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Robbie Earl signed with Toronto today... He said that
he is ready to "take the next step"
Another food for thought... I was reading the
Milwaukee paper in the day or so after the Wisconsin
win, and they are already taking repeat.
--- David Torrey <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I don't have the answer to Wayne's question, but
> while my wife and I were in one of the beer halls in
> Milwaukee, I had a guy come up to me and inform me
> that his son played with Bellamy when they were
> younger. I think he said California. He wanted to
> know what happened to Bellamy's scoring ability. I
> couldn't answer the question.
>
> On a side note, I had people come up to me and
> tell me how much they liked Maine and it's hockey
> program. That was nice to hear. I said, "thank
> you".
>
> David
>
> Wayne T Smith <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> james acheson wrote, in part, on 4/14/2006 3:48
> PM:
> > and I do think that there is a place for guys who
> are more than 50%
> > offense. I seem to remember a Black kid who played
> this past week for
> > the Badgers... Dives alot, skinny... fast as hell,
> and... won MVP of
> > the Frozen 4.... not much D out of him.
>
> Yea, Robbie Earl. He had a great NCAA Tournament. I
> mentioned to the
> (pleasantly drunk) Wisconsin fan next to me that I
> thought Earl might
> have been their Most Valuable Player in Green Bay
> and Milwaukee. I got
> a guffaw and a list of the "more normal" stars. I
> had big grin later
> that evening when the local television news
> announced his MVP. But now
> I've got to go see the videotape to see his defense,
> or lack of it! ;-)
>
> > Maine seems to turn scoring machines into kids who
> score 6 goals a
> > season (Bellamy was the go to guy on the Coyotes a
> couple years ago.
> > Soares, Laise, even Duffy were great scorers.)
>
> I think college hockey does that, but you're exactly
> right. I think
> that list of players will all be much better scorers
> next season, due to
> graduations, obvious potential. and our need to
> "replace" 40%+ of this
> season's goals.
>
> Why do young UMaine players go from great scorers at
> the previous level
> to almost shunning the offense here? Anyone?
>
> Thanks and cheers, wayne
>
>
>
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