St. Lawrence at Cornell 2023-02-18

[arugula]

Any comments on the Malinski and Mitchell rating, as opposed to broad commentary on the state of online journalism? I think it speaks well of Coach that he once again gets undrafted players and gets the best out of them.  Both guys, particularly Malinski, have been excellent.   I commented last season about how Malinski walks the blue line.  NHL level stuff.

[marty]

https://theathletic.com/4213022/2023/02/21/college-chl-european-hockey-free-agents/?source=dailyemail&campaign=601983

Malinski and Mitchell mentioned as possible NHL level players, Steinburg mentioned as possibly a free agent this summer

Paywall = nope.

That I pay for NYT and still have an additional paywall for sports is offensive.

Here are two models:

Cable industry: charge all subscribers a fee to cover ESPN and regional sport networks licensing costs. Some watch. A lot don't.

NYT: Basic subscription for the news/opinion. Add-on model for a well-developed sports writing site, cooking database, games, and shopping review site. All are available a la carte. If you want sports coverage, you can get it without penalizing those that don't.

Which model is more offensive?

ESPN+ when they shut down WRPI free feed and stop WHCU from broadcasting radio PBP of lacrosse and then they....

[RichH]

Any comments on the Malinski and Mitchell rating, as opposed to broad commentary on the state of online journalism? I think it speaks well of Coach that he once again gets undrafted players and gets the best out of them.  Both guys, particularly Malinski, have been excellent.   I commented last season about how Malinski walks the blue line.  NHL level stuff.

I'm surprised Malinski is listed #2 on this whole article, TBH. He's great for CU, but this is eye-opening given the other names down further on the list. Anyone know the author and his expertise? Pronman?

[George64]

Malinski and Mitchell mentioned as possible NHL level players, Steinburg mentioned as possibly a free agent this summer.

Stienburg's missed so many games this year, I wonder if he could get another year of eligibility?  I'd really like to see him play healthy for a whole campaign.
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[arugula]

Any comments on the Malinski and Mitchell rating, as opposed to broad commentary on the state of online journalism? I think it speaks well of Coach that he once again gets undrafted players and gets the best out of them.  Both guys, particularly Malinski, have been excellent.   I commented last season about how Malinski walks the blue line.  NHL level stuff.

I'm surprised Malinski is listed #2 on this whole article, TBH. He's great for CU, but this is eye-opening given the other names down further on the list. Anyone know the author and his expertise? Pronman?

Pronman is the Athletic's specialist for "amateur" levels--college, juniors, Europe.  He predicts the draft, etc.  So he should know.

[scoop85]

Any comments on the Malinski and Mitchell rating, as opposed to broad commentary on the state of online journalism? I think it speaks well of Coach that he once again gets undrafted players and gets the best out of them.  Both guys, particularly Malinski, have been excellent.   I commented last season about how Malinski walks the blue line.  NHL level stuff.

I'm surprised Malinski is listed #2 on this whole article, TBH. He's great for CU, but this is eye-opening given the other names down further on the list. Anyone know the author and his expertise? Pronman?

Pronman and Scott Wheeler are the Athletic's amateur and European hockey experts. I subscribe largely because of their depth of knowledge.

[Weder]

Any comments on the Malinski and Mitchell rating, as opposed to broad commentary on the state of online journalism? I think it speaks well of Coach that he once again gets undrafted players and gets the best out of them.  Both guys, particularly Malinski, have been excellent.   I commented last season about how Malinski walks the blue line.  NHL level stuff.

I'm surprised Malinski is listed #2 on this whole article, TBH. He's great for CU, but this is eye-opening given the other names down further on the list. Anyone know the author and his expertise? Pronman?

Pronman and Scott Wheeler are the Athletic's amateur and European hockey experts. I subscribe largely because of their depth of knowledge.

In the article, Pronman does give this caveat:

While I spent many hours on this article, I do not cover the free-agent world as extensively as I do the NHL Draft or drafted NHL prospects. Thus I cannot claim to have a complete, comprehensive scope of the free-agent world. There will be numerous players who sign that I don't have listed here, but excluding them isn't necessarily a commentary on the players; I may simply have never gotten around to watching them.

[arugula]

This reminds me of when I was in school, overlapping with Joe Nieuwendyk.  My friends and I had no clue of how good he was.  After all, the previous stars here-guys like Gary Cullen or Duanne Moeser-put up big numbers and never made a dent in the NHL.  How clueless we were in those times where college hockey had virtually zero profile.

[David Harding]

Who was the next Cornellian to make the NHL after Ken Dryden?  Or any pro league?

[nshapiro]

Who was the next Cornellian to make the NHL after Ken Dryden?  Or any pro league?

Ed Marinaro?

[abmarks]

https://theathletic.com/4213022/2023/02/21/college-chl-european-hockey-free-agents/?source=dailyemail&campaign=601983

Malinski and Mitchell mentioned as possible NHL level players, Steinburg mentioned as possibly a free agent this summer

Paywall = nope.

That I pay for NYT and still have an additional paywall for sports is offensive.

If you subscribe to nyt, that gives you a cess to the athletic as well.

[RichH]

https://theathletic.com/4213022/2023/02/21/college-chl-european-hockey-free-agents/?source=dailyemail&campaign=601983

Malinski and Mitchell mentioned as possible NHL level players, Steinburg mentioned as possibly a free agent this summer

Paywall = nope.

That I pay for NYT and still have an additional paywall for sports is offensive.

If you subscribe to nyt, that gives you a cess to the athletic as well.

There is a basic news subscription that doesn't include The Athletic, Games, Cooking, or Wirecutter.

[Trotsky]

Who was the next Cornellian to make the NHL after Ken Dryden?  Or any pro league?

Fullan, the same season.

[ACM]

Who was the next Cornellian to make the NHL after Ken Dryden?  Or any pro league?

Fullan, the same season.

Larry Fullan played 4 games for the Washington Capitals during the 1974-75 season.

Brian McCutcheon played 17 games for the Detroit Red Wings that same season.

Not sure which one got there first.

[Trotsky]

Who was the next Cornellian to make the NHL after Ken Dryden?  Or any pro league?

Fullan, the same season.

Larry Fullan played 4 games for the Washington Capitals during the 1974-75 season.

Brian McCutcheon played 17 games for the Detroit Red Wings that same season.

Not sure which one got there first.

Thanks, another thing to fix.