Der Jaeger
Generational EBUG
Don't you dare question my generational status.....Maybe that's why you're not an EBUG? Not weird enough?
Don't you dare question my generational status.....Maybe that's why you're not an EBUG? Not weird enough?
A.S.S.?I got by being apathetic, sarcastic, and sleepy.
6. Smarter goalies will require better collaboration
Keefe cites hockey sense as Devon Levi’s biggest strength. Levi, Sabres’ property after being traded from the Panthers in the Sam Reinhart deal, anticipates where pucks will go. He also has the power and athleticism to get to his spots.
It becomes critical for a weak-side defenseman, for example, to know that rushing to occupy a shooting lane may not be the best move if his goalie can get there. The defenseman’s better play may be to stay put and deny a slot-line pass.
The Amonte save -
This is the save I mentioned in the other thread -
In the matter of a little over 2 weeks his counting stats have improved pretty significantly. NCAA hasn't updated their site from last night yet but these are roughly where he ranks now.Not sure he'll reach any of his NCAA goals this season with the team in front of him.
GAA: Ranked 37th
SV%: Ranked 24th
Win%: Ranked 31st
In the matter of a little over 2 weeks his counting stats have improved pretty significantly. NCAA hasn't updated their site from last night yet but these are roughly where he ranks now.
GAA: Ranked 37th -----> now 22nd
SV%: Ranked 24th ----> now 4th
Win%: Ranked 31st ----> now 24th
Since his 8 goal shelling against Harvard he's 6-1 with 1 SO, a .955 Save % and roughly a 1.6 GAA. That's the kind of rebound you love to see from a young goalie. Definitely seems to have a lot of mental toughness.
The Coaches Site
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I'm just going to leave this here...
Per the post you quoted, I was not doubting him as a prospect (or his mental toughness). I was questioning whether the team NEU iced was good enough to support his goals and if going back to college was the right choice. I watched a few periods here and there in late Nov and early Dec during that losing streak, and NEU looked outmatched regularly.In the matter of a little over 2 weeks his counting stats have improved pretty significantly. NCAA hasn't updated their site from last night yet but these are roughly where he ranks now.
GAA: Ranked 37th -----> now 22nd
SV%: Ranked 24th ----> now 4th
Win%: Ranked 31st ----> now 24th
Since his 8 goal shelling against Harvard he's 6-1 with 1 SO, a .955 Save % and roughly a 1.6 GAA. That's the kind of rebound you love to see from a young goalie. Definitely seems to have a lot of mental toughness.
Oh I was more just using your post to show the statistical improvement from then, not to say you doubted him or anything like that. Since you had his rankings from the 21st nicely laid out it made it easier to show how well he's been bouncing back.Per the post you quoted, I was not doubting him as a prospect (or his mental toughness). I was questioning whether the team NEU iced was good enough to support his goals and if going back to college was the right choice. I watched a few periods here and there in late Nov and early Dec during that losing streak, and NEU looked outmatched regularly.
It's good to see him rise to the occasion and at least get a shot at a bean pot. I still am not sure if the Hobey Baker or NCAA final 4 are in the cards with the NEU team, but perhaps they are a sleeping giant and are turning it on at the right time.
Skating and processing are two skills that can help a shorter goalie excel at the next level.To paraphrase a conversation I had with the lad while we were watching Dustin Wolf in the WHL a few years ago - big, small... can you stop pucks?
And Levi is very, very good at stopping pucks.
I think this is the first time Harvard and Northeastern have ever met in the Final in the history of the BeanPot.
To me it is one of the craziest things in all of sports. 4 teams for like 90 years play a tournament and 2 of them had never met in the finalWhich as a statistical equation probably requires being in the math department at Harvard to figure out since there are only four teams in the thing.