Originally posted by Runsub5
View Post
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
Maine Hockey 2014-15 Volume 2: Red's Revenge
Collapse
This topic is closed.
X
X
-
Re: Maine Hockey 2014-15 Volume 2: Red's Revenge
Originally posted by UVM Cat in Texas View PostYikes, I HATE drawing a team we've already beaten 4 times this year. Gives me a very uneasy feeling....Last edited by all bear; 03-01-2015, 05:57 AM.sure why not
Comment
-
Re: Maine Hockey 2014-15 Volume 2: Red's Revenge
Originally posted by umhockey91 View PostOK......I give up. Have fun with a couple of stiffs between the pipes.I swear there ain't no heaven but I pray there ain't no hell.
Maine Hockey Love it or Leave it
Comment
-
Re: Maine Hockey 2014-15 Volume 2: Red's Revenge
Very disappointing season for Maine. I don't see how even the most loyal and optimistic of fans wouldn't see it that way. First 20 loss season since Timmy's 08-09 team. We had 2 quality wins all year. It's hard to see things getting better after a step back this year.
Comment
-
Re: Maine Hockey 2014-15 Volume 2: Red's Revenge
Originally posted by BobF View PostYeah we definitely need to address our goaltending problem! When you out shoot a team 44-19 and lose 5-2 that is clearly, OH wait we were out shot 44-19!!! As Rosanne Rosanna Danna famously said Never Mind!!
Sorry. Our goaltending for years has been below average. It has been average this year with two new young guys. Those who wanted Maine to play Nugnes or want new goaltenders must not be watching these games. Our defense has been horrendous!!! And that is team defense. Last week vs. Northeastern on Friday night it seemed no one was defending between the two circles! Put any of Maine's great goalies out there and they don't win that game and given what the shot totals were vs. PC they don't win these games!
Talk about DENSE! You have to be DENSE to think that this teams deficiency this year is goaltending! With limited viewing the issues are team defense, inability to finish, and then average goaltending that did not make the critical save to close a game. May have cost us the difference between 9th and 10th!!! Back in the Sirman, Wilson era cost us NCAA appearances. So unless we are recruiting the next Jimmy Howard, or a Carey Price clone forget it. You say we are recruiting some 20-year old? My comment to that is he is someone that has been unrecruited to this point so not exactly a blue chipper and likely not a scholarship player. Means a recruited walk-on as it is his last chance. This team needs to address several more issues, goaltending is easy to pick on but truly is not what is at the heart of the issue!
Comment
-
Re: Maine Hockey 2014-15 Volume 2: Red's Revenge
Originally posted by walrus View PostThere are stiffs all over the ice on this team but the goalies are the only ones you want to point out? I realize the goalies aren't great but they are both Freshman so I'm not going to condemn them because they aren't brick walls.
Comment
-
Originally posted by umhockey91 View PostMorris is a junior........not that it matters.I swear there ain't no heaven but I pray there ain't no hell.
Maine Hockey Love it or Leave it
Comment
-
Re: Maine Hockey 2014-15 Volume 2: Red's Revenge
Originally posted by walrus View Post................Other than Marty as a Jr or Sr who has been better?
Comment
-
Re: Maine Hockey 2014-15 Volume 2: Red's Revenge
Originally posted by walrus View PostAcademically, you are correct. But he played 6 games his first year and then sat for year. So really this is his first year as a full time goalie. He certainly is better than most of the goalies at Maine lately. Other than Marty as a Jr or Sr who has been better?
You guys are nuts if you think that Maine is winning anything with Morris or Romeo in net.......but hey, why not wait another 3 or 4 years for any success, right?
Comment
-
Re: Maine Hockey 2014-15 Volume 2: Red's Revenge
Originally posted by walrus View PostHe certainly is better than most of the goalies at Maine lately. Other than Marty as a Jr or Sr who has been better?
Maine Hockey: I want to believe
43-21-4 (.662) in games I attended over 4 years as a student
104-47-14 (.669) in that time
3x FROZEN FOUR
11-20-2 in games I've attended since. (2-2-1 under Red)
Comment
-
Originally posted by umhockey91 View PostMaine is listing him as a junior but if you want to argue with Red......go right ahead. As far as D-men.......yeah, they suck. Maine has something like 10 D-men lined up over the next few years. How many goaltenders do you see on the recruit list?
You guys are nuts if you think that Maine is winning anything with Morris or Romeo in net.......but hey, why not wait another 3 or 4 years for any success, right?
And oh yeah, I don't believe Maine is winning anything any time soon no matter who is in netI swear there ain't no heaven but I pray there ain't no hell.
Maine Hockey Love it or Leave it
Comment
-
Re: Maine Hockey 2014-15 Volume 2: Red's Revenge
Originally posted by walrus View PostAnswer this, were the goalies responsible for the losses this past weekend?. I'd say no, penalties, lack of effort,
WHICH Maine player all weekend long was able to create space between himself and ANY PC player on a breakaway or any play? NONE. I do not think that Maine has a forward who is faster than PC's slowest D man. Acciari might be slow (people said he was, but I did not see it), but if he was, his team mates made up for it.
The D did what they COULD. Rutt was knocking people around in the crease, taking good penalties. (The Major might have been deserved, but, both he and the PC player were skating in the same direction ALONG the boards when Jake make the hit. It was not a hit from behind INTO the boards, rather it might have been a hit to the back of the guy's head as the guy was already going down. Of course I have no idea how head contact made a difference as it was let go all game long. Acciari and Mauerman have no ability to make a hit without following through to the head, but Hayes and Merchant got away with it too, so THAT was not called unfairly.
The D attepted to stand guys up at the blue line. Timmy's boys never did that.
I do not fault the effort. Maine was severely outgunned and Leaman knew how to match lines so Maine never had even a tiny advantage.
Comment
Comment