Monthly Archive for March, 2006

: March, 2006

The kid is alright

He’s only 18, but Ryan O’Marra’s got a confidence that belies his years. He scored two goals tonight, and he could have had four. Four would have been a tie, but hey, what a night, anyway. Things

It’s an Erie coincidence

Two things, one of which made the story, another of which didn’t… 1) Probably should have pointed it out in the story, and it just hit me that I didn’t: Next year. O’Marra, being just 18 and having

It's an Erie coincidence

Two things, one of which made the story, another of which didn’t… 1) Probably should have pointed it out in the story, and it just hit me that I didn’t: Next year. O’Marra, being just 18 and having

Oh really? No…

So I’m basically useless to you guys (told you I stunk yesterday) except for this: O’Marra’s been assigned No. 20. It’s also good timing in that Danbury needed Omicioli and Larocque back. Hamilton

Third place, for now

Another one of those “Whoa” Hershey games, compounded by being the worst I’ve been in a long while and the earliest deadlines I’ve ever faced outside of the holidays… Talk was it was Steve Regier

Darned Ivy Leaguers II

The legendary Tim Taylor is out at Yale after almost three decades. We’ll see if this becomes BST-related…

Darned Ivy Leaguers

So the ding on his head couldn’t have been that bad: Jeff Hamilton took the whole practice, should be back Wednesday, and even did a little creative problem-solving…. Steve Regier’s Olympics

Five out of six/five in three

This one seemed to be all about intensity. Springfield had it for 40 minutes and escaped even. Bridgeport needed it, was getting it from its goaltender and in spurts otherwise, and finally pulled it

Capital punishment

So Dave Baseggio broke out tonight with a combination, Nos. 2 and 10 on the great hockey list of Good Things: “Good things happen when you go to the net and throw the puck at the net.” Since the gamer

Pronounced just like it’s spelled

Bridgeport brought in centerman Pete Tsimikalis on an amateur tryout this morning. He was Oshawa’s captain this year and scored 99 points. He’ll fill in for Jeff Hamilton, who — it’s that C word, but