
Ryan Lambert
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Dec 6, 2024 |
eprinkside.com | Ryan Lambert
NCAA CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — It’s hardly scientific, but the pre-season ECAC coaches’ poll listed the Dartmouth Big Green as the No. 3 team in the conference. Most years, that would make them a fringe NCAA playoff team, probably on the outside looking in. And that alone would have been a big improvement, given they finished at No. 29 in the national Pairwise rankings last season. Now, they’re on pace to obliterate that heightened expectation.
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Dec 5, 2024 |
eprinkside.com | Ryan Lambert
NHL It's supposed to be kinda easy to coach a tanking team. You play the most important guys to the future of the organization almost too much, let them rack up points on the power play, and lose a bunch of 4-2 games. But supposed-to-be doesn't always work out, for a litany of reasons.
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Dec 1, 2024 |
eprinkside.com | Ryan Lambert
NHL Doesn't matter if you're rebuilding or trying to compete for something meaningful. One place you never want to find yourself as an organization is feeling like every game is a referendum. And that's where the New York Rangers are right now. Friday's loss to Philadelphia, their fifth straight game without a win, was a disaster. Proof that their willingness to trade long-tenured leaders didn't work to motivate them. A sign that they're just circling the drain.
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Nov 14, 2024 |
eprinkside.com | Ryan Lambert
NCAA In the NHL, there is the infamous cut-off date of Nov. 1 that all teams keep an eye on. In the cap era, if you're more than four points out of a playoff spot on that date, the odds that you’ll make the playoffs are extremely low. It’s not as though your season is over, certainly, but a lot has to go right for you and wrong for someone else to make that step into the post-season. In college hockey, a similar kind of cut-off exists: Nov. 11.
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Nov 7, 2024 |
eprinkside.com | Ryan Lambert
NCAA The landscape of developmental hockey and, by extension, the NHL just changed forever. Earlier today, the NCAA Division 1 Council voted to adopt a proposal that ends the college hockey classification of most CHL players as professionals. Starting on Aug. 1, 2025, CHL players will, in many cases, be allowed to join NCAA Division 1 programs, and play for those schools in the 2025-26 season.
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