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Ding, ding, ding....there will be people/organizations who are gonna capitalize and make a lot of $ if they shut MNHS hockey down. I agree there are organizations that would want to do this. But I would be willing to bet that if there is no MSHSL hockey season this year, similarly, arenas will not ...

USHL came out saying they plan to have a full season yesterday... If High School Hockey does not happen could private leagues and entities take over the game here in MN and kill High School Hockey as we know it? Ding, ding, ding....there will be people/organizations who are gonna capitalize and mak...

TheNightman wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 09, 2020 5:16 pm

Isn't Halliwill coming back to HF next year?

The goalie world is a brutal business as demonstrated by this thread

outdoorsuperstar wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 23, 2020 1:45 pm

If I remember correctly, Andrews was headed to HF at some point. Wondering if he could revisit that??

So this would be the cascading effect WM brought up?

Be interesting to see how it plays out. Not sure if I’m interpreting your comment right WestMetro......but are the odds higher that the high school season will happen.....or are the odds higher that the junior hockey season will happen? I personally think it's a toss-up. The junior season may go by...

goldy313 wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 01, 2020 8:59 pm

The MDH isn’t allowing indoor competitions until at least July 29th. The MSHSL is following that guidance/edict. I doubt any school will go Townball on the MSHSL.

My understanding is the Braemar scrimmages are a full go (and some scrimmages will be played at SLP as was mentioned above).

Tryouts are historically the Sunday of the festival at Braemar, so July 19th?

outdoorsuperstar wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 23, 2020 1:45 pm

If I remember correctly, Andrews was headed to HF at some point. Wondering if he could revisit that??

One could say that commitment hasn’t been historically strong on many fronts in this situation.

Lee Smith and Co don’t care..they got the Hopkins goalie! Why y’all scared to call em out?? GD travesty...great coach eh? Str8 BS for Eli...whatever Is this official? I guess nothing is official until the young man is actually going to classes but, if participating in Eden Prairie’s STP is any indi...

edgeless2 wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 20, 2020 5:42 am

Lee Smith and Co don’t care..they got the Hopkins goalie! Why y’all scared to call em out?? GD travesty...great coach eh? Str8 BS for Eli...whatever

Is this official?

I found several documents stating Minnesota has 240 ICU beds. Currently 180 of those beds are being used. Trending last week ICU beds being used 118 135 155 166 182 Look at number infected over last week 500 400 400 500 600 700. Stay at home for common good! We have not reached the plateau yet! The...

Not a single MN netminder drafted and the 04's are a pretty good group....Manz, Dardis, Erickson and Wallin. What's up with that? Phase II maybe? Slightly surprised nobody went, but only 7 goalies went in total yesterday and typically you aren't going to see more than a 1-2 MN goalies go in Phase I...

As of Saturday the youngest Minnesotan died of Covid-19, he was 44 and lived in a long term care facility. That brought the average age of a Minnesotan that died from Covid-19 down to 83 from 86. Of course the average life expectancy of Minnesotans is 78....every death is a loss but from the day we...

I agree Goldy. I see they are reporting that we are near 1,000,000 cases in the US. With a population of 350,000,000 that means that less than 1/3 of 1 percent of our population has, or has already, had it. That means that over 99.7% of our population has not. While we don't have much published dat...

Governor Walz talked at his press conference yesterday about going ahead with planning for distance learning for the 2020-2021 school year, while prudent because we are clearly unprepared for distance learning now......in 4 weeks my daughter has had one.....one! assignment in total. She logs in eve...

Any comparison between the US and South Korea is beyond ludicrous from a public health standpoint; the US has a 36.4% obesity rate, 12th in the world, South Korea has a 4.7% obesity rate, 183rd in the world out of 191 countries. COVID-19 disproportionately affects the obese, obesity affects the nor...

First, let's tackle "In the Pipes" comment regarding testing where he states, "These tests you speak of all have significant limitations and the quicker the test results are generated the more inaccuracy they generally have." Really? Please provide citation of proof of this claim as being true rega...

I am fine, thanks for asking.....I went back to work Thursday. I can not comprehend how much has changed in 15 days. It was nothing more than a mild chest cold for me that lasted 3-4 days. I would not have missed work for it had I not been told to. I am lucky, so are the people I would have seen ha...

We would be able to "get this economy rolling again" if we let the virus run its course NOW by starving it out by staying at home, and then have a comprehensive testing and tracing regime like other countries (Germany, with its trained physician as head of state, is the #1 example, along with South...

As of this morning Mayo Rochester reported >10 hospitalizations due to COVID-19, Mayo is a regional, multi state provider. (There are other hospitals in the area not affiliated with Mayo in Northfield, LaCrosse, Rochester, Mason City, and Winona.) Granted, the population density in SE/SCMinnesota, ...

- Average age of death in Minnesota from covid 19 is 87 years old - Average lifespan for Minnesotans is 79.9 years which is 3rd in the country * Very eye opening when you really think about it Would we have been better off having quarantined the elderly and at risk people with underlying health pro...

What we have here is the perfect example of both ends of a spectrum being pushed. Some people say lock it all down and keep everybody safe from the virus. Even though that virus has killed fewer people than the flu, heart disease, smoking, and etc. (I won't mention the "A" word as I don't want to g...

This is a cost-benefit analysis problem that will need to be addressed very shortly. Everyone will have their own opinion, there is not a "correct" answer here, there are going to be many trade-offs and none of them are going to be pleasant. It will be an exercise of making these trade-offs and sele...

Turn the news off, we're going to be fine.

Goldy , how are you doing symptomwise right now ? I am fine, thanks for asking.....I went back to work Thursday. I can not comprehend how much has changed in 15 days. It was nothing more than a mild chest cold for me that lasted 3-4 days. I would not have missed work for it had I not been told to. ...