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Sounds like Kasper will be announced shortly to UND, at least thats what twitter thinks. I'll wait around and see what Brad Schlossman Tyler Young reports.

And again....we head to the 9th inning ahead 6-0. Chris Atteberry noted that the Twins have hit and run more this year then they did all of last year.

I've enjoyed them getting away from Rocco ball. Stagnant baseball, and the only aggressiveness we saw was getting pitchers out of the game as early as possible. Watching them just peck away at teams and make some pretty good pitchers look average has been refreshing.

Completely agree. He's a lot like Jackson Blake where they aren't play in your end and ride out a 3-2 lead guys while abandoning the forecheck. I thought he was Michigan's best player in their game against Denver.

First western Nodak kid to play at UND in 20 plus years. Left Minot right at about Bantam age and went down to Phoenix. I thought he was really good with the Fargo Force in two seasons there. Initially a Miami commit before he took his talents to ASU. Of note, he was only -2 last year on a team that wasn't great with some injuries they encountered.

If true I'm surprised.

Boser to UND.....per X.

For years I was told that putting the ball in play and singling teams to death wasn't winning baseball....

Schloss with Juby headed to Omaha. He will get to play a ton of minutes there.

A guy wonders aloud without truly ever knowing the number of kids that were given their walking papers in their year end evals. I mean a kid like Engel for UND for sure due to the numbers game. I'm sure a few more of the gopher kids with the new regime coming in.

If Shelton finishes .500 with this bullpen he's the manager of the year.

The Littler one is upsetting as a big kid would've been huge as a bottom 6 grind line guy with a nose for the hard areas.

Only two kind of surprises to me are Klee and Strathman as both would of had roles and played a good amount of minutes this next season. Wonder if Engel will now take his game to a D3 as initially anticipated.

WF canceling JV team for this next season is what I'm hearing now. Don't know if they will cut going forward or keep everyone.

I think the goaltending goes back further than that too. 2004: Adam Berkhoel ends Dean Blais and Parise's stints at UND with a 1-0 shutout, and then he's the MOP of the Frozen four with another 1-0 shutout of Maine. 2005: Peter Mannino takes his turn as Frozen four MOP with a brilliant title game performance over UND. 2017: Tanner Jailletts turn to shine as Denver gets outshot by Duluth and he makes 38 saves in a 3-2 win. 2022: Magnus Chrona great in net as Denver gets outshot by Mankato yet hangs around....goes off in the 3rd. Crazy to note that they have been outshot in all their national championship games this century. Four of the six MOP of the Frozen Four have been goaltenders, and it should've been Jaillet in 2017. All credit in the world to them, but thats unheard of goaltending. Then you look at what these guys do in their post college hockey stints and they never find that lightning in a bottle again.

I can't believe Drobac hasn't signed.

Denver just inserts the next sensational NCAA tournament goaltending performance... They'd have the tripod if not for Western last year. Regional in Loveland next year, see them in DC.

They just don't lose.

Yes, I'm happy I can rag on the B1G being 0 for existence....no I'm not happy its Denver, but hey, its not Duluth.

So can we all agree that it does take some luck?

Bucky needs a bounce.

Not sure that would've hit the net.

If its a one goal game going into the third period I fear for the badgers...

Can't believe they lost 6 straight this year. They are the better team thus far.

Don't you worry, when they make the tournament next year I'll pick them to win it all thereby eliminating all chances of #4 for Sandy.