Hogan No. 1
To answer the question posed last night, U-M head coach Red Berenson said following the game that, despite the shutout by Billy Sauer, Bryan Hogan is still their No. 1 goalie.
“Bryan Hogan has done a great job. I would tell you that he’s still our No. 1 goalie,” Berenson said. “But I think it was a time where you needed to put the other goalie in and challenge your team and challenge him.”
Summers hurt
Also last night, junior captain Chris Summers was slammed into the boards 23 seconds into the game and did not return after the first period. According to The Ann Arbor News, Berenson said Summers suffered a head injury and didn’t know the extent of the injury.
Recruiting article
NHL.com has an article on a Wolverine commitment. You can read it here.
Jack’s back
Former star defenseman Jack Johnson made his return to the Los Angeles Kings lineup last night after missing 41 games due to a shoulder injury.
The Kings faced former Wolverine star goaltender Marty Turco and the Dallas Stars and the game went to a shootout. With the Stars up 1-0 in the shootout after two shooters, the Kings let Johnson be their third shooter and Turco stopped him on the deciding attempt.
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