In
just his second game with the Sabres, Evan Rodrigues scored his first NHL goal
and then picked up his first assist on Brian Gionta’s overtime winner as
Buffalo edged the Islanders Saturday night.
●
NHL.com recap
and video
●
WGR Post-game
interview
Jack
Eichel finished his rookie season with 56 points, second best on the Sabres,
while his 24
goals led the team. Among NHL
rookies, Eichel was second in goals and points and third in assists.
Nick
Bonino’s ninth goal was the Penguins only tally in a 3-1 loss to Philadelphia
●
NHL.com recap
and video
Matt
O’Connor turned aside 36 shots as Binghamton
edged Albany, 2-1, as he picked up his ninth win of the season.
Chris
Bourque remains the AHL’s leading
scorer with 79 points. He had a goal and three assists in Hershey’s 5-3 win
against Wilkes Barre/Scranton.
Looking
ahead
2016
recruit Clayton Keller scored a pair of goals—one shorthanded—while Kieffer
Bellows also scored as Team USA defeated Denmark, 5-1, in its final exhibition
game before the IIHF World U18
Championships begin Thursday in Grand Forks, N.D. Jake Oettinger, who played half of both Team
USA exhibition games, has stopped 22 of 23 shots. Preliminary round games begin
on Thursday when Team USA
takes on Russia. NHL Network will
televise all Team USA games.
Keller
now has 93 points (33-60), and, with at least five games to be played in the
World U18s, he could become only the third NTDP skater with a 100 point season.
The others: Auston Matthews (114) and Patrick Kane (102). He’s also just four
assists behind Jeremy Bracco's single-season record of 64 and five points
behind Phil Kessel's all-time points record of 180.
● NTDP record book
● NTDP record book
●
LastWordOnSports.com draft
profile of Keller
😻 #kellbeauty #theridge pic.twitter.com/yf7WVnzKg5Happy birthday to my future college Roomie/bestie @chadkrys can't wait for next year
This
Date in BU History
April
11 marks the latest date on the calendar year when BU has appeared in a
post-season tournament game. It happened last year, when the Terriers were
edged by Providence, 4-3, in the championship game. And, it happened seven
years ago when the Terriers’ “DC Miracle” produced the program’s fifth NCAA
title with an overtime win over Miami, by the same 4-3 score.
● 2015 BU-Providence highlights
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2009: BU
–Miami highlights
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Terrier Tales: The
Drive for Five was Realized
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