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Quote from: BearLoveryou are being a bit obtuse here.

https://youtu.be/iYhYzqqs8pQ?si=_8-AoQ99ryg52aWI

Quote from: TrotskyI am glad to go with Jason and Tony, partly on merit* and partly as a reward for grinding with us forever.

They'll have to do a post game show because I don't think it's fair to ask Tony to jam in his THREE STARS with the way the show typically goes off the air.  Especially if there are four or five THREE STARS

Quote from: arugulaAnyone so long as Pierre McGuire is not involved

https://www.post-gazette.com/sports/penguins/2025/09/10/nhl-penguins-radio-pierre-mcguire/stories/202509100079

This sure is a drag.  Especially after the season he just had

https://www.prohockeyrumors.com/2025/09/avalanches-jacob-macdonald-undergoes-hip-surgery-out-5-6-months.html#ref=home

Quote from: TroyfanIs the time between when the seedings come out and the regionals are played sufficient for TV crews

For NCAA football the networks sometimes don't get to pick their Saturday matchups until the Sunday before.  If you have crews hired ahead of time to cover those on campus regionals you just send them where they need to go once the seedings are set.  They usually only need one day to set up the TV truck so that leaves many days to get to any of the remote locations in the lower fifty states.  Not sure what would happen if Alaska were to host.

Another wrinkle


https://www.prohockeyrumors.com/2025/08/ncaa-grants-eligibility-to-two-former-pros.html#ref=home

Quote from: BearLoverIn sum, Robertson is a known quantity great collegiate player.

Through ten games of his freshman year I thought he was on the way to being a great college hockey player.  Then he struggled to maintain that pace all the way up until he started to get back to that level this past postseason.  The power play was not much with him as the only defenseman on the top unit most times. He was just as inconsistent as many players in their first two years.  Now I would prefer that he had stayed at Cornell and built on his finish to last postseason but I would argue that none of Cornell's players are irreplaceable.  It's just that I've grown attached to them and don't want them to leave.

Quote from: jtwcornell91(Am I remembering that right, that in the 90s there was a phone number you could call to listen to some college hockey broadcasts?)

I believe that you could call in for the Cornell lacrosse games as well

My favorite band has a version


https://youtu.be/Y4LUHJmPRHE?si=pBgqtZD3qzQvh0Qz

Quote from: RichHMy third wish is for infinite wishes.

What about the crap about the kids?

Travis Mitchell re-signed with the Islanders

https://www.prohockeyrumors.com/2025/07/islanders-re-sign-travis-mitchell.html

From prohockeyrumors.com

Key Restricted Free Agents

D Sam Malinski – Malinski is Colorado's only RFA to play considerable NHL time this season. It was his rookie year in the league, and Colorado opted to strap Malinski to the third-pair for nearly the whole year. He handled the role well, netting 15 points and a plus-eight in 76 games despite averaging just 16 minutes of ice time. He also ranked third in blocked shots, behind top defenders Cale Makar and Samuel Girard. That's an impressive stat line for the young Malinski, and one that maintained his momentum after posting 10 points and a plus-three in 23 games last season. He'll be a must-sign option for the Avalanche, even if it's only to continue forward in a quaint role. Malinski should only come at the cost of a few years in term and a few million in salary.

Kempf played in his first AHL postseason game last night in Colorado.  He had the secondary assist on their first goal of the game.

Maybe this goes here but I just could hear "Hey Baby" playing on the organ in Montreal.  Must be getting ready for another physical one

I'm guessing the Bruins sent a bunch of guys down and he wasn't going to play in the postseason?  That's a unique path to take