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Mac Swanson

As always thanks for doing this siouxforeverbaby. gees I first won one of these in 2012-2013. I’m old😳😳

Thanks Blackheart. I was starting to think it would end up in a defenseman battle. At least one of these games both of our guys scored to win a game so we got that going for us🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️

I just counted and I have 10 players(besides goalies) that I could pick tonight. Odds are not good I get one right but: I pick Ben Strinden.

Kind of crazy that neither of us can pick a guy that scores. Pretty soon we’ll have picked the whole team. So I’m going off the board tonight and picking Caleb MacDonald.

Owen McLaughlin

Louis Jamernik V

Mac Swanson

Ben Strinden

Jackson Kunz

Dylan James

Jayden Perron

I am too. We needed both of those goals badly!!!

Cameron Berg

Sacha Boivert

Here is the article even though I have no idea how legit Canucks Daily is. OHL Player Offered North of $1 Million To Play For Boston College

Well, this is the latest from early Dec: regarding NIL money and BC: Two questions: With NIL money does it matter if your school is a private or public college? wondering if state schools like UND have a disadvantage versus a private school like BC. Second question: Can a big donor specify where the money goes? PS. If this is true, I guess we'll need another Ralph to compete. Michael Misa, a 17 year old Canadian hockey phenom, is making waves in the sports world with news of a lucrative NIL package being offered to him to play for Boston College next season. The $1.4 million deal is testament to his exceptional talent and potential as a top prospect in the 2025 NHL draft.

Carter Wilkie

Dylan James

Jackson Kunz

Way to go Dirtpile!

What they showed in millions for the top 15 were: 1: Providence: 7 2. BU: 7 3: Penn State: 6.5 4. BC: 6.2 5. Northeastern: 6 6. Quinnipiac: 6 7: Minnesota: 5.8 8. Notre Dame: 5.6 9: Omaha: 5.6 10: Clarkson: 5.5 11: North Dakota: 5.5 12: Colgate: 5.5 13: Duluth: 5.3 14: Michigan State: 5.1 15: Arizona State: 5 I was very surprised that Omaha was ahead of us in revenue. How the heck is that happening?

I looked up total hockey revenue by college and Quinnipiac takes in $6 million a year and North Dakota makes $5.5 million. Quinnipiac is ranked 6th in total revenue and UND is ranked 11th. So, Quinnipiac devotes a lot of resources to their hockey program because it makes money. One surprise is Providence is Number 1 bringing in $7 million a year.

Carter Wilkie

In a series like this Berry should have started Hobie on Saturday especially at home. TJ was fine on Friday but who wouldn't be with a 5-goal cushion after one. If Hobie doesn't get a few starts in the next month or so he might start looking at heading someplace where he gets to play, improve, and show how good he actually is. In general, I didn't think TJ made any saves that he wasn't supposed to on Saturday and that second PP goal from the point he should have had. Not screened at all. As you said transfer goalie crap needs to stop and develop or own goalies but hey you have to play in a game to develop.