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Erik Ness and Sean HennenDubCHAGuy wrote:Aaron Ness and whoever his partner is
Thats Gardiner whos going to Wisconsin, and Raiola whos going to UMASSrangehockey14 wrote:There's a couple from Minnetonka I remember watching, I forgot their names... Gardener maybe? and his partner...
Weston is very good as well. They don't get paired together much, except probably on the PP. Anyway, those two would definitely be the best.George Blanda wrote:No doubt about it...
Aaron Ness and the other guy.
It doesn't really matter who the other guy is.
I actually like this paring better than Ness & Whomever. Give me Gardiner & Raiola on the blueline with the Jammin' Junior forward line from Edina and Mike Lee of Roseau in net. All the way baby!!!bardown012 wrote:Thats Gardiner whos going to Wisconsin, and Raiola whos going to UMASSrangehockey14 wrote:There's a couple from Minnetonka I remember watching, I forgot their names... Gardener maybe? and his partner...
Does Gleason play much actual defense? I've only seen him play once, but I've heard that all he does is look to pinch in and try to score. I know he's a good player but heard he looks to jump up in the play too much. Can anyone confirm or deny this? Like i said, only seen him play once.ehshockey wrote:Joe Gleason and Max Everson. Everson is good for a freshman but Gleason is one of the best defenders in the state so that is what makes this pair one of the best in the state.
He does help out on defense a lot but pretty much any time of the game he can take the puck his team's zone and skate it past every into the other team's zone. His speed is amazing. So he does help the offense get the puck into the other team's zone and set up some nice plays and does a lot on defense.BERG RENOLZ wrote:Does Gleason play much actual defense? I've only seen him play once, but I've heard that all he does is look to pinch in and try to score. I know he's a good player but heard he looks to jump up in the play too much. Can anyone confirm or deny this? Like i said, only seen him play once.ehshockey wrote:Joe Gleason and Max Everson. Everson is good for a freshman but Gleason is one of the best defenders in the state so that is what makes this pair one of the best in the state.
Gleason doesn't play a ton of defense, but because of his speed and Max Everson's skill and willingness to stay back, he usually gets back quick enough. He is tremendous offensibvely, very good in his own zone, and I would say just average as a defenseman on the breakout, but a very good skater on the break out. He is very good against the rush, when he actually stays at the point in the offensive zone, but he doesn't do that too often so I would say okay against the rush.ehshockey wrote:He does help out on defense a lot but pretty much any time of the game he can take the puck his team's zone and skate it past every into the other team's zone. His speed is amazing. So he does help the offense get the puck into the other team's zone and set up some nice plays and does a lot on defense.BERG RENOLZ wrote:Does Gleason play much actual defense? I've only seen him play once, but I've heard that all he does is look to pinch in and try to score. I know he's a good player but heard he looks to jump up in the play too much. Can anyone confirm or deny this? Like i said, only seen him play once.ehshockey wrote:Joe Gleason and Max Everson. Everson is good for a freshman but Gleason is one of the best defenders in the state so that is what makes this pair one of the best in the state.