Friday, January 31, 2025

UPDATED Game Day BU vs. UNH round 3; Inside BU Hockey; Women take on BC

 Game day graphic featuring posed photo of Doug Grimes. #10 BU vs. #16 UNH, Jan. 31, 7 PM at Agganis Arena on ESPN+.

# 10 Terriers will look to put last weekend in the rear-view mirror as they meet up with New Hampshire for a third time. Game time tonight at Agganis Arena is 7 p.m. with ESPN+ providing the live stream. Two weeks ago BU defeated the Wildcats, 6-3, at the Whit, and then 2-1 in overtime at home.

Terrier Head Coach Jay Pandolfo had been seeking "some consistency" in his forward lines. However after putting up big numbers against Vermont and in the UNH game in Durham, BU has gone three straight games without a five-on-five goal. That prompted the third-year coach to "mix it up a little bit, more than anything else."

Practice lines this week have been:
Harvey-Greene-Q. Hutson 
Eiserman-Hughes-Kaplan 
Lachance-Bednarik-Copponi 
Svoboda-Amonte/Zetterberg-Roukounakis
 
Commenting on last Saturday's 2-0 loss, he explained, “We competed a lot harder. We had our chances. We just couldn’t find a way to beat Fowler. He’s a good goalie, but I learned we can play with anyone  if we play a certain way.”

Pandolfo also revealed during his media call that Mikhail "Mike" Yegorov's strong performance against BC Saturday had earned him the start against the Wildcats.

Defenseman Aiden Celebrini remains out of the line-up with an upper-body injury, but, Pandolfo reported, his recovery is ahead of schedule and hopes he'll return for the Providence series following the Beanpot.
 
Terriers' top three overall scorers are Quinn Hutson (12-14-26), Ryan Greene (11-13-24) and Cole Eiserman (14-7-21). Green, Eiserman and Cole Hutson are tied for third in conference scoring.
 
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BU has a 16-8-4 record in games against the Wildcats at Agganis Arena and has an 18-1-2 in the last 21 meetings between the teams. 
 
Last weekend UNH split a home series against Vermont, losing, 3-2, in overtime and winning, 5-2, to end a five-game skid. Sophomore Ryan Conmy continues to lead the Wildcats’ attack with 12 goals and 23 points, followed by Robert Cronin (20 points), Liam Devlin (19), Cy Leclerc (18) and Nick Ring (15). Colton Huard anchors the defense while Alaska-Anchorage transfer Jared Whale has a 2.39 GAA.

There will be an Agganis Arena 20th Anniversary Poster Giveaway at tonight's game.

  

                     Photo credit Emaline Malkin

TONIGHT'S BU LINE-UP

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● GoTerriers.com preview, Game Notes, Live Stats, BU All-Access (audio), BU Men's Hockey Twitter
● Live Stream ESPN+
● Pandolfo Media Call
● College Hockey News Tale of the Tape

● Boston Hockey Blog Men’s hockey moves on from rivalry series sweep with UNH rematch

● Stats Sheets Week 17 Preview Calm before the storm 

On this week's edition of Inside BU Hockey, Bernie Corbett interviews head coach Jay Pandolfo and junior Quinn Hutson while Allison DeWitt chats with head coach Tara Watchorn and graduate student Julia Shaunessy.
 

►The Boston Hockey Blog has posted a new Boston Hockey Talk podcast, reviewing last week's men's and women's games and previewing this week's contests.

►NHL.com's Mark Divver wrote about sons of NHL players and executives now in college hockey, including Sascha Boumedienne, whose father, Josef, is an assistant coach with the Columbus Blue Jackets; Jack Hughes, whose father, Kent, is general manager of the Montreal Canadians; and Shane Lachance, whose father, Scott Lachance, is head of U.S. Scouting for the New Jersey Devils.

Not in the article, but also on the BU roster are: Tristan Amonte, who father is NHL standout Tony Amonte; Max Lacroix, whose dad, Eric, played eight seasons in the NHL; and Jack Gorton, whose father, Jeff, is executive VP of hockey operations for the Montreal Canadiens.

Looking ahead

2026 recruit Rian Chudzinski, in a performance the New England Hockey Journal called “dominant,” scored a hat trick and also hit a crossbar as #3 Dexter routed #8 St. George’s, 9-1. He’s the leading scorer for Dan Donato’s team with a 15-20-35 scoring line. 

Looking back

Episode 2 of Amazon Prime's  Faceoff--Inside the NHL, “As Tough as it Gets,” focuses on Jack Eichel and Filip Forsberg.  The Eichel section goes from his time in Buffalo, his neck injury, his trade to Vegas and Stanley Cup win, followed by last Spring’s disappointment. 

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New Papa Charlie McAvoy has been named assistant captain for Team USA in the upcoming 4 Nations Face-Off.  

Joel Farabee, the 14th overall draft pick in 2018, has been traded from Philadelphia to Calgary as part of a 4-player deal.  Farabee, who was Hockey East's Rookie of the Year in 2018-19, had an 8-11-19 line in 50 games for the Flyers.

Women ‘s Team

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Terriers will host #11/12 BC at Walter Brown Arena tonight in a 6 p.m. start that ESPN+ will live stream. The Terriers and Eagles split a home and home series in November with each team winning on the other’s home ice, with BU winning at Conte, 3-1, and BC winning at Agganis, 3-2 OT.

Though currently unranked, BU is tied for first in Hockey East with UConn, three points ahead of BC.

● GoTerriers.com preview, Game Notes, Live Stats, BU All-Access (audio), BU Women's Hockey Twitter
● Live Stream ESPN+
● Coach Watchorn Media Call
● Boston Hockey Blog A daunting stretch begins against BC  

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Tuesday, January 28, 2025

UPDATED Protocol penalty update; Poll Story; P-O-W for Pietersen

The controversial protocol penalty at the start of Saturday's BU-BC games remains a hot topic. 

The Boston Hockey Blog's Mitch Fink spoke with Hockey East Supervisor of Men’s Officials Brian Murphy and Associate Commissioner Brian Smith about the ruling.

“The BU goalkeeper came on the ice before the officials came on the ice and certainly before Boston College came on the ice. And as you’ll see in the timeline, the visiting team comes on last,” said Murphy, who was an NHL referee for 32 years before joining Hockey East in 2020. 

Yegorov took the ice, alone, with around 39:30 on the game clock. According to the rulebook, officials must take the ice at 39:00, followed by the home team at 38:00 and the visiting team at 37:50

● Boston Hockey Blog Hockey East clarifies procedural penalty in BU men’s hockey’s loss at Boston College on Saturday

● Boston Hockey Blog Analysis: BU men’s hockey avoids harsh reality against Boston College  

Yegorov was the only Terrier named to Hockey East's Weekly Top Performers list.

Mikhail Yegorov, BU (Fr., G; St. Petersburg, Russia) Stopped 23 of 24 shots in his NCAA debut at No. 1 Boston College, allowing just one power-play goal in a 2-0 defeat. He made several timely stops to keep the Terriers in the game.

► Boston Hockey Blog Week 16 Recap Happy Homecoming and Game 1 Advanced Stats  

Poll Story

Terriers slipped two slots to #10 in the USCHO Division 1 Poll. They’re one of six Hockey East schools in the top 10, along with #1 BC, #6 Maine, #7 Providence, #8 Lowell and #9 UConn. BU’s next opponent, New Hampshire is #18.

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The Hockey East teams are in the same spots in the USA Hockey/The Rink Live Poll, except for New Hampshire, which is #16. UMass is #20, giving the conference eight ranked teams.

John Buccigross’ rankings slot the Terriers at #8, while Everything College Hockey ranks BU #12.  BU fell to #10 in Pairwise which also has six Hockey East teams in the top 10.

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SNL (Saturday Night Leftovers)

It’s hard to find silver linings when you’re swept by your arch-rivals, including a shutout, but there certainly were a few. First, of course, is the performance of Mikhail “Mike” Yegorov in his first NCAA start, shaking off the early power-play goal, then making big-time stops throughout the game. He finished with 23 saves on 24 shots. (Thanks to @kinch8837 for this reel of Yegorov saves.)

 
   

Another was the Terriers’ compete level for 60 minutes against the #1 team with possibly the top collegiate goalie. “We were pretty good around our net,” Coach Jay Pandolfo said. “We didn’t give up much in the slot.” He added, “If we play that way, we’re going to win a lot of games down the stretch. That’s what we can take out of this.” 

A third positive from the weekend was the continued strong play on penalty kills, yielding just that one power-play at the start of Saturday’s game—more on that below—out of four chances for the Eagles. In the last seven conference games, BU has yielded just two goals on 22 man-advantages for opponents, largely attributable to the more aggressive kill the coaches have instituted.

As for the opening-minute goal Saturday, the NESN analyst describing the goal on replay notes that the BU bench was calling for a pick call. And BU’s sharp-eyed webcast analyst Mark Linehan called it out, too. If you watch the play at half speed, you’ll see James Hagens get on Brehdan Engum’s outside shoulder and angle him toward the middle of the ice as Leonard races by along the boards. Judge for yourself. Sure looks like a pick and sure had the intended effect.

The losses leave BU in second place in Hockey East, two points ahead of Maine (who has two games in hand) and four ahead of surging UConn.

Looking ahead
A Neutral Zone scout, after viewing a recent NTDP U18 game offered thoughts on 2025 recruit Jack Murtagh.

Jack Murtagh (LW, L, 6’1″, 200, NTDP U18, 08/22/2007, Boston University)
Grade: A-
Comments: With a goal and two assists, Murtagh had himself an offensive night. He was able to open the scoring for Team USA tonight at a much-needed time. Murtagh was able to show tonight that he can beat you in a straight line with the puck on his stick, skate his way into space with good separation and win a lot of battles that require him to race onto loose pucks. He is technically sound he still however needs to build more strength through his core and legs to make him a bit more sturdy on his skates as he got bumped off the puck a couple times. That added strength will help with more explosiveness, balance and also will allow for him to be more confident on wall battles and battles below the goal line.

Looking back

Macklin Celebrini's 16th goal proved decisive in the Sharks' 2-1 win over the Penguins. It was the fourth game-winner for the 2024 Hobey Baker Memorial Award winner. With 36 points, Celebrini is second in the rookie scoring race, three points behind Lane Hutson. Matt Grzelcyk picked up his 25th assist for Pittsburgh.

Jack Eichel scored his 15th goal in the Golden Knights’ 4-1 win against Florida. He has a team-high 62 points and is +28. He ranks 8th in the NHL in points and fourth (47) in assists.  

Brady Tkachuk scored his 19th goal in Ottawa’s 3-1 win over Utah. Clayton Keller’s 18th was the sole UHC tally. 

Congratulations to BU All-American and Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy and his wife, Kiley Sullivan, on the birth of their son, Rhys Michael McAvoy. Kiley is the daughter of former Terrier captain and current Penguins head coach Mike Sullivan.

 Women's Team

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Sophomore goalie Mari Pietersen earned Hockey East Player of the Week honors after shutting out Holy Cross in both ends of a home-and-home series. The Goodwood, Ont., native  stopped 25 shots in Friday’s 2-0 road win and then 15 attempts in Saturday’s 3-0 victory at newly re-opened Walter Brown Arena. She has a 1.94 GAA and a .904 save percentage in seven games.

● GoTerriers.com Pietersen Tabbed Hockey East Player of the Week  

● The Hockey News Long List Of Accolades Has Followed Mari Pietersen On Her Journey

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Sunday, January 26, 2025

UPDATED Protocol penalty costly in loss to BC; Women re-open WBA with shutout win

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 ►Video Highlights added. See link below.

#8/9 Terriers dropped a gut-wrenching 2-0 decision to #1 BC at Conte Arena as the home team combined a power-play goal in the first minute, an empty-netter and impenetrable goaltending to stymie BU. 

What appeared to be a special moment for a goalie making his NCAA debut turned out to be the undoing for the Terriers. By taking a solo lap before the home team took the ice, freshman Mikhail Yegorov incurred a delay of game penalty, putting the Eagles on the power play from the opening faceoff. 

A visibly upset Jay Pandolfo told the media, post-game, "It's a joke that that's how the game starts."

Twenty-four seconds into the man-advantage, BC scored the only goal it would need. Ryan Leonard raced into the BU zone and wristed a hard shot from the right circle that Yegorov saved, but Teddy Stiga, driving to the slot, got to the rebound first and slammed it home.  

After the opening goal, the 6’5” netminder from St. Peterburg, Russia, made several big saves before the somewhat rattled Terriers settled down and found their game.  BC would have one more power-play in the period and the Terriers would have two. During the second one, late in the period, Ryan Greene fired the only shot that would get past Jacob Fowler, but it rang off the post. Despite a 16-9 shot advantage, BU trailed 1-0 after 20 minutes.

Early in the second period with BU on a 3-on-1 rush, Cole Eiserman’s shot was deflected away. Then, midway through the period, BC put together multiple grade-A chances-- the first by Leonard and a second by Andre Gasseau—that Yegorov, displaying quickness and agility, defended.

He followed that effort minutes later by fighting off a 2-on-0 from Stiga and Gabe Perreault.

Late in the period with BU on a power play, Cole Hutson attempted a “Skoog” lacrosse goal but couldn’t get it past Fowler who had 24 saves through two periods. Yegorov’s two-period save total was 18. 

Terriers began the third period on a power play, but a turnover created a shorthanded chance for BC, which Yegorov snuffed out. Then, midway through the third, Eiserman blocked a shot and skated in alone on Fowler, but an Eagle backchecker did just enough to disrupt Eiserman's attempt.

Pandolfo pulled Yegorov with 1:25 remaining, but like on Friday, the result was an empty-net goal by Leonard.

Final shots were 30-25 in favor of BU. The stingy Eagle defense blocked 17 Terrier attempts. 

“The kid battled, man. He played really well,” Pandolfo added. “In this environment, he’s never seen it, so I figured it’s actually less nervous not knowing about it. He’s a confident kid. He was excited about it. I’m just really happy with the way he played tonight.”

 “We played well enough tonight to get some points out of this one, but just couldn’t find a way,” Pandolfo said. “We can build off this. If we play that way, we’re going to be in every game, we’re going to win a lot of games down the stretch here, so that’s what we can take out of this.”

● GoTerriers.com recap and box score
● Post-game Pandolfo
● Boston Hockey Blog BU men’s hockey can’t crack Jacob Fowler, Mikhail Yegorov shines in 2-0 loss to BC

● Highlights
 

Looking ahead
2025 recruit Jack Pridham's power-play goal with 1:23 left in regulations was the game-winner as Kitchener edged Erie, 4-3. The Blackhawks' third-round pick in 2023 has a 15-14-29 line in 27 games and five of his 15 goals have been game-winners.

2025 recruit Charlie Trethewey scored his 6th goal in the NTDP U18s’ 4-2 loss to Youngtown. 

2026 recruit Tynan Lawrence scored his 12th goal and assisted on two others in Muskegon’s 8-1 win against the NTDP U17s. The New Brunswick native has 29 points in 34 games.

Looking back

Tabor Academy, where Travis Roy starred before heading to BU, retired his number Saturday Night with the entire boys team wearing his number 14. 

AJ Greer scored his fifth goal and added an assist as Florida thumped San Jose, 7-2.

 Dante Fabbro scored his fourth goal in Columbus’ 3-2 overtime win over the Kings.

Women's Team

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#15 Terriers celebrated the re-opening of refurbished Walter Brown Arena with a 3-0 shutout of Holy Cross, giving BU a sweep of the Crusaders with shutouts at both ends. Sophomore goalie Mari Pietersen followed up Friday’s win by stopping all 15 shots she faced on Saturday.

BU remains tied for first place in Hockey East with UConn although the Terriers have a game in hand.

Captain Tamara Giaquinto put BU on the board at 15:18 of the opening period with a power-play goal.

 That was followed two minutes later by a blast from the high slot by Clara Yuhn.

Then, midway through the middle period, Lindsay Bochna connected for a power-play goal. (video)

BU outshot the Crusaders, 37-15, converted two of six power plays and killed off seven penalties.  

● GoTerriers.com recap and box score 

● Post-game: Coach Tara Watchorn/Tamara Giaquinto 

● Boston Hockey Blog BU beats Holy Cross 3-0 in return to Walter Brown Arena

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Saturday, January 25, 2025

Rematches on tap: Terriers at BC; Yegorov to debut; Women host Holy Cross

 

Terriers head to Conte Forum and will seek to reverse Friday night's outcome. Puck drop is at 7 p.m. ET with broadcast from NESN and live stream from ESPN+.

Goalie Mikhail Yegorov who was added to the roster earlier this week will make his NCAA debut. Alex Zetterberg returns to the lineup.

Tonight's BU lineup

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Looking back

Jake Oettinger, along with Jack Eichel, Charlie McAvoy and Brady Tkachuk, are on the Team USA roster for the Four Nations Face-Off that begins on Feb. 12.

● NHL.com Stars’ Oettinger motivated to be No. 1 goalie for U.S. at 4 Nations Face-Off   

 In case you missed it:

  

Women's Team  

It's homecoming for the first-place Terriers, who will go for a sweep of the Crusaders today at 4 p.m. ET with ESPN+ providing the live stream.  

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UPDATED: Fowler, BC foil Terriers; Women blank Crusaders; Save of the Year?

 

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#1 BC’s stingy defense and standout goalie Jacob Fowler were too much for #8/9 Terriers who fell to their crosstown rivals, 6-2, at Agganis Arena. The Eagles took a 4-2 lead after scoring three times in the middle period, then added a pair of empty-net tallies after beating back BU’s attempts at a rally.

BU’s two scores came 38 seconds apart on an extended power play in the opening period.  

Coach Jay Pandolfo: "Disappointing. Lot of self inflicted stuff for our team again tonight." More here and linked below.

After a few turnovers in the opening minutes created scoring chances for BC, the Terriers went on the game’s first power play when Ryan Leonard was called for boarding. Yet another turnaround turned into a breakaway goal for Will Vote who beat Mathieu Caron through the five hole.

 At the nine-minute mark, a dust-up between Matt Copponi and BC’s Michael Hagens resulted in a minor penalty to Copponi and a major to Hagens. After two minutes of 4-on-4, BU had a three-minute man-advantage and took advantage. 

Tom Willander took a pass from Quinn Hutson at center point and set up Ryan Greene for a one-timer, saved by Fowler. The rebound went to Hutson who had driven to the net and flipped home a sharp-angle shot for his 12th goal and a 1-1 tie.

Thirty-eight seconds later BU connected again when Cole Hutson threw a puck to the end board and it bounced off a stanchion and into the slot. As Fowler moved toward the puck, both Jack Hughes and an Eagle defender went for the loose puck which slid to Cole Eiserman in the left circle. He wristed it past a lunging Fowler for his 14th goal and a 2-1 Terrier lead. 

BU nearly added a third goal on the extended power play when Shane Lachance had a bid that tested the Eagle netminder. Terriers ended the period with a one-goal lead and an 11-6 shot advantage.

That lead disappeared five minutes into the middle period when BC scored on the rush. Teddy Stiga got his stick on a high pass from the point and the puck sailed over Caron.

Midway through the period with the teams skating four-on-four, Leonard raced through the Terrier defense and ripped a shot past Caron from the bottom of the right circle for BC’s first lead.

They doubled the margin two minutes later when Brady Berard buried a rebound.

The third period was all BU as they poured 14 shots on goal, but Fowler turned them all away. BU’s best chances came when Aiden Hreschuk tripped Kamil Bednarik. Before the whistle blew for the penalty, Devin Kaplan fired a backhander from the slot. During the man-advantage, Lachance had two close-in attempts foiled by Fowler and then Eiserman rang a shot off the left post.

Cole Hutson’s rip from the left circle was gloved by Fowler. With three minutes remaining Caron was pulled for an extra attacker, however Leonard controlled a puck in the defensive zone and fired it into the empty net. He repeated that again in the final minute to complete a hat trick.

Terriers travel to Conte Forum Saturday to complete the series with BC. Puck drop is at 7 p.m.

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● GoTerriers.com recap and box score
● Highlights/Post-game Pandolfo
● Boston Hockey Blog BU drops first game of rivalry series, 6-2

Looking ahead

2025 recruit Jack Pridham scored his 14th goal on a penalty shot as Kitchener defeated Owen Sound, 5-1.     

  

2026 recruit Jonathan Morello scored his fourth goal in Dubuque’s 3-2 win against Sioux Falls.

Looking back

Jake Oettinger stopped 18 of 21 shots--including this game-saving, save-of-the-year candidate--as Dallas held off the Golden Knights, 4-3. 

Jack Eichel scored his 13th and 14th goals for the Stars. 



Women’s Team

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Mari Pietersen stopped all 25 Holy Cross shots to lead # 15 BU to a 2-0 win at Hart Center Rink in Worcester. With the win, BU is tied for first place in Hockey East with UConn.

Alex Law scored her first goal of the season at 4:26 of the opening period, assisted by Julia Shaunessy and Luisa Welcke. Lola Reid connected on her eighth goal in the second period with assists from Tamara Giaquinto and Keira Healey.

● GoTerriers.com recap and box score 

● Post-game comments  

●Boston Hockey Blog recap 

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Friday, January 24, 2025

UPDATED Game Day: Terrier host BC at sold-out Agganis; Inside BU Hockey

 Game day graphic featuring photo of Ryan Greene skating out to the blue line during introductions. BU vs. #1 Boston College, Agganis Arena, Jan. 24, 7 PM on ESPN+ and NESN.

It's the weekend that Terrier coaches, players and fans have long had circled on their calendars: The Battle of Commonwealth Ave. #8/9 Terriers will host #1 BC in the front end of a pivotal home-and-home series. Puck drop is at 7 p.m. with NESN airing the game and live stream on ESPN+.

Tonight's contest is the 296th meeting in the series that began in 1918. BU holds a 140-134-21 (.510) lead despite dropping three of four to the Eagles a year ago, including the Hockey East title game.

Besides the ever-present bragging rights, first place in Hockey East is at stake. Terriers currently are on top, two points ahead of their ancient rivals. 

BC has won four of five games this month with the only blemish a loss to Merrimack. BU has swept two series since the calendar turned.

While BC's attack boasts several high profile scorers--Hockey East's #2 scorer Gabe Perreault (28 points) and the #1 goal-scorer Ryan Leonard (15) as well as star freshman James Hagens (25 points), it's the Terriers with the better scoring offense numbers. BU is #2 nationally in team scoring with 3.90 goals per game, and, as well, owns the fourth best power-play success rate (28.0).

The Eagles, who are producing 3.24 goals per game, have the third stingiest defense yielding just 1.81 gpg. Sophomore Jacob Fowler, a USHL teammate of both Shane Lachance and Brandon Svoboda, has a 1.83 GAA, along with a .935 save percentage, and has pitched five shutouts.

BU's team defense is an unattractive 3.90--inflated by the 20 goals surrendered in the series with North Dakota and Michigan, and seven at Yale--but in the last five conference games, it's a more acceptable 2.20.

"I think everyone's really excited," Coach Jay Pandolfo told the media Thursday. "I think it's a really good challenge for our group, playing against number one, a huge rival...but also they're the No. 1 team in the country. So it's a great opportunity for us to see where we're at as a team."

Juniors Quinn Hutson (25 points) and Ryan Greene (23; 6-4-10 in the last five games) have been wielding hot sticks for BU. So has Cole Hutson with 3-7-10 in his last five) and Cole Eiserman's 13 goals are the most for a freshman nationally.

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“They obviously have a really good top line that we’ve got to make sure we contain to the best of our abilities,” said sophomore captain Lachance. We just have to make sure we have all of our guys back. They have super skilled players that can finish.”

Success against the top-ranked Eagles will require a more disciplined game from BU, limiting penalties. 

“I feel like we’ve gotten a little better recently, but there’s still some games that we’re taking penalties that are unnecessary,” Pandolfo said. “It’s something that we’re still trying to improve on. Our guys have an understanding of that, but they’re not showing it quite yet, game in and game out.”

Goalie Mikhail Yegorov, a second-round NJ Devils draft pick, has been added to the roster, but senior Mathieu Caron will be between the pipes Friday evening. 

Mathieu Caron skating to the blue line during introductions at Agganis 

“He’s coming off two really solid weekends for us, but he played excellent Saturday night against UNH, especially in the third there when we took three penalties,” Pandolfo said. “Made some big saves on the penalty kill.” 

TONIGHT'S BU LINEUP 

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● GoTerriers.com preview, Game Notes, Live Stats, BU All-Access (audio), BU Men’s Hockey Twitter
● Pandolfo Media Call
● Live Stream ESPN+

● Boston Hockey Blog BU men’s hockey readies for home-and-home series with rival Boston College

● BU Hockey Stats Rivalry Week and a Homecoming (Week 16 Preview)

● College Hockey News Tale of the Tape
● College Hockey News BU-BC Meet in Aftermath of its Players Dominating at World Juniors
●  USCHO.com This Week in Hockey East

 


Episode 13 of Inside BU Hockey features Bernie Corbett's extended interview with Coach Pandolfo. 

Looking back 

Clayton Keller scored his 17th goal in Utah's 4-0 blanking of Minnesota.

 

Macklin Celebrini's 15th goal brought the Sharks even with Nashville at 5-5, but the Predators went on to win 6-5. Celebrini has 35 points in 39 games, four points behind rookie scoring leader Lane Hutson.

Women's Team

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Terriers return to conference play with a home-and-home series against Holy Cross. Tonight's game at Hart Center Rink in Worcester begins at 6 p.m. ESPN+ provides the live stream. BU is currently in third place in Hockey East, just one point behind co-leaders BC and UConn, but has a game in hand against both.

● GoTerriers.com preview, Live Stats, Game Notes, BU Women's Hockey Twitter

● Live stream ESPN+

● Boston Hockey Blog game preview

 

 

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