The NCAA Champions from Denver were saluted by the playing of this song in the arena, rather fitting!
2023-24 NHL Season
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MATTHEWS with his 69th goal....first to reach this number since MARIO LEMIEUX in 70 games/95-96......one more to go vs SENS....should reach magic 70.
Here is the game report on the NCAA hockey championship game last night. Just in the Frozen 4 games, Matt Davis saved 68 of 69 shots (98.5%, upping his save % from 97.8% for the tournament):
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Denver topples Boston College to win NCAA championship
No. 3 seed Denver, which finished the season on a nine-game win streak and closed with a 32-9-3 record, defeated No. 1 overall seed Boston College 2-0 Saturday night to win the 10th national championship in the Pioneers' storied history.
Cutter Gauthier, who had the most goals in the NCAA in the last 25 years with 38 (a ridiculous number) has signed with the Mighty Ducks, which should somewhat ease the pain that he and his Boston College teammates felt with their 2-0 shutout loss to Matt Davis and Denver in the NCAA Championship game. This kid is one of 3 1st round picks on BC, was drafted #5 by the Flyers in 2022, only to reject the team:
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Cutter Gauthier signs entry-level deal with Anaheim Ducks
A day after losing in the national championship game, Cutter Gauthier, who scored the most goals in the NCAA in the past 25 years during Boston College's run to the Frozen Four, signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday.
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McKinnon had 1 point last night and Kucherov point lead remains 3: 141 to 138 over McKinnon. Kucherov has 2 games left and McKinnon only 1, so it looks like Kucherov has all but clinched the Art Ross Trophy for most points. This is something he really wanted, after the past few seasons. It will be his second Art Ross Trophy.
That's it, with a goal tonight Adam Fox has officially clinched a point per game for the first time in his career. 72 games, 72 points with his goal tonight. Fox ranks #9 on the all time list of points per game defenseman, with Bobby Orr #1 and the only defenseman, along with Paul Coffey and Cale Makar in NHL history to average over a point per game:
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NHL Defensemen ‑ All-Time Points per Game Leaders
NHL defensemen who hold the all-time record for the most points per game in NHL. All-time points per game leaders for NHL defensemen.
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..and PANARIN so close of his 50th goal...anyway a dream/season with a concession/record.....impressive and IGOR closes the book with a bagel....la cerise sur le sundae....lollll......and now serious business is on the line.
McDavid is the 4th player in NHL history to have 100 assists in a season. The other 3 are Orr, Gretzky and Lemieux:
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McDavid 4th player in NHL history with 100 assists
Edmonton star Connor McDavid, who returned to the lineup after missing three games because of a lower-body injury, notched his 100th assist of the regular season in the Oilers' convincing 9-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks on Monday night.
Happy for PATRICK ROY.....they clinched 3th place/Metro Division....il a été engagé pour sauver la saison/to make playoffs....mission accomplie....BRAVO....avec une équipe---disons-le---bien ordinaire.
If you are wondering who the #1 seed NY Rangers opponent will be in the playoffs, so is the rest of hockey, so here are the scenarios:
If Washington beats Philadelphia tonight in REGULATION (which is a win or go home game for both teams), then the Rangers will play the Capitols and Ovechkin. And unlike past years when the Rangers had nobody to retaliate when Tom Wilson harassed the Rangers players, they can now send Matt Rempe out after him.
If Washington loses, and Detroit wins against the Habs, the Rangers will play the Red Wings
If both Washington and Detroit lose, it comes down to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh tomorrow night. If Pittsburgh wins they are in, if they lose, Philadelphia is in.
Pretty simple. Now if you were also wondering who would the Canadiens be helping if they beat Detroit, the answer is possibly the Capitals, the Flyers, or the Penguins. So as a Habs fan you have to decide would you rather help Detroit, or one of the other 3.
If Washington beats Philadelphia tonight in REGULATION (which is a win or go home game for both teams), then the Rangers will play the Capitols and Ovechkin. And unlike past years when the Rangers had nobody to retaliate when Tom Wilson harassed the Rangers players, they can now send Matt Rempe out after him.
If Washington loses, and Detroit wins against the Habs, the Rangers will play the Red Wings
If both Washington and Detroit lose, it comes down to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh tomorrow night. If Pittsburgh wins they are in, if they lose, Philadelphia is in.
Pretty simple. Now if you were also wondering who would the Canadiens be helping if they beat Detroit, the answer is possibly the Capitals, the Flyers, or the Penguins. So as a Habs fan you have to decide would you rather help Detroit, or one of the other 3.
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It's over. The Capitals have defeated the Flyers 2-1 in regulation. Detroit, Philly, and Pittsburgh are all eliminated.
He has proven he knows how to coach hockey. The Islanders played much better under him.
Last chance tonight for MATTHEWS to reach his 70th goal...won't b easy vs TAMPA.....BUT he will do it....will watch.....
Denied by the Lightning and backup goalie Matt Tompkins, who otherwise played like a backup goalie. Meanwhile, Kucherov has finished his season with 144 points, and McKinnon needs a 6 point game tonight to tie Kucherov for the points championship and the Art Ross Trophy. It's doable- but not likely.
Yep....not MATTHEWS moment BUT KUCHEROV with also his 100th ass.....for 144 pts/total....quite impressive.
Here is ESPN's playoff predictions. They are predicting that the "hungrier" Caps will stun the Rangers in a game 7 first round upset!!! NOOOOOO!!!!!!!! Also picking the Maple Leafs to win the Stanley Cup!
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Stanley Cup playoffs preview: Cup cases, flaws, bold predictions for all 16 postseason teams
Sixteen teams enter the NHL's thunderdome; only one will leave with the most glorious trophy in sports. Here's your guide to each club.
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