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wdwbabes · 1 year

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what i think badger hockey players are like irl

these are my impressions of the guys, i do not know if they are like this irl. please do not send hate to the guys or me, i’m just sharing my opinions because my friend thought they were hilarious

also, ik this isn’t the whole team, these are just the guys i felt like i could form an opinion on lol

de st phalle is a frat boy through and through, drunk every weekend type but super smart and does really well in school

urds is a golden retriever who also loves to party and definitely gets the girls but is a family guy and will always put them first

shay is a man whore and probably not super book smart, i don’t think i need to explain those

brock is the sweetest man to grace this earth but also kinda shy

moe is probably an ass, i’m also judging off of his mustache so

tyson is an impressionable guy who does whatever anyone else wants to do, and has go with the flow vibes. he is definitely shy and keeps to himself, introvert with extrovert tendencies around people he knows and trusts

dom is like the dad, not just because he is the captain

cruz is living his best college life like he got a fake 3 days after moving in (not that he needs one, kk will let him in no matter what), goes out to bars and parties and tries to impress the girls. lowkey lives in his brothers shadow and always strives to outshine him

lamaster is definitely super quiet and shy but when you get some alcohol in him you wouldn’t be able to shut him up otherwise is super sweet with slight temper issues, but overall one of the funniest guys you’ll ever meet

malmquist is always up for a good time, bffs with dan, has all the good qualities you want in a guy

bantle i feel like would be one of the sweetest guys ever and is genuinely a good guy

lindmark is sweet and fratty but not douchey and just be so nice and dependable like he’s the guy people call when they are drunk and need a ride home, aka the responsible one

gorniak def has dad vibes and does not give one fuck what anyone has to say, he will do whatever he wants whenever he wants

morrison is a sweet lil guy who is respectful and the perfect guy to date

vorlicky def gets all the girls and uses the fact he plays for the university to get them.

dan is def fuckboy but its respected because he’s hot, but is shy so most of the time the girls come to him. he is besties with malmy and whatever malmy wants to do, dan will do

cools is like a classic canadian with his mannerisms and stuff, probs super smart with a idgaf personality/vibe

#badgers hockey #zach urdahl #brock caufield #corson ceulemans #carson bantle #shay donovan #daniel laatsch #mike vorlicky #jack gorniak #mathieu de st phalle #owen lindmark #liam malmquist #dominick mersch #luke lamaster #tyson jugnauth #jared moe #cruz lucius

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broskiladoskii · 3 months

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This is the finest that they’ve looked yet.

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mangodragonfruit22 · 5 months

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#wisconsin hockey #college hockey #hockey #uw madison #carson bantle #hockey edit #badger hockey #hockey boys

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lennysfridge · 8 months

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why is the whole wisco hockey team actually kinda….

daniel laatsch

carson bantle

charlie stramel 😌

cruz lucius

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hockeygossip · 10 months

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is adam's ex dating carson bantle? seems like a downgrade but idk .. the pics on her digital/spam ig are veryyyyy interesting

ex. https://www.instagram.com/p/CuuF2M_r6sp/

https://www.instagram.com/p/CuuFRzTrtAh/

possibly but I’m not sure. This is the first I’ve heard of this

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iihfworldsjunior · 1 year

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Potential 2022 US World Juniors Hockey Team: In Case We Still Have A Country

To say the least, it’s been a hectic week for Americans in international hockey. On Tuesday evening, the nation won its sixth gold medal in theWorld Juniorswith a dramatic, 2-0 victory over Canada. A gang of insurrectionists stormed into the United States Capitol around 12 hours later, ending a 200-year record of peaceful power transitions. So it’s a bit of a mixed bag all in all. Fortunately, IIHF president Rene Fasel reaffirmed the federation’s commitment to hosting tournaments in both the United States and Belarus later this year, indicating that a functioning democracy is not a deal breaker.

With that in mind, we shift our focus to a possible US World Junior team in 2022, just in case. The US will return to Edmonton to defend their gold title with players born in 2002 and younger. Six players from the gold medalists will return, leaving a large number of roster slots open for the United States to fill.

The second elephant in the room for next year’s lineup is the continuing coronavirus epidemic, which isn’t the man with elephant horns marching through the Senate chamber. As much as the virus caused havoc on this year’s roster, losing a few of players their chance at a gold medal, I believe we may see even more of an impact next year. When the virus shut down USA Hockey’s summer camp last year, I argued that the US was in a strong position since their roster was largely set. They had a lot of returning players and had seen enough from everyone else that most of the remaining slots could be readily filled.

The next year will be more challenging. There are just six returnees, and most of the rest of the team hasn’t played enough hockey in the last year to form views. The US will likely have summer camps, but I still believe it is a poor substitute for being in the rink and seeing someone play important games. This is going to be a tough squad to put together.

Here’s my best estimate at what a US World Junior squad could look like next year.

Best guesses: Matty Beniers*, Brett Berard*, Landon Slaggert*, Thomas Bordeleau, Luke Tuch, Ty Smilanic, Dylan Peterson, Mackie Samoskevich, Hunter McKown, Cross Hanas, Chaz Lucius, Sasha Pastujov, Justin Janicke

Matt Coronato, Blake Biondi, Jackson Hallum, Jack Smith, Jackson Kunz, Antonio Stranges, Carson Bantle, Chase Yoder, Joe Miller, Wyatt Schingoethe, Chase Bradley, Dylan Duke, Matthew Knies, Jeremy Willmer, Chase Stillman, Caden Brown, Connor Kurth, Hunter Strand, Isaac Howard, Maddox Fleming, Frank Nazar, Ryan St. Louis, Jack Devine, Red Savage, Jack Hughes, Mark Estapa, Avery

With the great ‘01 class aging out, there is clearly a lot of scoring to replace. They return three players who played important roles on the gold-medal-winning squad, albeit not necessarily scoring ones. Thomas Bordeleau would have been on the squad as well, but was unable to participate owing to Covid limitations, which we hope to resolve before next year.

Beniers has a chance of getting selected early enough, particularly given how well he performed in this tournament, that he gets signed immediately and plays in the NHL next year, rendering him ineligible. However, I believe the odds are slim.

I’m fairly confident about the top eight names on my Best Guess list. There will be some '03s who make it as well, with Lucius and Pastujov being the early front-runners. Due to a dearth of high-end scoring in the 2002 age group, the US may need them to be significant offensive players. Also, I haven’t watched them play yet, but there may be a chance for a '04 from the NTDP squad—which seems to be a very good group—to earn their way into the team.

Because there are so few youngsters in the qualifying age group playing college hockey at this time, the bottom few roster slots are more difficult to fill. I went with McKown, who didn’t contribute much with the NTDP U18s but has looked excellent so far at Colorado College. However, there is the possibility for someone in the USHL right now to have a great end to the season and a solid start to their collegiate career next fall, which would strengthen their case.

#world juniors #World Juniors 2022 #wjc 2022 #hockey #usa #usa hockey

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rutgersmcgroarty · 3 years

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BRAYDEN COULD STEP ON ME AND I WOULD SAY THANK YOU

#HE LOOKS SO PRETTY I CANT #GOD I LOVE THIS TEAM #luke lamaster #roman ahcan #owen lindmark #brayden morrison #mike vorlicky #dan laatsch #anthony kehrer #carson bantle #ryder donovan #liam malquist #shay donovan #wisconsin hockey #wisconsin badgers

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hugheswrld · 2 years

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: ̗̀➛ who do i write for?

NHL

jack hughes

quinn hughes

trevor zegras

cole caufield

jamie drysdale

david pastrnak

mitch marner

alex turcotte

shane pinto

jake debrusk

trent frederic

jack studnicka

tyler seguin

ryan graves

nico hischier

miles wood

jon gillies

jesper boqvist

colton white

UMICH

owen power

thomas bordeleau

luke hughes

kent johnson

brendan brisson

ethan edwards

NOTRE DAME

landon slaggert

WISCO

corson ceulemans

roman ahcan

tarek baker

owen lindmark

jake martin

brock caufield

ryder donovan

carson bantle

dominick mersch

caden brown

REMINDER

this list will change. people will be added and removed. this isn’t everyone who i write for, these are just the main people i write for , im open to writing for other people.

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goalhofer · 5 years

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2019-20 Madison Capitols Roster

Wingers

#7 Chase Brand (Nevis, Minnesota)

#8 Leo Bacallao (Madison, Wisconsin)

#9 Noah Weber (Eagle River, Wisconsin)

#12 Trey LaBarge (Hudson, Wisconsin)

#13 Kyle Kukkonen (Maple Grove, Minnesota)

#14 Kristof Papp (Budapest, Hungary)

#15 Igor Larionov; Jr. (Detroit, Michigan)

#18 T.J. Koufis (Palatine, Illinois)

#19 Alex Mella (Stanford, Connecticut)

#21 Carson Bantle (Onalaska, Wisconsin)

#22 Roberts Blugers (Riga, Latvia)

#27 Matthew Gould (Weymouth, Massachusetts)

#28 Chaz Smedsrud (Luverne, Minnesota)

#29 Calvin Pokorny (Habfurt, Germany)

#32 Andy Stoneman (Faribault, Minnesota)

#33 Ryan McGuire (New Canaan, Connecticut)

#84 Jaxson Ezman (Middleton, Wisconsin)

Centers

#10 Josh Boyer (Wasilla, Alaska)

#11 Lucas Herrmann (Buffalo, New York)

#23 Shane LaVelle (Chaska, Minnesota)

#25 Ty Pochipinski (Colorado Springs, Colorado)

#26 Skylar Gutierrez (Anchorage, Alaska)

#58 Aaron White (Sylvania, Michigan)

#73 Reid Pabich (Madison, Wisconsin)

#81 Kamil Sadlocha (Carpentersville, Illinois)

#82 Jack Conroy (Chicago, Illinois)

Defensemen

#2 Christian Berger (St. Louis, Missouri)

#3 Brady Smith (Bloomington, Illinois)

#4 Jace Foskey (Dallas, Texas)

#5 Anthony Stark (New York, New York)

#6 Dan Petrick (Wilbraham, Massachusetts)

#20 Branden Suter (Madison, Wisconsin)

#24 Kalle Eriksson (Leksand, Sweden)

#31 Sam Miller (Pewaukee, Wisconsin)

#34 Christian Felton (Medina, Ohio)

#36 Cole Oravitz (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)

#37 Michael Vorlicky (Edina, Minnesota)

#38 Grant Docter (Minnetonka, Minnesota)

#39 Stephen Davis (Hingham, Massachusetts)

#40 Greg Japchen (Doylestown, Pennsylvania)

#41 Peter Tabor (Edina, Minnesota)

#83 Jack Horbach (Naperville, Illinois)

Goalies

#1 Grant Riley (Rochester, New York)

#30 Garrett MacKay (Edina, Minnesota)

#35 Joseph Lamoreaux (Shorewood, Wisconsin)

#43 Josh Graziano (Williamsville, New York)

#44 Payton West (Lincoln, Nebraska)

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boxscorehockey · 2 years

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2021-22 Transaction Register

April 13 Seattle signs Ben Meyers F COL and waives Anton Olsson D NSH.

April 13 Winged Wheel sign Magnus Hellberg G DET and releases Rasmus Ristolainen D PHI.

April 3 Seattle signs Ryan Suzuki F CAR and waives Kale Clague D MTL

April 1 New York signs Bobby Trivino F NYR and waives Ryan Suzuki F CAR.

March 30 Seattle signs Keith Petruzzelli G TOR and releases Aliaksei Protas C WSH.

March 27 Seattle signs Jan Jenik F ARZ and waives David Farrance D NSH.

March 25 New York signs Pavel Dorofeyev F VEG and releases Egor Sokolov F OTT.

March 24 Seattle signs Semyon Voyazavoi G MIN and waives Landon Slaggert F CHC.

March 23 Seattle signs Filip Chytil F NYR and releases Jesse Ylonen F MTL.

March 21 Buffalo acquires Leon Draisaitl F EDM and Rasmus Dahlin D BUF from New York in exchange for Adam Fox D NYR, Marco Rossi F MIN and Martin Necas F CAR.

March 20 Seattle signs Jack Thompson D TB and waives Matthew Robertson D NYR.

March 20 Seattle signs Cam Dineen D ARZ and waives Michael Benning D FLA.

March 20 Quebec acquires Jake Allen G MTL, Philip Grubauer G SEA, Justin Faulk D SEA, Darnell Nurse D EDM, Andrew Copp F WPG, Yani Gourde F SEA, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins F EDM and Nico Sturm F COL from Seattle in exchange for 5 Quebec waiver picks, Ryker Evans D SEA and Ryan Winterton F SEA.

March 20 Seattle signs Jacob Peterson F DAL and waives Ty Smilanic F PHI.

March 20 Seattle signs Lukas Cormier D VEG and waives Cameron Whynot D CAL.

March 20 Seattle signs Brock Faber D LAK and waives Phillippe Myers D NSH.

March 18 Seattle signs Ross Colton F TB and waives Oskar Steen F BOS.

March 18 The Winged Wheel acquires David Rittich G NSH, Mark Giordano D SEA, Gustav Nyquist F CBJ and Jakub Voracek F CBJ from Seattle in exchange for 3 Wheel waiver picks.

March 17 Seattle signs Rem Pitlick C MTL and waives Eamon Powell D F/A.

March 16 Seattle signs Erik Kallgren G TOR and waives Phil Kessel W ARZ.

March 16 Seattle acquires 5 waiver picks from New York in exchange for Fabian Lysell F BOS.

March 9 Seattle signs Brett Howden F VEG and releases William Trudeau D MTL.

March 2 New York signs Elmer Soderblom RW DET and waives Evan Rodrigues C PIT.

February 23 Seattle signs Arvid Soderblom G CHC and waives Robert Hagg D BUF.

February 21 Detroit acquires Mathew Barzal F NYI, Anthony Duclair F FLA and Mavrik Bourque C DAL from New York in exchange for Alex Tuch F BUF and Peyton Krebs F BUF.

February 20 Seattle signs Topi Niemela D TOR and waives Dmitri Samorukov D EDM.

February 20 Seattle acquires Oliver Kylington D CAL and 2 Detroit waiver picks from Detroit in exchange for Andrew Mangiapane F CAL, Cam Atkinson F PHI, Evgenii Dadonov F VEG, Dmitry Orlov D WSH and Oliver Ekman- Larsson D VAN.

February 20 Seattle acquires Philip Broberg D EDM, Vince Dunn D SEA and Klim Kostin F STL from New York in exchange for Filip Forsberg F NSH and Daniel Vladar G CAL.

February 16 Seattle acquires Filip Gustavsson G OTT, Oliver Bjorkstrand F CBJ, Arthur Kaliyev F LAK and Yegor Chinakhov F CBJ from New York in exchange for Ryan Strome F NYR and Johnny Gaudreau F CAL.

February 16 Seattle Signs Anton Forsberg G OTT and releases Veini Vehvilainen G CBJ.

February 9 Quebec signs Mack Guzda G FLA and waives Ryan Murray D COL.

February 2 New York signs Mason Marchment F FLA and releases Filip Chytil F NYR.

January 27 Quebec signs Spencer Martin G VAN and waives Jonathan Bernier G NJ (I/R).

January 26 Seattle signs Brandon Hagel F CHC and releases Isaac Ratcliffe F PHI.

January 26 Seattle signs Jon Gillies G NJ and waives Albin Grewe F DET.

January 22 Seattle signs Matt Murray G OTT and releases Carson Bantle F ARZ.

January 22 Seattle signs Carson Soucy D SEA and waives Jeff Petry D MTL.

January 21 Seattle signs Isac Lundestrom F ANA and releases Patric Hornqvist F FLA.

January 21 Seattle signs Lawson Crouse F ARZ and releases Zachary Senshyn F BOS.

January 20 Seattle signs Zach Whitecloud D LV and releases Oskari Laaksonen D BUF.

January 20 Quebec acquires Jamie Benn F DAL, Claude Giroux F PHI, Brock Nelson F NYI, Brayden Schenn F STL, James Van Riemsdyk F PHI and Drew Doughty D LAK from Seattle in exchange for Joonas Korpisalo G CLM and 2 Quebec waiver picks.

January 19 Detroit signs Oliver Kylington D CAL and waives Alex Galchenyuk F ARZ.

January 19 Detroit signs Alexandre Texier F CBJ and releases Warren Foegele F EDM.

January 19 New York signs Devon Levi G BUF and releases Pavel Dorofeyev F LV.

January 19 Seattle acquires Matty Beniers F SEA, Chris Driedger G SEA, and one Buffalo 2022 waiver pick from Buffalo in exchange for John Tavares F TOR, T.J. Oshie F WSH and Erik Karlsson D SJ.

January 15 New York signs Anthony Duclair F FLA and waives Maxim Groshev F TB.

January 13 Seattle signs Samuel Montembault G MTL and waives Aaron Dell G BUF.

January 13 Seattle signs Joey Daccord G SEA and waives Collin Delia G CHC.

January 12 Seattle signs Janis Moser D ARZ and waives Noah Juulsen D VAN.

January 12 Seattle signs Sonny Milano F ARZ and waives Glenn Gawdin C CAL.

January 12 Seattle signs Dylan Strome C CHC and waives Logan Cockerill F NYI.

January 12 Seattle signs Yakov Trenin F NSH and waives Tyler Angle LW CBJ.

January 12 Seattle signs Sean Durzi D LAK and waives Duncan Keith D EDM.

January 12 Seattle signs Nicolas Roy C VEG and waives Alex Nylander F PIT.

January 9 Detroit acquires Nick Leddy D DET from Seattle in exchange for a 2022 waiver pick.

January 9 Seattle acquires Mackenzie Blackwood G NJ, Philipp Grubauer G SEA and Jake Allen G MTL from Quebec in exchange for Darcy Kuemper G COL, Aanti Raanta G CAR and Cam Talbot G MIN.

January 9 Seattle signs Scott Wedgewood G ARZ and waives Liam Nilsson F F/A.

January 8 Seattle signs Joseph Woll G TOR and waives Devan Dubnyk G F/A.

January 8 New York signs Evan Rodrigues F PIT and releases Zayde Wisdom F PHI.

January 2 Chicago signs Corey Perry F TB and waives Sasha Chmelevski F SJ.

December 29 New York signs Martin Chromiak F LAK and waives Vladimir Tkachev F LAK.

December 24 Buffalo signs Logan Thompson G VEG and cuts Daniil Chayka D VEG.

December 24 Buffalo signs Chandler Stephenson F VEG and waives Jay O’Brien F PHI.

December 18 Chicago signs Stuart Skinner G EDM and waives Nikita Popugaev F RET (formerly NJ).

December 15 Buffalo signs Dylan Garand G NYR and releases Ben Bishop G RET.

December 15 Detroit signs Redmond Savage F DET and waives Adam Lowry F WPG.

December 15 Minnesota signs Akira Schmid G NJ and waives Zach Parise F NYI.

December 11 Chicago signs Ondrej Kase F TOR and cuts Joel Kiviranta F DAL.

December 10 Quebec signs Logan O’Connor F COL and waives Dylan Strome F CHC.

December 10 Quebec signs J.T. Compher F COL and releases Matt Murray G OTT.

December 9 Buffalo signs Charlie Lindgren G STL and cuts Alexander Radulov F DAL.

December 8 Quebec signs Valeri Nichushkin F COL and waives Juuso Valimaki D CAL.

December 8 New York signs Jacob Trouba D NYR and releases Egor Afanasyev F NSH.

December 8 Quebec signs Michael Bunting F TOR and cuts Craig Anderson G BUF.

November 28 Buffalo signs Tom Wilson F WSH and cuts T.J. Brodie D TOR.

November 28 Chicago signs Ryan Hartman F MIN and waives John Leonard F SJ.

November 24 New York signs Tage Thompson W BUF and cuts Jan Jenik F ARZ.

November 21 Quebec signs Boone Jenner F CBJ and waives Brody Lamb F NYR.

November 14 Buffalo signs Shane Gostisbehere D ARZ and cuts Frederic Allard D NSH.

November 14 New York signs Jeff Skinner F BUF and waives Alex Texier F CBJ.

November 8 Chicago acquires Torrey Krug D STL and Denis Gurianov F DAL from New York in exchange for Timo Meier F SJ and Aaron Ekblad D FLA.

November 7 Buffalo signs Gustav Forsling D FLA and waives Tanner Laczynski F PHI.

November 7 Chicago signs Brandon Tanev LW SEA and releases Nikita Gusev F F/A.

October 27 New York signs Jaccob Slavin D CAR and waives Dmitry Kuzmin D WPG.

October 24 Buffalo signs Colin Miller D BUF and waives Matej Pekar F BUF.

October 20 Chicago signs Karel Vejmelka G ARZ and cuts Josh Mahura D ANA.

October 3 New York acquires Anders Lee C NYI, Oliver Bjorkstrand RW CBJ, Vladimir Tkachyov W LAK, Dawson Mercer C NJ and Josh Doan RW ARZ from Chicago in exchange for Taylor Hall LW BOS, Pavel Buchnevich LW STL, Cody Glass C NSH and Emil Bemstrom C CBJ.

July 21 Chicago acquires: Patrick Kane RW CHC, Blake Wheeler W WPG, Oliver Bjorkstrand W CBJ, Timo Meier LW SJ, Dom Bokk RW CAR and the New York 4th 2021 (#24) and New York 7th rd 2021 (42) from New York in exchange for Seth Jones D CBJ, Yegor Chinakhov F CBJ, Chicago 1st 2021 (#3), Chicago 2nd 2021 (#9) and Chicago 5th 2021 (#27).

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wdwbabes · 2 years

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more game day fits, but a different team

#uw badgers hockey #uw badgers #uw madison #wisconsin badgers #badgers hockey #zach urdahl #caden brown #owen lindmark #corson ceulemans #daniel laatsch #dominick mersch #mathieu de st phalle #matty de st phalle #luke lamaster #mike vorlicky #liam malmquist #sam stange #carson bantle

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iihfworldjunior · 2 years

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Potential 2022 US World Juniors Hockey Team: In Case We Still Have A Country

To say the least, it’s been a hectic week for Americans in international hockey. On Tuesday evening, the nation won its sixth gold medal in the World Juniors with a dramatic, 2-0 victory over Canada. A gang of insurrectionists stormed into the United States Capitol around 12 hours later, ending a 200-year record of peaceful power transitions. So it’s a bit of a mixed bag all in all. Fortunately, IIHF president Rene Fasel reaffirmed the federation’s commitment to hosting tournaments in both the United States and Belarus later this year, indicating that a functioning democracy is not a deal breaker.

image With that in mind, we shift our focus to a possible US World Junior team in 2022, just in case. The US will return to Edmonton to defend their gold title with players born in 2002 and younger. Six players from the gold medalists will return, leaving a large number of roster slots open for the United States to fill.