Duluth East @ Cloquet Thurs. Dec. 13 at 7:30

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who wins

Hounds
19
54%
Jacks
16
46%
 
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butterball5
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Post by butterball5 »

East and Cloquet aren't having their best years so I think this will be a pretty even matchup and a good game
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Post by ColdasIce »

butterball5 wrote:East and Cloquet aren't having their best years so I think this will be a pretty even matchup and a good game
2 losses constitutes not having their best years!!!! You evidently didn't see the East losses to top 10 teams, East played right with both teams and lost close ones, I don't believe everyone thinks they are having a bad year! I don't know who Cloquet has played, except they lost a game to some bad team in Minneaplis. Don't assume anything after 4 games, that's just dumb quit reading the other dumb assumptions and watch them play before you comment
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Post by east hockey »

ColdasIce wrote:
butterball5 wrote:East and Cloquet aren't having their best years so I think this will be a pretty even matchup and a good game
2 losses constitutes not having their best years!!!! You evidently didn't see the East losses to top 10 teams, East played right with both teams and lost close ones, I don't believe everyone thinks they are having a bad year! I don't know who Cloquet has played, except they lost a game to some bad team in Minneaplis. Don't assume anything after 4 games, that's just dumb quit reading the other dumb assumptions and watch them play before you comment
I recall an East team not too long ago starting the season 3-8-4; they turned it around, winning 11 of their next 13 games and ended up down in St. Paul. So a 2-2 start obviously doesn't concern me. Even if they lost to Cloquet on Thursday and then Moorhead on Saturday, they'll be 2-4 against some pretty darn good competition.

People rush to judgement because they don't take the time to look at an issue. How else could it be?

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Post by karl(east) »

A team's record might not look that good at the start of the season when 10 of their first 11 games are against top 20 teams. Think about that...East plays half of the best teams in the state in December. Even last year, they started 5-5-1, which looks mediocre on paper. But when the losses are to Cloquet, Moorhead, Roseville, Centennial, and Anoka...that's pretty impressive. After that, East went 13-1-1 (the one loss coming in the section semifinals). No one at East is that worried about these early season losses; they're common occurrances.

The point is, it's impossible to say East is having a down year after 4 games, and still is hard to say that after 11. You have to look at how they've played the games, especially the losses. And East's losses have been very "good" losses.

The records can be thrown out the window in a rivalry game anyway. I'm leaving Duluth 3 hours before the game to get a seat (or rather, a spot to stand, wedged against 5 other people in awkward positions) in the miniscule student section.
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Post by JV_allstar »

If you've ever played hockey you'd know that there is no such thing as a "good loss". a loss is a loss.

I'm gonna say cloquet 4-2 with and open-netter
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JV_allstar wrote:If you've ever played hockey you'd know that there is no such thing as a "good loss". a loss is a loss.

I'm gonna say cloquet 4-2 with and open-netter
Not true at all. When Grand Rapids went to Edina two years ago and lost very close games with Edina and Eden Prairie...those were good loses. It gave the team confidence and they ended up in a state title game.
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Post by Lucia4President »

Duluth East - 4
Cloquet - 1
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Post by Lumberjack »

Got to stay true to my roots here.

Cloquet 4
East 2

Which Duluth radio station is carrying this game via the web?
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Post by Johnny_Murphy »

Da Jacks-8
Da Hounds-6
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Post by AHABulldog »

Lumberjack wrote:Got to stay true to my roots here.

Cloquet 4
East 2

Which Duluth radio station is carrying this game via the web?
WEBC The FAN 560 AM will have the game on the radio and their webcast is available here: http://www.fan560.com/main.php

Just click the listen live link on the top of the page.
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Post by Lumberjack »

AHABulldog wrote:
Lumberjack wrote:Got to stay true to my roots here.

Cloquet 4
East 2

Which Duluth radio station is carrying this game via the web?
WEBC The FAN 560 AM will have the game on the radio and their webcast is available here: http://www.fan560.com/main.php

Just click the listen live link on the top of the page.
Thanks AHABulldog
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Post by dulutheastfan »

4-2 Cloquet Final. Both teams came out flying this game it was all goaltending close game till jokinen put away his 3rd of the night with an empty netter.....
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Post by Lucia4President »

East dominated the 3rd. Shot 34-19 in favor of East. Solid play in goal for Cloquet.
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Post by karl(east) »

Once again, East outshoots an opponent by a lot...and loses. It's a trend I'm not liking much at all. They could have had more too, probably; I was getting frustrated with how long they were holding the puck, passing back and forth from point to point, at times. I'll give a lot of credit to Aaron Baker and the Cloquet D for keeping the Greyhounds down. Jokinen, meanwhile, put the Jacks' offense on his shoulders and displayed an ability to bury the puck that no current East players seem to have. That was probably the difference in this game.
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Post by hockey59 »

I guess Cloquet is better than I thought...Anoka tried to arrange a regular season game with them when they were switched to 7AA, Anoka got one scheduled with GR for January, but it didn't work out with Cloquet.

In any event, congrats to the Jacks on the big win.
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Post by JV_allstar »

I called it.
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karl(east) wrote:Once again, East outshoots an opponent by a lot...and loses. It's a trend I'm not liking much at all. They could have had more too, probably; I was getting frustrated with how long they were holding the puck, passing back and forth from point to point, at times. I'll give a lot of credit to Aaron Baker and the Cloquet D for keeping the Greyhounds down. Jokinen, meanwhile, put the Jacks' offense on his shoulders and displayed an ability to bury the puck that no current East players seem to have. That was probably the difference in this game.
A goalie of Ben Leis's ability is hard to come by for any team...East had a nice situation the past 2 years with Ben between the pipes...but the new goalies will gain experience in time. I expect East to bounce back and win their re-match with Cloquet later this year.
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boblee wrote:
JV_allstar wrote:If you've ever played hockey you'd know that there is no such thing as a "good loss". a loss is a loss.

I'm gonna say cloquet 4-2 with and open-netter
Not true at all. When Grand Rapids went to Edina two years ago and lost very close games with Edina and Eden Prairie...those were good loses. It gave the team confidence and they ended up in a state title game.
Good god boblee, good "loses"? You never talked like that when you lived in Rapids! Here's a shot of boblee and his dormates. (he's the "ball")

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Back to the books bobber!
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quickgym guy wrote:Jacks are starting to find a groove...
CEC - 4
East - 2
Hmmmmmm... Nailed it :lol: :lol: :lol:
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I said 4-3 CEC. Not far off. Nice bunch up there under Dave Esse.
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boblee wrote:I said 4-3 CEC. Not far off. Nice bunch up there under Dave Esse.
How come you chose East in the pick-em?...
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quickgym guy wrote:
boblee wrote:I said 4-3 CEC. Not far off. Nice bunch up there under Dave Esse.
How come you chose East in the pick-em?...
Cant go wrong if I take them both, right?
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karl(east) wrote:Once again, East outshoots an opponent by a lot...and loses. It's a trend I'm not liking much at all. They could have had more too, probably; I was getting frustrated with how long they were holding the puck, passing back and forth from point to point, at times. I'll give a lot of credit to Aaron Baker and the Cloquet D for keeping the Greyhounds down. Jokinen, meanwhile, put the Jacks' offense on his shoulders and displayed an ability to bury the puck that no current East players seem to have. That was probably the difference in this game.
everytime east loses...there's the whiners with excuses 8)
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artifactually153 wrote:
karl(east) wrote:Once again, East outshoots an opponent by a lot...and loses. It's a trend I'm not liking much at all. They could have had more too, probably; I was getting frustrated with how long they were holding the puck, passing back and forth from point to point, at times. I'll give a lot of credit to Aaron Baker and the Cloquet D for keeping the Greyhounds down. Jokinen, meanwhile, put the Jacks' offense on his shoulders and displayed an ability to bury the puck that no current East players seem to have. That was probably the difference in this game.
everytime east loses...there's the whiners with excuses 8)
That's considered whining??? I believe you are confusing explanations with excuses.
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formerly7aafan wrote:
artifactually153 wrote:
karl(east) wrote:Once again, East outshoots an opponent by a lot...and loses. It's a trend I'm not liking much at all. They could have had more too, probably; I was getting frustrated with how long they were holding the puck, passing back and forth from point to point, at times. I'll give a lot of credit to Aaron Baker and the Cloquet D for keeping the Greyhounds down. Jokinen, meanwhile, put the Jacks' offense on his shoulders and displayed an ability to bury the puck that no current East players seem to have. That was probably the difference in this game.
everytime east loses...there's the whiners with excuses 8)
That's considered whining??? I believe you are confusing explanations with excuses.
Well, yeah. Everyone knows we whine better than that when it's actually time to whine. Image

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