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howabout this upcoming season now. they struggled last year to score with him in the lineup, now what?

or the pressbox

as a Blackhawks fan last night's game was like watching paint dry, and it was all the officials fault they lost.

it's not like the Bruins are all that exciting to watch either.

they actually look like the team to beat to win the whole thing.

with as much grief as Bryzgalov has gotten he has played pretty well these first two games. as a Blackhawks fan I hope implodes tomorrow though.

there have been several games in these playoffs where Chicago has won because of Crawford. He gets so little love, but that's fine.

no different than people walking around with #9 Devils jerseys for 10 years or #74 Blues jerseys.

and I'm sure if the Wild lose tonight it will be the officials fault and he'll have video up to prove his point.

it plays a huge part. you lose your leading scorer off a team that struggled to score as it was, doesn't bode well for increasing scoring.

just some extreme extra skating/puking sessions this off season should be suffice.

born and raised in western nd, been a hawks fan since mid 80's. saw first hawks game in march of 94 in old chicago stadium. but my question is why are their far more goal reviews in college than nhl? it seems like darn near every goal in college is reviewed.

seabrook isn't back until game 6.

I know, but they were also an Ohio State overtime goal away from not making the tourney. and if they were placed in a different region they might not have ended up in Philly.

exactly, take the two ties against BU and BSU and UND is in a much different positon at the end of the year.

BU,SLU,NMU and BSU were extemely weak and only going 4-2-2 against them didn't help.

according to Brad WMU will be the one team not coming to the Ralph next season

I guess I would rather listen to you talk about Bryn than ARog.

seriously, you just can't go a post talking about lines without mentioning Bryn.

well put. there is no guarantee UND would have won even if that .6 wouldn'thave happened. UM got a fortunate bounce(s) and won. like you said it is no differentthat if they would have won in OT or scored with 4 minutes left. I'm over the .6 as I think a lot of other UND fans are and are looking forward to next year.

what about Coltyn Sanderson?

all gfhockey said is he knows some people close to the program and jordan has made no decision and that if jordan goes pro nick will go to the major junior route. which is all info some have already speculated on here as well. nothing earth shattering.

and the Blues have Oshie as an example.

will this team struggle to score next year is the big question and be in a lot of 3-2, 2-1 games again? I ask this question because if everyone comes back that can are we putting too much of our hopes on a freshma(schmaltz) as we don't have a great track record recently of freshman putting up big numbers.

I think the Schmaltz's are a package deal and we either get both or none.