Bâby Approaches Milestone

[Greg Berge]

Stephen has 95 career points.

[bigred apple]

I'm not at all happy about this posting, considering what your countdown did to Nieuwendyk.

[Mo Kelly]

Don't worry, Baby is a train that can't be stopped.  Next stop 100 points.  Final destination - NCAA championship and Hobey Baker.

Mo

[Ogletorp]

No worries, Baby has this one in the bag.  Like I have said in earlier posts, this kid is going to turn it on in the 2nd half of the season.  I wouldn't be surprised if he breaks it this weekend.  Mark my words, he is going out of his senior season with a bang.  No way he is letting up now.

[Adam \'01]

Mo, you wouldn't happen to know Davey Francis' momma, would you?

[Mo Kelly]

Sorry I do not know Davy Francis momma.  The only thing I know is that Baby is a lock for the Hobey.  Mark me words!  

Mo

[Adam \'01]

Well then either you're a very confident fan or an awesome computer hacker (Hobey voting online).  At a school like Cornell one can never be quite sure which one...

[Mo Kelly]

A little bit o both.  

Mo

[Jim Hyla]

[Q]No worries, Bâby has this one in the bag. [/Q] What kind of talk is this?

[Ogletorp]

well Jim, it means exactly what it says.  I guess I would need to speak in old folk terms for you.
 
"Nothing to worry about, he will definitely get to the milestone"

Best,
Ogie

[ugarte]

In another thread, Al wrote:
[q]No 500th goal tonight, but 30 stitches for Joe after being hit by a puck on his right ear.[/q]

Be afraid, Baby.  Be very afraid.

[Mo Kelly]

If you check Baby's history this guy is more of a workhorse than Cal Ripken.  He rarely misses a game except when he's been unjustifiably suspended.  This includes his career in the far more physical USHL.  He's played with stitches, broken legs, broken arms, brain damage - you name it.  Nothing is gonna get in his way....not even a TB#2 Burrito.

Mo

[Adam \'01]

On February 12th, 2000 Baby was derailed by the infamous "North Country Pizza Incident."

[jeh25]

Mo Kelly' wrote:

He's played with stitches, broken legs, broken arms, brain damage - you name it.

WTF!?!

[Ogletorp]

That's classic Mo!  No one said Baby was the smartest fish in the bowl but he sure does have leadership, a very physical attitude, great determination, and one of the best hockey senses on the team.  Contrary to popular opinion, hockey players actually can read.