I think if your going to live with the rotation then you have to go with
Matt. It would send the wrong message to him if he was skipped this early in
the year. Now, later on if one or the other goalie emerges (like Matt did
last year) as the predominate Number 1 then fine go with the one goalie.
However this early and using the rotation, you gotta give him a shot at
working out of the funk.

-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff & Tracy Hill [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2000 1:34 PM
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Subject: Re: Who goes in net?


I'm for Matt.  He's been more consistant over the time he has played vs the
time Mike has played.

Deron Treadwell wrote:

> With Maine playing only one game this weekend (a Friday night home league
> game against Merrimack) and the Black Bears looking for their first league
> points, I ask the question... who should start in goal?
>
> Mike Morrison, last seasons #2 goalie has allowed only 2 goals last
weekend
> in over 104 minutes of action.
>
> Matt Yeats, last years #1 who also played a large roll in last year's
> Hockey East Championship has not been up to that form so far, but we all
> know that it is not indicative of the quality of play he is capable of.
>
> Yeats was pulled in his last outing, so a decision to start Morrison
almost
> indicates a decision to slide him into the #1 slot, since it is Yeats
> "turn" in the rotation.
>
> Here are the raw numbers..
>
> Yeats (1-2-1)  3.02 goals against average and a .880 save percentage
> (258.34 min. played)
> Morrison (1-1-1) 0.73 goals against average and a .967 save percentage
> (164.52 min. played)
>
> I'd be interested in hearing your opinions on this!
>
> -Deron