Alumni in the Pros - November 2009

Started by KeithK, November 01, 2009, 05:23:07 PM

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Josh '99

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Quote from: Larry72Natural Hat Trick by Matt Moulson!!!!  11 goals on the season!!
Where was this production his senior year?
Well, he has to work a lot harder now because he's carrying mediocre linemates.  No such difficulties at Cornell.  :-D

Still throwing stones despite moving into a glass house the last few weeks? :-P

QuoteNY Rangers   23
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I never claimed the Rangers were good, and even if they aren't it still doesn't preclude me from making fun of the Islanders.  :-}
"They do all kind of just blend together into one giant dildo."
-Ben Rocky 04

munchkin

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Quote from: munchkinMoulson was one of the 3 Stars of the Day from the Puck Daddy Blog.  And with 3,000+ subscribers that's a lot of people seeing his name as the #1 star of the day.
Don't knock it.  That's like 38% of the national NHL audience, I think.  ::worry::

I wasn't knocking it.  For a hockey blog, that's a big subscriber number.

The Rancor

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Quote from: nr53There's a thread over on the hockeysfuture.com board about Lindstrom saying that Murray should be invited to play on the Swedish Olympics team. Seems like fairly good praise though I haven't read the article they reference since I don't read Swedish...

http://hfboards.com/showthread.php?t=703785

The article says that Lidstrom wants Murray on the team for his hard-nosed, physical play, which, Lidstrom stresses, is especially valuable on the smaller North American ice surface.  He says Murray is a very tough competitor, hard to play against, and he notes that Murray and Holmstrom have had some tough battles when the Sharks and Wings play.  It's an "un-Swedish" style play, the article says, mentioning Murray's crushing hit on the Russian Morozov at the '08 world championships that led to a one-game suspension.  "I would never say no" to playing in the Olympics, Murray is quoted as saying by phone from St. Louis. "It's always been a dream to play on the national team ever since I was small."

Murray's grandfather played for team Sweden, so its a huge honor for Doug.

CowbellGuy

Quote from: Josh '99I'm confused - are the Olympics going to be played on 200x85 ice this winter?

They're using GM Place. And in order to have time to get the place Olympic-ready (and undo all that afterwards), the poor Canucks are going to be on an NHL-record 14-game road trip from Jan. 30 to March 13.
"[Hugh] Jessiman turned out to be a huge specimen of something alright." --Puck Daddy

Trotsky

Quote from: Jordan 04Still throwing stones despite moving into a glass house the last few weeks?
Moulson's linemates are Tavares and Okposo.  I'm pretty sure he was kidding. B-]

Josh '99

Quote from: Trotsky
Quote from: Jordan 04Still throwing stones despite moving into a glass house the last few weeks?
Moulson's linemates are Tavares and Okposo.  I'm pretty sure he was kidding. B-]
No, he was right.  I was insulting Tavares and Okposo.
"They do all kind of just blend together into one giant dildo."
-Ben Rocky 04

Jordan 04

Point of order: They took Okposo off that line. Richard Park took his place.

ugarte

Quote from: The Rancor
Quote from: HockeyMan
Quote from: nr53There's a thread over on the hockeysfuture.com board about Lindstrom saying that Murray should be invited to play on the Swedish Olympics team. Seems like fairly good praise though I haven't read the article they reference since I don't read Swedish...

http://hfboards.com/showthread.php?t=703785

The article says that Lidstrom wants Murray on the team for his hard-nosed, physical play, which, Lidstrom stresses, is especially valuable on the smaller North American ice surface.  He says Murray is a very tough competitor, hard to play against, and he notes that Murray and Holmstrom have had some tough battles when the Sharks and Wings play.  It's an "un-Swedish" style play, the article says, mentioning Murray's crushing hit on the Russian Morozov at the '08 world championships that led to a one-game suspension.  "I would never say no" to playing in the Olympics, Murray is quoted as saying by phone from St. Louis. "It's always been a dream to play on the national team ever since I was small."

Murray's grandfather played for team Sweden, so its a huge honor for Doug.

Well, it would be if he is chosen. I mean, I'm sure Lidstrom is a voice worth listening to, so it will carry some weight, but did I miss something about Lidstrom being involved in team selection?

Josh '99

Quote from: Jordan 04Point of order: They took Okposo off that line. Richard Park took his place.
Well, way to prove my point about untalented linemates.  :-D
"They do all kind of just blend together into one giant dildo."
-Ben Rocky 04

Josh '99

Quote from: ugarte
Quote from: The Rancor
Quote from: HockeyMan
Quote from: nr53There's a thread over on the hockeysfuture.com board about Lindstrom saying that Murray should be invited to play on the Swedish Olympics team. Seems like fairly good praise though I haven't read the article they reference since I don't read Swedish...

http://hfboards.com/showthread.php?t=703785

The article says that Lidstrom wants Murray on the team for his hard-nosed, physical play, which, Lidstrom stresses, is especially valuable on the smaller North American ice surface.  He says Murray is a very tough competitor, hard to play against, and he notes that Murray and Holmstrom have had some tough battles when the Sharks and Wings play.  It's an "un-Swedish" style play, the article says, mentioning Murray's crushing hit on the Russian Morozov at the '08 world championships that led to a one-game suspension.  "I would never say no" to playing in the Olympics, Murray is quoted as saying by phone from St. Louis. "It's always been a dream to play on the national team ever since I was small."

Murray's grandfather played for team Sweden, so its a huge honor for Doug.

Well, it would be if he is chosen. I mean, I'm sure Lidstrom is a voice worth listening to, so it will carry some weight, but did I miss something about Lidstrom being involved in team selection?
It seems likely that he'll be the captain now that Mats Sundin retired, so it's not outside the realm of possibility that he might have some role in team selection.
"They do all kind of just blend together into one giant dildo."
-Ben Rocky 04

cth95

Today's main photo on the front page of the Burlington (VT) Free Press sports section was a large, color shot of Moulson celebrating one of his goals.

Trotsky

Quote from: Jordan 04Point of order: They took Okposo off that line. Richard Park took his place.
Shows you how good an Isles fan I am these days.

adamw

Quote from: Trotsky
Quote from: Jordan 04Point of order: They took Okposo off that line. Richard Park took his place.
Shows you how good an Isles fan I am these days.

I believe that's temporary, because Okposo was out a couple games with H1N1
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Jordan 04

Quote from: adamw
Quote from: Trotsky
Quote from: Jordan 04Point of order: They took Okposo off that line. Richard Park took his place.
Shows you how good an Isles fan I am these days.

I believe that's temporary, because Okposo was out a couple games with H1N1

It's been that way since he's returned.