Giving up short handed goals within the first 15 seconds of two different
power plays doesn't help things either. 

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Sent: Saturday, January 14, 2006 7:56 PM
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Subject: Re: Maine/BU - Friday

...and so it continues......

Hopefully that was a wake up call.  Injuries are a  definate part, but there
is no excuse for this weekend.  Let's see what Providence brings.


>From: Tracy and Jeff <[log in to unmask]>
>Date: Sat Jan 14 08:17:32 CST 2006
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: Maine/BU - Friday

>Things to note:
>
>Leveille's fall was nasty, I was about 10 rows up from the bu bench.  Hope
it's not serious.
>
>Tyler went out in the first, missed what happened, but he went off in
agony.
>
>Bu goal was kicked, Benedetto did frantically wave it off, then changed his
mind..........
>
>Winning goal looked like a break for bu while we changed up. I can't be
positive but it looked as though the player(can't remember who it was) came
from the Maine bench and just caught up to the scorer as he shot the puck.
>
>Maine played exceptionally in the first, had 18 shots on th scoreboard,
then only 3 for that horrble second.  They played like they had the game in
the bag and lack enthusiasm completely.
>
>Third period was a bit better than the second, but that secand was
horrible.
>
>No quesyions asked they deserved that loss.  Can't possibly hope to win if
you play two periods like distracted puppets.
>
>Hope all is well with everyone. GO BLUE! GO PATS!
>
>
>>From: Deron Treadwell <[log in to unmask]>
>>Date: Fri Jan 13 20:46:09 CST 2006
>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: Maine/BU - Friday
>
>>Maine falls 3-2 blowing leads of 1-0 and 2-1 early in the third.  BU 
>>got a hometown call on the first goal from what I could see on the TV 
>>replay, but certainly SOMEONE blew it on the game-winner as Ken Roche 
>>was wide open cruising down the slot and Macarthur fed him perfectly 
>>for the goal. (No one was near Roche)
>>
>>I have to say, this is a very disappointing loss.  Maine played a 
>>great first period, but couldn't generate more offense and couldn't 
>>even get out of the period with a lead thanks to the controversial 
>>goal.  Maine outshot BU 17-5 in the first according to the commentators.
>>
>>Michel Leveille was injured in the third period and it looked pretty 
>>nasty.  Michel tried to leap a defender as he streaked down the wing 
>>near the bench and he got upended and his leg came up and smashed into 
>>the glass where it began.  He was helped off the ice and did not 
>>return.
>>
>>Lundin played in net, but he didn't get a lot of help on the BU goals 
>>between the kicked-in goal and two goals where he was essentially left 
>>high and dry.
>>
>>We really should have had this one.  We let it slip away.
>>
>>-Deron