i admittedly have not read every post regarding hobey baker award thoughts/concerns... but i think three players have apparently been grossly under-recognized: e bullock, umass-lowell b allison, maine m turco, michigan maybe hobey goalies are about as common as al or nl mvp pitchers, but allison and turco seem to be the rock-solid foundations upon which maine and michigan have built fabulous seasons. i only saw allison once this year (the first game against bu back in the 2nd or 3rd weekend of the season)... but his gaa is superb, his save% is quite good, and his w-l record is incredible. turco has comparable stats and is quite an accomplished puck handler. however... as well as allison and turco are playing, maine and michigan might not suffer all that much with their back-ups manning the pipes instead. bgsu hockey-l'ers have stated that the falcons would still be a pretty good team without brian holzinger. but how good would umass-lowell be without bullock? how many goals would bullock have scored if he was playing for the wolverines this year?!! if i was your average joe fan at umass-amherst, bullock and m grier would be the only 2 HE players i'd pay $$$ to go see. it's a shame harvard's s martins isn't having as good a season as many would have hoped or expected. it seems that he has had to carry the crimson all by himself this year, and that burden has completely worn him down. does anyone know which nhl team has martins' rights? -dave bu 91 and 94, umich 98?