PCM

It is a wild and crazy neighborhood. You should come by to watch sappy mow the lawn in his yellow Prince pants.

Shhhhh....

People correct my faulty memory all the time, both here and on the USCHO board. I don't get my shorts in a bunch about it. Why? Because I'd rather have people read accurate, factual information. If someone points out that I posted something that was incorrect, I'd prefer that the record be set straight.

That's great, but it has nothing whatsoever to do with the discussion of who played on what line with Parise.

I like the subhead over the first Bochenski item: Yes, Money still likes to talk. And I'm sure the Boston sportswriters love him.

Then I will say jokingly that your memory is quite bad.

I merely provided the facts. Sorry that bothers you.

I thought the idea was to discuss lines that actually played together frequently, not players on lines that you wished played together. So if you want to throw together three players who played together once out of 43 games in a season and call it UND's best all-time line, that's fine. Just don't expect many people to agree with you.

I have no idea what you're talking about. Murray signed a pro contract to play in a Swiss league after his sophomore season in 2005. He had dual Canadian-U.S. citizenship. I know he spent some time in Europe when his father coached over there. For the record, which is available here at collegehockeystats.net, the Murray-Parise-Bochenski line started 23 of 41 games in the 2003-04 season. Stafford, Parise and Bochenski started only one game together that season. Murray, Parise and Stafford started 8 games together.

I think you are mistaken. Murray was injured for much of the 2004-2005 season, which was after Bochenski and Parise were both gone. And he didn't go to Sweden, he went to Switzerland.

Don't you mean Parise, Bochenski and Murray? Stafford probably played with Parise and Bochenski some, but they were usually with Murray because Bochenski and Stafford were both right wings.

You're pining for Curry. Be a man and admit it.

Wasn't that the Massen, Canady and Fabian line from 2005?

I agree. I'd like to see Duncan win it because only one Sioux player has ever won the Hobey it's been so long since that happened. But I wouldn't feel terrible if Ehn or Brown won, either.

I'd say the Hrkac Circus, although I never had the pleasure of watching those guys play. I can't help but wonder what kind of numbers all three members of the DOT line would have put up if Oshie and Toews had been healthy all season.

My brother is retired Air Force and a decorated combat veteran, so I understand your point. While I'm sure Ehn is a great person and a credit to our country, I think the voting will ultimately come down to who is the better hockey player.

And send a thank you e-mail to Myles Brand.

Nice catch.

There's a 99.99 percent chance Brad didn't write the caption.

They put up another one?

Please, THETRIOUXPER. Do it for the children.

YaneA posted that link a few weeks ago, but it's still funny. Hey, how come UND didn't recruit this guy?

Just for the heck of it, I put together some stats on Ryan Duncan's goals for this season that you can view here. Comments welcome.