Double the update, double the fun
The first round is over and I've updated both sides of the pool. You should have received the updates in your email, but if not this post is for the player side of the pool. The team side update and my quick and dirty analysis on Tuesday night's games are located here.
The big news, as things relate to the player pool, was the big night from Sharks forward Jeremy Roenick. J.R. had a break out game, with a pair of goals and a pair of assists. Big news for Kim Landon and everyone else who took the grizzled vet. Also Joffrey Lupul got the overtime winner for the Philadelphia Flyers, and the bonus points helped Mike James mike his move up the standings.
1) Justin Lee 97 Five players eliminated
2) Mike James 96 Zero players eliminated, full roster intact!
3) Mark Brennae 94 Five players eliminated
4) Richard Warnica 93 Six players eliminated
5) David Forbes 92 Six players eliminated
6) Dale Oviatt 91 Two players eliminated
T7) Mary Kay Hosfield 90 Five players eliminated
T7) Rob Shaw 90 Four players eliminated
T9) Cliff Hosfield 89 Five players eliminated
T9) Brad Bouzane 89 One player eliminated
T9) James Gordon 89 Nine players eliminated
T9) Jenn Hosfield 89 Seven players eliminated
T13) James Peters 88 Five players eliminated
T13) Steve McKinley 88 Six players eliminated
T13) Liam Lynch 88 Six players eliminated
T16) Sean Hutchinson 87 Three players eliminated
T16) Jack James 87 Nine players eliminated
T18) Adam Fulton 85 Seven players eliminated
T18) Dave Washburn 85 Five players eliminated
T18) Ryan Plesko 85 Five players eliminated
T21) Arthur Casement 84 Five players eliminated
T21) Jason Anthony 84 Three players eliminated
T21) Jeff Sandelli 84 Ten players eliminated
24) Neil MacKinnon 82 Seven players eliminated
25) Julianna Nowaczek 81 Four players eliminated
T26) Jordan Stein 80 Three players eliminated
T26) Barry Horeczy 80 Six players eliminated
T26) Terry James 80 Two players eliminated
T29) Lloyd Mack 79 Four players eliminated
T29) Don McGowan 79 Zero players eliminated, full roster intact!
31) Ron State 78 Three players eliminated
32) Colleen Turnbull 77 Five players eliminated
T33) Kim Landon 75 One player eliminated
T33) Debb Coghlin 75 Seven players eliminated
T35) Colleen Racine 74 Six players eliminated
T35) Chris Chapman 74 Five players eliminated
37) Scott McCleery 72 Seven players eliminated
38) Peter James 64 Nine players eliminated
39) Janet Chapman 53 Four players eliminated
Labels: end of the first round, update
posted by Pete @ 11:28 p.m.
2 comments
2 Comments:
I thought going six for eight in first round was good for me - there are some fantastic players I am up against obviously.
My only questions as there seems to be a heavy load of Flames fans like myself - at least I'm taking that it was a heart pick for the upset - is why continue to play Erickson? And what's with Keenan pulling Kipper, the best Flame on the ice. He didn't steal a game for the team this time around, but he stopped umpteen shots and the Flames were standing still in Game 7. Not to blame Cujo who doesn't get a warmup, but 4-3 with the goal in the third and the Flames make a game of it a lot more often than being stunned by their coach pulling their guy and going down three.
Erickson was indeed brutal.
Pulling Kipper was a mistake, but I'm one of the few people who think it was defensible. You're down by two goals in game seven. The other team is playing better. As a coach you have to do something dramatic to shake things up. I wouldn't have done it myself, but I see where he was coming from.
I actually hope Keenan is able to keep his job. The last thing the Flames need is a fourth coach in as many years.
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