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Thinking It Through: Short-Handed UMass Set to Challenge Champs

Duluth, MN, USA / NewsTalk 610 AM & 103.9 FM Apr 7, 2021 6:30 PM “I know people think we are short-handed,” UMass head coach Greg Carvel noted during his Wednesday pre-Frozen Four press conference in Pittsburgh. “We’ve lost a couple good players for this game, but that’s all right. We like our depth.” He’s not wrong. But UMass is short-handed heading into this game. The Hockey East champions will not have leading scorer Carson Gicewicz (17 goals) or top goaltender Filip Lindberg for the semifinals, and possibly beyond if UMass advances. Does it mean the Minutemen can’t dethrone the two-time defending champion UMD Bulldogs Thursday night (8pm on KDAL)? Absolutely not.

Frozen Four preview: Minnesota Duluth vs. Massachusetts

Frozen Four preview: Minnesota Duluth vs. Massachusetts April 8, 2021 6:32am Text size Copy shortlink: 8 p.m. Thursday • PPG Paints Arena, Pittsburgh • ESPN2 UMD win streak in NCAAs at 10 Bulldogs at a glance Record: 15-10-2, third place in NCHC regular season, lost in NCHC tournament semifinals. How they got here: At-large selection, No. 3 seed in Midwest Regional. Didn t play No. 2 seed Michigan because of COVID-19 issues, beat No. 1 seed North Dakota 3-2 in five overtimes. Key facts and figures: The Bulldogs are playing in their fourth consecutive Frozen Four and have won the past two, 2-1 over Notre Dame in 2018 and 3-0 over Massachusetts in 2019. UMD has a 10-game winning streak in NCAA tournament play and is 13-1 in its past four appearances. … Nick Swaney (13-14-27) and Jackson Cates (11-16-27) lead a balanced scoring group for UMD, which also has Kobe Roth (13-10-23), Cole Koepke (14-8-22) and Koby B

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Game 21: UMD at Western Michigan

Duluth, MN, USA / NewsTalk 610 AM & 103.9 FM Feb 13, 2021 1:39 PM UMD’s latest stay atop the NCHC lasted long enough for everyone involved in the title race to play one (1) more game. The Bulldogs’ stay in first, along with their six-game winning streak, came crashing down Friday in Kalamazoo, where Western Michigan was in control throughout a 4-0 victory over UMD. Senior Josh Passolt, a Hayward native, had his hands in all three shots that beat UMD goalie Ryan Fanti (Ethen Frank’s empty net goal was unassisted). Passolt scored the first goal by tipping a Michael Joyaux point shot home at the tail end of a power play in the second period (initially, this was labeled an even strength goal, but was changed back to a power play goal upon further review by the thorough crew led by WMU sports info guy Adam Bodnar). He assisted on Cole Gallant’s odd-man rush goal later in the period, then sniped home the third goal by winning a race to a puck that UMD lost at the Western Michig