How about this for a shock.. you are 6-6 and under .500 in the league.
Where are the leaders on this team?  Where are the upperclassmen who
should be the ones pointing out how unacceptable this performance is?
Haven't we had this leadership discussion before?

I'm all for winning and if that means playing Lundin or benching half
the team, let's do it.

The only thing that makes this "bearable" is that the Red Sox are still
World Champions no matter what!  ;-)

-Deron


--- Lindsay Huntoon <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> After watching the game against Northeastern last night, I have to
> agree
> with Jim.  The team definitely played better in front of Lundin.
>
> I'm not going into "panic mode" because I think this team still has
> great
> potential.  The team is in a rut right now, and needs some type of a
> shock
> to get them back on track before they dig themselves into a hole that
> they
> can't get out of.
>
> I'm not taking anything away from Jimmy, but if they have to sit him
> down
> for a game in order to jump start the offense then they need to do
> it.
> Better have this happen now than in March.
>
>
>
>
> -------
> Lindsay A. Huntoon
> Let's Go Maine Black Bears
>
>
>
>
> Subject: Re: The curse of Jimmy Howard
>
>
> I AM NOT BLAMING JIMMY....
>
> I AM BLAMING the team for how they play in front of him.
>
> you all might be interested in to know that tehre are members of this
> very
> board who have emailed me privately (and because of that, I will not
> mention
> names) who do in fact blame Jimmy.
> there are other non-Maine fans who have noticed the exact same
> "curse"...
> that they like to play against JImmy becaues they know that they only
> need
> one goal and they are likely to win against Maine.  ( their words,
> not mine)
>
> and one more time, I would rather see a 7-5 win than a shutout where
> the
> winning team is not predetermined.
>
> Goalie stats be damned.
>
>