Posts About "Union College"
The Progression of Shayne Gostisbehere
September 24th, 2015 The Philadelphia Flyers went way off board at the 2012 NHL Draft when they selected Shayne Gostisbehere with the 78th overall pick. Gostisbehere was a 19-year-old draft re-entry player who was not even ranked on the mid-term Central Scouting List. By the time of Central Scouting's final rankings, "Ghost" was ranked as the 148th...
Will Youngsters Force Bergevin's Hand?
July 15th, 2015 As we stand right now, the Canadiens have decided against dipping into their pockets and trying to upgrade their top 9 forwards. Whether this is indeed the right decision, time will tell. The Canadiens still need to sign restricted free agent Alex Galchenyuk to a contract, which will likely be in the 2.75 to 3.5 million dollar range for...
What Players Can Learn From The Frozen Four
April 15th, 2014 "It's hard this time of year. As devastating as it was for our team last year to lose nine seconds into overtime, here you have the elation. Probably for me it was more relief than joy, but I'm happy for our kids that they found a way to win the game tonight." - Don Lucia after Minnesota beat North Dakota in the semifinals of the 2014...
The Philadelphia Flyers Should Sign Mat Bodie
April 14th, 2014 Whenever there is a big-name college player available to be signed right out of the NCAA, the Philadelphia Flyers always seem to be buzzing around as favorites to land the coveted prospects. As was the case with Christian Folin, the Flyers were one of the teams that were highly interested in the defenseman's services. They weren't...
What To Do With Shayne Gostisbehere?
April 13th, 2014 After being disappointed in the Frozen Four in 2012, Shayne Gostisbehere found redemption in 2014 as the Union College Dutchmen trounced the Minnesota Golden Gophers by a score of 7-4 to win the school's first National Championship in ice hockey. Gostisbehere displayed one of his finest games scoring a goal, adding and assist, and...
It's Time To Give the ECAC Some Respect
April 12th, 2014 For the longest time teams vying for the National Championship in the Frozen Four tournament included D-I schools from Hockey East, WCHA, and the former CCHA (which has since been disbanded). You could put money down that year in and year out the Frozen Four would be populated with teams from one of those three divisions. The...
