Nemo,
the Nor’easter—and latest “storm of the century”—that is battering the
Northeast and New England states, has knocked out most, if not all scheduled
sports including both the Men’s and Women’s hockey
games scheduled for tonight and tomorrow. The men’s team’s home game
against Merrimack will be played on Tuesday, Feb. 26, while the women’s
home game against New Hampshire has been moved to Wednesday, Feb. 20.
Episode
16 of Inside BU Hockey features Bernie Corbett’s interviews with Coach Jack
Parker, junior defenseman Patrick MacGregor and Peter Marshall, co-captain of
the 1985-86 squad that won BU’s first Hockey East tournament championship.
► The Boston Hockey Blog reports that Wes Myron, who left the
team last week to pursue professional opportunities, has signed
on with the ECHL Kalamazoo Wings.
Looking Back
Today’s looking back centers on centers….the top three
centers on BU’s 2008-09 championship team. In case you missed it, Nick Bonino scored his first NHL
hattrick last Saturday night leading Anaheim to a 7-4 win against Lost Angeles. So here are some Bonino-centric videos and an
article:
● Video: Three
goals and post-game thoughts
● Video: Big
hit vs. Calgary
● Video: Roommates
Colin Wilson scored a pair of goals to lead Nashville past
Los Angeles, 3-0. The 2009 Hobey Baker finalist’s first goal
was assisted by Brandon Yip. Recap and video.
Corey Trivino’s seventh goal of the season proved the game-winner,
lifting the Florida Everblades past Orlando, 3-1.Trivino, who also assisted on an insurance goal, has a 7-12-19 line in 38
games.
BU top defensive pair on that title team, Hobey Baker Award
winner Matt Gilroy and Brian Strait, manned opposing bluelines in an NHL game for the first time with Gilroy’s
Rangers thumping the Islanders, 4-1.
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