#JONATHAN QUICK QUOTES UPDATE#

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#JONATHAN QUICK QUOTES UPDATE#

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Up To The Minute ▲ 2016-17 UMass Hockey Schedule Released.Up To The Minute ▲ Boston College’s Couturier Transfers To UMass.Recruit Update ▲ Top ‘00 Prospect Jeremy Davidson Commits to UMass.But if you enjoy what you read here and want to show your support, here is a link to contribute to FTT via PayPal. I'll continue to do this for the foreseeable future even if it runs me into financial ruin (it won't, I think) and my wife divorces me (hopefully just as unlikely). Not to mention the hours spent every day reading and writing about UMass hockey. Specifically, domain hosting, travel, game streams, and ticket costs all add up. But there is some investment associated with providing first-hand coverage of UMass hockey. Of course Quick met the press on Media Day with his hoodie up.įear The Triangle will always be free. (If you’re a hockey fan and don’t read Puck Daddy on a daily basis, you really should be) Puck Daddy gives Quick the edge over future Hall of Famer Marty Brodeur for the series.

Fans of UMass hockey are always beating their head against a wall asking how can can this program, with too little success and without a well-publicized tradition, compete with the BCs, BUs, and UNHs of the world? Well having the University of Massachusetts name attached to a player seen as one of the elite at his position worldwide is certainly one step towards that goal. But lastly, the better Quick does, the more he and his background get mentioned on TV, it’ll only help the UMass program. Thirdly, the local hockey team didn’t get too far this year so at least I can have some rooting interesting in the playoffs. Secondly, Quick, despite his short stay, is a big part of UMass hockey history and I’m happy for him and his family to see him do well. It’s always enjoyable to see an alumni, athlete or not, move on from Amherst and enjoy success. Watching Quick excel in the NHL and now the playoffs has been great for UMass fans. And then this is an interesting story from the Orange County Register featuring quotes from Cahoon and even acknowledging that UMass fans knew him as Jon, not Jonathan. First was this piece from earlier in the month covering Quick’s evolution from freshman at UMass to Conn Smythe candidate which has a lot from Cahoon. Thanks to Karen Winger Photography, let’s remember back to the days before he traded maroon for purple and black.Ĭoach Toot Cahoon has been quoted in a couple different mainstream media features on Quick. But, despite only being at UMass a short time, Quickie will always be a Minuteman. Many UMass fans have jumped on the Kings bandwagon throughout the playoffs, hoping to see a former Minuteman’s name etched upon the cup. Since that time UMass fans have followed Quick’s journey from Amherst to the ECHL, AHL, and eventually the Staples Center.

It has been five years since Quick wore the maroon and white, leading the Minutemen to their first (and unfortunately only) NCAA appearance and victory. Kings and New Jersey Devils and Jon Quick about to become the first former UMass player to compete for the world’s greatest trophy, I thought I’d post a tribute to him. With it being the eve of the Stanley Cup finals between the L.A.

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