true. Despite their record, few teams have played Cornell as tightly as QU in our two games.
Q is third in the nation in even strength possession metrics and way down in both shooting % and save %. They're 7-3-0 in their last 10, which have largely featured decent goaltending (separated by some absolutely awful nights) and higher shooting percentages. This is a dangerous matchup. I have not seen them play but by the numbers they look like a team that's been pretty unlucky for a good chunk of the season. They could pull an upset with two decent games from their goaltender.
Hopefully Cornell fully returns to health and starts firing on all cylinders again - down the stretch Union has looked like the best team in the league, and it felt a little like CU was limping to the RS finish line.
Quote from: TrotskyYou kids are about to get a treat (http://www.ecachockey.com/men/members/cornell/20180703_Game_Notes_Cornell_M).
Quote"The Cornell men's hockey team's postseason begins with its final home games of the season, when it hosts Quinnipiac this weekend in a best-of-three ECAC Hockey Championship quarterfinal series at Lynah. The entire series will be broadcast through the platforms of Eleven Sports USA, with Grady Whittenburg handling play-by-play with color commentary from Will LeBlond."
Grady is the second best hockey play by play I've ever heard, after Dean Vrooman in Portland. He was with Cornell for 13 seasons (I had no idea it was that long). We've been blessed to have a string of terrific announcers in Grady, Adam, and Jason, but Grady is in a class by himself.
I too would add Roy Ives to that mix. Cornell has been fortunate over the years to have a number of outstanding hockey play-by-play announcers.
Quote from: Larry72Quote from: TrotskyYou kids are about to get a treat (http://www.ecachockey.com/men/members/cornell/20180703_Game_Notes_Cornell_M).
Quote"The Cornell men's hockey team's postseason begins with its final home games of the season, when it hosts Quinnipiac this weekend in a best-of-three ECAC Hockey Championship quarterfinal series at Lynah. The entire series will be broadcast through the platforms of Eleven Sports USA, with Grady Whittenburg handling play-by-play with color commentary from Will LeBlond."
Grady is the second best hockey play by play I've ever heard, after Dean Vrooman in Portland. He was with Cornell for 13 seasons (I had no idea it was that long). We've been blessed to have a string of terrific announcers in Grady, Adam, and Jason, but Grady is in a class by himself.
I too would add Roy Ives to that mix. Cornell has been fortunate over the years to have a number of outstanding hockey play-by-play announcers.
I loved both of them. I'd like to listen to Grady again, but I'll be in Lynah.:-)
Quote from: Jim HylaQuote from: Larry72Quote from: TrotskyYou kids are about to get a treat (http://www.ecachockey.com/men/members/cornell/20180703_Game_Notes_Cornell_M).
Quote"The Cornell men's hockey team's postseason begins with its final home games of the season, when it hosts Quinnipiac this weekend in a best-of-three ECAC Hockey Championship quarterfinal series at Lynah. The entire series will be broadcast through the platforms of Eleven Sports USA, with Grady Whittenburg handling play-by-play with color commentary from Will LeBlond."
Grady is the second best hockey play by play I've ever heard, after Dean Vrooman in Portland. He was with Cornell for 13 seasons (I had no idea it was that long). We've been blessed to have a string of terrific announcers in Grady, Adam, and Jason, but Grady is in a class by himself.
I too would add Roy Ives to that mix. Cornell has been fortunate over the years to have a number of outstanding hockey play-by-play announcers.
I loved both of them. I'd like to listen to Grady again, but I'll be in Lynah.:-)
Hopefully it'll be good enough to want to watch the tape-delayed broadcast!
Quote from: RichHHopefully it'll be good enough to want to watch the tape-delayed broadcast!
It's being streamed online live. The article was misleading; the delayed broadcast is with regard to their real (non-stream) channel. (I think?)
Quote from: Scersk '97Let's hope the Red absolutely blitzes QU, so that Vanderlaan, in what will hopefully be only a two-game series, can play as little as possible so that he can move from a "hopeful" to a definite.
As others have said, this is pretty far beyond what most of us are realistically hoping for from this series. First of all, Q is a difficult matchup and Cornell can easily lose. Second, and relatedly, if Vanderlaan is healthy, given that he is one of the best players on the team, he won't be playing "as little as possible." It's the playoffs and Cornell isn't going to have an easy matchup the rest of the way. It's all hands on deck.
Quote from: dbilmesWe've won a ton of close games this year. Let's hope we can pull out two more this weekend.
Cornell has Galajda.
Looking forward to puck drop.
Quote from: BearLoverQuote from: RichHHopefully it'll be good enough to want to watch the tape-delayed broadcast!
It's being streamed online live. The article was misleading; the delayed broadcast is with regard to their real (non-stream) channel. (I think?)
*headsmack* ::doh::
Yes, I know. I was responding to Jim who said he'd like to listen to Grady's call, but he'll be at the game, so I pointed out he'd have another chance with the tape-delayed television broadcast (especially since Jim in particular likes to grab all the recordings he can). Oy vey, we're going in circles now. Live: internet. Delayed: television.
Quote from: BearLoverQuote from: Scersk '97Let's hope the Red absolutely blitzes QU, so that Vanderlaan, in what will hopefully be only a two-game series, can play as little as possible so that he can move from a "hopeful" to a definite.
As others have said, this is pretty far beyond what most of us are realistically hoping for from this series. First of all, Q is a difficult matchup and Cornell can easily lose. Second, and relatedly, if Vanderlaan is healthy, given that he is one of the best players on the team, he won't be playing "as little as possible." It's the playoffs and Cornell isn't going to have an easy matchup the rest of the way. It's all hands on deck.
That's why I wrote "let's hope" and "hopefully." Colgate '96 happens every once in a while, but those kinds of surprises are rare. Nothing I've written would indicate that I think otherwise.
Reading comprehension, folks.
Quote from: Scersk '97That's why I wrote "let's hope" and "hopefully." Colgate '96 happens every once in a while, but those kinds of surprises are rare.
The other time it happened was... Colgate 91 (http://www.tbrw.info/?/games/cornell_Playoff_Games_by_Year.html).
2-game QF sweeps by largest margin of victory in closest game:
7 1991 Colgate
5 1996 Colgate
3 2010 Harvard
2 1985 Yale
2 1990 Harvard
2 2013 Princeton (1R)
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-2 2015 Union (1R)
-4 1995 Clarkson
USCHO seems to be having issues. very slow for days and now just completely down.
Quote from: RichHQuote from: BearLoverQuote from: RichHHopefully it'll be good enough to want to watch the tape-delayed broadcast!
It's being streamed online live. The article was misleading; the delayed broadcast is with regard to their real (non-stream) channel. (I think?)
*headsmack* ::doh::
Yes, I know. I was responding to Jim who said he'd like to listen to Grady's call, but he'll be at the game, so I pointed out he'd have another chance with the tape-delayed television broadcast (especially since Jim in particular likes to grab all the recordings he can). Oy vey, we're going in circles now. Live: internet. Delayed: television.
Spectrum doesn't carry Eleven Sports. So I can't capture it that way, but it looks like Twitch has last weeks Q -Yale games, so maybe they'll keep ours up as well. If not would any of you record the game and send me a copy?
Quote from: upprdeckUSCHO seems to be having issues. very slow for days and now just completely down.
pity
:)
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: Scersk '97That's why I wrote "let's hope" and "hopefully." Colgate '96 happens every once in a while, but those kinds of surprises are rare.
The other time it happened was... Colgate 91 (http://www.tbrw.info/?/games/cornell_Playoff_Games_by_Year.html).
I had the pleasure of being in the building for both of those Colgate series. The '96 series was the craziest I ever saw Lynah - along with the 1990 series vs. Harvard. Of course, I don't go back farther than that - so I didn't get the pleasure of being there during some really crazy series in the '70s and early '80s - when the glass was lower and people hung over it. But in the modern era, the '96 series was tops for me. A lot of pent up energy came out that weekend. And it featured my all-time favorite Lynah chant. "F**k me Harder" ... YMMV.
Quote from: adamwQuote from: TrotskyQuote from: Scersk '97That's why I wrote "let's hope" and "hopefully." Colgate '96 happens every once in a while, but those kinds of surprises are rare.
The other time it happened was... Colgate 91 (http://www.tbrw.info/?/games/cornell_Playoff_Games_by_Year.html).
I had the pleasure of being in the building for both of those Colgate series. The '96 series was the craziest I ever saw Lynah - along with the 1990 series vs. Harvard. Of course, I don't go back farther than that - so I didn't get the pleasure of being there during some really crazy series in the '70s and early '80s - when the glass was lower and people hung over it. But in the modern era, the '96 series was tops for me. A lot of pent up energy came out that weekend. And it featured my all-time favorite Lynah chant. "F**k me Harder" ... YMMV.
And of course "We want Weder."
Quote from: adamwQuote from: TrotskyQuote from: Scersk '97That's why I wrote "let's hope" and "hopefully." Colgate '96 happens every once in a while, but those kinds of surprises are rare.
The other time it happened was... Colgate 91 (http://www.tbrw.info/?/games/cornell_Playoff_Games_by_Year.html).
I had the pleasure of being in the building for both of those Colgate series. The '96 series was the craziest I ever saw Lynah - along with the 1990 series vs. Harvard. Of course, I don't go back farther than that - so I didn't get the pleasure of being there during some really crazy series in the '70s and early '80s - when the glass was lower and people hung over it. But in the modern era, the '96 series was tops for me. A lot of pent up energy came out that weekend. And it featured my all-time favorite Lynah chant. "F**k me Harder" ... YMMV.
Yes, Adam, I think "F**k me Harder" is at the top of the list!! How can they ever top that one... Yale once had a player named "Cumming". Somehow, they let that slide.. It amazed me...:-D
Quote from: rediceYale once had a player named "Cumming". Somehow, they let that slide.. It amazed me...:-D
Grant Clitsome on line 1.
Quote from: rediceQuote from: adamwQuote from: TrotskyQuote from: Scersk '97That's why I wrote "let's hope" and "hopefully." Colgate '96 happens every once in a while, but those kinds of surprises are rare.
The other time it happened was... Colgate 91 (http://www.tbrw.info/?/games/cornell_Playoff_Games_by_Year.html).
I had the pleasure of being in the building for both of those Colgate series. The '96 series was the craziest I ever saw Lynah - along with the 1990 series vs. Harvard. Of course, I don't go back farther than that - so I didn't get the pleasure of being there during some really crazy series in the '70s and early '80s - when the glass was lower and people hung over it. But in the modern era, the '96 series was tops for me. A lot of pent up energy came out that weekend. And it featured my all-time favorite Lynah chant. "F**k me Harder" ... YMMV.
Yes, Adam, I think "F**k me Harder" is at the top of the list!! How can they ever top that one... Yale once had a player named "Cumming". Somehow, they let that slide.. It amazed me...:-D
To be fair, a coterie of refined young ladies at Colgate used to yell "Harder! Harder!" at Starr. One of the ten funniest cheers I've ever heard at a road building. I doubt their number was above 12 but it sounded like 50.
Dominant period by Cornell. Petruzzelli made a lot of great saves. Score could easily by 5 - 1 instead of 3 - 1.
First Period ended with this:
10-minute Misconduct Penalty on DAVIDSON, Scott QU
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, ... We want 10! ::cheer::
Quote from: BearLover1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, ... We want 10! ::cheer::
WE WANT WEDER
Now rest Vanderlaan?
Quote from: JasonN95Now rest Vanderlaan?
Good idea. What about putting Stewart in?
Stop, stop, he's already deaaaaad.
Can we rollover any of our goals?
Nice symmetry for those watching the live feed:
9 Qunnipiac 1
1 Cornell 9
Quote from: BearLover1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, ... We want 10! ::cheer::
Karma's a bitch!
Interested in that asshat Pecknold's postgame comments.
C'mon guys. Let's party like it's 1972 (http://www.tbrw.info/).
Is it too late to make this a two-game-total-goals series?
Quote from: SwampyC'mon guys. Let's party like it's 1972 (http://www.tbrw.info/).
This (http://www.tbrw.info/seasons/1972/box19720307.pdf) game, perhaps?
Another (http://www.tbrw.info/seasons/1967/box19670307.pdf) fine example.
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: SwampyC'mon guys. Let's party like it's 1972 (http://www.tbrw.info/).
This (http://www.tbrw.info/seasons/1972/box19720307.pdf) game, perhaps?
Exactly!
Is 11 the record?
Is 9 in 2 periods a record?
We want Weder!
While we're all sitting here, maybe someone could go back over the forum posts the past few weeks and find quotes from people who were saying while our defense was good, our offense was not up to the task of the postseason.
Agreed the Colgate '96 series was the biggest humiliation I've seen Cornell inflict upon an opponent.
Colgate up 2 -1 mid-third; shots 9 - 0 Clarkson in the third.
Stewart now in goal.
It was not a playoff game but I remember a game in the early 80's against Yale where a Bertrand team was up 9-0 in the first period. Bertrand pulled the goalie on a faceoff in the Yale end. He said he wanted to "practice" playing 6 on 5....
Quote from: RichHI'm pretty convinced now that the only reason we have this free option is our opponent.
Seeing that ALL the commercials were Ivy & Cornell oriented, maybe I'm wrong.
Clarkson and Union lose. Harvard down by 3.
Scersk '97 gets his wish: Cornell is annihilating Q and resting Vanderlaan for most of the third.
Quote from: Al DeFlorioIs it too late to make this a two-game-total-goals series?
that's what i came here to post
Quote from: BearLoverScersk '97 gets his wish: Cornell is annihilating Q and resting Vanderlaan for most of the third.
i started watching with the score 9-1. i didn't see a goal or angello.
Big win for the Big Red.
Both teams eased up in the 3rd.
Vanderlaan played in the 3rd. I don't know if he took all of his shifts.
Stewart came in with 14 minutes left in the game. Q was definitely bumping into Galajda too much in the second.
COR 9
QUI 1 F
DAR 4
HAR 1 2:04 3
CLG 2
CLK 1 F
PRN 5
UNI 3 F
Soooo...unless HAR comes back, Cornell is the only higher seed in the ECAC to win tonight. Wow.
Quote from: RichHQuote from: RichHI'm pretty convinced now that the only reason we have this free option is our opponent.
Seeing that ALL the commercials were Ivy & Cornell oriented, maybe I'm wrong.
It was similar last week when Q paid for the Yale series to be broadcast. They even had ILDN logos last week.
My money is on Q until proven otherwise. They are all about publicity. They bought some tonight.
Quote from: BearLoverScersk '97 gets his wish: Cornell is annihilating Q and resting Vanderlaan for most of the third.
Just keep them all healthy, is what I say.
And I didn't expect this at all. Let's
hope tomorrow goes just as well.
Quote from: djk26COR 9
QUI 1 F
DAR 4
HAR 1 2:04 3
CLG 2
CLK 1 F
PRN 5
UNI 3 F
Soooo...unless HAR comes back, Cornell is the only higher seed in the ECAC to win tonight. Wow.
Harvard didn't come back. Current playoff leaders:
7 Princeton
1 Cornell
6 Colgate
5 Dartmouth
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: djk26COR 9
QUI 1 F
DAR 4
HAR 1 2:04 3
CLG 2
CLK 1 F
PRN 5
UNI 3 F
Soooo...unless HAR comes back, Cornell is the only higher seed in the ECAC to win tonight. Wow.
Harvard didn't come back. Current playoff leaders:
7 Princeton
1 Cornell
6 Colgate
5 Dartmouth
Other than our game, that has to be a nightmare for the folks in Lake Placid.
Quote from: dag14It was not a playoff game but I remember a game in the early 80's against Yale where a Bertrand team was up 9-0 in the first period. Bertrand pulled the goalie on a faceoff in the Yale end. He said he wanted to "practice" playing 6 on 5....
I was at that game, so it had to be in the late '70s. There was a faceoff in the Yale zone with a few seconds left in the first period. The crowd all chanted "We want 10!" I'm sure Tim Taylor appreciated it.
Quote from: dag14It was not a playoff game but I remember a game in the early 80's against Yale where a Bertrand team was up 9-0 in the first period. Bertrand pulled the goalie on a faceoff in the Yale end. He said he wanted to "practice" playing 6 on 5....
Dick Bertrand before he dicks you (http://www.tbrw.info/seasons/1978/box19780121.pdf).
Note Yale's first period goalie.
Quote from: French RageQuote from: TrotskyQuote from: djk26COR 9
QUI 1 F
DAR 4
HAR 1 2:04 3
CLG 2
CLK 1 F
PRN 5
UNI 3 F
Soooo...unless HAR comes back, Cornell is the only higher seed in the ECAC to win tonight. Wow.
Harvard didn't come back. Current playoff leaders:
7 Princeton
1 Cornell
6 Colgate
5 Dartmouth
Other than our game, that has to be a nightmare for the folks in Lake Placid.
In all honesty Dartmouth would outdraw Harvard.
Quote from: French RageOther than our game, that has to be a nightmare for the folks in Lake Placid.
I've wondered about this (and I'm sure it's been discussed on eLynah). The ideal Lake Placid attendance line up is Cornell, St. Lawrence, Clarkson, and...? With St. Lawrence eliminated, it can't happen this year. (dear hockey gods...this is not woofing...just wondering.)
MONGO NEED HIGHLIGHTS
Quote from: djk26Quote from: French RageOther than our game, that has to be a nightmare for the folks in Lake Placid.
I've wondered about this (and I'm sure it's been discussed on eLynah). The ideal Lake Placid attendance line up is Cornell, St. Lawrence, Clarkson, and...? With St. Lawrence eliminated, it can't happen this year. (dear hockey gods...this is not woofing...just wondering.)
The ideal for attendance? Cornell, Clarkson, RPI, Union.
The metaphysical ideal is IMHO Cornell, Clarkson, Harvard, St. Lawrence. If I was picking the Mount Rushmore of the conference that is who I would choose. It happened once (http://www.tbrw.info/index.html?/ecac_Tournament/ecac_F4_Icon.htm) in 1991.
In case you're wondering (http://www.tbrw.info/index.html?/games/cornell_7_Goal_Games.html).
Quote from: TrotskyThe metaphysical ideal is IMHO Cornell, Clarkson, Harvard, St. Lawrence. If I was picking the Mount Rushmore of the conference that is who I would choose. It happened once (http://www.tbrw.info/index.html?/ecac_Tournament/ecac_F4_Icon.htm) in 1991.
Nein.
The metaphysical ideal is Cornell, Clarkson, Harvard, and
either SLU or RPI. The last classic year was 2002.
Quote from: Scersk '97Quote from: TrotskyThe metaphysical ideal is IMHO Cornell, Clarkson, Harvard, St. Lawrence. If I was picking the Mount Rushmore of the conference that is who I would choose. It happened once (http://www.tbrw.info/index.html?/ecac_Tournament/ecac_F4_Icon.htm) in 1991.
Nein.
The metaphysical ideal is Cornell, Clarkson, Harvard, and either SLU or RPI. The last classic year was 2002.
I see SLU as romantic because of Appleton.
Quote from: Scersk '97Quote from: TrotskyThe metaphysical ideal is IMHO Cornell, Clarkson, Harvard, St. Lawrence. If I was picking the Mount Rushmore of the conference that is who I would choose. It happened once (http://www.tbrw.info/index.html?/ecac_Tournament/ecac_F4_Icon.htm) in 1991.
Nein.
The metaphysical ideal is Cornell, Clarkson, Harvard, and either SLU or RPI. The last classic year was 2002.
Prior to 1985, the ideal was, of course, Cornell, Clarkson, Harvard, and BU. I think that three year sequence from '69–'71 is a record (three years, same teams) that will never be broken.
Quote from: TrotskyI see SLU as romantic because of Appleton.
Appleton is indeed beautiful, but part of me really loves Houston for how ungainly it is. And Troy has great places to drink now; Canton only has food poisoning in store.
I don't want it to happen at our expense, but I dearly hope the teams in both barns get their houses in order.
I just remember that Brock Tredway '82 and John Olds '81 were on the team at the time which is why I guessed "early 80's."
I arrived at Cornell in the fall of 1968, left for a couple of years to go to grad school and have been back in Ithaca since 1976. So I have been watching Cornell hockey games for 50 years. I am just thankful that I can remember any of the details!
Quote from: TrotskyThe metaphysical ideal is IMHO Cornell, Clarkson, Harvard, St. Lawrence. If I was picking the Mount Rushmore of the conference that is who I would choose. It happened once (http://www.tbrw.info/index.html?/ecac_Tournament/ecac_F4_Icon.htm) in 1991.
yeah but that sucked
Quote from: Scersk '97Quote from: Scersk '97Quote from: TrotskyThe metaphysical ideal is IMHO Cornell, Clarkson, Harvard, St. Lawrence. If I was picking the Mount Rushmore of the conference that is who I would choose. It happened once (http://www.tbrw.info/index.html?/ecac_Tournament/ecac_F4_Icon.htm) in 1991.
Nein.
The metaphysical ideal is Cornell, Clarkson, Harvard, and either SLU or RPI. The last classic year was 2002.
Prior to 1985, the ideal was, of course, Cornell, Clarkson, Harvard, and BU. I think that three year sequence from '69–'71 is a record (three years, same teams) that will never be broken.
93-94 (http://www.tbrw.info/index.html?/ecac_Tournament/ecac_F4_Icon_Matrix.htm) is the only time it's happened for 2, let alone 3, seasons. Add that in 69-71 it was a 17-team conference (http://www.tbrw.info/?/ecac_Standings/ecacStandings1970s.html).
Never is a long time, but it's certainly not probable for a long time to come.
Quote from: Scersk '97Quote from: TrotskyI see SLU as romantic because of Appleton.
Appleton is indeed beautiful, but part of me really loves Houston for how ungainly it is. And Troy has great places to drink now; Canton only has food poisoning in store.
I don't want it to happen at our expense, but I dearly hope the teams in both barns get their houses in order.
I love RPI's fans and I have had many great experiences in Troy. And I know exactly what you mean about Houston and it's my 4th favorite ECAC building (Lynah, Appleton, Baker) since the night they drove old Walker down.
Quote from: ugarteQuote from: TrotskyThe metaphysical ideal is IMHO Cornell, Clarkson, Harvard, St. Lawrence. If I was picking the Mount Rushmore of the conference that is who I would choose. It happened once (http://www.tbrw.info/index.html?/ecac_Tournament/ecac_F4_Icon.htm) in 1991.
yeah but that sucked
Well, yes. As did 2002.
Quote from: Scersk '97Quote from: TrotskyThe metaphysical ideal is IMHO Cornell, Clarkson, Harvard, St. Lawrence. If I was picking the Mount Rushmore of the conference that is who I would choose. It happened once (http://www.tbrw.info/index.html?/ecac_Tournament/ecac_F4_Icon.htm) in 1991.
Nein.
The metaphysical ideal is Cornell, Clarkson, Harvard, and either SLU or RPI. The last classic year was 2002.
Perhaps this was the thinking when they tried that awful final five format.
Quote from: ugarteMONGO NEED HIGHLIGHTS
https://twitter.com/CornellOnILN/status/972318852989112320
Quote from: TrotskyIn case you're wondering (http://www.tbrw.info/index.html?/games/cornell_7_Goal_Games.html).
Hey StatBoy, I was actually wondering when the last six-goal period happened.
Chop chop.
A very nice beginning to a big weekend for Cornell sports. We'll be cheering on the bball team and lacrosse team, too.
Quote from: RichHQuote from: TrotskyIn case you're wondering (http://www.tbrw.info/index.html?/games/cornell_7_Goal_Games.html).
Hey StatBoy, I was actually wondering when the last six-goal period happened.
Chop chop.
What you got for my rice bowl, memsahib (http://www.tbrw.info/seasons/1995/box19950304.pdf)?
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: djk26COR 9
QUI 1 F
DAR 4
HAR 1 2:04 3
CLG 2
CLK 1 F
PRN 5
UNI 3 F
Soooo...unless HAR comes back, Cornell is the only higher seed in the ECAC to win tonight. Wow.
Harvard didn't come back. Current playoff leaders:
7 Princeton
1 Cornell
6 Colgate
5 Dartmouth
Princeton is the most dangerous team in the East, ignoring a fully-healthy CU. (Edit: shit, I forgot about BEANPOT CHAMPION OF THE ALL IMPORTANT HUB, Northeastern. They're more complete than PU AND they have a huge top line.)
Kufner & Véronneau are #2 & #3 in the nation in points and Kufner just tied for the national league in goals, even with the reduced-game Ivy schedule. They also have the #1 scoring d-man in the nation.
But their D is weak and CU has proven many times (most recently in the 2017 ECAC semi) that they can shut down a one super-duper line team. If any/all of the other home teams go down, it's a boost if we advance.
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: Scersk '97I don't want it to happen at our expense, but I dearly hope the teams in both barns get their houses in order.
I love RPI's fans and I have had many great experiences in Troy. And I know exactly what you mean about Houston and it's my 4th favorite ECAC building (Lynah, Appleton, Baker) since the night they drove old Walker down.
Got to see two games in Walker during my sister's college visit to Potsdam. What an amazing place... and so small! Cheel was such an enormous downgrade.
If we're ranking:
(1) Lynah
(2) Houston Saw that afternoon game. With the new windows, the sun shone in beautifully. Felt good on my 101º fever.
(3) the Whale
(4) Appleton Always too bad that SLU can't put together a decent band for any stretch of time.
(5) Thompson Deep and well-pitched. Dartmouth is on its way, unfortunately, to obliterating the game-time atmosphere.
(6) Bright
(7) Meehan I like the seats, physically; I like how I can choose to sit in any seat I please.
(8) Achilles Would be better if the Union fans could control their children. A little "high-schooly."
(9) Baker I like the gallery; I like the Princeton band. The rest of the fans blow. Feels small in a really bad way. Claustrophobia-inducing.
(10) Cheel Just awful. Always expect to see a popcorn ceiling when I look up.
(NR) That new Colgate place
And that's all.
Quote from: BeeeejQuote from: ugarteMONGO NEED HIGHLIGHTS
https://twitter.com/CornellOnILN/status/972318852989112320
MONGO LIKE
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: RichHQuote from: TrotskyIn case you're wondering (http://www.tbrw.info/index.html?/games/cornell_7_Goal_Games.html).
Hey StatBoy, I was actually wondering when the last six-goal period happened.
Chop chop.
What you got for my rice bowl, memsahib (http://www.tbrw.info/seasons/1995/box19950304.pdf)?
Damn, that's delicious research. I owe you a beverage at whatever side-street dive we find ourselves at in Lake Placid. (I'm going no matter what, so don't accuse me of woofing.) I'm sure my Junior-year twit self really enjoyed that game.
All games, Cornell 5+ goals in any period:
[b]Date Cor Opp Per 1 Per 2 Per 3 OT Type Opponent[/b]
1/4/1911 13 0 4 9 0 Pre at Western Reserve HALVES
2/19/1921 7 4 0 2 5 0 Pre at Columbia
12/14/1957 16 3 [b][color=#b31313]9[/color][/b] 2 5 0 Pre Lehigh
1/16/1959 9 3 5 4 0 0 Pre at Pennsylvania
2/11/1961 6 2 1 5 0 0 Pre Brown
3/4/1961 13 1 2 3 [b][color=#b31313]8[/color][/b] 0 Pre Pennsylvania
2/10/1962 7 2 2 5 0 0 Pre at Brown
3/3/1962 10 0 0 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 3 0 Pre Pennsylvania
12/1/1962 11 0 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 3 0 NC Pennsylvania
11/30/1963 13 0 3 5 5 0 NC at Pennsylvania
1/13/1965 19 0 5 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 0 NC Hamilton
2/10/1965 14 0 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 2 5 0 NC at Hamilton
2/17/1965 9 2 3 0 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 ECAC Harvard
11/25/1965 15 0 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 5 4 0 NC York
11/24/1966 14 2 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 3 4 0 NC McMaster
12/6/1966 8 0 5 0 3 0 ECAC St. Lawrence
1/11/1967 8 0 5 2 1 0 ECAC at Colgate
1/19/1967 10 2 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 1 2 0 ECAC Colgate
3/7/1967 11 2 4 5 2 0 ECAC QF Brown
3/9/1967 12 2 4 3 5 0 ECAC SF vs Boston College
12/18/1967 9 0 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 3 0 0 ECAC at Harvard
1/20/1968 18 1 4 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 0 ECAC at Pennsylvania
1/27/1968 19 1 4 [b][color=#b31313]9[/color][/b] [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 ECAC at Yale
2/17/1968 14 2 1 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 ECAC Dartmouth
2/24/1968 9 1 2 2 5 0 ECAC Pennsylvania
11/23/1968 13 0 5 3 5 0 NC Guelph
11/30/1968 12 1 3 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 3 0 NC Western Ontario
1/8/1969 14 0 5 4 5 0 ECAC Pennsylvania
1/24/1969 10 3 3 5 2 0 ECAC vs Pennsylvania
2/1/1969 11 2 3 5 3 0 ECAC at Dartmouth
2/5/1969 11 2 2 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 2 0 ECAC at Yale
2/15/1969 13 2 4 3 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 ECAC Dartmouth
11/22/1969 8 2 5 1 2 0 NC Western Ontario
2/25/1970 9 3 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 1 0 ECAC Harvard
3/4/1970 14 0 3 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 5 0 ECAC Dartmouth
12/10/1970 13 1 3 4 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 NC Seneca
1/2/1971 7 2 1 5 1 0 NC Guelph
2/11/1971 8 0 1 5 2 0 ECAC Yale
2/19/1971 9 2 0 4 5 0 ECAC at Boston College
2/24/1971 9 4 5 4 0 0 ECAC at Pennsylvania
2/27/1971 9 3 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 1 0 ECAC Princeton
3/9/1971 6 3 0 5 1 0 ECAC QF Providence
11/19/1971 12 2 2 5 5 0 NC Waterloo
11/27/1971 11 2 2 4 5 0 NC Laurentian
1/26/1972 10 3 3 1 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 ECAC Boston College
1/29/1972 8 0 2 1 5 0 ECAC Dartmouth
2/26/1972 12 1 3 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 3 0 ECAC at Princeton
3/7/1972 11 1 2 4 5 0 ECAC QF Providence
12/2/1972 9 2 1 5 3 0 NC York
1/4/1973 13 5 3 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 4 0 NC Loyola-Montreal
2/24/1973 7 5 1 5 1 0 ECAC at Princeton
12/28/1973 9 8 0 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 2 0 Tour SF vs Colorado College
1/8/1974 9 3 3 0 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 ECAC Colgate
1/3/1975 10 7 5 1 4 0 ECAC vs Boston College
1/7/1975 8 4 1 2 5 0 ECAC at Colgate
2/22/1975 9 5 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 3 0 ECAC at Princeton
11/25/1975 15 2 3 5 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 0 NC Ottawa
1/7/1976 7 6 1 1 5 0 ECAC Colgate
1/24/1976 8 0 0 5 3 0 ECAC Yale
2/3/1976 9 7 2 2 5 0 ECAC at St. Lawrence
2/28/1976 8 2 5 3 0 0 ECAC Princeton
3/13/1976 7 6 5 0 2 0 ECAC Co vs Harvard
11/20/1976 11 5 1 4 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 NC York
12/7/1976 10 4 2 5 3 0 ECAC St. Lawrence
1/11/1977 9 5 2 2 5 0 ECAC at Colgate
1/19/1977 11 8 2 5 4 0 ECAC Clarkson
1/27/1977 11 0 3 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 ECAC Princeton
1/14/1978 13 3 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 5 0 ECAC Boston College
1/21/1978 13 1 [b][color=#b31313]9[/color][/b] 2 2 0 ECAC Yale
1/25/1978 7 6 0 5 2 0 ECAC Princeton
1/28/1978 11 2 3 5 3 0 ECAC Pennsylvania
2/4/1978 12 2 5 4 3 0 ECAC Dartmouth
1/13/1979 11 4 4 2 5 0 ECAC at Boston College
2/21/1979 11 3 [b][color=#b31313]8[/color][/b] 1 2 0 ECAC Harvard
3/3/1979 10 4 4 1 5 0 ECAC at Princeton
3/6/1979 6 5 0 0 5 1 ECAC QF Providence
1/26/1980 6 2 0 1 5 0 ECAC Maine
11/23/1980 9 2 2 2 5 0 NC US International
12/29/1980 7 3 1 5 1 0 Tour F at Colorado College
11/22/1981 6 2 1 5 0 0 NC Concordia
2/20/1982 8 2 1 5 2 0 ECAC Maine
11/20/1982 7 1 5 0 NC Wilfrid Laurier I DON'T HAVE THE BOX SCORE
2/23/1985 8 9 1 2 5 0 ECAC at Yale
3/8/1985 9 2 3 1 5 0 ECAC QF Yale
3/16/1985 5 3 0 0 5 0 ECAC Co vs Clarkson
12/3/1985 10 2 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 2 0 ECAC at Colgate
2/22/1986 10 3 1 5 4 0 ECAC Brown
11/30/1987 5 1 0 5 0 0 NC US International
1/6/1989 10 2 3 2 5 0 ECAC Brown
2/18/1989 10 3 3 5 2 0 ECAC at Brown
1/20/1990 6 2 0 1 5 0 ECAC at Yale
1/4/1991 6 4 1 0 5 0 ECAC at Vermont
1/3/1992 8 1 5 2 1 0 ECAC at Union
1/15/1993 7 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 1 0 0 NC Air Force
1/15/1995 8 2 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 0 NC Army
3/4/1995 8 2 0 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 2 0 ECAC Union
2/15/1997 7 2 2 5 0 0 ECAC Brown
11/15/2002 8 0 5 2 1 0 ECAC at Vermont
12/3/2004 6 2 0 5 1 0 ECAC Yale
3/9/2018 9 1 3 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 0 ECAC QF Quinnipiac
Quote from: RichHQuote from: TrotskyQuote from: RichHQuote from: TrotskyIn case you're wondering (http://www.tbrw.info/index.html?/games/cornell_7_Goal_Games.html).
Hey StatBoy, I was actually wondering when the last six-goal period happened.
Chop chop.
What you got for my rice bowl, memsahib (http://www.tbrw.info/seasons/1995/box19950304.pdf)?
Damn, that's delicious research. I owe you a beverage at whatever side-street dive we find ourselves at in Lake Placid. (I'm going no matter what, so don't accuse me of woofing.) I'm sure my Junior-year twit self really enjoyed that game.
You totally did. And I absolutely remember that. ::whistle::
So now Schafer has seen more 5-goal periods as coach than he saw during his Senior season.
According to the Quinnipiac Chronicle, Pecknold refused to speak to the media after the game. He also didn't let his players talk. http://www.quchronicle.com/2018/03/caits-column-no-9-quinnipiac-mens-ice-hockey-gets-trounced-by-no-1-cornell/
Lotta red (http://tbrw.info/index.html?/weekly_Updates/cornell_Color_All_Games.html) this season.
Quote from: dag14I have been watching Cornell hockey games for 50 years. I am just thankful that I can remember any of the details!
37. Tell me about it (http://www.tbrw.info/?/players/cornell_Uniform_Numbers.html).
Quote from: redlinerAccording to the Quinnipiac Chronicle, Pecknold refused to speak to the media after the game. He also didn't let his players talk. [www.quchronicle.com]
(http://www.bumpbabyandyou.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/wahwah-e1518965723234.jpg)
That QU Chronicle article is awful - but hey.
I agree with Rich on Princeton and Northeastern. The only real difference between the two is Northeastern's goalie - Cayden Primeau, Keith's son. Both him and Ferland (Princeton) are freshmen, but Ferland is not always sharp.
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: dag14It was not a playoff game but I remember a game in the early 80's against Yale where a Bertrand team was up 9-0 in the first period. Bertrand pulled the goalie on a faceoff in the Yale end. He said he wanted to "practice" playing 6 on 5....
Dick Bertrand before he dicks you (http://www.tbrw.info/seasons/1978/box19780121.pdf).
Note Yale's first period goalie.
I was there '71 to '77, so I missed that game. But I do remember, perhaps from an article in the Sun, that Bertrand tried to determine in practice how fast you could score into an open net from a face-off in the far end, assuming you won the face-off cleanly and got off an immediate shot. I don't remember the exact time, but it was something like 2.8 seconds, meaning that with anything less on the clock, there was no down side to pulling your goalie for an extra skater with an offensive-zone face-off.
Quote from: redlinerAccording to the Quinnipiac Chronicle, Pecknold refused to speak to the media after the game. He also didn't let his players talk. http://www.quchronicle.com/2018/03/caits-column-no-9-quinnipiac-mens-ice-hockey-gets-trounced-by-no-1-cornell/
It's a typical class act by Pecknold to stiff student journalists from his own school who drove 5 hours to Ithaca and just watched their team lose, 9-1.
Quote from: TrotskyAll games, Cornell 5+ goals in any period:
[b]Date Cor Opp Per 1 Per 2 Per 3 OT Type Opponent[/b]
1/4/1911 13 0 4 9 0 Pre at Western Reserve HALVES
2/19/1921 7 4 0 2 5 0 Pre at Columbia
12/14/1957 16 3 [b][color=#b31313]9[/color][/b] 2 5 0 Pre Lehigh
1/16/1959 9 3 5 4 0 0 Pre at Pennsylvania
2/11/1961 6 2 1 5 0 0 Pre Brown
3/4/1961 13 1 2 3 [b][color=#b31313]8[/color][/b] 0 Pre Pennsylvania
2/10/1962 7 2 2 5 0 0 Pre at Brown
3/3/1962 10 0 0 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 3 0 Pre Pennsylvania
12/1/1962 11 0 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 3 0 NC Pennsylvania
11/30/1963 13 0 3 5 5 0 NC at Pennsylvania
1/13/1965 19 0 5 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 0 NC Hamilton
2/10/1965 14 0 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 2 5 0 NC at Hamilton
2/17/1965 9 2 3 0 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 ECAC Harvard
11/25/1965 15 0 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 5 4 0 NC York
11/24/1966 14 2 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 3 4 0 NC McMaster
12/6/1966 8 0 5 0 3 0 ECAC St. Lawrence
1/11/1967 8 0 5 2 1 0 ECAC at Colgate
1/19/1967 10 2 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 1 2 0 ECAC Colgate
3/7/1967 11 2 4 5 2 0 ECAC QF Brown
3/9/1967 12 2 4 3 5 0 ECAC SF vs Boston College
12/18/1967 9 0 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 3 0 0 ECAC at Harvard
1/20/1968 18 1 4 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 0 ECAC at Pennsylvania
1/27/1968 19 1 4 [b][color=#b31313]9[/color][/b] [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 ECAC at Yale
2/17/1968 14 2 1 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 ECAC Dartmouth
2/24/1968 9 1 2 2 5 0 ECAC Pennsylvania
11/23/1968 13 0 5 3 5 0 NC Guelph
11/30/1968 12 1 3 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 3 0 NC Western Ontario
1/8/1969 14 0 5 4 5 0 ECAC Pennsylvania
1/24/1969 10 3 3 5 2 0 ECAC vs Pennsylvania
2/1/1969 11 2 3 5 3 0 ECAC at Dartmouth
2/5/1969 11 2 2 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 2 0 ECAC at Yale
2/15/1969 13 2 4 3 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 ECAC Dartmouth
11/22/1969 8 2 5 1 2 0 NC Western Ontario
2/25/1970 9 3 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 1 0 ECAC Harvard
3/4/1970 14 0 3 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 5 0 ECAC Dartmouth
12/10/1970 13 1 3 4 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 NC Seneca
1/2/1971 7 2 1 5 1 0 NC Guelph
2/11/1971 8 0 1 5 2 0 ECAC Yale
2/19/1971 9 2 0 4 5 0 ECAC at Boston College
2/24/1971 9 4 5 4 0 0 ECAC at Pennsylvania
2/27/1971 9 3 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 1 0 ECAC Princeton
3/9/1971 6 3 0 5 1 0 ECAC QF Providence
11/19/1971 12 2 2 5 5 0 NC Waterloo
11/27/1971 11 2 2 4 5 0 NC Laurentian
1/26/1972 10 3 3 1 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 ECAC Boston College
1/29/1972 8 0 2 1 5 0 ECAC Dartmouth
2/26/1972 12 1 3 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 3 0 ECAC at Princeton
3/7/1972 11 1 2 4 5 0 ECAC QF Providence
12/2/1972 9 2 1 5 3 0 NC York
1/4/1973 13 5 3 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 4 0 NC Loyola-Montreal
2/24/1973 7 5 1 5 1 0 ECAC at Princeton
12/28/1973 9 8 0 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 2 0 Tour SF vs Colorado College
1/8/1974 9 3 3 0 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 ECAC Colgate
1/3/1975 10 7 5 1 4 0 ECAC vs Boston College
1/7/1975 8 4 1 2 5 0 ECAC at Colgate
2/22/1975 9 5 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 3 0 ECAC at Princeton
11/25/1975 15 2 3 5 [b][color=#b31313]7[/color][/b] 0 NC Ottawa
1/7/1976 7 6 1 1 5 0 ECAC Colgate
1/24/1976 8 0 0 5 3 0 ECAC Yale
2/3/1976 9 7 2 2 5 0 ECAC at St. Lawrence
2/28/1976 8 2 5 3 0 0 ECAC Princeton
3/13/1976 7 6 5 0 2 0 ECAC Co vs Harvard
11/20/1976 11 5 1 4 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 NC York
12/7/1976 10 4 2 5 3 0 ECAC St. Lawrence
1/11/1977 9 5 2 2 5 0 ECAC at Colgate
1/19/1977 11 8 2 5 4 0 ECAC Clarkson
1/27/1977 11 0 3 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 ECAC Princeton
1/14/1978 13 3 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 5 0 ECAC Boston College
1/21/1978 13 1 [b][color=#b31313]9[/color][/b] 2 2 0 ECAC Yale
1/25/1978 7 6 0 5 2 0 ECAC Princeton
1/28/1978 11 2 3 5 3 0 ECAC Pennsylvania
2/4/1978 12 2 5 4 3 0 ECAC Dartmouth
1/13/1979 11 4 4 2 5 0 ECAC at Boston College
2/21/1979 11 3 [b][color=#b31313]8[/color][/b] 1 2 0 ECAC Harvard
3/3/1979 10 4 4 1 5 0 ECAC at Princeton
3/6/1979 6 5 0 0 5 1 ECAC QF Providence
1/26/1980 6 2 0 1 5 0 ECAC Maine
11/23/1980 9 2 2 2 5 0 NC US International
12/29/1980 7 3 1 5 1 0 Tour F at Colorado College
11/22/1981 6 2 1 5 0 0 NC Concordia
2/20/1982 8 2 1 5 2 0 ECAC Maine
11/20/1982 7 1 5 0 NC Wilfrid Laurier I DON'T HAVE THE BOX SCORE
2/23/1985 8 9 1 2 5 0 ECAC at Yale
3/8/1985 9 2 3 1 5 0 ECAC QF Yale
3/16/1985 5 3 0 0 5 0 ECAC Co vs Clarkson
12/3/1985 10 2 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 2 0 ECAC at Colgate
2/22/1986 10 3 1 5 4 0 ECAC Brown
11/30/1987 5 1 0 5 0 0 NC US International
1/6/1989 10 2 3 2 5 0 ECAC Brown
2/18/1989 10 3 3 5 2 0 ECAC at Brown
1/20/1990 6 2 0 1 5 0 ECAC at Yale
1/4/1991 6 4 1 0 5 0 ECAC at Vermont
1/3/1992 8 1 5 2 1 0 ECAC at Union
1/15/1993 7 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 1 0 0 NC Air Force
1/15/1995 8 2 2 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 0 NC Army
3/4/1995 8 2 0 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 2 0 ECAC Union
2/15/1997 7 2 2 5 0 0 ECAC Brown
11/15/2002 8 0 5 2 1 0 ECAC at Vermont
12/3/2004 6 2 0 5 1 0 ECAC Yale
3/9/2018 9 1 3 [b][color=#b31313]6[/color][/b] 0 0 ECAC QF Quinnipiac
Nineteen of these games took place during my four years at Cornell ('74-78). Looking through the CU program, I also noted that 10 of our 100-point scorers played during that era, including the top three (Nethery, Tredway, Kerling). Those were the days when college hockey was much more wide open and we scored a ton of goals and gave up a ton as well.
Having just watched the highlight video, (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ubzRFSYAXk&feature=youtu.be) it's wow, how bad was the Q defense. We had a break or two, but many of the goals were gimmes by Q.
I don't expect that they'll play like that tonight and the big issue, to me, is how will their defense play? If Shortridge still can't play, anyone hear what was his problem, then it's back to Petruzzelli. None of their goalies are great, save%s around 90%, but he's got to be better tonight. How much better can the rest of the team play defense?
And then there's the ECAC link to an article about the Detroit Red Wings..........
"Goalie prospect Keith Petruzzelli showing legitimate potential for Red Wings with Quinnipiac"
Finally, the Q recap for the ECAC site, No. 2 Cornell Pulls Away from QU in First Game of ECAC Quarterfinal Series (http://www.ecachockey.com/men/2017-18/Game_Stories/20180903_QU-Cornell).
That was quite a pull.
Reading other ECAC team recaps makes me happy that CU could grab Brandon Thomas from The IJ, when, I guess, The IJ decided to downsize CU hockey coverage. To me he's the best from the schools.
Ok, finally again. The Q30 TV recap (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e239NAC6t8o) pointed out an interesting stat. Brendan Smith had 9 blocked shots, which is just 1 less than the whole Q team. No question why he's on the first defense.
Quote from: Jim HylaOk, finally again. The Q30 TV recap (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e239NAC6t8o) pointed out an interesting stat. Brendan Smith had 9 blocked shots, which is just 1 less than the whole Q team. No question why he's on the first defense.
Quinnipiac "outshot" us 54-41, but we got more shots
on goal, 32-18. lol
Quote from: Jim HylaFinally, the Q recap for the ECAC site, No. 2 Cornell Pulls Away from QU in First Game of ECAC Quarterfinal Series (http://www.ecachockey.com/men/2017-18/Game_Stories/20180903_QU-Cornell).
That was quite a pull.
Reading other ECAC team recaps makes me happy that CU could grab Brandon Thomas from The IJ, when, I guess, The IJ decided to downsize CU hockey coverage. To me he's the best from the schools.
Downsize?? Most weeks, it's nonexistent!! Of course, what do we expect when Gannett has almost no presence in Ithaca these days!! It is NOT the local newspaper of Ithaca any more.
The other WHCU Cornell sports broadcaster was Sam Woodside. He seemed ancient when I was in school, which means Sam was probably in his 50s [correction, 60s]. My recall was Sam's attribute was more enthusiastim than any other vector like being a threat to Bob Costas. Actually, I see he had just wound down his career when I was at Cornell and I see Cornell also quite well captured Sam.
From the Cornell Hall of Fame archives http://cornellbigred.com/hof.aspx?hof=256&path=&kiosk=
Quote from: Cornell of Fame[Sam Woodside] covered Cornell sports for a span of five decades, first as a writer for the Syracuse Post-Standard, the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle in the 1930s, and then as an announcer for radio station WHCU from 1940 until his retirement in 1971. He was play-by-play announcer for Cornell football, basketball and hockey games; also provided on the spot coverage of crew races.
A living legend because of his unique style of broadcasting, he served the athletic teams and the University faithfully as their ambassador of good will. In addition, he was involved in numerous activities for the city of Ithaca. He was chairman of the Advisory Council of the Youth Bureau; for many years chairman of the Independence Day celebration at Schoellkopf Field; campaign chairman for the Community Chest (forerunner of the United Fund), and as a director of the Reconstruction Home. He has been promotional and Business Manager of Syracuse Invitational Hockey Tournament for several years and assisted the athletic department with football ticket promotions. In 1946 he was named sports director and assistant manager of WHCU.
Quote from: Jim HylaFinally, the Q recap for the ECAC site, No. 2 Cornell Pulls Away from QU in First Game of ECAC Quarterfinal Series (http://www.ecachockey.com/men/2017-18/Game_Stories/20180903_QU-Cornell).
By the time they got to the end they were either not describing the goals at all or just making it up. The description of Vanderlaan's second goal is "his second goal of the game"; there's this poorly edited word salad "Beau Starrett scored his Fiegl earned his third assist of the game"; and Haiskanen did not score "on a slapshot" - it was a back door tip in.
hmm
Quote from: Quinny recapThe Bobcats have lost the first game in an ECAC Tournament series nine times since 2006. They have gone 7-1 in game two the previous eight times.
That third Cornell goal was one of the most offensively perfect things I've ever seen a Cornell team do. Absolute hockey gold.
Quote from: Tom_HamillThat third Cornell goal was one of the most offensively perfect things I've ever seen a Cornell team do. Absolute hockey gold.
But was Fiegl's bulldozing the Q player legal?
Quote from: BearLoverQuote from: Tom_HamillThat third Cornell goal was one of the most offensively perfect things I've ever seen a Cornell team do. Absolute hockey gold.
But was Fiegl's bulldozing the Q player legal?
I don't know but if the Q player had impeded Fiegl THAT would have been interference. If the Q player falls as he is pushed by Fiegl ???????
Quote from: BearLoverQuote from: Tom_HamillThat third Cornell goal was one of the most offensively perfect things I've ever seen a Cornell team do. Absolute hockey gold.
But was Fiegl's bulldozing the Q player legal?
Well, a defensive player is allowed to "finish a check" as long as it is very soon after the offensive player gets rid of the puck. That's pretty much what Fiegl did - pass, contact. Bang, bang. It cracked me up....but I'm not sure if it was legal.
Quote from: redlinerAccording to the Quinnipiac Chronicle, Pecknold refused to speak to the media after the game. He also didn't let his players talk. http://www.quchronicle.com/2018/03/caits-column-no-9-quinnipiac-mens-ice-hockey-gets-trounced-by-no-1-cornell/
I'll bet they didn't shake hands after the game either! :-}
Quote from: RobbQuote from: BearLoverQuote from: Tom_HamillThat third Cornell goal was one of the most offensively perfect things I've ever seen a Cornell team do. Absolute hockey gold.
But was Fiegl's bulldozing the Q player legal?
Well, a defensive player is allowed to "finish a check" as long as it is very soon after the offensive player gets rid of the puck. That's pretty much what Fiegl did - pass, contact. Bang, bang. It cracked me up....but I'm not sure if it was legal.
I just loved that it was the Fieglest possible play.
Quote from: BearLoverQuote from: Tom_HamillThat third Cornell goal was one of the most offensively perfect things I've ever seen a Cornell team do. Absolute hockey gold.
But was Fiegl's bulldozing the Q player legal?
If it happened to us, you know what we'd say. Since it was our guy, it was a perfect hockey play combining prowess and strength.
Quote from: jtwcornell91Quote from: redlinerAccording to the Quinnipiac Chronicle, Pecknold refused to speak to the media after the game. He also didn't let his players talk. http://www.quchronicle.com/2018/03/caits-column-no-9-quinnipiac-mens-ice-hockey-gets-trounced-by-no-1-cornell/
I'll bet they didn't shake hands after the game either! :-}
I took a peek a few times at the "chat" feature of Twitch, and during the 3rd period chants, there were several "Cornell fans have no class" comments, and I raised my glass as if it were 1997 again.
Quote from: RichHQuote from: jtwcornell91Quote from: redlinerAccording to the Quinnipiac Chronicle, Pecknold refused to speak to the media after the game. He also didn't let his players talk. http://www.quchronicle.com/2018/03/caits-column-no-9-quinnipiac-mens-ice-hockey-gets-trounced-by-no-1-cornell/
I'll bet they didn't shake hands after the game either! :-}
I took a peek a few times at the "chat" feature of Twitch, and during the 3rd period chants, there were several "Cornell fans have no class" comments, and I raised my glass as if it were 1997 again.
Frustrated!
What other chants were there that got people's hackles up?
Quote from: jtwcornell91I'll bet they didn't shake hands after the game either! :-}
Teams usually don't shake hands after the first game of a best-of-three series. They usually wait until the series is over.
Q fans don't have much of a class ranking.
Quote from: billhowardQ fans don't have much of a class ranking.
To be fair, nobody's at their best in the middle of a 9-1 rout.
Quote from: dbilmesQuote from: jtwcornell91I'll bet they didn't shake hands after the game either! :-}
Teams usually don't shake hands after the first game of a best-of-three series. They usually wait until the series is over.
that was the joke come on man
Quote from: RobbQuote from: BearLoverQuote from: Tom_HamillThat third Cornell goal was one of the most offensively perfect things I've ever seen a Cornell team do. Absolute hockey gold.
But was Fiegl's bulldozing the Q player legal?
Well, a defensive player is allowed to "finish a check" as long as it is very soon after the offensive player gets rid of the puck. That's pretty much what Fiegl did - pass, contact. Bang, bang. It cracked me up....but I'm not sure if it was legal.
Well, I look at it with a Cornell fan's eyes, but to me it looked like Fiegl wasn't interfering, more like Fiegl anticipated the chance of getting tangled up and took it; exchanging pawns to free the rook.
Last thing Cornell needed...a 5 minute major with 3:29 to go.
Me in a private GChat on Thursday.
Could someone please remind me of what would be required for a player (in this case Angello/Vanderlaan) to receive a suspension for a penalty in the prior game?
Quote from: BearLoverCould someone please remind me of what would be required for a player (in this case Angello/Vanderlaan) to receive a suspension for a penalty in the prior game?
throwing a punch, pretty much.
Quote from: BearLoverCould someone please remind me of what would be required for a player (in this case Angello/Vanderlaan) to receive a suspension for a penalty in the prior game?
Intent to hurt. Shoving a player on purpose head-first into the boards. Actually, most of the time in this league, if you get a 5-minute major, it's accompanied by a Game DQ, which carries a suspension. In this game, both majors weren't very malicious in intent.
Quote from: RichHActually, most of the time in this league, if you get a 5-minute major, it's accompanied by a Game DQ, which carries a suspension. In this game, both majors weren't very malicious in intent.
I think you mispoke, because the majority (the large majority) of times there is a 5+out the out is a GM not a DQ. DQs are pretty rare.
Edit: oh unless you mean a 5 major as distinct from a 5 for an infraction which is normally a minor (e.g. boarding). I haven't detected any pattern in those.
Quote from: RichHQuote from: BearLoverCould someone please remind me of what would be required for a player (in this case Angello/Vanderlaan) to receive a suspension for a penalty in the prior game?
Intent to hurt. Shoving a player on purpose head-first into the boards. Actually, most of the time in this league, if you get a 5-minute major, it's accompanied by a Game DQ, which carries a suspension. In this game, both majors weren't very malicious in intent.
I know this is easy to check stat wise but my memory tells me that there are less 5 minute majors w/ DQs than 5 minute majors w/ game misconduct in the ECAC during recent seasons.
Quote from: martyQuote from: RichHQuote from: BearLoverCould someone please remind me of what would be required for a player (in this case Angello/Vanderlaan) to receive a suspension for a penalty in the prior game?
Intent to hurt. Shoving a player on purpose head-first into the boards. Actually, most of the time in this league, if you get a 5-minute major, it's accompanied by a Game DQ, which carries a suspension. In this game, both majors weren't very malicious in intent.
I know this is easy to check stat wise but my memory tells me that there are less 5 minute majors w/ DQs than 5 minute majors w/ game misconduct in the ECAC during recent seasons.
This could very well be true. During the Saturday game, I proved my time-blindness by thinking the rule where you keep the PP after a delayed-penalty goal went into effect the last two seasons. It was 2011.
Back when the league refs got the directive to crack-down on hits from behind, there were TONS of Game DQs.
I'll go back to thinking that 2000 was "about 10 years ago" now.
Quote from: RichHQuote from: martyQuote from: RichHQuote from: BearLoverCould someone please remind me of what would be required for a player (in this case Angello/Vanderlaan) to receive a suspension for a penalty in the prior game?
Intent to hurt. Shoving a player on purpose head-first into the boards. Actually, most of the time in this league, if you get a 5-minute major, it's accompanied by a Game DQ, which carries a suspension. In this game, both majors weren't very malicious in intent.
I know this is easy to check stat wise but my memory tells me that there are less 5 minute majors w/ DQs than 5 minute majors w/ game misconduct in the ECAC during recent seasons.
This could very well be true. During the Saturday game, I proved my time-blindness by thinking the rule where you keep the PP after a delayed-penalty goal went into effect the last two seasons. It was 2011.
FWIW Grady also didn't seem to remember that the team keeps the power play.