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  1. Beck 2a yesterday, 33g 77pts in 55gms Big game in Boston today. Boston University vs Boston College 7:30 pm - Hockey East Final (single-elimination game) - TD Garden, Boston, Mass. Jacob Fowler - Lane Hutson - Luke Tuch - BU and BC are meeting in the Hockey East Championship for just the third time. BU won the first two meetings: 9-4 in 1986 and 2-1 (OT) in 2006. BC swept their two-game series in late January, but BU got revenge in the first round of the Beanpot in February. Puck drops at 7:30 p.m. ET on Sat
  2. Most of games seem like are TSN on centreice, which is much more bearable, than the nationwide Sportsnet ones, but was good to hear Ray Ferraro again. His comment from ice level, on the young Habs bitching to the refs too much was interesting.
  3. David Reinbacher’s debut a success in big Laval Rocket win (habseyesontheprize.com) Poor Justin. "Laval received a tremendous boost to the lineup in the form of David Reinbacher arriving after the end of his NL season in Switzerland. His arrival pushed Mattias Norlinder out of the lineup, and Justin Barron down to the third pair next to Olivier Galipeau. Jakub Dobeš continued to be J.-F. Houle’s preferred starter, with Kasimir Kaskisuo backing him up." From write up sounds like Mailloux had tough start to game; An errant pass turned into Tarun Fizer getting around Logan Mailloux and tucking his shot under the pad of Dobeš, making it a 1-0 game. This was helped along by Mailloux removing himself for two minutes as he got into a shoving match with Cole Reinhardt around his net. Mailloux bobbled a puck at his own blue line, resulting in Wyatt Bongiovanni getting a breakaway and burying his chance to make it 2-0. Logan Mailloux Scores Huge OT Winner (2 PTs)/David Reinbacher Gets 1st in Debut - Highlights 3-22-24 (youtube.com)
  4. Used to be about $100 for rds/tva, now is $250 for centreice, what can ya do, just more $$ to help Molson pay Price.
  5. 3-2 OT win Laval Rocket @ Belleville Senators Friday, March 22, 2024 | TheAHL.com | The American Hockey League
  6. Fowler 1g 29 shots, easy win 8-1 (Leonard-3pts, Perreault-4pts, Smith-4pts) Beck 1a 2-1 in 1st period #19 Zayne Parekh (32) scores. Assists: #17 Josh Bloom, #62 Owen Beck SH Fowler's game today, some nice work. Jacob Fowler Excellent in Net - Gets 28th - Closing in on Wins Record in Historic Season 3-22-24 (youtube.com)
  7. lots prospects play on fridays https://habsprospects.com/ here are a few, the Boston boys get to play at TD Garden Oshawa Generals at Kitchener Rangers 7:00 pm Filip Mešár - Saginaw Spirit at Sarnia Sting 7:05 pm Owen Beck - University of Massachusetts vs Boston College 4:00 pm - Hockey East Semi Final (single-elimination game) - TD Garden, Boston, Mass. Jacob Fowler - University of Maine vs Boston University 7:30 pm - Hockey East Semi Final (single-elimination game) - TD Garden, Boston, Mass. Lane Hutson - Luke Tuch - St. Cloud Sta
  8. As expected Bisson with pair up with him. Reinbacher is slated to pair alongside veteran Tobie Paquette-Bisson, a wise decision to help the rookie acclimate to the professional game on the smaller ice. Praised for his skating and high hockey IQ by opponents in the NL, Reinbacher's confidence shouldn't be in question. His mobility and strong transitional play will soon be a welcomed addition to the Rocket blueline. https://awinninghabit.com/posts/david-reinbacher-set-to-make-ahl-debut-against-belleville-senators-
  9. AM guessing Reinbacher will be in pressbox for this one? Go Rhino Go!
  10. I think Hutson is a bit like Makar also, but just not same complete package. In watching his games, Hutson does struggle defending bigger stronger forwards on the rush, but no surprise and will always be a weakness. But, he seems smart with stick and we shall see how he looks in a Hab jersey pretty soon i expect.
  11. I think damn near 100% of NHL players are willing to play in NYC, same not can be said for Montreal or most other NHL cities. I think it is always the most popular stop voted on by the players anyways.
  12. Why is it, that the losing team's fans seems is the only one to ever complain about this.
  13. I assume Hughes is bit stronger defending & better skating... better shot also am guessing?
  14. Was suggested that Hughes sign Guhle-Slafkovski to long term deals this summer. I know extra little about contract/cap stuff, but maybe is a good idea?
  15. Yes, Pearson, White, Anderson seem pretty useless, unless are on team tank i suppose, but still hard to pull for those guys to do anything positive. But Habs and Canucks not comparable at this point; if had of kept Monahan and added at deadline and still sucked would of been worse obviously.
  16. Gorton eh. Patience is the key in any rebuild, but Rangers owner James Dolan didn’t have much. Just over three years after the New York rebuild started — and two days after the Rangers had been eliminated from playoff contention in the 56-game COVID-shortened season with a 26-21-6 record — Dolan fired Gorton. The Rangers had the youngest roster in the NHL at the time with eight rookies in the lineup. Stu Cowan: Jeff Gorton is pulling the strings in Canadiens' rebuild | Montreal Gazette Offseason lookahead: How Habs can keep rebuild on right track | theScore.com
  17. Oh well only down 2-0, could be worse. Killed all 3 PPs Suzuki 4/8, Evans 5/10 on faceoffs
  18. And are no highly touted "Best outside of NHL" free agent prospects this year to really fight over i assume?
  19. Kapanen 1g1a 2 shots 7/25 22:48; in 4-3 OT win; up 1-0 in 1/4 final Engstrom 1a 1 shot 12:40 in 6-2 win; up 1-0 in 1/4 final (not sure why icetime is as low as is? Resting him?)
  20. Canadiens lose another heartbreaker that shows their future is in fact bright - The Athletic Second, Guhle continues to show what he will be as an NHL shutdown defender. Yes, he was victimized by McDavid on the Oilers’ first goal, an opportunity created by a terrible Josh Anderson turnover in his own zone, but Guhle spent a team-high 12:28 on the ice with McDavid at five-on-five and while the Oilers heavily controlled the run of play in that time, ultimately that first-period goal was the only one the Canadiens gave up in that time. Author also noted McDavid & Suzuki didnt see much head to head action. Oiler coach didnt want to match up top lines. "So, the Canadiens immediately pulled Matheson and Guhle off the ice right after the faceoff but kept the Suzuki line out there. From that point on, the Canadiens knew that if they sent the Suzuki line over the boards, McDavid was not likely to be coming on the other side because Knoblauch — who noted Tuesday morning just how dangerous the Suzuki line has been for the Canadiens — wanted his shutdown forward line to face them" (Suzuki needs a scoring 2nd line, hope Dach is that 2nd line centre they need?)
  21. Another entertaining close one would be appreciated. I see... 2 goals for Newhook.
  22. Not for last couple weeks. Healthy scratch maybe in the near future?
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