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RIP to an incredibly talented woman. Brought a lot of laughs and smiles into my living room. Devastating news.

I'll say the same thing I said after Rocco was fired - I'm indifferent on the move itself, but the issues in this organization go way beyond the people who they have fired.

A hypothetical matchup of the 2003 gophers vs the 2019 team would be really fun to watch.

Agreed, I hate Russia but they are a great villain both in the Olympics and World Juniors.

Don't think he's a free agent yet but he would sure look good in Purple!

There’s a lot of randomness in a one and done tournament. Calling a guy like Wooger a loser just makes you sound dumb.

For me it's not even that he went to Wisconsin. As much as I hate those guys there is no denying that they have been an excellent program for 30+ years at this point. But the way he left absolutely deserves criticism.

For transferring? Not at all. For the way he carried himself? Absolutely.

I didn't, but I am convinced that was not ultimately his decision.

He went from gophers assistant to HC at SCSU. Even the most basic parts of your made up narrative are easily disproven.

Great point, that voting still bugs me. If anyone ever needed proof of why pitcher wins are a terrible stat for evaluation look no further.

Herb coached there one season before they were a D1 program. Bob took them to heights they had not previously seen.

Ultimately this was the #1 factor in that loss.

What the hell are you talking about the job was only open one time and Bob was hired at that time. Who else should have been hired? And doing less with more is quite an odd way to describe the guy who basically put the SCSU program on the map in college hockey.

More like boneheaded penalty call against Cooley by that ref.

PJ was a great hire So was Niko Motzko revitalized our hockey program and came within inches of a national title Whalen sucked but was somewhat understandable Ben was not Coyle’s choice to hire

I like Coyle. I wish he was a better fundraiser but he has made some good hires and as this report shows he is keeping the department afloat.

From a guy who knows nothing about the process, what are generally the requirements for an injury waiver? Is it simply a cutoff number of games played? Getting another year of those 2 would be huge.

I'm biased but Santana's prime was so dominant I think he should be in. Modern day Sandy Koufax in terms of career arc. Schilling is a piece of shit, and technically voters are allowed to consider character, but in my view he's in, just too great of a career not to be. Whitaker might be the...

I am hoping Mcdermott takes a year off. If KOC disappoints again next year, you have to seriously consider making a run at McDermott.