Forwarded to me by Ralph Baer:
From www.ushr.com:
Chris Gartman, a former NTDP netminder who went to Cornell for two years (and played in a total of five games) before leaving to join the Des Moines Buccaneers this season, has committed to the University of Michigan.
Gartman, a 5'10", 165 lb. native of Baldwin, NY who played for N.Y. Applecore before going to the NTDP, will enter Michigan as a junior. A 9/23/81 birthdate, he'll play next season as a 21 year old.
This year at Des Moines, Gartman played 49 regular season games, posting a 3.02 GAA (10th in league) and a .900 save percentage (tied for 14th). Last week, in Des Moines' playoff sweep at the hands of Green Bay, Gartman struggled, posting a 5.18 gaa and an .855 save percentage.
Michigan, of course, earlier recruited 6'2" '85-born goaltender Alvaro Montoya from the NTDP. Montoya is one of the prizes of the current recruiting season.
Sounds to me like more time riding the pine.
Sounds to me like his stats don't give him much better options.
Beeeej
"My name is Alvaro Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."
Sorry, couldn't help it. :-D
ROTFLMAO ::nut::
Chris, you got me too!
Just think, if we play Michigan, we would have Baby ("it's not his fault he's the biggest and the strongest") vs. Montoya ("prepare to die").