JakeLove

I assume you are talking about off-season teams? If so, they can be a good way to spend time with like-minded parents as a means to enjoy some hockey comraderie but are not generally focused on development. these teams are generally not going to be focused on player development, unless they are getting explicitly focused individual skill development during practice. if there is no way to practice and if there is no skill development and only games, save your money unless you are doing the team for comraderie amongst friends. for development you would be better off playing another competitive sport during the spring.

That’s goofy. The city is building a turf venue already.

The final course re-routing that is getting built is way better than the first option showed in public. So, it could have been worse.

No Littler = no good.

We heard it earlier, “Can’t drink all day if you don’t start in the morning “; so LFG

Or a Beanpot school, or a HEA school, or an ECAC school. Tough to throw shade when your own back yard looks like the dog has crapped in it all winter and your kids won’t pick up (wait, that’s my back yard)

The Hawks are still better off without Perron than they were with him. Good for him to recover and good for the Hawks to recover.

LFG Daloot! of course we want Daloot to win. NCHC > B1G

If you view it from a non-ice level competitive perspective the statement does not sound crazy. Hockey is not important or even a sport for most B1G members. That is a totally opposite vibe from the NCHC and the UND perspective. ice-level the B1G is not at the nchc level.

That’s a deep pull - well done

McKenna was no better than a -2 tonight. He does have world class vision though. good job NCHC

The current icing rule is called the “modified touch icing”. That helps visualize the rule. icing is a player race to the puck, not a race to a spot. The linesman decides which player would get to the puck first no earlier than when the closest player to the puck reaches the top of face off circles and no later than when the closest player reaches face off dots. On very rare occasions when it is close the linesman can wait an instant longer so long as safety of the player who would reach the puck first. if the icing team would reach the puck first, play continues. if the non-icing team would reach the puck first, play is terminated. icing (or not) is not decided by a player race to a slot on the ice. The spot on the ice is only used by the linesman as a trigger for when they have to decide which player would reach the puck first is not compromised.

50% legit!

All I know is this team plays better with Littler in than with Littler out. He brings an intangible that just works.

Glad I am wrong about the host! Makes the UND path to Sioux Falls easier. The NC$$ should want that attendance bonanza to happen. we are all glad the Omaha meatheads are out.