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Here is a link to a StarTribune story about Brad that will appear in the Tuesday StarTribune.<br><!--EZCODE LINK START--><a href="http://www.startribune.com/526/story/173375.html" target="top">www.startribune.com/526/story/173375.html</a><!--EZCODE LINK END--><br><br> <p></p><i><...

According to friends of the Skolnick family, Brad will apparently be released from the hospital this evening. He will be in a neck brace for several weeks. His MRI suggested that he had no spinal cord damage but he is apparently still in quite a bit of pain.<br><br>Good news for a solid hockey and s...

Benilde had freshman Michael Shibrowski in the net. In my opinion, he played very well against a strong SLP team. Benilde is a young squad. They could be a dominating team in the next couple of years.<br><br>Per other posts on this game, the StarTrib reported the box score as follows:<br><br>Benilde...

Brad is at HCMC. He is moving his extremities but apparently doing okay. <p></p><i></i>

East Hockey,<br><br>You're absolutely right--this is only one stat that should be considered when evaluating a team's defense or goaltending. But most of the other posts are based solely on opinion. If you look at the list, several of the teams that received comments in earlier posts are in fact amo...

There have been several good posts about team defense. Unfortunately, there are probably few perfect stats that provide an objective view of the effectiveness of a team's defense. Assuming that a team's goals against average is due, in part, to the success of the defensemen (and of course the goalie...

Froomcat<br><br>Officially, shots in the Hibbing game were about even but there seemed to be a bit of homefield advantage in the count. Clearly, Park had much higher percentage shots. That said, two of Sackrison's goals were from the blue line a appeared to be either misplayed by the goaltender or c...