World Junior Championships
With the 2018 WJCs less than a week
away, teams are finalizing their rosters. Jake Oettinger, Patrick Harper and
Brady Tkachuk are on the roster for Team USA, which plays an exhibition game tonight against Belarus. Kasper Kotkansalo (photo) is on Finland’s roster. Dante Fabbro
is inactive for Canada due to a lower-body injury.
● IIHF World Junior Championships home page
● NHL Network TV Schedule
● EliteProspects.com WJC page
One more Terrier will be playing
international hockey during the semester break. Captain Brandon Hickey has been
named to Team Canada’s roster
for the Spengler
Cup Tournament in Davos, Switzerland beginning next Monday. Hickey is one
of four current college players suiting up for Canada. Two seasons ago, the
defenseman from Leduc, Alberta represented Canada in the World Junior
Championships.
● USCHO report
● USCHO report
Dylan Sikura (Northeastern), Jeremy Davies (Northeastern), Brandon Hickey (BU) and Jake Evans (Notre Dame) are the current NCAA players named to Team Canada's Spengler Cup team.— College Hockey News (@chnews) December 20, 2017
Looking ahead
2018 recruit Jack DeBoer scored his fourth
goal of the season and fellow recruit Tyler Weiss contributed an assist in the
NTDP U18s’ 6-3
loss to Muskegon.
● USA Hockey recap
Looking back
Charlie McAvoy produced a Gordie
Howe hat trick—a goal, an assist and a fight—in the Bruins 7-2 win against
Columbus on Monday. And, to add an exclamation mark, his 5th goal of
the season was the game-winner.
With an assist on Danton Heinen's goal, Charlie McAvoy becomes the first Bruins player to record a Gordie Howe hat trick since Zdeno Chara did it on November 29th, 2013! pic.twitter.com/7paRv4HPdF— Boston Bruins (@NHLBruins) December 19, 2017
● NHL.com recap and highlights
● CBS Boston report and video
In case you missed it—the Boston Globe’s Fluto
Shinzawa, a former Daily Free Press writer, had a pair of articles in Sunday’s
paper about Jack Parker and Matt Grzelcyk (photo).
The former looks at recent U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame inductee Parker’s impact on changes in college hockey, including
the challenge of a new “landscape where players are already considering their
exits as soon as they’ve put down their bags for their first college lectures.
The latter makes a strong case for the former BU All-American, who is averaging
nearly 15 minutes a game and sees time on the power play, to remain on the
Bruins' blueline rather than be returned to Providence.
● Boston Globe: Matt Grzelcyk deserves to keep playing
Former BU goalie Sean Maguire has been traded to Arizona as part of a
multiplayer deal involving the Penguins and Coyotes. Maguire has spent most of
the season with ECHL Wheeling (8-3-0, .910 save percentage, 3.28 GAA) and played four games with AHL Wilkes
Barre/Scranton.
● NHL.com report
David
Warsofsky’s shootout goal was the difference as San Antonio edged Rockford, 2-1.
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