Rico Blasi was livid after Rocco Grimaldi's goal, apparently he thought the UND was offsides at the blueline. After reviewing the video, you can see it was a good goal.
Saturday, February 15, 2014
Video evidence that UND was on side for Rocco Grimaldi's goal
Rico Blasi was livid after Rocco Grimaldi's goal, apparently he thought the UND was offsides at the blueline. After reviewing the video, you can see it was a good goal.
T.J. Oshie Shootout Vine
TJ Oshie's 4 Shootout Goals from today:
https://t.co/lLONOCTHtS
— Hockey Vines (@TheHockeyVines) February 15, 2014
This doesn't get old. Big day for team USA and T.J. Oshie.
Evidence of Questionable Officiating Feb. 15 - UNO/DU Game (Redwing77)
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| An ice hockey referee signals a penalty for high sticking. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
Here's the situation: UNO's Tanner Lane (#7) is chasing DU's David Makowski (#10) into the DU zone after a puck. Right after Makowski takes possession of the puck and heads deeper into the zone, Tanner Lane swings his stick at the back of Makowski's helmet. Here's the thing: The Ref is looking DIRECTLY at the play. No Call. Here's where it gets dicey. Replay is inconclusive as to whether or not Lane's stick even touches Makowski. If it did, it would have hit right on the crown of the back of Makowski's helmet. Ok, seems cut and dry right? NO CALL????
Let's say contact WAS made. Isn't that Slashing? Contact to the head? It is DEFINITELY a penalty, right?
Ok, so no contact was made. Makowski skates 3-4 full slides before ducking, then ducking more, then crumpling to the ice just in time to slide across the back red line (the incident occurred just at the top of the faceoff circles in the DU zone along the boards). Uh.... I'm no expert, per se, but if you got chopped in the BACK OF THE HEAD by a STICK, wouldn't the pain or impulse to go down be, say, INSTANT? HE NEVER LOST POSSESSION OF THE PUCK UNTIL HE TURTLED!!!!!!
So, here's what I see: The Ref HAS to make a penalty one way or another. EITHER WAY it is a penalty! If contact was made, the NCAA MANDATES contact to the head is a penalty!!!! If contact was NOT made then the RULEBOOK requires that a penalty gets called because Makowski DOVE. And, lets face it, faking a head injury is well.... to put it bluntly: it's the opposite of sportsmanship.
IF Don Adam does INDEED review officiating performances, then these two buffoons in Omaha tonight will be getting a rather tense phone call. Either the integrity of the game was pissed upon, or the refs just gave the middle finger to player safety. Either way, that's BAD officiating.
UND vs. Miami Lines - Game Two
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| Miami University Redskins logo (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
UND Forward Lines
9 Drake Caggiula–16
Mark MacMillan–15 Michael Parks (A)
28 Stephane Pattyn (A)–19 Rocco Grimaldi–27 Luke Johnson
28 Stephane Pattyn (A)–19 Rocco Grimaldi–27 Luke Johnson
21 Brendan O’Donnell–13
Connor Gaarder–11 Derek Rodwell
20 Gage Ausmus – 29
Bryn Chyzyk–17 Colten St. Clair
UND Defense Pairings
5 Nick Mattson–6 Paul
LaDue
18 Dillon Simpson ©–24
Jordan Schmaltz
4 Keaton Thompson – 2 Troy Stecher
4 Keaton Thompson – 2 Troy Stecher
UND Goalies
31 Zane Gothberg
33 Clarke Saunders
Scratches: 7 Wade Murphy 22 Andrew Panzarella, 25 – Mitch MacMillan, 26 -
Coltyn Sanderson, 30 Matt Hrynkiw.
Miami University RedHawks Forward Lines
95 Anthony Louis – 7
Austin Czarnik © - 11 Riley Barber
10 Alex Wideman – 9
Sean Kuraly – 12 Alex Gacek
14 Cody Murphy – 26
Justin Greenberg – 19 Max Cook (A)
18 John Doherty – 22
Kevin Morris – 15 Bryon Paulazzo (A)
Miami RedHawks Defense Pairings
8 Matthew Caito – 5
Chris Joyaux
4 Matt Joyaux – 28
Paulides
2 Taylor Richart – 55
Trevor Hamilton
Miami RedHawk Goalies
35 Ryan McKay
1 Jay Williams
Hakstol quoted here. "@DanWetzel: From an overwrought overtime, T.J. Oshie smiles his way into hockey lore. Column: http://t.co/65JfV0qznj”
— North Dakota MHockey (@UNDMHockey) February 15, 2014
Sophomore Zane Gothberg will start in goal tonight. He had been injured since the week leading up to Jan. 24-25 series at DU.
— North Dakota MHockey (@UNDMHockey) February 15, 2014
T.J. Oshie is trending on Twitter.
President Barack Obama Congratulates T.J. Oshie On Twitter After Team USA Olympic Hockey Win http://t.co/E2GBKCduWv
— NESN (@NESN) February 15, 2014
T.J. Oshie is trending on twitter right now... Seriously, what a rock star. Now he has 90,000+ followers on Twitter.
T.J. Oshie be like... pic.twitter.com/M9taCTOYz9
— BroCulture (@BroCulture) February 15, 2014
T.J Oshie is the definition of pure class. #USA #Sochi2014 pic.twitter.com/YD7Itil5IH
— Syck Hockey® (@SyckHockey) February 15, 2014
Check out the update to our American reactions to T.J. Oshie post with the latest entry coming from Afghanistan http://t.co/X1siQgUq6b
— Eye on Hockey (@EyeOnHockey) February 15, 2014
From bars to local rinks, U.S. hockey fans react to T.J. Oshie’s shootout winner (Video): If T.J. Oshie wasn't... http://t.co/60tFa94Afz
— Puck Daddy (@YahooPuckDaddy) February 15, 2014
UND Hockey: Discovering Your Inner Geek
UND is 15-2-1 when they score three or more goals and is 0-7-2 when score two or less.
Junior forward Mark MacMillan is red hot right now, scoring (5g-6a—11pts) in his last nine games.
Mike Parks has (2g-4a—6pts) in the last three game. During the last 11 games he has scored 14 points (6g-8a—14pts).
With a (1g-1a—2pts) Last night, Mike Parks is now ranked second in “league points” in the NCHC. Parks has (8g-10a—18pts).
Since being put together three games ago, Mark MacMillan (4g-3a—7pts) – Michael Park (2g-4a—6pts) – Drake Caggiula (1g-2a—3pts)have combined for (6g-9a—15pts).
“Real American Hero’s are wearing camo, that’s not me,” Former UND forward T.J. Oshie
Junior forward Mark MacMillan is red hot right now, scoring (5g-6a—11pts) in his last nine games.
Mike Parks has (2g-4a—6pts) in the last three game. During the last 11 games he has scored 14 points (6g-8a—14pts).
With a (1g-1a—2pts) Last night, Mike Parks is now ranked second in “league points” in the NCHC. Parks has (8g-10a—18pts).
Since being put together three games ago, Mark MacMillan (4g-3a—7pts) – Michael Park (2g-4a—6pts) – Drake Caggiula (1g-2a—3pts)have combined for (6g-9a—15pts).
“Real American Hero’s are wearing camo, that’s not me,” Former UND forward T.J. Oshie
UND Holds on to Beat Miami 3-2
Grand Forks, ND – The University of North Dakota hockey team has been on a tear during the second half of the season. With the 3-2 win on Friday night against the Miami RedHawks, they improve their record to 11-2-1 in the last 14 games and (15-9-3, 10-7 NCHC) overall. UND is now tied with Nebraska-Omaha for second place in the NCHC with 30 points.
Junior forward Mark MacMillan has been on a hot streak for UND, the junior forward from Penticton, British Columbia, chipped in two goals and an assist to lead UND. During the last nine games, MacMillan has scored (5g-6a—11pts). When asked about his junior forward, head coach Dave Hakstol has this to say.
“He played a good hockey game,” Hakstol said. “He was moving his feet. He used his linemates well. I thought he played a good hockey game. I don’t think there was anything spectacular, but he played a real good hockey.”
Coming into the game, the UND power-play has been ice cold, and hadn’t scored a power-play goal since January, 24, 2014. On Friday night, UND finally broke through on the power-play going 1-for-6. After the game, coach Hakstol had this to say about UND’s struggling power-play.
“You guys are making a big deal about it, not me,’ Hakstol said. “We had a bad weekend last weekend, that’s all. You can put that behind you. We did a good job tonight. Tonight’s a new night.”
This past week, UND made some adjustments on their power-play. The coaching staff moved junior forward Stephane Pattyn to the power-play and it seemed to work.
“One of the areas where I thought we were better tonight was gaining possession in the offensive zone,” Hakstol said. “That’s one of the things that Steph Pattyn is pretty good at. He’s a big body and a strong guy that can go to the front of the net. Maybe that’s something he can bring as well. Probably first thing is getting in and getting that initial possession.
UND’s lone power-play goal wasn’t a thing of beauty, but that didn’t seem to matter to the burly assistant captain.
“It wasn’t pretty, but it counts,” Pattyn said. “We have put a lot of work on power-play and made a couple of changes, so we’ll take it.”
Coming into the game, Clarke Saunders had been lights out on Friday nights and not so good on Saturday nights. Last night, Saunders stopped 31-of-33 shots (.939%). Even with the bad game last Saturday, Saunder’s teammates never lost confidence in their starting goalie.
“He had a good game night tonight, Hakstol said. “Especially when the game was 3-1, I thought he made two or three key saves to keep the game at 3-1. I thought he did a good job tonight.”
“Not at all, He was great all week in practice,” Pattyn said. “We have faith in him. We knew he was going come back and have a great game and if he’s in tomorrow he will do the same thing.”
With the win, the UND head coach surpassed the 250 win mark. After the game, coach Hakstol was asked about his thoughts on getting his 250th win tonight.
“I didn’t know that,” Hakstol said. “No comment. It was a good team win for us. I thought we had some good play out of all of our lines. We’ve got to get ready for a battle tomorrow.”
UND will try to push his win total to 251 when they play the second game of the two-game serious tonight at 7:00 P.M. Central at Ralph Engelstad Arena.
(Official Box Score)
Junior forward Mark MacMillan has been on a hot streak for UND, the junior forward from Penticton, British Columbia, chipped in two goals and an assist to lead UND. During the last nine games, MacMillan has scored (5g-6a—11pts). When asked about his junior forward, head coach Dave Hakstol has this to say.
“He played a good hockey game,” Hakstol said. “He was moving his feet. He used his linemates well. I thought he played a good hockey game. I don’t think there was anything spectacular, but he played a real good hockey.”
Coming into the game, the UND power-play has been ice cold, and hadn’t scored a power-play goal since January, 24, 2014. On Friday night, UND finally broke through on the power-play going 1-for-6. After the game, coach Hakstol had this to say about UND’s struggling power-play.
“You guys are making a big deal about it, not me,’ Hakstol said. “We had a bad weekend last weekend, that’s all. You can put that behind you. We did a good job tonight. Tonight’s a new night.”
This past week, UND made some adjustments on their power-play. The coaching staff moved junior forward Stephane Pattyn to the power-play and it seemed to work.
“One of the areas where I thought we were better tonight was gaining possession in the offensive zone,” Hakstol said. “That’s one of the things that Steph Pattyn is pretty good at. He’s a big body and a strong guy that can go to the front of the net. Maybe that’s something he can bring as well. Probably first thing is getting in and getting that initial possession.
UND’s lone power-play goal wasn’t a thing of beauty, but that didn’t seem to matter to the burly assistant captain.
“It wasn’t pretty, but it counts,” Pattyn said. “We have put a lot of work on power-play and made a couple of changes, so we’ll take it.”
Coming into the game, Clarke Saunders had been lights out on Friday nights and not so good on Saturday nights. Last night, Saunders stopped 31-of-33 shots (.939%). Even with the bad game last Saturday, Saunder’s teammates never lost confidence in their starting goalie.
“He had a good game night tonight, Hakstol said. “Especially when the game was 3-1, I thought he made two or three key saves to keep the game at 3-1. I thought he did a good job tonight.”
“Not at all, He was great all week in practice,” Pattyn said. “We have faith in him. We knew he was going come back and have a great game and if he’s in tomorrow he will do the same thing.”
With the win, the UND head coach surpassed the 250 win mark. After the game, coach Hakstol was asked about his thoughts on getting his 250th win tonight.
“I didn’t know that,” Hakstol said. “No comment. It was a good team win for us. I thought we had some good play out of all of our lines. We’ve got to get ready for a battle tomorrow.”
UND will try to push his win total to 251 when they play the second game of the two-game serious tonight at 7:00 P.M. Central at Ralph Engelstad Arena.
(Official Box Score)
(Video) UND 3 Miami 2
Kudos to CBS Sports Network, when they cover the games, their broadcasts are second to none. Here's something to chew on, during the 11-2-1 run, UND has won five games by a score of 3-2. Breaking it down further, UND is 15-2-1 when they score three or more goals. UND is 0-7-2 when they score two or less.
.@benholdenpxp & @DStarmanHockey lifting the @TheNCHC PenRose Cup for the @UNDMHockey game live on @CBSSportsNet pic.twitter.com/VHsIAooG6t
— Andy Parr (@AndyTParr) February 15, 2014
Friday, February 14, 2014
The Penrose Trophy Makes an Appearance at the Ralph.
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| The Penrose Trophy (2/14/2014) |
Hey there, Penny! #NCHC #PenroseCup Cc: @TheNCHC #beauty http://t.co/4FJbpSXhOk
— Jackie (@JDeMolee) February 15, 2014
Tonight at @TheREA @UNDMHockey Fans gawk at the #PenroseCup, the reg season trophy for @TheNCHC on it's tour of conf pic.twitter.com/53PBH6nPDO
— Kyle Doperalski (@Kyle_Doperalski) February 15, 2014
@TheNCHC That #PenroseCup is much larger than I thought pic.twitter.com/DSWumkCDYR
— Trent Homard (@siouxpanther) February 15, 2014
UND vs. Miami game one
UND Forward Lines
28 Stephane Pattyn (A)–19
Rocco Grimaldi–27 Luke Johnson
9 Drake Caggiula–16
Mark MacMillan–15 Michael Parks (A)
21 Brendan O’Donnell–13 Connor Gaarder–11 Derek Rodwell
21 Brendan O’Donnell–13 Connor Gaarder–11 Derek Rodwell
20 Gage Ausmus – 29
Bryn Chyzyk–17 Colten St. Clair
UND Defense Pairings
18 Dillon Simpson ©–24
Jordan Schmaltz
5 Nick Mattson–6 Paul LaDue
5 Nick Mattson–6 Paul LaDue
4 Keaton Thompson – 2
Troy Stecher
UND Goalies
33 Clarke Saunders
31 Zane Gothberg
Scratches: 7 Wade Murphy 22 Andrew Panzarella, 25 – Mitch MacMillan, 26 - Coltyn
Sanderson, 30 Matt Hrynkiw.
Miami University RedHawks Forward Lines
95 Anthony Louis – 7 Austin
Czarnik © - 11 Riley Barber
10 Alex Wideman – 9 Sean
Kuraly – 12 Alex Gacek
14 Cody Murphy – 26 Justin
Greenberg – 19 Max Cook (A)
18 John Doherty – 22 Kevin
Morris – 15 Bryon Paulazzo (A)
Miami RedHawks Defense Pairings
8 Matthew Caito – 5 Chris
Joyaux
4 Matt Joyaux – 28 Paulides
2 Taylor Richart – 55 Trevor
Hamilton
Miami RedHawk Goalies
1 Jay Williams
35 Ryan McKay
Zane Gothberg dressing but not starting tonight. Pattyn up with Grimaldi and Johnson. Ausmus playing LW on fourth line.
— Schlossman (@SchlossmanGF) February 14, 2014
@4EverSioux1 @DStarmanHockey Ralph is UNREAL. Better than most NHL Arenas. The attention to detail here is 2nd to none!
— Shireen Starman (@ShireenRinkside) February 15, 2014
Reminder: There will be no video webcast tonight on UND Insider. The game is available via CBS Sports Network.
— North Dakota MHockey (@UNDMHockey) February 14, 2014
USA Hockey: The best hockey team you've never seen
Dave Hogg, FOX Sports Detroit wrote this article and I thought it was worth a look. Good stuff here. Some things to think about as USA Hockey plays in the 2014 Sochi Olympics games.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- "The U.S. is a powerhouse now, and you can see the envy in the programs from other countries," U-17 coach Don Granato said. "There's a fear factor for them -- it is scary to see the accelerated pace that hockey has developed in the United States."
Although the kids spend only two seasons in Ann Arbor, their impact on American hockey spreads far beyond youth tournaments. Seven NDTP graduates were on the U.S. team that won a silver medal in the 2010 Winter Olympics, and there are nine currently playing in Sochi: goalie Jimmy Howard (Red Wings); defensemen Justin Faulk (Hurricanes), Cam Fowler (Ducks), Kevin Shattenkirk (Blues) and Ryan Suter (Wild); and forwards Patrick Kane (Blackhawks), Ryan Kesler (Canucks), Phil Kessel (Maple Leafs) and James van Riemsdyk (Maple Leafs).
Those currently in the program aren't getting to watch much of the Olympics. They're sleeping while the Games are taking place, getting ready for their dual lives as hockey players and full-time students at Ann Arbor Pioneer High School. But they're keeping track of what's happening.
"Once you play with 'USA' on your chest, it means even more to watch the Olympic team," U-18 forward Dylan Larkin said. "That team is where every American hockey player wants to be."
The program has succeeded at so many levels -- almost every player goes on to a college career and more than 130 have ended up in the NHL -- that it's hard to believe how hard Jeff Jackson had to fight to create it. In 1996, Jackson, who made a name in hockey with two NCAA titles at Lake Superior State, was interviewing for a position as USA Hockey's national coach. When he returned for his second interview, he came with a plan that would change men's hockey in the United States.
Thursday, February 13, 2014
UND Women's Hockey's impact on the Sochi Games
Yesterday, I sat down with UND Women's coach yesterday and he has some interesting things to say. Lets just say, the coach is excited for the stretch run when his Olympic players return from Sochi... Also very proud of his current and former players that are participating in the Olympics. This weekend, the UND women play the MSU-M Mavericks in their final home series at the Ralph this season.
Women's Olympic Hockey: Missing You http://t.co/qGQakXKBZS
— Hockey Wilderness (@hockeywildernes) February 13, 2014
UND Women’s Hockey: Making an Impact on the 2014 Sochi Games - http://t.co/0vA1jrDjLq #hockey #THW pic.twitter.com/yBqPMQHq5n
— The Hockey Writers (@TheHockeyWriter) February 13, 2014
UND Hockey: Game time change for Friday's game against Miami
GRAND
FORKS, N.D. – A
reminder to University of North Dakota fans that Friday night’s men’s hockey
game against Miami University will begin at 7:38 p.m. Central due to the CBS
Sports Network broadcast of the game.
The
game tickets for Friday night, which were printed prior to the 2013-14
television scheduled being released, incorrectly indicate a 7 p.m. start
time.
Saturday’s
game will begin at 7:07 p.m. Central.
UND
enters the weekend three points out of first place in the National Collegiate
Hockey Conference with four weeks remaining in the regular
season.
2014 Sochi games - Twitter
Here are a few things that caught my eye today...
2014 Winter Olympics. Ice hockey. Women. Canada vs. USA pic.twitter.com/SsuViQjilW
— RIA Photos (@riaphotos_en) February 13, 2014
Men's team lines are posted #DawnsEarlyLight pic.twitter.com/h60YSBV1KM
— USA Hockey (@usahockey) February 13, 2014
Wow, play was well offside. pic.twitter.com/4epaz7dSpj
— Pete Blackburn (@PeteBlackburn) February 13, 2014
Awwww, man. That's just mean RT @NBCSports: .@nbcolympics #PicsWithZdeno pic.twitter.com/xSWUv5g9AO
— Justin Aucoin (@JustinDOY) February 13, 2014
The roof of the stadium in Sochi shows the teams playing and the score! Unreal! pic.twitter.com/CyXJIWfUpK
— Goalie Ways (@GoalieWays) February 12, 2014
Weekend Match-Ups (by Donn)
I would like to wish a Happy Valentine’s Day to
every one of the Goon’s World Fans reading this weekend’s article. With another full weekend of NCHC games will
any team be showing any love for their opponent? I don’t think so!
Minnesota-Duluth…………8-6-2-2……….….28
North Dakota………………9-7-0-0……….….27
Nebraska-Omaha…………8-6-2-1…………..27
Western Michigan………..8-7-1-1…………...26
Denver…………………..…7-6-3-2……………26
Miami………………………4-11-1-1….…….…14
Colorado College……….. 3-9-4-1…….….…..14
#13 Minnesota-Duluth
@ #8 SCSU
Last weekend the Bulldogs swept the Tigers (2-2SOW, 2-1W) in Duluth and the Huskies split with the Pioneers (2-2SOL, 4-2W) in St. Cloud.
NCHC
STANDINGS 2013-2014
Team………………………W-L-T-SW………Points
St. Cloud St……………….9-4-3-0…………...30Minnesota-Duluth…………8-6-2-2……….….28
North Dakota………………9-7-0-0……….….27
Nebraska-Omaha…………8-6-2-1…………..27
Western Michigan………..8-7-1-1…………...26
Denver…………………..…7-6-3-2……………26
Miami………………………4-11-1-1….…….…14
Colorado College……….. 3-9-4-1…….….…..14
NCHC
Games
Western
Michigan @ Colorado College
Last weekend the Broncos swept the RedHawks
(5-2, 3-2) in Oxford and the Tigers tied and lost to the Bulldogs (2-2SOL,
2-1L) in Duluth.
The Broncos have been hot in 2014 and the
Tigers are not, need I say more? Okay,
I’ll add a little more, WMU schedule this year, 2014, has them already beating
the RedHawks four times, so that helps.
The Broncos need another sweep this weekend, since their schedule gets
tougher, UNO, DU, and UND to end the season.
Speaking of ending the season, I bet the Tigers wish this season was
already behind them. BRONCOS SWEEP
Last weekend the Bulldogs swept the Tigers (2-2SOW, 2-1W) in Duluth and the Huskies split with the Pioneers (2-2SOL, 4-2W) in St. Cloud.
This is the series of the weekend, in my
opinion, since it the battle for the top spot in the league. If SCSU can sweep at the NHC, they will have
good gap over the Bulldogs with three weeks to go. And the Huskies have a schedule advantage
down the stretch. They play Miami, UND,
and CC to end the season, and two of those teams are less than good. The Bulldogs need to pull some points out of
the Huskies if they want a shot at the first NCHC title. Back in early December the Huskies swept the
Bulldogs in Duluth; don’t see why they can’t do it again. HUSKIES SWEEP
#23
Denver @ Nebraska-Omaha
Last weekend the Pioneers split with the
Huskies (2-2SOW, 4-2L) in St. Cloud and the Mavericks split with NoDak (4-2L,
6-3W) in Grand Forks.
The Mavericks have split their last two series
and appear to be heading in the right direction, late in the season. The Pioneers have split their last few series
too, and depending on how you want to figure they have been splitting
everything the last two months. Being
only separated by a point in the standings and both teams are doing fine as of
late, I don’t see a sweep in this series.
SPLIT
Miami @
#18 North Dakota
Last weekend the RedHawks were swept by the
Broncos (5-2, 3-2) in Oxford and NoDak split with the Mavericks (4-2W, 6-3L) in
Grand Forks.
NoDak has split its last two series with teams
that are right next to them in the standings.
And now the struggling RedHawks come to Grand Forks this weekend. NoDak needs points this weekend to keep its
place in the standings. Their schedule
gets tough after this weekend, they go on the road to UMD and SCSU, and host
WMU to end the season. NODAK SWEEP
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
US Women's Hockey: Visual Evidence that the puck was not in the net
This is where the puck was when the whistle blew. pic.twitter.com/L55TyL8Hj3
— World of Isaac (@WorldofIsaac) February 12, 2014
Here's visual evidence from twitter where the puck was when the whistle had blown. The refs incorrectly ruled that Canada had scored a goal.
(video) 2014 Beanpot Highlights
The Boston College Eagles win the Beanpot yet again. The Eagles are smoking hot right now unbeaten in 15 games (14-0-1), that's the longest in the nation, that's their fifth Beanpot in a row. Also, the Eagles forward Johnny Gaudrea (25g-33a—50pts), is smoking hot right now, and in the last six games has scored (5g-6a—11pts).
How would you like to be a goaltender? The forward line of (1) Johnny Gaudreau (25g-33a—58pts) – (4) Bill Arnold (11g-31a—42pts) – (2) Kevin Hayes (21g-27a—48pts) is by far the best line in college hockey right now.
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Beer Fridge Cheers Canadian Olympians at Sochi
Canada's Olympic House in #Sochi has a #beer fridge that only opens with Canadian passport. pic.twitter.com/FuvSUA86hJ" @bustedcoverage
— Carter (@SideCG) February 10, 2014
Great news if your Canadian, eh? 
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