Boston University Terriers

I have this in my notes.

Big weekend for our Boston University Terriers.

Okay.

With, of course, that's where Caleb Malholter plays along with Nicholas Aramolson and Aiden Celebrini.

We had a nice chat about the Caps and Maryland and like all these things.

And I'm just so glad that the BU Terriers did not disappoint.

Like I'm so glad they put on a phenomenal show for her.

And I really hope that this has convinced her to come to BU.

and a number of other Canucks prospects back in action.

This weekend, Caleb Malhotra coming off his best game with the Boston University Terriers, where he had two assists.

That was creating a ton of chances for his team.

Now they're going up against Maine.

And they have, dear God, two, four, six, eight, like 10 second-round picks.

They're just young, right? Is that the distinction here? That there's no lack of talent on the Boston University Terriers.

There may just be a lack of experience vis-a-vis the competition of playing 23-year-olds or whoever else they're playing on the schedule.

Is that...

It was nice to see them kind of explode for a bunch of goals yesterday.

Hopefully the, the levy breaks, but yeah, Like, the damned BU Terriers got a 5-on-3, but Malhotra was out for the 5-on-3.

But the game prior, he wasn't out for the extra attacker when they were trying to tie the game.

Okay.

That rules.

All right, moving off of Binnock, we got to talk about one other Minnesota Wild prospect, also plays in your backyard, BU Terrier, Ryder Ritchie.

Let's hear it.

Yeah, huge game Saturday.

The number four overall selection in the 2018 NHL Draft belongs to the Ottawa Senators.

The Ottawa Senators are extremely pleased to select, from the Boston U Terriers, Brady Tkachuk.

[crowd cheering]

You hear the crowd saying, "Brady," what's your message to them? You know, I always appreciate your guys' support, so.

Should we move on to Montreal? All eyes will be on the one and only Macklin Celebrini going against his former Boston university teammate.

And you've heard Pierre talk about it many times on the eye test, how much he loved going to Boston university practices when he lived here in Boston and And those two were working the power play for the BU Terriers.

And he said it was just insane.

I mean, like it was just so crisp, so perfect.