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If he is getting money from Minnesota, it shows you where they are at. Money might help with a bulletproof vest to manage Dinkytown though.

You won’t tell a lot from Manitoba either. St. Thomas will be a better barometer, but really, playing veteran teams will show us where we need improvement. I am just encouraged to see us pushing the puck up the ice, and hopefully that will continue when we get into our schedule.

Coaches will have some tough decisions, as Klee, Zakreski and Andrew certainly didn’t look out of place. Hard to believe Verhoeff just turned 17 a couple months ago. There will definitely be some mistakes along the way, but they should be a fun team to watch. Surprised how well and how fast they moved the puck on the power play. You can tell the skill is there, so hopefully they will really be a very formidable group by the second half of the season, and can do enough early to keep their pairwise decent.

If tonight was any indication, they will be pushing the pace and involving the defense. It seems like we have the group to play uptempo as well. Lot of speed. Absolutely loved the line of Menghini-Strinden-Josephson, very fast. Strathmann and Engel scored in the scrimmage. Reschny and Klee on power play simulation. Zakreski, Menghini and Livanavage on 3x3, and Zellers was the only one of 10 that scored in shootout.

Team Black James- Rickwood-Zellers Livanavage-Verhoeff Croal- Littler - Zakreski Laurila - Wiebe Team Green Kernan-Reschny-Swanson Strathmann- Zmolek Menghini-Josephson-Strinden Engel - Jubenvill Young-Klee-Andrew Emery sat out.

Too bad it is on Thanksgiving weekend, as the Ryder Cup is in Limerick, Ireland September 17-19, 2027.

I’m guessing that Rose isn’t going to go on a rant this time on how easily the course set up for professional players.

The only silver lining is NBC won’t have much of an audience tomorrow.

The sad part is that Bradley won’t take the heat because of how well some European guys have been playing, but the ball got rolling because of some poor decisions Bradley made. And as I say that McGinley throws Bradley some shade. No excuse for how poorly U.S. has been putting.

Safe to say a ton of amateurs could putt better than the U.S. is putting. Would love to see the stats between the two teams at under 10 and 20 feet.

That really goes to show how bad PGA golf is now since LIV. How many people think of Henley as a great golfer? I think the money has really hurt the competitive level on both tours. Rahm, DJ, Koepka, and Cam Smith really haven’t been near as big of impact guys since they didn’t have to produce to get the big payday.

When your Captain breaks up or doesn’t play the players that produce, and keeps together or plays guys that don’t, you have a recipe for disaster. Yes, you have to play Scheffler and Bryson, but give me a bulldog like JJ Spaun over Henley who sounds like just getting there is the experience.

Correct. So, why not just save the fans a long weekend of disappointment, and just have putting contests of H-O-R-S-E?

Maybe we need to pay the players more.

Why is it that the European players don’t putt as well when they are on the PGA tour, and some American’s only have success on the PGA tour through their putting success, yet can’t roll the ball in the Ryder Cup?

Baffling how the #1 player in the world cannot make one single putt. Even more baffling is how consistently he is missing on the amateur side of the hole.

Keegan has already put himself in the crosshairs with some early decisions. Would actually rather have him playing than some guys on the team.

Nevermind that Burns and Scheffler are good friends. Running up to the tournament, Henley sounded just glad to be there. He better step it up.

Why ask the question if you know the answer? Is he going to answer “no” on these? If you are going to ask anything, ask how he is addressing those issues the team has had problems with in the past.

Brilliant. Don’t let guys that have only a few games under their belts reps and the chance to gain confidence. Guess our kicker couldn’t use a confidence boost.

Andrew O’Neill with a goal and an assist for Edmonton, and Mackenzie also with an assist.

Our kicking game is great in games we don’t really need them to be. Now we need them to show up in the games they can make a difference.

Is Javance hurt? Did Romfo overtake him as backup?

Seems like UND doesn’t like to stay with things that bring them success.

Hopefully during Bruins camp and through UND coaches he understands that consistent engagement is necessary if he wants a good college career and subsequently a long NHL career.