Alumni in the Pros 2021-2022

Kaldis's first AHL goal tied it! #Condorstown pic.twitter.com/k8jawiZDt8

— Bakersfield Condors (@Condors) October 17, 2021

nshapiro
Although not in the pros, I assume that Galajda is an alumnus, so I guess this is the best thread to ask the question, when not playing against Cornell, are people here rooting for Notre Dame?

Trotsky
No. No love for our transfers. No hate either, and I will root for them in the pros, but while we're in HS if my ex is going to the prom with somebody else then she can fuck right off.

Dafatone

Trotsky
No. No love for our transfers. No hate either, and I will root for them in the pros, but while we're in HS if my ex is going to the prom with somebody else then she can fuck right off.

Someone posted something about how the Ivy League took too long to say that players like Galadja were eligible this year, so I don't really blame him.

Notre Dame is sorta tough to root for, though.

Trotsky
I will root for Matt to win the Hobey with Notre Dame, though, for the Nelson Laugh at Cornell's ineptitude.

First shutout for the Irish earns @mgalajda35 our victory 🏈 helmet!#GoIrish pic.twitter.com/GW6pDPT6ig

— Notre Dame Hockey (@NDHockey) October 23, 2021

upprdeck
bounce back game for ND after getting beat by RIT thursday night

dbilmes
Morgan Barron back in the NHL. Hopefully, he'll get a longer look this time.

Dafatone
Does anyone know what's happened to Anthony Angello? As far as I can tell, he came close to making the Pens this year but wound up in the AHL. But he hasn't played in any games, and I can't find any reports of injuries or anything.

And I'm a pens fan who tries to stay on top of this sort of thing.

ROSTER UPDATE | Jaime Bourbonnais, Jessie Eldridge and Julia Gosling have been released from Canada's National Women's Team centralization.#OurGameIsBack

— Hockey Canada (@HockeyCanada) December 3, 2021

billhoward
Matt Moulson at 37 signs on for another year with the Hersey Bears. This from late July 2021. He is team captain. [www.hersheybears.com]

dag14
Jake MacDonald called up by the Avs.

Dafatone
Well, Angello got like four minutes of ice time, which is not a great sign.

Dafatone
Well, Angello got like four minutes of ice time, which is not a great sign.

Swampy

Dafatone
Well, Angello got like four minutes of ice time, which is not a great sign.

FWIW, Barron got scarce minutes too when he’d been called up previously. But now, thanks partly to Covid, he’s getting a regular fourth-line shift. I think I’ve even seen him on the PP or PK. Certainly the Ranger announcers are giving him lots of props. He’s proving that he can handle the Show.

If I’m not mistaken, the entire fourth line came off the taxi squad. Having played together in Hartford has been a big advantage.

nshapiro
Morgan Barron did not play today, and I don't see him listed on the Rangers roster.

scoop85
Barron is back in the lineup tonight for the Rangers against the Panthers. Q’s Chase Priskie in the lineup for Florida.

underskill
[theathletic.com]

I had heard of this new Canadian bar in NYC. Didn’t realize it was owned by Dennis Ladoceur

underskill
The Canuck. (Fittingly)

Congratulations to Chris and Cam Abbott, the general manager and head coach of Rögle BK. #CHLFinal

For those who do not recognize the names, they are twin brothers from Sarnia, Ontario who graduated from @Cornell in 2006. They won 2 #ECACHockey championships with @CornellMHockey [t.co]

— Craig Buckser (@cbuckser) March 1, 2022

French Rage
Vesce also played there for a season.

billhoward

French Rage
Vesce also played there for a season.

Ryan Vesce is the name I was trying to recall watching Cornell build its lead Saturday against Princeton late in the third. Vesce, at Princeton, fall 2003, 3 goals, 4 assists in a 7-0 Cornell victory. I kept thinking Topher Scott, who was 5-foot-6 to Vesce's 5-foot-8. Gad, Vesce is now ~40 years old. [www.uscho.com]

Trotsky
Are there any Cornell alums playing in the KHL currently?

Weder
I did a very quick search (via Elite Prospects) and it looks like Kirill Gotovets is playing for the team in Omsk.

Trotsky

Weder
I did a very quick search (via Elite Prospects) and it looks like Kirill Gotovets is playing for the team in Omsk.

I have a friend in Minsk
Who has a friend in Pinsk
Whose friend in Omsk
Has friend in Tomsk
With friend in Akmolinsk
His friend in Alexandrovsk
Has friend in Petropavlovsk
Whose friend somehow is solving now
The problem in Dnepropetrovsk

billhoward

Trotsky

Weder
I did a very quick search (via Elite Prospects) and it looks like Kirill Gotovets is playing for the team in Omsk.

I have a friend in Minsk
Who has a friend in Pinsk
Whose friend in Omsk
Has friend in Tomsk
With friend in Akmolinsk
His friend in Alexandrovsk
Has friend in Petropavlovsk
Whose friend somehow is solving now
The problem in Dnepropetrovsk

You did that without a spell-checker? We're impressed.

Tonight, Jeff Malott will become the sixth member of the @ManitobaMoose to have their @NHL debut with the #NHLJets this season! ✈️ #GoJetsGo [t.co] pic.twitter.com/nhb0Hz2Bfr

— Winnipeg Jets (@NHLJets) March 20, 2022

Trotsky
Congrats Jeff!

That gives us 7 guys either playing in NHL or on rosters so far this year IINM.

blackwidow

Trotsky
Congrats Jeff!

That gives us 7 guys either playing in NHL or on rosters so far this year IINM.

Joakim Ryan has been playing in Sweden though.

billhoward
Sunday was Matt Moulson Bobblehead Night with the Hershey Bears. Moulson played 24 games fall 2021 and has been out since the end of December with back surgery, which the team said was successful. He's 38 years old. If he can play more, good, but at some point as 40 approaches, you should think about how you'll feel at 50 and 60.

blackwidow
Jeff Malott will make his NHL debut with the Jets against the Blackhawks tonight!

Tonight, Jeff Malott will become the sixth member of the @ManitobaMoose to have their @NHL debut with the #NHLJets this season! ✈️ #GoJetsGo [t.co] pic.twitter.com/nhb0Hz2Bfr

— Winnipeg Jets (@NHLJets) March 20, 2022

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dbilmes
Malott had 8 shifts in his NHL debut, and was on the ice for 4:06. He also had 2 penalty minutes.

Forward Andrew Copp said on Thursday that, one year ago at this time, he started looking at houses and hoped that the Jets would sign him long-term. How quickly everything can change.

Winnipeg traded Copp and a 2023 sixth-round pick to the New York Rangers for prospect Morgan Barron, two conditional second-round picks and a fifth-round pick on Monday ahead of the NHL's trade deadline. Copp has 13 goals and 35 points in 56 games this season for the Jets.

The conditions of the picks: The first 2022 second-round pick will become the Rangers’ 2022 first-round pick if the Rangers advance to the Eastern Conference final and Copp plays in at least 50 percent of their playoff games. For the other second-round pick, it will either be St. Louis' 2022 second-round pick or the Rangers' second-round pick in 2023.

After the trade, Winnipeg assigned Barron to the AHL’s Manitoba Moose.

arugula
The Barron trade really depresses me. I've been a Rangers season ticket holder since the first Roosevelt administration, or so it seems, and have been waiting for a Cornell player to wear the Blue after having to watch Vesey, Blackwell, and Fox, though for obvious reasons I've grown to love Fox. Had high hopes for Morgan on Broadway, but the Rangers have a logjam of bottom six forwards and want to make a big move this season. Hopefully, for me, not a disastrous Dolan motivated move. Good luck to MB in Winnipeg, maybe playing for Dave Lowry, who should have soft spot for a Cornellian.

blackwidow

arugula
The Barron trade really depresses me. I've been a Rangers season ticket holder since the first Roosevelt administration, or so it seems, and have been waiting for a Cornell player to wear the Blue after having to watch Vesey, Blackwell, and Fox, though for obvious reasons I've grown to love Fox. Had high hopes for Morgan on Broadway, but the Rangers have a logjam of bottom six forwards and want to make a big move this season. Hopefully, for me, not a disastrous Dolan motivated move. Good luck to MB in Winnipeg, maybe playing for Dave Lowry, who should have soft spot for a Cornellian.

I was waiting for him to be traded. I think this is way better for Morgan

scoop85

blackwidow

arugula
The Barron trade really depresses me. I've been a Rangers season ticket holder since the first Roosevelt administration, or so it seems, and have been waiting for a Cornell player to wear the Blue after having to watch Vesey, Blackwell, and Fox, though for obvious reasons I've grown to love Fox. Had high hopes for Morgan on Broadway, but the Rangers have a logjam of bottom six forwards and want to make a big move this season. Hopefully, for me, not a disastrous Dolan motivated move. Good luck to MB in Winnipeg, maybe playing for Dave Lowry, who should have soft spot for a Cornellian.

I was waiting for him to be traded. I think this is way better for Morgan

As a Rangers fan I'm sorry to see him go, but Gallant didn't seem to like him and as long as he's the coach I think Morgan would've been stuck in the AHL. With Winnipeg he'll get a fresh start and should have an easier path to the NHL.

arugula
Definitely will be better for Barron. More ice, a Cornell friendly coach. To my eye, he was better than a few of the people Gallant has been playing in New York, but with such a young team, I suspect the coach wanted a bit more age in the lineup. Morgan also looked a little slow at the NHL level to me. He's definitely mastered the AHL, so it's NHL or bust now. Let go Jets!

Trotsky

arugula
Definitely will be better for Barron. More ice, a Cornell friendly coach. To my eye, he was better than a few of the people Gallant has been playing in New York, but with such a young team, I suspect the coach wanted a bit more age in the lineup. Morgan also looked a little slow at the NHL level to me. He's definitely mastered the AHL, so it's NHL or bust now. Let go Jets!

So are we all pretty sure he's going to be in the Jets' lineup, not just a yo-yo? (I mean assuming he performs ok.)

With Malott also in Lose-a-peg (schmoozing, under the covers) it's too bad Riley Nash isn't there anymore. The Red Line!*

* I wonder if any NC$$ program has ever achieved this in the NHL.

Riley Nash, traded to TB, is the same player he was the last 60 times I had to post his card. #GoBolts pic.twitter.com/fMvOhUfjvZ

— JFresh (@JFreshHockey) March 21, 2022

blackwidow

Riley Nash, traded to TB, is the same player he was the last 60 times I had to post his card. #GoBolts pic.twitter.com/fMvOhUfjvZ

— JFresh (@JFreshHockey) March 21, 2022

Riley Nash got reacquired by the Lightning off waivers and assigned to the AHL.

Signatures de joueurs par @ Lions3r - D Bradley Johnson (2B & 6HAS en 39 PJ en tant que capitaine d'équipe avec @BSUBeaversMHKY cette saison) et A Brenden Locke/@BLocke91 (6B & 12HAS en 32 PJ avec @CornellMHockey cette saison). pic.twitter.com/FKqlAJW2um

— ECHL Week (@ECHLWeek) March 22, 2022

ROSTER NEWS 📰 @goicehogs have signed Mitch Gillam to a pro-tryout agreement and have assigned Tom Aubrun to the Fuel

Presented by @LouMalnatis ➡️ [t.co] pic.twitter.com/Mll4c3vsNP

— Indy Fuel (@IndyFuel) March 24, 2022

Trotsky
The Lost Lambs:

Tristan Mullin, Cleveland (AHL), 39 GP: 6-9-14
Alex Green, Syracuse (AHL), 57: 4-16-20
Michael Regush, Miami, 24: 3-6-9
Cam Donaldson, Massachusetts, 27: 1-2-3
Joe Leahy, Vermont, 27: 2-8-10

Matt Galajda, Notre Dame, 18-7-0 1.94 .931

Scersk '97
Donaldson I can't understand. Clearly not being properly utilized.

ICYMI: Jets recalled Morgan Barron from the Moose on an emergency basis[t.co]

— Illegal Curve Hockey (@IllegalCurve) March 31, 2022

redice
Damn!! Bad timing for us. We attended the Winnipeg-Buffalo game last evening in the hope that Jeff or Morgan play. No luck. Frankly, that NHL game was a big step down from Cornell Hockey. The excitement & tempo were just not there.

On this day in 1971, Ken and Dave Dryden became the first goaltending brothers in NHL history to square off against each other in net #Hockey365 #LetsGoBuffalo #GoHabsGo pic.twitter.com/RzEeay7v12

— Mike Commito (@mikecommito) March 20, 2022

On this day in 1971, Ken and Dave Dryden became the first goaltending brothers in NHL history to square off against each other in net.

George64

On this day in 1971, Ken and Dave Dryden became the first goaltending brothers in NHL history to square off against each other in net.

Hard to believe it’s been over 50 years!
.

scoop85
Barron with a goal and primary assist tonight. Winnipeg leads MTL 2-1 late in the second. 1st multipoint game of his NHL career.