Eden Prairie at Benilde-St. Margaret's Dec. 11
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Fun game
If the EP goalie didn't let in 2 soft goals and if his team could have stayed out of the box, they would have won.
Can't wait for their next match up.
These are some talented kids. Fun game to watch.
Can't wait for their next match up.
These are some talented kids. Fun game to watch.
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Re: Fun game
IF is a lame excuse used by quisling euphorians. product of the new generation?tututangous wrote:If the EP goalie didn't let in 2 soft goals and if his team could have stayed out of the box, they would have won.
Can't wait for their next match up.
These are some talented kids. Fun game to watch.
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Re: Fun game
Oh, how I wish I was the next generation. Mr. Oldtimer, your thin veiled insults are hurled at an old goalie that has no dog in any fight. My point of view will always come from the position that I loved to play. I have just as many IF's about the current MN Gopher goalie too.northwoods oldtimer wrote:IF is a lame excuse used by quisling euphorians. product of the new generation?tututangous wrote:If the EP goalie didn't let in 2 soft goals and if his team could have stayed out of the box, they would have won.
Can't wait for their next match up.
These are some talented kids. Fun game to watch.
It was the kindness of my neighbor inviting me to watch a scrimmage this summer that I got involved in HS hockey again. He picks the games we attend. Forgive me if getting back into the atmosphere has made me feel that competitive spirit again.
In any case, I stand by my last statement, no IF's, AND's or BUT's.
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Some belated thoughts here: nice, packed house for the game, which started slowly but delivered by the end. These teams don't like each other and there was plenty of emotion on both sides, though it never boiled over--we just got to enjoy some very good hockey.
BSM continues to impress the most of anyone so far. Being able to roll 4 lines was key against a physical Eden Prairie team, and they did a good job of playing keepaway and keeping Mittelstadt from getting loose very often. Bischel made a huge save to keep it level in the 3rd. The D wasn't great, but it was good enough. The refs called a tight game (too tight, in my opinion), which I think suited BSM a bit more than EP, but credit them for capitalizing.
Eden Prairie seemed unsettled. I don't think they ran the same lines out there twice in the first period, and I don't get the decision to break up Mittelstadt and Graham. Durocher looked shaky and gave up some juicy rebounds. Sticking Graham/Mittelstadt on the point on PPs gave BSM several breakaways, one of them leading to a shorthanded goal. I'll stick by calling them the most talented team out there, but their flaws aren't hard to find. It just goes to show how wide open things are this year.
BSM continues to impress the most of anyone so far. Being able to roll 4 lines was key against a physical Eden Prairie team, and they did a good job of playing keepaway and keeping Mittelstadt from getting loose very often. Bischel made a huge save to keep it level in the 3rd. The D wasn't great, but it was good enough. The refs called a tight game (too tight, in my opinion), which I think suited BSM a bit more than EP, but credit them for capitalizing.
Eden Prairie seemed unsettled. I don't think they ran the same lines out there twice in the first period, and I don't get the decision to break up Mittelstadt and Graham. Durocher looked shaky and gave up some juicy rebounds. Sticking Graham/Mittelstadt on the point on PPs gave BSM several breakaways, one of them leading to a shorthanded goal. I'll stick by calling them the most talented team out there, but their flaws aren't hard to find. It just goes to show how wide open things are this year.