yzerman19

WOW

THe ice looks poor

2-2 5 left in the 3rd

now if he's really hurt, i will feel badly, but that looked like a milking if I've ever seen one

look at Kyle flop

Did Bjugstad just try a junkyard move there?

little early to pile on, don't you think? Gophs with 0 goals in last 100 minutes of hockey...

There's money, just not athletic scholarships

GOAL smart kids

Bjugstad has a better win% this year

sneakiest move in the business- the backhander as opposed to the classiest move in the business- the reach around

Goofs with some pressure

M

If the Yale guy flops on the ice like Robbie Earl that's a five

now Yale's got a little Mo

So far Yale can't get anything going

To quote the great Apollo Creed "ding, ding" LETS GO SIOUX, LETS GO SIOUX, LETS GO SIOUX

Ucci and GFG- hope you know that I am "poking the bear" for a little fun...good luck today...I won't offer luck if there is a tomorrow!

c'mon, you know what i'm saying...there are ways to play the puck and ways to get hit. Everyone who's ever played knows that. You have to protect yourself out there and not put yourself in bad situations. Ever heard of a suicide pass? You let the puck go. It is better than getting killed. It was a penalty. I've stated so. As such, I fault the CC player. Five minutes is just too many for me in that situation. Cross checks to the head in a scrum get two. A punch with helmet and gloves on...two. A Minnesota facewash...two. As a former player, and a parent, I understand it. It is hard to watch, but to potentially change the outcome of a game based on that? It didn't stop a scoring chance. It wasn't from behind. It wasn't even overly violent. If you want violence out of the game, watch soccer or join the band.

NOOOOOO!!!!!!!!

I agree with boarding (and said so) I disagree with it being five. The onus for safety is on all players, but agree with the hitter being responsible and thus my support of a two minute call. You can't call penalties because of how a player reacts to an action, you need to call penalties because of the action. Again, I agree with a two minute boarding call. The Minnesota player did not receive the hit well, and as a result it appears worse than it is. I disagree with five minutes- it was clearly not an intent to injure and it clearly was not a check from behind. I have to admit, the rules are changing, and what is being called now is not what was called 18 years ago when I played. I also am biased for the physical side of the sport. I wouldn't call five. I would call two for boarding.

To me it was 2 for boarding. The Gopher player has responsibility not to get killed too. It was a dangerous place on the ice, but the hit was from the side. I call 2 there. I also believe that hockey is a very violent sport, where if you didn't want to get hit violently, you probably should've joined the band instead. Nobody wants to see anyone hurt, but you can't take the physicality out of the game. You also have to learn to take a check correctly so you don't get killed out there.

Nelson probably wishes he was here too... If you're not in the show, you might as well be in college...

The rope-a-dope? I do think its wise to have a couple of surprises in the old bag this time of year. Our keys to success will be: secondary scoring. Teams will try and play shutdown against Knight and Kristo. SCSU (Hanowski) said it was their game plan: Don't let Kristo and Knight beat you. Aggressive forechecking. Control the zone play and time of possession . Get shots on net. Throw everything at the net, bodies, pucks, everything. Fast feet on the blue line- hold the zone, manage gaps, win races. Compete. Every player working in every zone. Communicate. Put bodies on people. Leave it all on the ice. There is no tomorrow if you lose. Keep it simple: short passes, give and go-s,