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Terriers are on the road this weekend for a pair of games vs. Maine. Tonight’s
contest at Alfond Arena is a 7:30 p.m. start. It will air live on Fox College Sports-Pacific
and be live-streamed on Maine All-Access.Tomorrow’s game will be played in
Portland at the Cross Insurance Arena with puck drop at 7 p.m.
CHECK LAST NIGHT'S BLOG POST FOR INSIDE BU HOCKEY AND MORE
CHECK LAST NIGHT'S BLOG POST FOR INSIDE BU HOCKEY AND MORE
Maine,
which was idle last weekend and most recently split a series at Lowell, will be
looking for its first win against BU since a 7-3 victory at Fenway Park in
January of 2014. Its offense is led by freshman Eduards Tralmaks, and
sophomores Mitchell Fossier and Chase Pearson, all with seven points, and
junior defenseman Rob Michel with six points. Junior Rob McGovern and freshman
Jeremy Swayman have split the goaltending duties.
BU’s
last two weekends produced shutouts of Providence and New Hampshire and a pair
of disappointing losses to Northeastern.
The Terrier offense is paced by Patrick Harper with 11 points and Bobo Carpenter
with 10. Jordan Greenway with goals in two of the past three games, Chad Krys
and Brady Tkachuk all have eight points.
BU will likely be without senior captain Brandon Hickey again this
weekend due to a hand injury. Max Prawdzik is in goal again tonight.
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Maine All-Access Live
Stream
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Daily Free Press preview
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Bangor Daily News preview
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HockeyEastOnline Weekend preview
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USCHO Picks &
Predictions
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College Hockey News Tale of the Tape
TONIGHT'S TERRIER LINE-UP
Tkachuk-Greenway-Carpenter
Cockerill-Bowers-Harper
Curry-Melanson-Amonte
Crone-Cloonan-Chabot
Krys-Fabbro
Farrance-Crotty
Diffley-Kotkansalo
Prawdzik.
Prawdzik.
►BU Student Activities is sponsoring buses to Saturday’s game against Maine in Portland. Buses leave the George Sherman Union at 10:30 a.m. Roundtrip transportation and game ticket are $15. (Details)
►This week’s Hockey on Campus podcast features: Colorado
College Coach Mike Haviland, last year’s Hobey Baker Award winner and current NJ
Devils rookie Will Butcher and USA Hockey Director of Communications Dave
Fisher. It airs on NHL Radio (SiriusXMChannel
91) on Saturday morning at 8 a.m. ET and Sunday morning at 10 a.m. ET. You
can also find it here on College Hockey
News.
Looking
ahead
On
NHL Central Scouting’s November 15 release of Players to Watch for the next
draft, 2018 recruit Joel Farabee received an “A” rating, indicating a likely
selection in the first round. Tyler Weiss received a "B" rating while Jake Wise, who has been sidelined from the NTDP
U18s with a broken collar bone, received a “C’” rating. Hockey writer Jeff Cox,
who wrote about players on the watch list from New York/New Jersey and New
England, also offered his thoughts on why another NTDP U18 BU recruit, center
Jack DeBoer, was overlooked on the November list.
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New England Hockey Journal Wise
2018
recruit Ryan O’Connell scored a goal and an assist in BCHL Penticton’s 7-1 win
against Surrey. The 6’2” defenseman drafted by Toronto in the 7th round of the
2017 draft, has 11 points in 18 games for the Vees.
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BCHL box score
Looking
back
Charlie Dangles. 🚨 pic.twitter.com/Yt0oLpBW2r— Boston Bruins (@NHLBruins) November 17, 2017
Charlie McAvoy’s second goal of the season was a highlight reel tally in the Bruins’ 2-1 win against Los Angeles.
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NHL.com recap and highlights
Colin
Wilson, who returned to the Colorado line-up a week ago, scored his first goal
in the Avs’ 6-2 win against Washington.
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NHL.com recap and highlights
Women’s
Team
Terriers
head to Vermont for a weekend series against the Catamounts. Friday’s game is a
7 p.m. start, while Saturday’s game begins at 4 p.m.
2018
recruit Courtney Correia of the Toronto Jr. Aeros has been named to the Team Canada roster for the IIHF World
U18 Championships
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