Lundin is 2-0 I believe with wins against Air Force and
Alabama-Huntsville, who are a combined 1-7 on the season.

Our goaltending is still a big question mark and that is the point. 
You are right that Bishop still has to prove himself, but he's played
some great competition so far and held up well.  Very positive start.

I felt Lundin's play Saturday was not a result of rust or early season
antics, but appeared instinctual -- and that is what made it scary.  I
look forward to seeing him again and hope this was an aberration.

-Deron


--- Bob Woodbury <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Not to throw cold water on the Lundin-is-scary party but let's
> remember 
> a couple of things: 1. It's very early in the season; 2. Bishop is a 
> freshman. I like him, too, and am very excited about the way he's
> played 
> so far. But he really hasn't proven anything yet; 3. excuse me -
> what's 
> Lundin's record?
> 
> William wrote:
> 
> >Lundin is the No. 2 guy, meaning we'll (likely) see him against
> UMass
> >while Bishop should be in there against the E-A-G-L-E-S EAGLES,
> EAGLES
> >EAGLES. The following week (I think it's the following week anyway)
> will
> >be interesting, when Merrimack is the first game and BU the second.
> I
> >think by then it will be clear who the No. 1 is. I am completely
> >unimpressed with Lundin, too.  While the boxscore says shutout, he
> was
> >brutal Saturday night. Ok, maybe not brutal, but the guy scares me,
> too.
> >Many times I was wondering what the heck he was doing out there.  I
> don't
> >want him anywhere near the ice in a big game, at this point anyway. 
> 
> >
> >--- Deron Treadwell <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> >
> >  
> >
> >>I had the opportunity to attend Saturday nights game (a 4-0 win
> over
> >>Alabama-Huntsville) where Matt Lundin picked up the shutout.
> >>
> >>I struggle for a way to phrase this about a performance that
> resulted
> >>in the opponent not scoring, but frankly I thought Lundin was just
> >>plain scary out there.  He frequently lost sight of the puck and
> when
> >>he did he would just flop on the ice or dive recklessly toward
> where he
> >>thought the puck was.  Alabama-Huntsville may have a nice little
> team,
> >>but a top opponent would have certainly been able to take advantage
> of
> >>at least some of that.  (Let's not remember this was a 0-0 game
> after 2
> >>periods)
> >>
> >>I saw Lundin at least once last year and he seemed much more poised
> and
> >>focused on the ice then.  Is he pressing because Bishop has done
> well
> >>and he hadn't played in two weeks?  I did not feel comfortable with
> him
> >>in there at all.
> >>
> >>I think that we are due to have a few adventures with our
> goaltenders
> >>this year.  I've also seen Bishop in person and he is very
> aggressive,
> >>which as we know can lead to some interesting situations.
> >>
> >>I know there was some talk here that maybe Lundin was hurt during
> the
> >>Denver series, but I wonder if Coach saw any of what on display
> >>Saturday night in practice and surmised Maine would be better off
> with
> >>Bishop twice?  Right now, Bishop looks like our clear #1 guy to me.
> >>
> >>And as Fred Nutter says.. that's our opinion.. we welcome yours.
> >>
> >>-Deron
> >>
> >>    
> >>
> >
> >
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