I realize he was dismissed for leaving and deciding to come back, but Davenport signs to play in Sweden. SK
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Hockey / Re: Who's staying, who's going?
March 26, 2008, 02:00:54 AM
[quote Beeeej][quote puckstopper2][quote Robb]Jeez. Don't scare me like that. I come to the eLF, and there are 17 new posts in a thread about players leaving... What am I supposed to think?
::thud::[/quote]
I assumed it would be 15 post about how the webcast wasn't working.::rolleyes::[/quote]
I thought it was going to be about The Clash.[/quote]
lol. Let's throw in some basketball scores and more bs about the school bands.
Since I have insight into the team and coaching which I won't go into. Don't even bother to PM me cuz I won't tell you. I think many will be surprised on who leaves for the upcoming season. With the way this team is coached I'm surprised anyone sticks around. The Keenan approach of not communicating with your players doesn't work in this era.
::thud::[/quote]
I assumed it would be 15 post about how the webcast wasn't working.::rolleyes::[/quote]
I thought it was going to be about The Clash.[/quote]
lol. Let's throw in some basketball scores and more bs about the school bands.
Since I have insight into the team and coaching which I won't go into. Don't even bother to PM me cuz I won't tell you. I think many will be surprised on who leaves for the upcoming season. With the way this team is coached I'm surprised anyone sticks around. The Keenan approach of not communicating with your players doesn't work in this era.
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Hockey / Re: Cornell 7 RPI 1 (postgame)
February 17, 2008, 01:59:43 AM
It's nice to see a win, but I can't get too excited over beating RPI, the worst team in the ECAC.
Next week's games will define what happens in the post season.
Next week's games will define what happens in the post season.
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Hockey / Re: Alumni in the Pros - October 2007
October 23, 2007, 02:15:48 AM
[quote pfibiger][quote cbuckser]The Iowa Stars, who had two goalies get hurt on Wednesday night, have signed David McKee to a professional tryout contract.
http://www.iowastarshockey.com/news/index.html?article_id=1146
Incidentally, Dale Purinton, who injured Philippe Sauve in a fight, was the player who hit Krzysztof Wieckowski into the boards from behind during the NHL lockout. Purinton injured Krzysztof's head and neck on that hit from behind, and Krzysztof never played another game.[/quote]
Woah, that is a great headline:
TWO STARS INJURED IN ATTACK BY MONSTER
Iowa Stars, Lake Erie Monsters, but it reads a lot better without the locations of the teams.[/quote]
Could be a possible LeNeveu/McKee matchup as Iowa plays San Antonio Oct 23 in Iowa.
http://www.iowastarshockey.com/news/index.html?article_id=1146
Incidentally, Dale Purinton, who injured Philippe Sauve in a fight, was the player who hit Krzysztof Wieckowski into the boards from behind during the NHL lockout. Purinton injured Krzysztof's head and neck on that hit from behind, and Krzysztof never played another game.[/quote]
Woah, that is a great headline:
TWO STARS INJURED IN ATTACK BY MONSTER
Iowa Stars, Lake Erie Monsters, but it reads a lot better without the locations of the teams.[/quote]
Could be a possible LeNeveu/McKee matchup as Iowa plays San Antonio Oct 23 in Iowa.
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I'll start my first post with a bang and shocker for many on this board.
It is time that everyone must realize McKee was the product of a defensive orientated system at its height. I do not doubt his athletic ability, but when it comes to the "art" of goaltending, position is everything. You will not find many "reactionary" goaltenders who have a long career in the NHL. It speaks volumes when you are playing down in the E and they are still wanting you to work on your mechanics and form. http://www.hockeysfuture.com/articles/9380/mckee_working_on_new_style_in_augusta/
You just don't see goalies working on the very fundamentals of the position after college.
As for a logjam in Montreal, there are several goaltenders with far more talent in front of McKee for him to ever find himself standing between the pipes where once the great Patrick Roy stood.
It is time that everyone must realize McKee was the product of a defensive orientated system at its height. I do not doubt his athletic ability, but when it comes to the "art" of goaltending, position is everything. You will not find many "reactionary" goaltenders who have a long career in the NHL. It speaks volumes when you are playing down in the E and they are still wanting you to work on your mechanics and form. http://www.hockeysfuture.com/articles/9380/mckee_working_on_new_style_in_augusta/
You just don't see goalies working on the very fundamentals of the position after college.
As for a logjam in Montreal, there are several goaltenders with far more talent in front of McKee for him to ever find himself standing between the pipes where once the great Patrick Roy stood.
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