More media reactions
to David Quinn’s hiring as Rangers’ head coach and Paul Fenton becoming
Minnesota’s general manager.
● NYPost.com Q&A with Quinn
● NYPost.com Q&A with Quinn
● NYPost.com The
friendship that could define Quinn’s first season
● SI.com Rangers believe Quinn will bring fresh approach to rebuilding team
● NYPost.com As Rangers go young, Quinn must connect with new core
● SI.com Rangers believe Quinn will bring fresh approach to rebuilding team
● NYPost.com As Rangers go young, Quinn must connect with new core
● StarTribune.com Fenton’s never-quit ways began as a player"Now that he's a part of this family, he is going to pour his heart and soul into it and I think that it's great to have someone like that as your leader going forward."— New York Rangers (@NYRangers) May 30, 2018
- #NYR @shattdeuces on Coach Quinn
Full 🎥 ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/G8mYtNtsyb
● The Atlantic: Practical jokes, hard work and a life in hockey: Paul Fenton’s road to the Wild
Looking ahead
The 2018 NHL Combine began in Buffalo Monday. Among the 104
attendees are Brady Tkachuk and 2018 recruits Joel Farabee and Jake Wise (photo). So,
too, is Tyler Weiss, who according to several accounts won’t be coming to BU
and may be headed to Nebraska-Omaha.
● Roster of Combine
invitees
● NTDP report
● NHL.com At combine, Day Two: Tkachuk aims to impress
● SB Nation Draft profile: Jake Wise
● SB Nation Draft profile Joel Farabee
● NHL.com Top of the Class Brady Tkachuk
Looking back
● NHL.com report
Finally, a stick tap to a pair of former Terrier basketball standouts. John Holland, #2 career BU scorer, is a member of the Cavaliers Eastern Conference champions.
● NTDP report
● NHL.com At combine, Day Two: Tkachuk aims to impress
● SB Nation Draft profile: Jake Wise
● SB Nation Draft profile Joel Farabee
● NHL.com Top of the Class Brady Tkachuk
Looking back
Caps forward Alex Chiasson, the last remaining Terrier
left in the hunt for the Stanley Cup, finds a life-long friend--"as close
as a brother to me"-- skating for the Golden Knights.
● NHL.com report
Finally, a stick tap to a pair of former Terrier basketball standouts. John Holland, #2 career BU scorer, is a member of the Cavaliers Eastern Conference champions.
So Proud of alum John Holland. All of the hard work and perseverance paid off and he’s headed to The Finals! Congrats John! pic.twitter.com/fHJDXgnm4W— BU Men's Basketball (@TerrierMBB) May 29, 2018
Brett Brown, a Terrier standout in the early 1980s and
current coach of the 76ers, received a three-year
contract extension.