Alumni in the Pros - October 2007

[Josh '99]

[quote ACM][quote pfibiger]ok, i can't promise i'll update this much, but here it is. if i'm missing anyone, let me know, i think it's reasonably complete:
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Jean-Marc Pelletier
Also: www.pelts35.com[/quote]Considering that the folks who run that site have, by my count, 40 (!) of JMP's game-issued jerseys, I find it odd that none of them are from Cornell.

[The Rancor]

Awesome job. Thanks, Pfibiger!

[quote pfibiger]ok, i can't promise i'll update this much, but here it is. if i'm missing anyone, let me know, i think it's reasonably complete:

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[The Rancor]

what is with those JMP stalkers?

[Rita]

[quote The Rancor]what is with those JMP stalkers?[/quote]

From my brief reading, it sounds like they are very sentimental people.

http://www.pelts35.com/phantoms%20collection.html

"We initially saw Jean-Marc play when he was a member of the Philadelphia Phantoms (in a nutshell, Pelts was in net on the night of our first date, starting this madness, I mean collection). The jerseys on this page were worn by former Philadelphia Phantoms. Click on the player name for pictures and descriptions of the jerseys."

I'm not sure this "obsession" can be explained by falling madly in love at a hockey game on your first date. But then again, I'm not qualified to offer an opinion on that.

[Trotsky]

[quote Rita]From my brief reading, it sounds like they are very sentimental people.

http://www.pelts35.com/phantoms%20collection.html[/quote]

"Guns N Hoses"?  ::looking::

Edit: Oh, police and firemen.  I get it.

[Josh '99]

[quote Trotsky][quote Rita]From my brief reading, it sounds like they are very sentimental people.

http://www.pelts35.com/phantoms%20collection.html[/quote]

"Guns N Hoses"?  ::looking::

Edit: Oh, police and firemen.  I get it.[/quote]"Guns 'N Hosers" would be a good name for a Canadian GnR cover band.

[cbuckser]

In anticipation of his 1000th NHL game, Mike Sillinger rated his toughest face-off opponents.  They are/were:
1. Joe Nieuwendyk
2. Ron Francis
3. Rod Brind'Amour

http://islanders.nhl.com/team/app/?service=page&page=NewsPage&articleid=341774

Edit:  I fixed the typo that Josh pointed out.

[Josh '99]

[quote cbuckser]In anticipation of his 100th NHL game, Mike Sillinger rated his toughest face-off opponents.  They are/were:
1. Joe Nieuwendyk
2. Ron Francis
3. Rod Brind'Amour

http://islanders.nhl.com/team/app/?service=page&page=NewsPage&articleid=341774[/quote]I think that should say 1000th.  :-P

[David Harding]

[quote pfibiger]OK, I can't promise I'll update this much, but here it is. If I'm missing anyone, let me know, I think it's reasonably complete:

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Thank you!  Any chance we can get you copy this over to start the November thread?

[ACM]

There's one here. See if you can find it.

[reilly83]

There's one here. See if you can find it.

Director, Business Operations...Jim Edmands played in goal.  But when?  I'm guessing sometime around 1984-1987 with Dadswell and D'Alessio?

[Beeeej]

[quote reilly83]

There's one here. See if you can find it.

Director, Business Operations...Jim Edmands played in goal.  But when?  I'm guessing sometime around 1984-1987 with Dadswell and D'Alessio?[/quote]

Just the 1984 season, I think... (and D'Alessio didn't start until the 1988 season).

[David Harding]

From this year's media guide http://www.cornellbigred.com/Pdfs/mhockey/2007/10/24/Records_55-84.pdf

Number 1
Jim Edmands (1983-84 – 1986-87)

In the team photo of the 1986 ECACHL [sic] Champions

Winner of the Sam Woodside Award for career improvement in 1987

Picked by the Winnipeg Jets in round 12, #238, in 1984

[Beeeej]

How about that!  Thanks.