Back-up goalies

[Ben Doyle 03]

I did some research on our two back-ups and here's what I was able to find regarding their playing abilities:

Todd Marr:

Northeastern University: NO RECORD
http://www.gonu.com/mhockey/archives/years/2000.shtml

Waterloo Black Hawks: 2000-2001
GP       Min      GAA     W    L    T     GA   Saves   Save %
21       1117:31  3.87     8    9    0     72     580      0.890
http://www.waterlooblackhawks.com/stats00.htm


Louis Chabot:

OCN Blizzard:  2001-2002
GP      Min            GAA     W    L    T     GA   SO    Saves   Save %
29      1627:00        2.40    25    2    0     65    3       670      0.911
http://www.ocnblizzard.com/stats/archives/0102/regularseason.htm  or
http://cornellbigred.ocsn.com/sports/m-hockey/mtt/chabot_louis00.html



I'm guessing most of us already know this information but I figured I'd post it anyway. :-)

edit: sorry about the spacing when trying to read the stats, it won't let me space thme out any more.

[French Rage]

Would Marr's game at Waterloo include the exhibition game we won 2 years ago?

[Al DeFlorio]

Cornell occasionally plays the University of Waterloo (top-notch comp sci department, by the way), not the Waterloo Black Hawks, who play in the USHL.

[cbuckser]

Louis Chabot's numbers at OCN have suggested to me that he can flourish as a backup goaltender on a team with a stifling defense.  (Chabot backed up Marc-Andre Leclerc, who posted even better numbers than Chabot.  LeClerc, if I recall correctly, is two years older than Chabot.)  Keep in mind, however, that I've never seen Chabot play, so I cannot subjectively evaluate his abilities.

Leclerc was the Blizzard's playoff goaltender last year, but he sat out a Royal Bank Cup game against the Royal Balfour Sabrecats due to a knee injury.  Chabot got the nod in net, and the Blizzard won 5-0.
http://www.ocnblizzard.com/teaminfo/history/index.htm