Cornell @ Brown, 11/04/23

[Dunc]

Hopefully we look a bit better tonight and can build some momentum into the Harvard weekend

[Trotsky]

Brown goalie is their backup, who came in for an injury and saved last night's win.

He was at Minnesota last year and he was the goalie who dressed as a forward when they had injury problems.  He didn't get a shift, but he did serve a bench minor.

[Trotsky]

Brown PA should be beaten.

[ugarte]

Brown's PBP crew is really funny because they know hockey, they keep pace, they're kind of entertaining to listen to especially because of how deep their New England accents are... but they are such bone-deep homers it can drive you crazy.

[dag14]

OMG it looks like the players outnumber the fans in the arena!

[Iceberg]

OMG it looks like the players outnumber the fans in the arena!

Yeah, Meehan looks empty on the broadcast

[Trotsky]

Shane just played 2 minutes without a stick and none of our guys gave him a stick.  WTF?

[Trotsky]

Walsh-Psenicka-Bancroft line just played an entire shift as if on pp.

[dag14]

I miss the eLynah chat.

[Trotsky]

Ufda, O'Leary misses a wide open net on a rebound.

[Trotsky]

I miss the eLynah chat.

Gotta be some IM tool we could use.  But I am only a caveman.

[Trotsky]

Why is there a 12-year old girl in our penalty box?

[Iceberg]

It sure looked like O'Leary was at least held or tripped before the Brown PP began

[BearLover]

Shane just played 2 minutes without a stick and none of our guys gave him a stick.  WTF?

It seemed like almost four minutes without a stick. At one point a Cornell player handed him a stick, and then the next time play was back in the Cornell end Shane didn't have a stick anymore? His original stick had been pinned against the right hand boards but it had vanished by this point. Why didn't Cornell give the puck to Shane to cover or intentionally ice it to get a stoppage of play?

[BearLover]

Brown's PBP crew is really funny because they know hockey, they keep pace, they're kind of entertaining to listen to especially because of how deep their New England accents are... but they are such bone-deep homers it can drive you crazy.

Even the homer PBP knew the "hook" by Castagna was a total phantom call.