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Biscuits and Breezers
Welcome back to another blog of Biscuits and Breezers! In this blog we will be talking about an amazing USHL goal and Max Pacioretty leaving the Swiss league due to injuries. Starting off with a major beaut from the Cedar Rapids RoughRiders. This was an amazing goal let me put it plain and simple. A player by the name of Dylan McLaughlin is the source of this goal and the only words to describe it would be "Dangle" "Snipe" and "Celly". What happened was his teammates and he were rushing down the ice, ready to score a goal, he gets a pass that ends up infront of him, dangles it between his own legs, and goes top shelf on the goalie! You will have to watch the video to understand why it is unbelievably astounding, but once you do you will believe every word I say! It is on NHL's site, Facebook, and practically anywhere having to do with ice hockey. Well done Dylan, well done. Go check the video out! I think if he keeps up like this, Dylan Laughlin could be in the NHL in the near future.
The next thing we have to talk about is Montreal Canadiens forward Max Pacioretty coming back home to the states. With the lockout sending players to Europe, one is coming back. Playing with the Swiss club HC Ambri Piotta, Pacioretty has been battling reoccurring injuries that ultimately are cutting his European season short. Deciding that it would be better to recover and do therapy back in the states Max is headed back to his home in Connecticut where he will hopefully have a speedy recovery. He plans to join informal workouts with trainers in Montreal just to stay active during these dark times in the NHL right now. I hope he has a speedy recovery and will be able to play at full strength soon.
I want to give a couple of shout outs before I get to the "Players of Today". First off I want to congratulate my boys over at the Maulers for winning against the Great Falls Americans 7-2 and the Helena Bighorns crushing the Gillette Wild 8-3! Way to go boys keep it up! I also wanted to give a shout out to www.swedishstickhandling.com for being an active member on my page and voting me "Fan of the Week" twice so far. Go check out their website and like them on Facebook, let’s get them to 100 likes before the end of the month please! Also you can friend me on Facebook at Biscuits Breezers for all the updates and blog/hockey news so send a friend request my way! One more thing, we are at 1600 views which means that there is only 400 to go before we get to 2000 views! I know you guys can help me get there because you have been racking up views and have gotten me this far, thank you so much! The next Maulers game is the 19th of October and the next Bighorns game is the 18th against the Bozeman Icedogs so make sure to check them out. Hopefully I will be able to keep track of a European team if you want...any suggestions?
Now, for the "Players of Today". For the goalie pick we have University of Minnesota-Duluth goaltender Alex Fons. For the junior pick we have Rimouski Oceanic center Frederik Gauthier. For the European pick we have Vaxjo Lakers J20 defenseman Carl Nisser.
Starting off with the goalie pick. Alex is 6ft. 1in, 190lbs, and is from Minnetonka, Minnesota, USA. Prior to playing at Minnesota-Duluth, he was in the cage for the Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL), Alexandria Blizzard (NAHL), and the Fairbanks Ice Dogs (NAHL). During the 2011-2012 season with the Ice Dogs, Fons had 29 games played, 1 assist, 12 PIMS, 1649 minutes played, 64 goals against, 4 shut outs, 2.33 goals against average, 21 wins, 5 losses, 2 ties, 627 saves, and 0.907 save percentage. Alex has great butterflies, glove catches, and generally protects the cage very well. He uses the net to his advantages, not trying to stretch himself, possibly to expose a free goal, just to try to save a puck that went wide. The posts worked with him not against him. Good luck Alex with the Bulldogs (Minnesota-Duluth) this year and your future hockey career!
Next we have the junior player. Frederik is 6ft. 3in, 192lbs, and is from Mascouche, Quebec, Canada. In the 2011-2012 season with the College Esther-Blondin Phenix in the QMAAA, he had 26 goals in 39 games played, 25 assists, 51 TPs, and 28 PIMs. Frederik is a very good clean player who plays the game just to play the game. You can tell he has an undying passion for the game and grabs every moment he can get to play on the ice. Frederik is a great player who tries his hardest and it shows with his passes, determination, effort, and his goals. Good luck Frederik with the Oceanic and your future hockey career!
Last but not least, we have the European player. Carl is 5ft. 10in, 172lbs, and is from Stockholm, Sweden. In the 2011-2012 season with Malmo J20 SuperElit team, he had 1 goal in 23 games played, 3 assists, 4 TPs, 8 PIMs, and a +/- of 2. Carl is a very good defenseman with keen eyes and quick hands. He keeps the blue line sharp and defends it to the end. Carl has fast skates and amazing effort towards the game. It shows on the ice as well as on the bench. If he isn't playing a shift he is cheering on his team mates and encouraging them the entire way, ready to jump in at a moments notice. I think that he is very enthused with what he does and would do anything to help his team win no matter the consequences. Good luck Carl with Vaxjo and your future hockey career!
Thanks for reading another blog of Biscuits and Breezers! Every blog will be filled with updated hockey news, player reviews, and much more. Until next time remember, don't get your breezers in a bunch because hockey is always around the corner. Remember, it's always a great day for hockey and it's a lifestyle not just a sport!
Also before I go, remember if you are in either the Helena or Missoula area grab a ticket and go watch these amazing junior teams. The Bighorns' home opener is the 19th and the Maulers are going up against the Bozeman Icedogs the same day so make sure to see them! Congrats to the Bighorns for winning against the Icedogs 10-0 today! Way to go! Please leave a comment on which teams you guys want because without any suggestions I won't be able to have a blog! So make sure you are heard...every team will be in that team’s blog. You guys are the best viewers thank you so much! I want to have a European team to keep track of for this season so I need help picking one. Thanks again everyone.
The next thing we have to talk about is Montreal Canadiens forward Max Pacioretty coming back home to the states. With the lockout sending players to Europe, one is coming back. Playing with the Swiss club HC Ambri Piotta, Pacioretty has been battling reoccurring injuries that ultimately are cutting his European season short. Deciding that it would be better to recover and do therapy back in the states Max is headed back to his home in Connecticut where he will hopefully have a speedy recovery. He plans to join informal workouts with trainers in Montreal just to stay active during these dark times in the NHL right now. I hope he has a speedy recovery and will be able to play at full strength soon.
I want to give a couple of shout outs before I get to the "Players of Today". First off I want to congratulate my boys over at the Maulers for winning against the Great Falls Americans 7-2 and the Helena Bighorns crushing the Gillette Wild 8-3! Way to go boys keep it up! I also wanted to give a shout out to www.swedishstickhandling.com for being an active member on my page and voting me "Fan of the Week" twice so far. Go check out their website and like them on Facebook, let’s get them to 100 likes before the end of the month please! Also you can friend me on Facebook at Biscuits Breezers for all the updates and blog/hockey news so send a friend request my way! One more thing, we are at 1600 views which means that there is only 400 to go before we get to 2000 views! I know you guys can help me get there because you have been racking up views and have gotten me this far, thank you so much! The next Maulers game is the 19th of October and the next Bighorns game is the 18th against the Bozeman Icedogs so make sure to check them out. Hopefully I will be able to keep track of a European team if you want...any suggestions?
Now, for the "Players of Today". For the goalie pick we have University of Minnesota-Duluth goaltender Alex Fons. For the junior pick we have Rimouski Oceanic center Frederik Gauthier. For the European pick we have Vaxjo Lakers J20 defenseman Carl Nisser.
Starting off with the goalie pick. Alex is 6ft. 1in, 190lbs, and is from Minnetonka, Minnesota, USA. Prior to playing at Minnesota-Duluth, he was in the cage for the Sioux Falls Stampede (USHL), Alexandria Blizzard (NAHL), and the Fairbanks Ice Dogs (NAHL). During the 2011-2012 season with the Ice Dogs, Fons had 29 games played, 1 assist, 12 PIMS, 1649 minutes played, 64 goals against, 4 shut outs, 2.33 goals against average, 21 wins, 5 losses, 2 ties, 627 saves, and 0.907 save percentage. Alex has great butterflies, glove catches, and generally protects the cage very well. He uses the net to his advantages, not trying to stretch himself, possibly to expose a free goal, just to try to save a puck that went wide. The posts worked with him not against him. Good luck Alex with the Bulldogs (Minnesota-Duluth) this year and your future hockey career!
Next we have the junior player. Frederik is 6ft. 3in, 192lbs, and is from Mascouche, Quebec, Canada. In the 2011-2012 season with the College Esther-Blondin Phenix in the QMAAA, he had 26 goals in 39 games played, 25 assists, 51 TPs, and 28 PIMs. Frederik is a very good clean player who plays the game just to play the game. You can tell he has an undying passion for the game and grabs every moment he can get to play on the ice. Frederik is a great player who tries his hardest and it shows with his passes, determination, effort, and his goals. Good luck Frederik with the Oceanic and your future hockey career!
Last but not least, we have the European player. Carl is 5ft. 10in, 172lbs, and is from Stockholm, Sweden. In the 2011-2012 season with Malmo J20 SuperElit team, he had 1 goal in 23 games played, 3 assists, 4 TPs, 8 PIMs, and a +/- of 2. Carl is a very good defenseman with keen eyes and quick hands. He keeps the blue line sharp and defends it to the end. Carl has fast skates and amazing effort towards the game. It shows on the ice as well as on the bench. If he isn't playing a shift he is cheering on his team mates and encouraging them the entire way, ready to jump in at a moments notice. I think that he is very enthused with what he does and would do anything to help his team win no matter the consequences. Good luck Carl with Vaxjo and your future hockey career!
Thanks for reading another blog of Biscuits and Breezers! Every blog will be filled with updated hockey news, player reviews, and much more. Until next time remember, don't get your breezers in a bunch because hockey is always around the corner. Remember, it's always a great day for hockey and it's a lifestyle not just a sport!
Also before I go, remember if you are in either the Helena or Missoula area grab a ticket and go watch these amazing junior teams. The Bighorns' home opener is the 19th and the Maulers are going up against the Bozeman Icedogs the same day so make sure to see them! Congrats to the Bighorns for winning against the Icedogs 10-0 today! Way to go! Please leave a comment on which teams you guys want because without any suggestions I won't be able to have a blog! So make sure you are heard...every team will be in that team’s blog. You guys are the best viewers thank you so much! I want to have a European team to keep track of for this season so I need help picking one. Thanks again everyone.
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