lles is not the answer

[MotherPucker]

Just ask Siri or Douglas Adams what the Answer to the ultimate question of Life, the Universe, and Everything is...  Although it's hard to ask the latter since he is taking a dirt nap.  But all you Iphone addicts can get a chuckle asking Siri.

[Trotsky]

What do you get when you multiply six by nine?

[ftyuv]

What do you get when you multiply six by nine?

Woah, I have to admit I wasn't expecting the answer to be "a tattoo."

[Al DeFlorio]

Kid worked hard to earn tonight's shut out.

[ugarte]

AHEM

[BMac]

The Answer with three straight shutouts!

[css228]

Apparently Iles current shutout streak of 202:28 is 3rd all time at Cornell. This thread makes us look like idiots. Glad he's disproving us with his play.

[Robb]

Andy Iles = AI = The Answer = AI = Allen Iverson

Coincidence?

Wonder how many tattoos Andy has...

[css228]

Andy Iles = AI = The Answer = AI = Allen Iverson

Coincidence?

Wonder how many tattoos Andy has...

If Iles starts holding his hand to his ear and screaming to the Lynah crowd then I'll totally buy into that comparison.

[ugarte]

Practice? I have three straight shutouts and we talkin' about practice?

[Give My Regards]

Here's what else three straight shutouts will do for you.

Andy's numbers after the Dartmouth game:  3.23 GAA, 0.870 SV%.

Andy's numbers after Niagara:  2.01 GAA, 0.918 SV%.

[Trotsky]

Invitation to someone with Photoshop skills:

[Tom Lento]

Here's what else three straight shutouts will do for you.

Andy's numbers after the Dartmouth game:  3.23 GAA, 0.870 SV%.

Andy's numbers after Niagara:  2.01 GAA, 0.918 SV%.

It's the system.

[css228]

Here's what else three straight shutouts will do for you.

Andy's numbers after the Dartmouth game:  3.23 GAA, 0.870 SV%.

Andy's numbers after Niagara:  2.01 GAA, 0.918 SV%.

It's the system.

So let me get this straight? When Iles had a .750 save percentage and was struggling, he's nothe answer and the systems not to blame but when he has 200+ shutout minutes in a row the system is responsible for that and Andy is benefitting from the system? Just want to make sure I'm following that logic correctly (I do understand there may be an element of sarcasm in your response, but this is for the people who actually do believe its the system). The only real options here to explain what's going on is that either Andy was always a capable goaltender being made to look bad by sloppy defensive play, which has now improved and allowed him to flourish (I.e. the system explanation), or that Iles' play has significantly improved over the past few weekends and he's playing like one of the top goalies in the country at the moment. I believe its a bit of both but since I've never seen a system that stops multiple 1v1 breakaways you have to give Andy credit.

[dag14]

Here's what else three straight shutouts will do for you.

Andy's numbers after the Dartmouth game:  3.23 GAA, 0.870 SV%.

Andy's numbers after Niagara:  2.01 GAA, 0.918 SV%.

It's the system.

So let me get this straight? When Iles had a .750 save percentage and was struggling, he's nothe answer and the systems not to blame but when he has 200+ shutout minutes in a row the system is responsible for that and Andy is benefitting from the system? Just want to make sure I'm following that logic correctly (I do understand there may be an element of sarcasm in your response, but this is for the people who actually do believe its the system). The only real options here to explain what's going on is that either Andy was always a capable goaltender being made to look bad by sloppy defensive play, which has now improved and allowed him to flourish (I.e. the system explanation), or that Iles' play has significantly improved over the past few weekends and he's playing like one of the top goalies in the country at the moment. I believe its a bit of both but since I've never seen a system that stops multiple 1v1 breakaways you have to give Andy credit.

You think there is an element of sarcasm in the response?  How about 100% sarcasm and nothing but.