Stuart Scores First NHL Goal
What a nice surprise to turn on OLN just in time to see former Tiger Mark Stuart score his first NHL goal. Stuart's goal came halfway through the third period in tonight's game against the Washington Capitals. Shawn McEachern and Glenn Murray set up the tally, which knotted the score at 1-1. Last year Stuart was the Tigers' captain and led the team to the Frozen Four. He was named last year's WCHA defensive player of the year and was a first team All-American for the West. Stuart has looked strong on defense for the Bruins so far and should be a regular in the lineup next season. Stuart, the 23rd overall draft pick in the 2003 draft, has a "great chance to play with the Bruins all of next season", according to GM Jeff Gorton.
posted by cchockey @ 7:10 PM
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I watched Stuart score that goal on OLN last night, being a Bruins fan there has been little to cheer about this season but it appears that Mark might find a home next season in the Bruins organization. Good for him to get number one.
I didn't know Stifler played hockey.
Go Mark! And thank you cchockey for providing this great resource!
You know what he does kind of look like him a bit.
I had never noticed the resemblance before but it's definitely there.
Um, mabye there is something he hasn't told us. Maybe he is doing American pie movies during the summer.
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