Red White game

[Ben Rocky '04]

(wishing that he could have been there)  

What did people think of Davenport?

[Jacob '06]

I was pretty unimpressed, he seemed to be a little slow going side to side on a couple plays, and  a little unsure on his feet. Some of this could've been because they've only been on the ice for 1 day. I'm sure he'll get some time on friday and we'll get a better idea.

[The Rancor]

hard to tell, as none of the goalies were seriously tested. biggest pads of any goalie i've seen in a while. made some nice saves in the shoot out as did Chabot... who is the real #2  is the question. the CHA newsletter quoted the Coach as saying that Troy and David would be battling for starting duties, but somehow I doubt that.

[calgARI '07]

There is no question in my mind that Chabot is #3.  I expect Davenport to push McKee and perhaps even split time with him.

[billhoward]

[Q]jtwcornell91 Wrote:

 Isn't it kinda dangerous to end a Cornell intrasquad game with a shootout?  I mean, with our track record on penalty shots, they could have been there all night.  

BTW, did we ever work out when was the last time we scored on a penalty shot in a game?  It's got to be 15+ years ago...[/q]\\


Good thought.

Good question - what is the answer? And how many penalty shots has Cornell taken and missed since the last time we scored one?

[jtwcornell91]

[Q]billhoward Wrote:
Good question - what is the answer? And how many penalty shots has Cornell taken and missed since the last time we scored one?
[/q]
Lemon, Moynihan, and Cook are the three that come to mind.

[calgARI '07]

I was only 5 years old when Lemon missed his, but I remember it very closely.  I cried for days after he missed that.  It was his birthday.  Rough times at the Garden.

[Larry72]

Yes Ari did!!  He was sitting on my lap!!!  Strange to think about it now.

Larry '72

[Will]

[Q]Larry72 Wrote:

 Yes Ari did!!  He was sitting on my lap!!!  Strange to think about it now.

Larry '72[/q]

I think it'd be stranger if you were the one crying on his lap, Larry. :-P

[Give My Regards]

Last successful Cornell penalty shot -- I think we have to go back to Joe Nieuwendyk's last weekend at Lynah in '87, don't we?