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Didn't I hear earlier in this game that our ref is the worst in the WCHA? lol... that debate could probably go on forever... however, a debate for the best WCHA ref would be VERY short

Who's the ref?

Reminds me of the playoff game (?) last year when someone put a puck in the bar in the upper deck at the Ralph

Then can we do a flying V?

Zajac with a few great chances, penalty on CC... Let's go power play!!!!! EDIT: I'm crazy slow... maybe I should just stop... haha

Martens with a nice set up of Fabian, good save by Zaba... If we keep playing like this, we're bound to get some more in the net

Because Phil has been playing really well since Christmas

three of St Cloud's "unbeaten" games were ties... once with us, twice with the Gophers... so that still says a lot.

good work

I'm gonna venture out and guess Watkins, for taking the major penalty... but other than that, I can't comment because I didn't hear the interview.

I'm predicting a win tomorrow night. Mainly because I was at the Saturday night game in GF and they won, and tomorrow I'll be able to listen to it on the radio. So I've got my fingers crossed and I'm hoping for the best

I got the link to this article from the Chicago website, so it obviously has an NHL, Chicago bias, but still a good read and great words about Toews. Toews showing future boss that he can lit it up, too

Did you just see him hit that kid? Not trying to start the whole physical vs positional defense debate again, but I've never seen Brian Lee level anyone like that before...

I thought the bench minor was on San Jose Yahoo Box Score

Dang... I'm not even gonna get to see the start of the game before I have to go babysit... what was I thinking agreeing to babysit?!? Oh well... I didn't see much of yesterday's game either, so hopefully it's the same results. Let's go Sioux!!! One of my friends mentioned it looked as though Phil had gotten a haircut when he was getting interviewed... anyone else notice this?

Apparently since Wisconsin is the home team, they feel like they should be able to play the late game no matter what. I think that's crap... they lost, they should be in the early game... but whatever. And yes... the championship game is being played before the 3rd place game.

I'm not sure about that one... but I do remember that last year Phil broke his helmet, or it was somehow broken, and so the second half the season he simply had a black one because it was "too expensive" (I believe is the reason I heard) to get a new paint job.

I saw this article in the Madison newspaper yesterday and thought it was pretty cool. It would be neat to see pictures of our goalie's helmets and hear the stories behind them as well. Masking No Fear You can just read the article, if you want to see the pictures, click on "Virtual newspaper edition available" at the top of the page and then in the window that pops up click on "proceed to requested story"

Being that we are not only playing an away series, but it's also in Colorado (elevation, time difference) if our players did come back on Fri/Sat would we even play them? I wouldn't think so... However, if USA continues as is, and comes home early... then it's a different situation

Any word if it's a serious injury like he won't be on the team... or if it is something that he can play through?

Bishop Discuss Decision Was this a difficult decision or did you maybe have an idea this was coming? Bishop: It definitely wasn't a spur-of-the-moment decision. I'd say it was building. But leaving a school like North Dakota... it's the toughest decision I've ever had to make in my life.

According to Brad's blog he will search for another school. Good luck in the future Hunter!

Although he didn't get to play that much here... yet, I too hope that he returns in the fall. As with everyone else, the little that I did see him play, he definitly looked good. Hockey is these guys lives and if he thinks that he needs more time to develop and that this will help him in the long run... then I'm all for it! Good luck Hunter

From what I can gather, the pilot only had his private pilot's license. Which is the very first one that you get. The poor weather conditions made flying instrument conditions... meaning that to be flying in it, you should have had an instrument rating, which he did not. The clouds were at 200 feet and visbility was only 1 mile. Not to try and make any conclusions, but seems like it would be very easy for them to have gotten disoriented in a cloud and not known where they were at.