Alumni in the pros 24-25

The Ithaca Voice reviews the Cornell Big Red posting on alumni in the NHL as of the start of the new season.

Stienburg was first star and MacDonald third star in AHL Colorado's season opener Friday. Each had a goal. MacDonald followed up with another third star Saturday, scoring again.

Malott is wearing an A with AHL Kings.

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Stienburg was first star and MacDonald third star in AHL Colorado's season opener Friday. Each had a goal. MacDonald followed up with another third star Saturday, scoring again.

Malott is wearing an A with AHL Kings.

Bardreau wearing the C with Bridgeport.

As mentioned in the Siblings thread, Cam Abbott is coaching the AHL Chicago Wolves. The Cornell Clubs of Chicago and Wisconsin are getting together to attend the Wolves game against the Milwaukee Admirals the afternoon of November 10, preceded by "light lunch". [cornelluniversity.imodules.com]

Stienberg was called up today by the Avalanche.

scoop85
Stienberg was called up today by the Avalanche.

Boston at Colorado on TNT/TRU/MAX at 9:30.

Malinski was getting regular shifts with the Avs in the 2 games I saw.

Matt in a fight, atta boy

chimpfood
Matt in a fight, atta boy

And he held his own against the 6’6, 250 pound Zadorov, no less.

Stienberg interview
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The fight as Dad films
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Seger scored his first professional goal today playing for Toledo of the ECHL. He has three points in two games.

Seger called up to AHL
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jts15
Seger called up to AHL
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Glad to see this for him -best of luck

Very cool. Grand Rapids plays the Phantoms this weekend.

Malinski with the assist on the Avs first goal against Jess Campbell and the Kraken.

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Malinski with the assist on the Avs first goal against Jess Campbell and the Kraken.

Sam basically created the goal with a nice retrieval behind his net, a speedy breakout and a slick outlet pass to Kiviranta (the goal scorer):
[www.nhl.com]

Stienburg was on the ice for the goal as well.

sah67

dag14
Malinski with the assist on the Avs first goal against Jess Campbell and the Kraken.

Sam basically created the goal with a nice retrieval behind his net, a speedy breakout and a slick outlet pass to Kiviranta (the goal scorer):
[www.nhl.com]

Stienburg was on the ice for the goal as well.

Definitely a sweet pass.

Our 5 guys currently on NHL rosters (Nash, Ryan, Barron, Malinski, Stienberg) is the most since 2022 (Nash, MacDonald, Angello, Barron, Malott).

The last time we had 6 was 2015. Our record is 7, last done in 2014.

Trotsky
Our 5 guys currently on NHL rosters (Nash, Ryan, Barron, Malinski, Stienberg) is the most since 2022 (Nash, MacDonald, Angello, Barron, Malott).

The last time we had 6 was 2015. Our record is 7, last done in 2014.

How are you defining “on NHL rosters”? Nash and Angello haven’t played in the NHL this year (Nash hasn’t played at all and Angello is in the AHL). And neither shows up when I click on the roster on the Rangers/Penguins website.

BearLover

Trotsky
Our 5 guys currently on NHL rosters (Nash, Ryan, Barron, Malinski, Stienberg) is the most since 2022 (Nash, MacDonald, Angello, Barron, Malott).

The last time we had 6 was 2015. Our record is 7, last done in 2014.

How are you defining “on NHL rosters”? Nash and Angello haven’t played in the NHL this year (Nash hasn’t played at all and Angello is in the AHL). And neither shows up when I click on the roster on the Rangers/Penguins website.

Angello is in the 2022 parenthetical. I don't know if Nash was rostered but scratched for a game this year but you are right that the is currently in Hartford. Ryan is in the same boat afaik (with the Chicago Wolves).

The bigger issue is Trotsky falling down in his speling of Cornell names.

ugarte

BearLover

Trotsky
Our 5 guys currently on NHL rosters (Nash, Ryan, Barron, Malinski, Stienberg) is the most since 2022 (Nash, MacDonald, Angello, Barron, Malott).

The last time we had 6 was 2015. Our record is 7, last done in 2014.

How are you defining “on NHL rosters”? Nash and Angello haven’t played in the NHL this year (Nash hasn’t played at all and Angello is in the AHL). And neither shows up when I click on the roster on the Rangers/Penguins website.

Angello is in the 2022 parenthetical. I don't know if Nash was rostered but scratched for a game this year but you are right that the is currently in Hartford. Ryan is in the same boat afaik (with the Chicago Wolves).

The bigger issue is Trotsky falling down in his speling of Cornell names.

Sorry, I meant Ryan rather than Angello. I wouldn’t expect either to play in the NHL this season barring a deluge of injuries.

While I wait for my morning brain fog to lift so that I can think of someone myself, who would folks consider to be the most recent ECAC above average regular NHLer? A lot of the recent Cornell guys have settled into role players or are on the AHL shuttle. Some of the guys around the league that came out of college with big fanfare have also found their footing as role players (Vesey, Donato). Coronato is up and down. Who am I not thinking of yet?

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While I wait for my morning brain fog to lift so that I can think of someone myself, who would folks consider to be the most recent ECAC above average regular NHLer? A lot of the recent Cornell guys have settled into role players or are on the AHL shuttle. Some of the guys around the league that came out of college with big fanfare have also found their footing as role players (Vesey, Donato). Coronato is up and down. Who am I not thinking of yet?

Fox? Marino? Drury?

BearLover

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While I wait for my morning brain fog to lift so that I can think of someone myself, who would folks consider to be the most recent ECAC above average regular NHLer? A lot of the recent Cornell guys have settled into role players or are on the AHL shuttle. Some of the guys around the league that came out of college with big fanfare have also found their footing as role players (Vesey, Donato). Coronato is up and down. Who am I not thinking of yet?

Fox? Marino? Drury?

Considering Fox won the Norris a few years ago, he’s the easy answer

scoop85

BearLover

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While I wait for my morning brain fog to lift so that I can think of someone myself, who would folks consider to be the most recent ECAC above average regular NHLer? A lot of the recent Cornell guys have settled into role players or are on the AHL shuttle. Some of the guys around the league that came out of college with big fanfare have also found their footing as role players (Vesey, Donato). Coronato is up and down. Who am I not thinking of yet?

Fox? Marino? Drury?

Considering Fox won the Norris a few years ago, he’s the easy answer

Ah, but the prompt was “most recent above average ECAC NHLer.” Fox is the best, but maybe not the most recent.

BearLover

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While I wait for my morning brain fog to lift so that I can think of someone myself, who would folks consider to be the most recent ECAC above average regular NHLer? A lot of the recent Cornell guys have settled into role players or are on the AHL shuttle. Some of the guys around the league that came out of college with big fanfare have also found their footing as role players (Vesey, Donato). Coronato is up and down. Who am I not thinking of yet?

Fox? Marino? Drury?

"Marino"? I have no idea who this is, am I losing it?

Trotsky

BearLover

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While I wait for my morning brain fog to lift so that I can think of someone myself, who would folks consider to be the most recent ECAC above average regular NHLer? A lot of the recent Cornell guys have settled into role players or are on the AHL shuttle. Some of the guys around the league that came out of college with big fanfare have also found their footing as role players (Vesey, Donato). Coronato is up and down. Who am I not thinking of yet?

Fox? Marino? Drury?

"Marino"? I have no idea who this is, am I losing it?

[en.m.wikipedia.org]

BearLover

Trotsky

BearLover

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While I wait for my morning brain fog to lift so that I can think of someone myself, who would folks consider to be the most recent ECAC above average regular NHLer? A lot of the recent Cornell guys have settled into role players or are on the AHL shuttle. Some of the guys around the league that came out of college with big fanfare have also found their footing as role players (Vesey, Donato). Coronato is up and down. Who am I not thinking of yet?

Fox? Marino? Drury?

"Marino"? I have no idea who this is, am I losing it?

[en.m.wikipedia.org]

Jesus, I have no memory of him.

I knew I was a bonehead. Fox is the perfect example. I like to pretend he didn't play at Harvard.

Marino was a solid D and touted along with Fox as guys that could transform Harvard's team (which they did). Fox has always been the better defenseman but Marino was no slouch

Iceberg
Marino was a solid D and touted along with Fox as guys that could transform Harvard's team (which they did). Fox has always been the better defenseman but Marino was no slouch

I think the reason Trotsky doesn’t remember Marino, other than the hard drugs, is that Marino was at best the third best offensive defenseman on those teams behind Fox and Walsh (and maybe others I’m forgetting). As a result, Marino didn’t get much PP time and didn’t put up big numbers. Those Harvard teams were so loaded.

Devon Toews

Seger scored his first AHL goal Friday. A game winner

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Seger scored his first AHL goal Friday. A game winner

he's going to prove himself very quickly imo. i don't know if that means the NHL this year or next but he's going to get the call eventually. unless he's older than i remember (and i don't think of him as young).

Stienburg had an eventful night against Tampa. Two huge hits. The second one drew a charging major.

Do I remember correctly that he was not that aggressive at Cornell?

Just saw the hit. Bad hit, he jumped and lots of head contact

arugula
Do I remember correctly that he was not that aggressive at Cornell?

He was made of glass at Cornell.

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Stienburg had an eventful night against Tampa. Two huge hits. The second one drew a charging major.

He got a lot of love on NHL Now (on NHL Network) tonight for his hits, too.

Trotsky

arugula
Do I remember correctly that he was not that aggressive at Cornell?

He was made of glass at Cornell.

He was made of glass because one freak accident resulted in him injuring his spleen?

BearLover

Trotsky

arugula
Do I remember correctly that he was not that aggressive at Cornell?

He was made of glass at Cornell.

He was made of glass because one freak accident resulted in him injuring his spleen?

Agreed

BearLover

Trotsky

arugula
Do I remember correctly that he was not that aggressive at Cornell?

He was made of glass at Cornell.

He was made of glass because one freak accident resulted in him injuring his spleen?

I thought he was repeatedly injured. The Times regrets the error.

I do believe that he broke his leg when he returned to juniors during the canceled season. Had a run of bad luck

Two game suspension

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I do believe that he broke his leg when he returned to juniors during the canceled season. Had a run of bad luck

This is correct, he did

CBC recently did an extended interview with former Cornell forward Jessica Campbell. She's the first woman to serve as a bench coach in an NHL game.

I hadn't seen it yet, but here's the first monster (clean) hit Stienburg landed in the game against Tampa, before the one later on that got him suspended:
[www.youtube.com]

arugula
Do I remember correctly that he was not that aggressive at Cornell?

Announcers mentioned in the clip sah67 posted, above, that he only got 3 minutes of ice time the night before. And correctly pointed out that if you're trying to cement a 4th line spot, being an aggro wrecking ball willing to do the dirty work and or drop the mitts is what you have to do to stay up.

Then you hope some guys get kicked and you get a few 3rd line shifts where it'd be possible to show some skill.

Welcome to the show.

I enjoyed the first game of the USA-Canada Rivalry series in women's hockey that is kicking off the PWHL season. I was generally impressed with the skill, speed and physicality. I think they are allowing a lot more contact these days in the women's game. The game was held in San Jose at the arena where the AHL Baracuda play (Sharks affiliate).

There were Cornell alums on both sides (Brianne Jenner, Jaime Bourbonnais, Rory Guilday) I wore my Cornell jersey/sweater and yelled out "Red!" during the anthem. A few people in the stands near me noticed and commented.

The USA seemed to have a bit more jump and better goaltending as they got out to a 6-0 lead and won 7-2.

If there were a team near me in the SF Bay Area, I would go to some games. I will also watch the next few games of the rivalry series (NHL network) as I think Canada was not happy about the blow out. Lots of tussling towards the end of the game.

Roy 82
I enjoyed the first game of the USA-Canada Rivalry series in women's hockey that is kicking off the PWHL season. I was generally impressed with the skill, speed and physicality. I think they are allowing a lot more contact these days in the women's game. The game was held in San Jose at the arena where the AHL Baracuda play (Sharks affiliate).

There were Cornell alums on both sides (Brianne Jenner, Jaime Bourbonnais, Rory Guilday) I wore my Cornell jersey/sweater and yelled out "Red!" during the anthem. A few people in the stands near me noticed and commented.

The USA seemed to have a bit more jump and better goaltending as they got out to a 6-0 lead and won 7-2.

If there were a team near me in the SF Bay Area, I would go to some games. I will also watch the next few games of the rivalry series (NHL network) as I think Canada was not happy about the blow out. Lots of tussling towards the end of the game.

Great that you got to go! Guilday is a current student.

Seger goals from yesterday.

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Malinski with his first goal of the season tonight. And then immediately took a penalty.

LGR14
Malinski with his first goal of the season tonight. And then immediately took a penalty.

Way to go to the net.

Jack Malone with his first professional goal Saturday night. Nice going Jack!

Tough night for Andreev…

Oh, Max...

Trotsky
Oh, Max...

on the other hand, he's going to be allowed to keep crimea

ugarte

Trotsky
Oh, Max...

on the other hand, he's going to be allowed to keep crimea

Too soon.

Roy 82

ugarte

Trotsky
Oh, Max...

on the other hand, he's going to be allowed to keep crimea

Too soon.

Or too early.

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While I wait for my morning brain fog to lift so that I can think of someone myself, who would folks consider to be the most recent ECAC above average regular NHLer? A lot of the recent Cornell guys have settled into role players or are on the AHL shuttle. Some of the guys around the league that came out of college with big fanfare have also found their footing as role players (Vesey, Donato). Coronato is up and down. Who am I not thinking of yet?

Laferriere is now the most recent. 9-6-15 in 17 games for LA this season.

Travis Mitchell has been called up to the Islanders from Bridgeport.

BearLover
Laferriere is now the most recent. 9-6-15 in 17 games for LA this season.

Once I actually thought about it I remembered that Killorn would qualify as being more than a role player but the exercise continues to only yield Harvard guys so it’s not very enjoyable.

Saturday Morgan Barron played in his 200th career NHL game.

Barron scored 2 empty net, shorthanded goals—which were his 1st 2 of the season—-as Winnipeg beat Florida 6-3.

scoop85
Barron scored 2 empty net, shorthanded goals—which were his 1st 2 of the season—-as Winnipeg beat Florida 6-3.

The first one was actually pretty sweet (as ENGs go)...a sneaky bank shot off the boards from his own zone:
[www.espn.com]

Murray is participating in a Sharks Legends (stop laughing assholes) game in honor of Thornton's jersey retirement tomorrow.

The Big Red NHL tour rolls through Buffalo this week. Malinski on Tuesday and Barron on Thursday.

Morgan Barron got back in the scoring column last night with his first goal of the season with a goalie in the net.

Saturday night Angello, Bardreau, Malott and Seger all scored in their AHL games and Berard scored in his ECHL game.

Seger's goal
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We went to Syracuse yesterday to see Jack Malone play for Utica. He got a bunch of defensive zone faceoff assignments and was on the second power play unit on their only power play. He stopped out to see us after the game and is very happy to be playing for his hometown organization.

Jack Malone had a natural hat trick for Utica in the AHL last night. He had the feat accomplished 7:33 into the game.

Morgan Barron scored his fifth goal of the season last night. Malinski got a minus on the play.

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Morgan Barron scored his fifth goal of the season last night. Malinski got a minus on the play.

But at least Malinski was marking his man, who wasn’t Barron

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Jack Malone had a natural hat trick for Utica in the AHL last night. He had the feat accomplished 7:33 into the game.

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Seger assist

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Barron managed to injure himself somehow while delivering this crazy hit the other night, and he’s now out of action “week to week” with an upper body injury:

[youtube.com]

What's going on with Riley Nash and the Rangers? I am guessing he's injured?

The Rancor
What's going on with Riley Nash and the Rangers? I am guessing he's injured?

Says he missed all of the Rangers' training camp with a lower body injury and nothing else beyond that. Two way contract. I think it's a case of LTIRetirement at this point, especially given that he'd actively lose money if cleared to play and inevitably sent to Hartford.

Malinski has been quiet in recent weeks, but last night he set up a Martin Necas breakaway goal with a gorgeous 2-zone bank pass from behind his own goal line:
[www.nhl.com]

Unfortunately Sam also “scored” a beauty of a goal that ended up being called back after a review for offsides.

sah67
Malinski has been quiet in recent weeks, but last night he set up a Martin Necas breakaway goal with a gorgeous 2-zone bank pass from behind his own goal line:
[www.nhl.com]

Unfortunately Sam also “scored” a beauty of a goal that ended up being called back after a review for offsides.

He has also has 8 blocked shots in the last 2 games.

Love it. Thanks for sharing. I remember seeing that same precise "pool" type pass off the boards when he played for Cornell. Such a smart player, glad he's doing so well. And blocking 8 shots in 2 games is amazing.

I hadn’t realized Jacob MacDonald re-signed with Colorado last summer, but he’s apparently the leading goal scorer on their AHL team right now, with 20G and 14A in 41 GP.

Article about Jessica Campbell's background (quick Cornell mention) and coaching experience so far in her first NHL season:
[www.seattletimes.com]

sah67
I hadn’t realized Jacob MacDonald re-signed with Colorado last summer, but he’s apparently the leading goal scorer on their AHL team right now, with 20G and 14A in 41 GP.

He had a hat trick on Tuesday.

Chris H82
Article about Jessica Campbell's background (quick Cornell mention) and coaching experience so far in her first NHL season:
[www.seattletimes.com]

I liked reading this a lot. Thanks for sharing.

He's going to get a reputation

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He's going to get a reputation

I don’t recall Max gooning it up much when he was here, but he’s apparently second on his team in both scoring and PIMs!

The verdict is in

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The verdict is in

Video here: [www.instagram.com]

sah67

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The verdict is in

Video here: [www.instagram.com]

You can't do that bud... (that video is. really funny though, the intro especially)

Jill Saulnier is now half the answer to the trivia question: who was involved in the first PWHL fight?

[www.si.com]

Incidentally, I saw Brianne Jenner play in Ottawa last week. Fantastic atmosphere as Jenner scored in Ottawa's league goal scoring record 8-3 win over Minnesota. I hope the league can find sustained success.

Chris '03
Jill Saulnier is now half the answer to the trivia question: who was involved in the first PWHL fight?

[www.si.com]

Incidentally, I saw Brianne Jenner play in Ottawa last week. Fantastic atmosphere as Jenner scored in Ottawa's league goal scoring record 8-3 win over Minnesota. I hope the league can find sustained success.

Feels very on-brand that Saulnier was involved in the first fight (and also that she liked this video of it): [www.instagram.com]

Weder

Chris '03
Jill Saulnier is now half the answer to the trivia question: who was involved in the first PWHL fight?

[www.si.com]

Incidentally, I saw Brianne Jenner play in Ottawa last week. Fantastic atmosphere as Jenner scored in Ottawa's league goal scoring record 8-3 win over Minnesota. I hope the league can find sustained success.

Feels very on-brand that Saulnier was involved in the first fight (and also that she liked this video of it): [www.instagram.com]

And that she was giving tips in the box: [www.tiktok.com]

Malinski blasted home Colorado’s only goal in a 2-1 loss to Nashville tonight:
[www.nhl.com]

Angello was traded to Tampa. He’ll be playing in Syracuse!

Andreev hat trick last night. He’s back over a point per game.

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Angello was traded to Tampa. He’ll be playing in Syracuse!

Close to home!

I missed that Ben Berard had been called back up to AHL Abbotsford (also sort of close to home). He had scored in his first game with them early in the season and then he scored again in his first game this time around.

Not really ALUMNI but Kempf's rights were just traded to the Avs