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This is a big game between rivals to open up lake conference play. Last years game at Braemar between these two was one of the best i saw all year with tonka winning in OT.

Yeah, it's weird that both teams are kinda desperate for a big win to get back on track. Should be no lack of effort in this one!

Anyone know whether Malmquist, Jordahl, Benjamin, and Fidler will be back in the line up?

Does anyone remember if Cicciao played in that OT game last year?

Rich Clarke wrote:Anyone know whether Malmquist, Jordahl, Benjamin, and Fidler will be back in the line up?

im pretty sure Jordahl is back and same with Fidler, the others im not sure

GTTN wrote:Does anyone remember if Cicciao played in that OT game last year?

yeah he did

You can watch it tonight on MnHockeyCenter and find out who will come out victorious plus get some good one liners in the meat time too from Pete and Bart.



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Another tight game at Braemar and another win for Minnetonka.

Tonka's defense saved them in this game. They also did something that they have failed to do many times throughout the season--dominate the beginning of each period. Edina was trying to play catch up all game after an early 2-0 deficit.

I'm interested to see how Tonka stacks up against Wayzata next Thursday...gotta get through Hopkins first.

Lake Conference play never fails to excite.

Is it common for the losing team to not remove their gloves for the post-game handshake?

Ogie wrote:Is it common for the losing team to not remove their gloves for the post-game handshake?

Some teams are being asked to keep their gloves on because of the flu.

Ozzie82 wrote:

Ogie wrote:Is it common for the losing team to not remove their gloves for the post-game handshake?

Some teams are being asked to keep their gloves on because of the flu.

Do high schools not teach their students how to wash their hands now days?

I believe its tested on the ACT exam.

PuckU126 wrote:

Ozzie82 wrote:

Ogie wrote:Is it common for the losing team to not remove their gloves for the post-game handshake?

Some teams are being asked to keep their gloves on because of the flu.

Do high schools not teach their students how to wash their hands now days?

I believe its tested on the ACT exam.

Do you think there is sinks/soap and purell on the bench?

Is Hurley still playing for Edina? He hasn't showed up on the score sheet in the last 6 or 7 games...zero points. He's checked out ever since he got a D1 offer.

Wside wrote:Do you think there is sinks/soap and purell on the bench?

If you have OCD, yes.

Last time I was at Braemar, there were bathrooms near the locker room as well.

I think Minnesota Hockey has issued a similar advisory in recent days:

http://www.startribune.com/templates/Pr ... d=65793267

hondo98 wrote:Is Hurley still playing for Edina? He hasn't showed up on the score sheet in the last 6 or 7 games...zero points. He's checked out ever since he got a D1 offer.

He may be missing Malmquist more than everyone thought.

Sartellcelly wrote:I think Minnesota Hockey has issued a similar advisory in recent days:

http://www.startribune.com/templates/Pr ... d=65793267

Well, that makes more sense than the Edina players just being totally low rent and keeping their gloves on when the Skippers players removed theirs.

I sure hope that was indeed the reason.