They are down 1-5 to Breck and get a PP opportunity with 44.8 seconds left in the game. Marshall coach puts in senior backup goalie so he can "get in the game". 30 seconds later he gives up a short handed goal to Breck. Thanks coach!!
Sunsetcliffs98 wrote:They are down 1-5 to Breck and get a PP opportunity with 44.8 seconds left in the game. Marshall coach puts in senior backup goalie so he can "get in the game". 30 seconds later he gives up a short handed goal to Breck. Thanks coach!!
Whats your point? He was a senior and letting him see the ice the last minute. That is why he is the back up.
I see no problem with this... Obviously they weren't going to win, and obviously it was probably a bummer letting up a goal, but it was his last time ever playing.... Props to the coach
starmvp wrote:I see no problem with this... Obviously they weren't going to win, and obviously it was probably a bummer letting up a goal, but it was his last time ever playing.... Props to the coach
The biggest stage in hockey and the kid gave up 4 fewer goals than the starter. By writing that all I am saying is I bet he will look back with fond memories. I would have killed to ride the pine, yet alone hit the ice in the biggest indoor high school tournament event in the nation. Way to go coach!!!!!!
154 teams in PGstat. 16 teams in the tourney. 2 goalies per team. 32 even get a chance to skate on the rink. Only about half of them will see the ice because of the game situations their team is in. Benefit of the doubt, 20 goalies play in the tourney out of 308 varsity goalies in the state. I bet he gets over feeling bad about playing by the time his kid has a SPECK of a chance at doing the same thing. Just saying.
starmvp wrote:I see no problem with this... Obviously they weren't going to win, and obviously it was probably a bummer letting up a goal, but it was his last time ever playing.... Props to the coach
