Saturday Caps Clips: Development Camp Day Six & FanFest
by EmilyB on Jul 17, 2010 8:50 AM EDT
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Your savory Saturday brunch links:
- The final scrimmage of the 2010 Capitals Development Camp begins today at 10. The schedule of everything else is available here: [Caps Fan Fest Schedule]
- Camp coverage from the previous 24 hours:
- Day Five featured special teams work - faceoffs, power play, penalty killing, and shootout drills. [Peerless, Chris Bond's camp diary]
- And apparently, red velvet cupcakes. [RMNB]
- Marcus Johansson was paying attention in shootout class. Goalie Taylor Nelson, maybe not so much. Taylor, your shorts are out there...somewhere. [FanShot]
- GMGM is also paying attention and "the Caps' brass is very impressed." [Masisak]
- South Carolina Stingrays' broadcast man Joe Zakrzewski drove up to see how the kids are doing... [Stingrays]
- ...Just as Rays head coach Cail MacLean was heading back. [Stingrays]
- Getting to know Braden Holtby. [Caps Snaps]
- While Elizabeth Meinecke asks the question we've all wanted answered since the middle of last season. [DCist]
- Another dispatch from the Finley Files. [OFB]
- The Caps have drafted three German goalies through the years, and one of 'em is in camp now. [Love the Game]
- Pictures! [Stingrays, Caps in Pictures (Group A, Group B), Caps Snaps (Group A, Group B), A.L. Huber for RMNB (Group A, Group B)]
- Get good at hockey, get to do cool things. After DevCamp, Stefan Della Rovere will return to Ontario as a featured skater for Hockey Night in Barrie. He'll be there along with Mike Gartner and Wendel Clark, among other hockey luminaries. But the coolest part was that I found out about this event from Patrick Brown's Twitter feed. Mr. Brown is the Member of Parliament for Barrie, and he's darn proud of Delly. [brownbarrie]
- Back in CapsLand, Alex Ovechkin has taken a summer job. [Puck Daddy]
- Brooks Laich dropped by Kettler, and dropped some wisdom. He's awesome laich that, y'know. [CI]
- Uncle Ted has a big announcement pending, and Mike Knuble will be there with the assist. [Ted's Take]
- Plus there's a new logo pending and no need to wait. It's Monumental! (after the jump) [Bog]
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Seeing Ted’s logo makes me wonder where the superheros are. Spidey? Batman? You there?
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On their podcast, Vogs & Stretch mentioned the WC unis were at KCI this week. Anyone going to the fanfest want to do a little spy work today?
"HISTORY DOESN’T MATTER!!! .... Who cares if it’s never been done? We aren’t those teams who failed before. We are in control of our own destiny, and we will make it happen our own way.." - A Gordon, June 2010
Whew! Back in the US and catching up. Gotta love Brooksie – and you have to think that the players know when to worry, so if he’s not worried, maybe some of us fans need to stop fussing so much.
Can’t wait to see what MJ90’s got. I haven’t gone through all the back links and comments, but from Corey’s link, it sounds as if so far so good. Him rotating back defensively by instinct will probably serve us well – can we put him with AS28 on the PP?
My Caps beach towel paid a visit or two. Look for pics in the coming days in the Fanshots.
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by gotsparkly on Jul 17, 2010 10:13 AM EDT via mobile reply actions
Center and rotating back defensively, words that comes with the mothers milk in Sweden. You should start with reading IceWarriors The Mackan Manifesto.
Got a link?
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by gotsparkly on Jul 17, 2010 10:58 AM EDT via mobile up reply actions
Be nice, I’m on a BB. I can’t see that and I’ve been utterly without all Internet for a week so I’ve got a lot of catching up to do.
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by gotsparkly on Jul 17, 2010 11:34 AM EDT via mobile up reply actions
I found a video of the Delly-Bruess fight today. Is not very good but it’s something.
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Looks like Delly had the upper hand. And that there was already another white team player in the box. Would be interesting to know what lead up to Bruess’ decision to get sucked into a 2nd penalty for his team.
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Bruess had been giving Eakin a hard time and Della Rovere took exception to it
by ahwahoo2006 on Jul 17, 2010 12:59 PM EDT up reply actions
Bruess took a swing at Eakin’s ankles/skates/leg area just after the Finley/Pisano fight had finished. Delly went out there and dropped the gloves with Bruess immediately after the puck dropped to resume play.
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by Sombrero Guy on Jul 17, 2010 6:33 PM EDT up reply actions
The first fight had barely finished when the second one started. Almost like they were staged.
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I don’t think it was staged, it was Delly sticking up for Eakin. I could be wrong.
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by Sombrero Guy on Jul 17, 2010 6:36 PM EDT up reply actions
Now that you mention it, I do remember reading about that. I probably missed the beginning of that fight since I was probably watching the participants from the last fight going to the penalty box.
Must admit that I was stunned to see a fight happen when the last one had barely finished.
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The other player in the box was Pisano, who had just been sent off for fighting Finley seconds earlier. Bruess’ team wasn’t shorthanded when he fought Delly.
Finley and Pisano telegraphed their fight when they stopped to chat on their way off the ice at the end of the first period. Then they dropped the gloves early in the second.
Delly and Bruess had been working their way up to a clash most of the week, and I guess decided to use the Finley/Pisano throwdown as a appetizer. Their middleweight match was much better. We met one of the referees in the elevator later, and he was marveling that Delly threw three uppercuts – and landed them all. he also said that Della Rovere/Bruess would have been fined in an actual pro game for fighting prior to the puck drop.
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Both fights are now in the FanShot sidebar, FWIW.
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I filmed that! Thanks for criticizing my filming :(
Nah, it was a good fight. Bruess was bloodied up – you could see it all over his jersey and the penalty box.
Bruess – Eakin – Della Rovere would be hell for other teams as one line.
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by Steck It Out on Jul 17, 2010 4:40 PM EDT up reply actions
I’m convinced someone could create two hockey teams to play against each other. On one team, they could put Ovi, Crosby, Mike Richards, Pronger, Brodeur, among other people, and call it the Blue Birds. On the other team, they could put Semin, Malkin, Jeff Carter, Timmonen, Keith Seebrook, Dan Boyle, Fleury; etc. and call it the Robins. (Of course, we have to fill out both rosters but I’m too lazy to think further.)
I think the Bluebirds and the Robins would play a very good, tough, and spirited game against one another and the guys would bond as teammates.
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fighting at a development camp? I really just don’t get it.
People will do many things to try to get noticed when they’re in a battle for a limited number of jobs
Atta dinnin stick a who!
by Gould Old Days on Jul 17, 2010 11:12 PM EDT up reply actions
Then there’s the added aggression that comes with 20 year olds playing hockey.
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by Steckel Me Elmo on Jul 17, 2010 11:42 PM EDT up reply actions
I thought it was obvious enough. This is your last chance to make a positive impression on the Caps’ brass – a lot of guys that age aren’t against using their fists to do so. This is about getting an invite to training camp for some of these guys.
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Future 2nd and 3rd line centers?
Actually, shameless excuse to flaunt my access. Apologies. But I did like what I saw from Galiev today. A lot.
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by J.P. on Jul 17, 2010 3:16 PM EDT reply actions 3 recs
It’s hard not to be excited about the potential of this year’s draft class the way Galiev and Kuznetsov have performed. I haven’t been there to see them, but it sounds like Kuz has star potential.
And look at that crowd! Would never guess this is a rookie camp scrimmage based on that shot.
He does. He stands out.
But he could use some work on his footwork and definitely his conditioning – he was spent today (as were a lot of ‘em, though Cody Eakin still had a ton of jump – I’m not breaking news by saying that he’s one to watch, for sure.)
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They were telling people if they walked out the door, they wouldn’t be allowed back in.
"It's always good to have vikings."
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I couldn’t believe coming back. The kid said he told me, but there was no way he did.
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Reppin' Team Tyler yo.
Love it. Galiev’s my favorite of this year’s new crop, I think. I obviously liked Kuznetsov today, also, but your first-rounder ought to show some talent.
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by CapitalCentre on Jul 17, 2010 3:40 PM EDT up reply actions
They’re making a center out of him.
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I missed that, with his being drafted as a winger and him playing RW during camp while I was there. Did he get much center time today?
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pardon the follow up, but who stood out as a faceoff guy in the pivot group?
More norrissey, less morrissey
No one. No one was really putting forth a ton of effort in the dot today.
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thanks—I guess I’m not much surprised. If Mackan can handle that particular element and demonstrate a solid defensive game overall I’m willing to live with modest offensive output.
Is it fall yet?
More norrissey, less morrissey
by bigonetimer on Jul 17, 2010 10:29 PM EDT up reply actions
He started as RW in the first scrimmage (the one I saw) then was moved to the 2nd line as C for the second one—wish I had been there—sounded like it was good.
"I’m very happy to hear the news," Ovechkin said when he heard about Backstrom's longterm contract--"because he’s one of the top centers in the world, one of my best friends and we want to play together for a long time. He’s a guy who wants to stay in one place and be comfortable and win, just like me. We talk all the time about playing together, and we talked after the playoffs about how we can win in Washington."
by capsyoungguns on Jul 17, 2010 5:00 PM EDT up reply actions
It seemed as if anyone who could play center this morning, did.
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Given that one center went down with an injury today; i.e. AnGus. So someone else had to be pressed into duty.
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Galiev and Gus were on different teams.
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Care to expound? Was he playing C today? Was it his playmaking, puck control, what?
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For one example, his shootout goal showed a lot of poise and patience. Just the way he didn’t rush his shot, and held on to the puck until the goalie was committed.
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by CapitalCentre on Jul 17, 2010 4:47 PM EDT up reply actions
Outstanding puck control, nice vision, too. But hard to gauge much with so many dogs out there.
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Love the picture. May have to steal oops borrow it for my desktop.
I could not believe the madness there but I was glad we got there early enough a seat near the glass.
"I’m very happy to hear the news," Ovechkin said when he heard about Backstrom's longterm contract--"because he’s one of the top centers in the world, one of my best friends and we want to play together for a long time. He’s a guy who wants to stay in one place and be comfortable and win, just like me. We talk all the time about playing together, and we talked after the playoffs about how we can win in Washington."
by capsyoungguns on Jul 17, 2010 5:08 PM EDT up reply actions
Taken with a little ol’ iPhone, too.
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Looks real good on my desktop—those two cutie patooies.
"I’m very happy to hear the news," Ovechkin said when he heard about Backstrom's longterm contract--"because he’s one of the top centers in the world, one of my best friends and we want to play together for a long time. He’s a guy who wants to stay in one place and be comfortable and win, just like me. We talk all the time about playing together, and we talked after the playoffs about how we can win in Washington."
by capsyoungguns on Jul 17, 2010 8:50 PM EDT up reply actions
I’ve been raving about Galiev all week, and this morning’s scrimmage did nothing to change my mind. This kid is going to be a very very very good player in the NHL. I’m shocked at how far he dropped in the draft. He’s already in North America and he wants to stay in North America. It’s going to be a real treat to watch him.
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He had a very good day today. He’s such a cute kid. I could recognize him at the autograph table even sans name tag.
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They missed an opportunity here. Could have had him emerge from behind a curtain
Did someone say, “cupcakes?!”
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by ThePeerless on Jul 18, 2010 6:57 AM EDT up reply actions 6 recs
I was getting autographs from the prospects and about 3 of them didn’t have their name tags in front. I could recognize Galiev but the others were tougher. So when I asked who they were, one guy answered “Stalin”. That was Kuznetsov! He’s a character! It reminded me of the Star Trek epidode where Chekov said he was Tsar of Russia when Apollo said he was Apollo.
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He’s pretty cheeky. I love it.
"I’m very happy to hear the news," Ovechkin said when he heard about Backstrom's longterm contract--"because he’s one of the top centers in the world, one of my best friends and we want to play together for a long time. He’s a guy who wants to stay in one place and be comfortable and win, just like me. We talk all the time about playing together, and we talked after the playoffs about how we can win in Washington."
by capsyoungguns on Jul 17, 2010 5:03 PM EDT up reply actions
Haha. When I interviewed him you could tell he was loving life. When I go though my photos it’s almost impossible to find a photo where he isn’t smiling.
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Marcus Johansson wasn’t as noticable today (to me) as I had hoped. Eakin and Kuz were the players I noticed most often.
Orlov misplayed a couple rushes, seemed to pick the wrong times to jump up in the play and didn’t stand out like I remembered him from last season. Could just be an end of camp thing.
Finley’s first pass out of the zone was better than I expected. I’m still taking the under on JP’s 1 NHL game played over/under bet.
Because now I can justify browsing and commenting during the work day with the argument that I am promoting my business.
Question that I’d like to debate on this thread:
Are the ESPY’s less meaningful than the regular NHL awards (Hart, Selke, etc.)?
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Absolutely less meaningful. How is this even a debate?
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by Chris Burton on Jul 17, 2010 6:54 PM EDT up reply actions
There’s gotta be someone that would defend the ESPY’s.
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Yeah, well…cye.
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by Chris Burton on Jul 17, 2010 7:18 PM EDT up reply actions
Aren’t the ESPYs voted by fans on the Internet? I think that makes them completely without meaning. The regular NHL awards that are done by vote are worth more.
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by CapitalCentre on Jul 17, 2010 6:58 PM EDT up reply actions
Additionally, its completely egotistical self-indulgence by ESPN.
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by Chris Burton on Jul 17, 2010 6:59 PM EDT up reply actions
Let’s say the objectivity there is probably even less than the fans’ vote for the NHL All Stars Game.
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That’s what we keep telling ourselves.
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And I thought Tom Soehn was a shitty coach.
by Bald Pollack on Jul 17, 2010 9:45 PM EDT up reply actions
As Canadien fans in 2008-2009 did their best imitation of Cincinnati Reds fans of the late 1950’s in baseball All-Star game voting. There was 1 or 2 years where Reds fans had stuffed the ballots in favor of their players and finally the Commissioner of baseball at the time disallowed two of the results and selected more “deserving” guys in their place and All Star game voting was then given to the players.
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And I thought Tom Soehn was a shitty coach.
by Bald Pollack on Jul 18, 2010 8:49 AM EDT up reply actions 5 recs
Fan driven isn’t it—so yes. Fans are not by definition objective.
"I’m very happy to hear the news," Ovechkin said when he heard about Backstrom's longterm contract--"because he’s one of the top centers in the world, one of my best friends and we want to play together for a long time. He’s a guy who wants to stay in one place and be comfortable and win, just like me. We talk all the time about playing together, and we talked after the playoffs about how we can win in Washington."
by capsyoungguns on Jul 17, 2010 8:52 PM EDT up reply actions
Nice work in the hinterlands today btw. Must’ve broken up the studying nicely.
More norrissey, less morrissey
by bigonetimer on Jul 17, 2010 10:58 PM EDT up reply actions
Are the ESPY’s less meaningful than the regular NHL awards (Hart, Selke, etc.)?
Depends on who wins.
by PensAreYourDaddy on Jul 18, 2010 4:32 AM EDT up reply actions
And that right there is all we need to know about the Pens fans.
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by gotsparkly on Jul 18, 2010 7:47 AM EDT up reply actions 3 recs
PAYD is cool with me and I’m pretty sure his head is on right. If all Pens fans were like him and Hooks the world would be a better place.
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But you’d never have replaced Huck.
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by Steckel Me Elmo on Jul 18, 2010 1:42 PM EDT up reply actions
He was probably being snarky, yet accurately reflecting the attitude of many, many others.
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I took it as snark—the sneakiest kind.
"I’m very happy to hear the news," Ovechkin said when he heard about Backstrom's longterm contract--"because he’s one of the top centers in the world, one of my best friends and we want to play together for a long time. He’s a guy who wants to stay in one place and be comfortable and win, just like me. We talk all the time about playing together, and we talked after the playoffs about how we can win in Washington."
by capsyoungguns on Jul 18, 2010 2:33 PM EDT up reply actions
He was being snarky, but definitely reflects other Pens fans.
Lockout talk makes me want to go out and choke an old lady - Elliotte Friedman
Probably not limited to Pens fans. Do you suppose the average Atlanta Thrashers fan cares who wins the Hart? Let’s assume for this discussion that such people exist.
by PensAreYourDaddy on Jul 18, 2010 3:50 PM EDT up reply actions
I’m not exactly sure what you mean by the second statement. I do think that ATL fans, or fans of any team that didn’t have a player in the running, would agree that the ESPY is by far the least prestigious. By far.
I do agree that the bias is not limited to Pens fans. Fans have a way of rationalizing what they want to believe and propping up their own guy. It just shocked my conscience that the author of a reputable SBN blog would go so far as to suggest that the ESPY’s were on even footing with the Hart in order to rationalize his biased position.
Lockout talk makes me want to go out and choke an old lady - Elliotte Friedman
You’re right, I’m not really discussing the original question. Were it not for posts such as this one and the one on Pensburgh, I might have gone on blissfully unaware that Sid had won something called an “ESPY”. The only way that award could be less meaningful is if they limited the voting to residents of Florida and South Carolina.
What I meant above is just that fans’ relative interest in the official NHL awards is seemingly tied very closely to whether or not they had a horse in the race.
by PensAreYourDaddy on Jul 18, 2010 5:15 PM EDT up reply actions
Yeah, I agree with that. I just like to think there is some basic level of objectivity that fans can all recognize regardless of partisanship.
The fact that to vote for one ESPY award requires voting for all makes that award even more meaningless than just having fans vote. Not only is it an internet vote, but you have thousands (millions? how many people vote on these things?) of people who just want to go vote for Kobe who have to vote on the NHL award so they pick the recognizable name. Ever since Crosby won without playing anywhere near a full season I think people should pretty much recognize the ESPY’s are worthless. I know you probably agree, just ranting on the ESPY’s, as if it was needed.
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It’s July, man. We need something to rant about.
by PensAreYourDaddy on Jul 18, 2010 5:38 PM EDT up reply actions
Excellent lob back!
"I’m very happy to hear the news," Ovechkin said when he heard about Backstrom's longterm contract--"because he’s one of the top centers in the world, one of my best friends and we want to play together for a long time. He’s a guy who wants to stay in one place and be comfortable and win, just like me. We talk all the time about playing together, and we talked after the playoffs about how we can win in Washington."
by capsyoungguns on Jul 18, 2010 2:08 PM EDT up reply actions
I think that’s both absolutely correct and utterly wrong.
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by CapitalCentre on Jul 18, 2010 1:51 PM EDT up reply actions
Miele was the most impressive to me, mostly because I didn’t expect anything out of him (nor had I heard of him before). I thought Mackan and Galiev had good games (though I think it’s weird that they’re playing Galiev on the W so much if they like him at C better), and it definitely looked like Kuz was trying to do too much by himself, because I think he thinks he’s the best player on the ice (which is probably true).
by DrinkingPartner on Jul 17, 2010 8:02 PM EDT reply actions
If anybody is interested I just posted by photos of warmups/Leonsis
http://capssnaps.blogspot.com/2010/07/development-camp-scrimmage-71710.html
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A new Holtbyism – Braden shot on his own net in the warmups with the rest of the team. He’s such a goof.
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I’ve seen him do that before at Bears games. He told me that he used to shoot the puck off his basement’s wall back at himself so I guess he became a puck-handler/shooter!
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For those wanting a little more from today...
NBCWashington put up a 5 minute clip from today’s scrimmage, that includes the fights, goals and shootout.
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there shouldn’t be. what’s the url?
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Miele and MacLeod continued their stand-out work today. They’ve played together all week and had really good chemistry. I’m excited to watch them in NCAA this season (Miami-Ohio and Northeastern, respectively) and think they would make excellent depth players for the Caps organization. They’re both free-agents.
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if you’re in the Boston area, Patrick Wey of BC (defense) is a Caps draft choice as well.
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That’s right, I forgot about him. It’s a bit harder to get to BC games, as they charge a lot and are hard to get. Northeastern is fun because the arena was built in the ‘20s, and it’s really cheap to go to a game. Shame on me, I should be going more, because D1 college hockey is pretty good, and I’m close to a lot of it.
as the daughter of an NU alum, I’m inordinately pleased to hear their games are more fun to go to! Maybe I should convince my dad we should make a trek this winter.
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There ya go! They renovated the place last off season, and I wasn’t able to check it out, but I heard good things. The team has gotten much better too, but not quite at the level as BU/BC, so the stadium isn’t always full. That may sound bad, but there are no assigned seats for the tickets, so if you buy a lower bowl ticket and get there early enough, or with a smaller crowd, you can be right at the glass. Not to mention the student section provides quite a bit of entertainment in addition to the game itself. Considering the conference they’re in, they always play at least a few national champion contenders anyways, so it really is a win win.
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