Alumni in the Pros-January

Started by Jim Hyla, January 06, 2017, 07:25:20 AM

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Jeff Hopkins '82

Went to the Phantoms game against Providence Saturday night hoping to see 3 Cornell alums on the ice.  Little did I know that Ferlin was injured and Willcox had been assigned to Reading for one game.  Meh.

On top of that the Phantoms lost 9-1 - the Phantoms' lone goal was scored with about a minute left.  Not only did they play their safety sieve (Mark Dekanich from Colgate), but I kept looking for an "emergency sieve."  Just plain ugly.

FWIW, Bardreau was the only one on the Phantoms still hustling late in the 3rd.  It didn't help.

Phil Abramowitz

Went to the NHL All-Star Skills competition today, which was preceded by an Old-Timers/Celebrity game.  Joe Nieuwendyk played in it (since he was named one of the 100 best NHL'ers the night before), and had an assist on a goal (I think it was by Nicholas Lidstrom).  It was fantastic to see Joe skate again, although it was a big strange seeing him in a uniform modeled after the LA Kings white away jersey.
Phil Abramowitz '91

Jim Hyla

Quote from: Phil AbramowitzWent to the NHL All-Star Skills competition today, which was preceded by an Old-Timers/Celebrity game.  Joe Nieuwendyk played in it (since he was named one of the 100 best NHL'ers the night before), and had an assist on a goal (I think it was by Nicholas Lidstrom).  It was fantastic to see Joe skate again, although it was a big strange seeing him in a uniform modeled after the LA Kings white away jersey.

See my post in the Sc Johnson $150 million gift thread for Ken Dryden's thoughts.
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