Friday, March 17
TD Garden
8 p.m.
Boston College
vs
Boston University
Battle of Comm Ave. Takes Form in Hockey East Semis
March 15, 2017 | Men's Hockey
After handily sweeping No. 6-seeded Vermont in the quarterfinals last weekend, No. 3-seed Boston College will make its 23rd trip to TD Garden for the Hockey East semifinals; the Eagles earned the right to battle archrival No. 2-seed Boston University for the right to play for the Hockey East championship Saturday night
WHEN: Friday, March 17, 2017 (8 p.m.)
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THE BATTLE OF COMM AVE.
Friday's Hockey East semifinal meeting between arch rivals Boston College and Boston University denotes the 274th installment of the Battle of Comm Ave. The Eagles skate into this one with a bit of a chip on their shoulder as the Terriers have claimed all three meetings against BC this season. BU has not defeated BC three-straight times since 2009. Friday's St. Patrick's Day showdown marks the 13th meeting, all-time, between the two Comm Ave. institutions and the fifth-ever bout in the Hockey East semifinals. Boston University has had the Eagles' number in the conference playoffs, owning a 9-3 mark over BC, including a 3-1 mark in the semifinals. The last meeting between BC and BU was in the 2013 semifinals where the Terriers won, 6-3. The Eagles have not defeated BU in the Hockey East Tournament since the 2007 semifinals (6-2) where Boston College went on to win the conference playoffs that season. As a whole, Jerry York is 6-4-1 against his BU counterpart, David Quinn. Prior to Quinn's arrival, the Eagles faced off against legendary coach Jack Parker 155 times dating back to 1973, including 82 meetings against York. In all, York is 43-42-8 against Boston University as head coach of the Eagles. In all, the Terriers hold an 11-game advantage over Boston College in the overall series, with a 133-122-18 mark.
RHETT REPORT
The second-seeded Terriers skate into Friday's semifinal matchup on a three-game winning streak, most recently ousting Northeastern in the quarterfinals in back-to-back 3-2 victories. Freshman Clayton Keller clocks in as a top-10 scorer in the country (eighth), tops amongst all freshmen, averaging 1.43 points per game and just recently tallied his 40th point (19-21-40) of the season. Keller's one of four skaters in all of college hockey with four short-handed goals this year. Boston University's offense is 18th, nationally, averaging 3.19 goals per game while the defense is ninth overall (2.25 gpg).
BOSTON COLLEGE IN THE HOCKEY EAST TOURNAMENT
Boston College owns an overall record of 67-30-2 (.687) in the Hockey East tournament with a record 11 Lamoriello Trophies (1987, 1990, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012) and the same number of tournament MVPs. Boston College will be making its 23rd trip to TD Garden for the Hockey East semifinals with a chance to play in its 17th championship bout should it beat BU on Friday.
BOSTON COLLEGE IN THE HOCKEY EAST SEMIFINALS
Boston College will be making back-to-back trips to TD Garden for the Hockey East semifinals for the first time since 2012 and 2013. The Eagles passed into the semis after a dominating sweep over Vermont in the quarterfinals at Kelley Rink on March 10-11. The Eagles have a strong track record in the Hockey East semis, going 16-6 (.727). Last year, Boston College was bounced by a red-hot Northeastern team in the semifinals. BC's last win in the semis occurred in 2012 in a 4-2 win over Providence.
JERRY YORK IN THE HOCKEY EAST TOURNAMENT
Jerry York's nine Hockey East tournament titles (1998, 1999, 2001, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012) are the gold standard in Hockey East. BU's Jack Parker is second with seven. York is 57-18-1 (.757) in 76 conference postseason contests. Boston College has advanced to the semifinal round of the league tournament in 12-of-18 seasons overall under York (York's first semifinal showing was in 1997). The Eagles also own the most Hockey East championship appearances in league history with 16 under York.
HOCKEY EAST TOURNAMENT SEEDING
The 2017 Hockey East Tournament marks the Eagles' fifth time they will be the No. 3 seed in the tournament. With the No. 3 seed, Boston College is 13 - 4 overall and advanced to the conference championship game three times with that ranking. The Eagles are 1-2 as the No. 3 seed in the conference championship, having defeated New Hampshire in overtime in 1999. As the No. 3 seed in the Hockey East quarterfinals, Boston College is 9-2, having won its first seven games as the No. 3 seed in that round of the tournament.
SPEEDY SCORING
Austin Cangelosi scored eight seconds into regulation in Game 1 of the quarterfinals to set the tone against Vermont on March 10. Cangelosi's goal is the fastest goal to open a playoff game in Hockey East history and ties the fastest to open a period in the postseason.Â
NEVER A DOUBT
Boston College's 7-0 shutout in Friday night's win over Vermont marked the first time the Eagles tallied seven goals in a Hockey East tournament contest since the 7-6 overtime victory over Maine in the 2010 Hockey East Championship game. It also marks the largest margin of victory EVER by a Boston College team over an opponent in a Hockey East tournament game played. It is also the largest margin of victory over Vermont since it joined the league. The last time Boston College posted a margin of victory that large was at Massachusetts on Jan. 22, 2016 when head coach Jerry York won his 1,000th-career game. The Eagles won that game, 8-0.
HANKERIN' FOR SOME HISTORY
The Eagles took down Vermont in respective 7-0 and 7-4 scores on March 10-11 in the Hockey East quarterfinals. Boston College's 14 goals to open its Hockey East Tournament bid mark the most in its first two games in conference postseason history.
DROP AND GIMMIE 20
After defeating Vermont on March 11 to complete the sweep, Boston College won its 20th game of the season. It marks the eight-consecutive season the Eagles have stockpiled 20 or more wins, every year since the 2009-10 season. The eight-straight 20-win seasons are the third-longest streak in college hockey behind Denver (16 seasons) and North Dakota (14 seasons).
POWERFUL PLAY
JD Dudek scored a pair of power play goals in the first period, alone, against Vermont on March 11. For Dudek, it marked his third multi-goal game this season. Austin Cangelosi followed suit in the second period, accounting for a pair of power play goals of his own in the second frame. With Dudek and Cangelosi both scoring a pair of power play goals in one period, the Eagles have now netted two power play goals in a period on four occasions. BC also scored a pair against Colorado College in the home opener on Oct. 21 (White – Casey Fitzgerald) as well as at Notre Dame on Dec. 10 (David Cotton – Julius Mattila). The last time someone scored a pair of power play goals in one game was Teddy Doherty against Massachusetts on Nov. 3, 2015. The last time the Eagles lit the lamp four times with the extra man in one game was in a 5-2 win against Boston University on Dec. 1, 2012.
WE DO IT SHORT-HANDED, TOO
The Eagles scored a pair of short-handed goals in Friday's Game 1 victory for the second time this season. BC also turned the trick against Massachusetts on Oct. 29, 2016. As a whole, Boston College has scored nine short-handed goals so far this season. The Eagles are one of six teams in all of college hockey to have scored nine short-handed goals this season. Harvard leads with 11 while Bentley, Boston University, Omaha and Robert Morris have also netted nine.
OFFENSIVE OPERATION
Following a weekend in which the Eagles scored seven goals in back-to-back games, the first time BC has scored that many goals in consecutive games since the beginning of the 2013-14 season, the Eagles now boast three 30-point scorers. After snapping a seven-game winless streak in demonstrative fashion with the 7-0 / 7-4 sweep of Vermont in the Hockey East quarterfinals, BC's offense rose from 24th to 13th, nationally, in just two games. It was also went from eighth to fourth in the league as BC is now averaging 3.32 goals per game.
20 / 20 CLUB
Austin Cangelosi scored three goals, including both game winners, in the Vermont quarterfinals series to increase his season goals total to 20. As a junior, Cangelosi finished the season with 20 goals as well. The last time an Eagle scored 20 goals in back - to - back seasons was when Johnny Gaudreau turned the trick in 2012-13 (21) and 2013-14 (36).
PLAYMAKERS
Both Colin White and Scott Savage recorded playmakers (three assists in a game) against Vermont in Game 2 of the quarterfinals. Boston College now leads the nation in occasions when one player records three assists in a game. BC has accomplished it 11 times thus far.
POINT: BOSTON COLLEGE
Boston College possesses both the ninth-most points in all of college hockey (126-242-382) as well as points per game (9.32 ppg). BC has the sixth-most assists (228) in the game and is one of now 11 teams to have scored more than 125 goals (126) this year. Boston College's five-on-five game is currently second best in the NCAA, having racked up 254 points when even. Boston College is also eleventh in the nation in most road points scored with 156. BC is fourth in the NCAA in plus/minus differential (+35).Â
THE GREAT WOLL
Joseph Woll secured his first-career shutout in his 31st start as an Eagle on March 10 against Vermont. It marked the Eagles' first shutout of an opponent since blanking the Catamounts almost exactly one year ago. BC shutout UVM, 3-0, in game one of the Hockey East quarterfinals last year on March 11, 2016. Woll's shutout marked the ninth shutout for BC in the Hockey East Tournament. The Eagles have shutout Vermont four times in the conference postseason now, marking the most of any opponent.
PIPE CLEANERS
The freshmen goaltending tandem of Joseph Woll and Ryan Edquist have performed at a high level this season. In all, Woll has amassed a 16-12-3 (.565 - 27th in the NCAA) record, with a 2.61 goals against average (31st in the NCAA) and a .913 save percentage (27th overall). Edquist picked up his fourth-career win (4-2-1 in all) after defeating UMass on Jan. 20. In all, Edquist owns a 1.82 goals against average with a .923 save percentage.
DID YOU GET A PLUS ONE?
Michael Kim is currently tied for 18th in the country and seventh overall amongst all defensemen, with an overall plus / minus of +19. Offensively, forward Austin Cangelosi is tied with Kim at +19. Heading into the semifinals game against BU, Kim and Cangelosi are 12 off the national lead for plus / minus (Union - Spencer Foo - +31).
DON'T GET ALL DEFENSIVE
Heading into the playoffs, BC has only surrendered four goals or more on 11 of 38 occasions. The Eagles have the fifth-stingiest defense in Hockey East and the 19th toughest to score against in the NCAA, surrendering only 2.58 goals per game.
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS . . . AGAIN (and again and again)
Boston College won its league-record 15th Hockey East regular season championship, claiming nearly half of the league's regular season crowns in its 33 years of existence. The Eagles joined UMass Lowell and Boston University as the league's first tri-Hockey East regular champion, all finishing with 29 points. The River Hawks won the overall No. 1 seed and the Terriers claimed the No. 2 spot by way of tiebreakers.
PARSING THE PAIRWISE
With championship weekend upon us, Boston College is fighting to get back into the NCAA Tournament picture. After a convincing sweep of Vermont, the Eagles are currently tied for 15th in RPI ranking (.5387) and have the 16th-highest RPI overall. Heading into TD Garden, Boston University (sixth - .5659), UMass Lowell (eighth - .5573), Notre Dame (tenth - .5500) and Providence (12th - .5479) are the remaining teams above the Eagles in the Pairwise mix.
CHART TOPPERS
Seniors Ryan Fitzgerald and Austin Cangelosi are etching their names in Boston College history in their final go around on The Heights. Fitzgerald scored his 63rd-career goal in hs 150th-career game on March 11. The North Reading, Mass, native is now tied with Chris Collins (2002-06) for 33rd all-time at Boston College in career goals scored. He is also 47th, all-time, in career points with 129 (63 - 66 - 129). Cangelosi scored his 54th, 55th and 56th career goals against UVM in the quarterfinals and is now tied for 46th, all-time with Brian Gibbons (2007-11) in career goals. The centerman is currently tied for 61st, all-time, in points scored at Boston College (56 - 61Â - 116).
GOOD TIME FOR YOUR FIRST
Freshman defenseman Connor Moore scored his first-collegiate goal in Saturday's victory over Vermont. The Georgia native has tallied 13 points (1-12-13) in his freshman campaign.
WINNING WAYS
Boston College has an 20-14-4 record this season and is guaranteed to finish about the .500 mark. This will mark the Eagles' 76th winning season out of 94 seasons of varsity ice hockey on The Heights (80.6 percent).
WHERE: TD Garden  /  Boston
GAME NOTES:Â PDFÂ Â / Â WEB
HOW TO FOLLOW
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- ESPN3
-Â RADIO: WEEI 850 AM -- Jon Rish (Play-by-Play) Â // Â Andy Powers (Color Commentary)
-Â LIVE STATS
-Â BUY TICKETS
THE BATTLE OF COMM AVE.
Friday's Hockey East semifinal meeting between arch rivals Boston College and Boston University denotes the 274th installment of the Battle of Comm Ave. The Eagles skate into this one with a bit of a chip on their shoulder as the Terriers have claimed all three meetings against BC this season. BU has not defeated BC three-straight times since 2009. Friday's St. Patrick's Day showdown marks the 13th meeting, all-time, between the two Comm Ave. institutions and the fifth-ever bout in the Hockey East semifinals. Boston University has had the Eagles' number in the conference playoffs, owning a 9-3 mark over BC, including a 3-1 mark in the semifinals. The last meeting between BC and BU was in the 2013 semifinals where the Terriers won, 6-3. The Eagles have not defeated BU in the Hockey East Tournament since the 2007 semifinals (6-2) where Boston College went on to win the conference playoffs that season. As a whole, Jerry York is 6-4-1 against his BU counterpart, David Quinn. Prior to Quinn's arrival, the Eagles faced off against legendary coach Jack Parker 155 times dating back to 1973, including 82 meetings against York. In all, York is 43-42-8 against Boston University as head coach of the Eagles. In all, the Terriers hold an 11-game advantage over Boston College in the overall series, with a 133-122-18 mark.
RHETT REPORT
The second-seeded Terriers skate into Friday's semifinal matchup on a three-game winning streak, most recently ousting Northeastern in the quarterfinals in back-to-back 3-2 victories. Freshman Clayton Keller clocks in as a top-10 scorer in the country (eighth), tops amongst all freshmen, averaging 1.43 points per game and just recently tallied his 40th point (19-21-40) of the season. Keller's one of four skaters in all of college hockey with four short-handed goals this year. Boston University's offense is 18th, nationally, averaging 3.19 goals per game while the defense is ninth overall (2.25 gpg).
BOSTON COLLEGE IN THE HOCKEY EAST TOURNAMENT
Boston College owns an overall record of 67-30-2 (.687) in the Hockey East tournament with a record 11 Lamoriello Trophies (1987, 1990, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012) and the same number of tournament MVPs. Boston College will be making its 23rd trip to TD Garden for the Hockey East semifinals with a chance to play in its 17th championship bout should it beat BU on Friday.
BOSTON COLLEGE IN THE HOCKEY EAST SEMIFINALS
Boston College will be making back-to-back trips to TD Garden for the Hockey East semifinals for the first time since 2012 and 2013. The Eagles passed into the semis after a dominating sweep over Vermont in the quarterfinals at Kelley Rink on March 10-11. The Eagles have a strong track record in the Hockey East semis, going 16-6 (.727). Last year, Boston College was bounced by a red-hot Northeastern team in the semifinals. BC's last win in the semis occurred in 2012 in a 4-2 win over Providence.
JERRY YORK IN THE HOCKEY EAST TOURNAMENT
Jerry York's nine Hockey East tournament titles (1998, 1999, 2001, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012) are the gold standard in Hockey East. BU's Jack Parker is second with seven. York is 57-18-1 (.757) in 76 conference postseason contests. Boston College has advanced to the semifinal round of the league tournament in 12-of-18 seasons overall under York (York's first semifinal showing was in 1997). The Eagles also own the most Hockey East championship appearances in league history with 16 under York.
HOCKEY EAST TOURNAMENT SEEDING
The 2017 Hockey East Tournament marks the Eagles' fifth time they will be the No. 3 seed in the tournament. With the No. 3 seed, Boston College is 13 - 4 overall and advanced to the conference championship game three times with that ranking. The Eagles are 1-2 as the No. 3 seed in the conference championship, having defeated New Hampshire in overtime in 1999. As the No. 3 seed in the Hockey East quarterfinals, Boston College is 9-2, having won its first seven games as the No. 3 seed in that round of the tournament.
SPEEDY SCORING
Austin Cangelosi scored eight seconds into regulation in Game 1 of the quarterfinals to set the tone against Vermont on March 10. Cangelosi's goal is the fastest goal to open a playoff game in Hockey East history and ties the fastest to open a period in the postseason.Â
NEVER A DOUBT
Boston College's 7-0 shutout in Friday night's win over Vermont marked the first time the Eagles tallied seven goals in a Hockey East tournament contest since the 7-6 overtime victory over Maine in the 2010 Hockey East Championship game. It also marks the largest margin of victory EVER by a Boston College team over an opponent in a Hockey East tournament game played. It is also the largest margin of victory over Vermont since it joined the league. The last time Boston College posted a margin of victory that large was at Massachusetts on Jan. 22, 2016 when head coach Jerry York won his 1,000th-career game. The Eagles won that game, 8-0.
HANKERIN' FOR SOME HISTORY
The Eagles took down Vermont in respective 7-0 and 7-4 scores on March 10-11 in the Hockey East quarterfinals. Boston College's 14 goals to open its Hockey East Tournament bid mark the most in its first two games in conference postseason history.
DROP AND GIMMIE 20
After defeating Vermont on March 11 to complete the sweep, Boston College won its 20th game of the season. It marks the eight-consecutive season the Eagles have stockpiled 20 or more wins, every year since the 2009-10 season. The eight-straight 20-win seasons are the third-longest streak in college hockey behind Denver (16 seasons) and North Dakota (14 seasons).
POWERFUL PLAY
JD Dudek scored a pair of power play goals in the first period, alone, against Vermont on March 11. For Dudek, it marked his third multi-goal game this season. Austin Cangelosi followed suit in the second period, accounting for a pair of power play goals of his own in the second frame. With Dudek and Cangelosi both scoring a pair of power play goals in one period, the Eagles have now netted two power play goals in a period on four occasions. BC also scored a pair against Colorado College in the home opener on Oct. 21 (White – Casey Fitzgerald) as well as at Notre Dame on Dec. 10 (David Cotton – Julius Mattila). The last time someone scored a pair of power play goals in one game was Teddy Doherty against Massachusetts on Nov. 3, 2015. The last time the Eagles lit the lamp four times with the extra man in one game was in a 5-2 win against Boston University on Dec. 1, 2012.
WE DO IT SHORT-HANDED, TOO
The Eagles scored a pair of short-handed goals in Friday's Game 1 victory for the second time this season. BC also turned the trick against Massachusetts on Oct. 29, 2016. As a whole, Boston College has scored nine short-handed goals so far this season. The Eagles are one of six teams in all of college hockey to have scored nine short-handed goals this season. Harvard leads with 11 while Bentley, Boston University, Omaha and Robert Morris have also netted nine.
OFFENSIVE OPERATION
Following a weekend in which the Eagles scored seven goals in back-to-back games, the first time BC has scored that many goals in consecutive games since the beginning of the 2013-14 season, the Eagles now boast three 30-point scorers. After snapping a seven-game winless streak in demonstrative fashion with the 7-0 / 7-4 sweep of Vermont in the Hockey East quarterfinals, BC's offense rose from 24th to 13th, nationally, in just two games. It was also went from eighth to fourth in the league as BC is now averaging 3.32 goals per game.
20 / 20 CLUB
Austin Cangelosi scored three goals, including both game winners, in the Vermont quarterfinals series to increase his season goals total to 20. As a junior, Cangelosi finished the season with 20 goals as well. The last time an Eagle scored 20 goals in back - to - back seasons was when Johnny Gaudreau turned the trick in 2012-13 (21) and 2013-14 (36).
PLAYMAKERS
Both Colin White and Scott Savage recorded playmakers (three assists in a game) against Vermont in Game 2 of the quarterfinals. Boston College now leads the nation in occasions when one player records three assists in a game. BC has accomplished it 11 times thus far.
POINT: BOSTON COLLEGE
Boston College possesses both the ninth-most points in all of college hockey (126-242-382) as well as points per game (9.32 ppg). BC has the sixth-most assists (228) in the game and is one of now 11 teams to have scored more than 125 goals (126) this year. Boston College's five-on-five game is currently second best in the NCAA, having racked up 254 points when even. Boston College is also eleventh in the nation in most road points scored with 156. BC is fourth in the NCAA in plus/minus differential (+35).Â
THE GREAT WOLL
Joseph Woll secured his first-career shutout in his 31st start as an Eagle on March 10 against Vermont. It marked the Eagles' first shutout of an opponent since blanking the Catamounts almost exactly one year ago. BC shutout UVM, 3-0, in game one of the Hockey East quarterfinals last year on March 11, 2016. Woll's shutout marked the ninth shutout for BC in the Hockey East Tournament. The Eagles have shutout Vermont four times in the conference postseason now, marking the most of any opponent.
PIPE CLEANERS
The freshmen goaltending tandem of Joseph Woll and Ryan Edquist have performed at a high level this season. In all, Woll has amassed a 16-12-3 (.565 - 27th in the NCAA) record, with a 2.61 goals against average (31st in the NCAA) and a .913 save percentage (27th overall). Edquist picked up his fourth-career win (4-2-1 in all) after defeating UMass on Jan. 20. In all, Edquist owns a 1.82 goals against average with a .923 save percentage.
DID YOU GET A PLUS ONE?
Michael Kim is currently tied for 18th in the country and seventh overall amongst all defensemen, with an overall plus / minus of +19. Offensively, forward Austin Cangelosi is tied with Kim at +19. Heading into the semifinals game against BU, Kim and Cangelosi are 12 off the national lead for plus / minus (Union - Spencer Foo - +31).
DON'T GET ALL DEFENSIVE
Heading into the playoffs, BC has only surrendered four goals or more on 11 of 38 occasions. The Eagles have the fifth-stingiest defense in Hockey East and the 19th toughest to score against in the NCAA, surrendering only 2.58 goals per game.
REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS . . . AGAIN (and again and again)
Boston College won its league-record 15th Hockey East regular season championship, claiming nearly half of the league's regular season crowns in its 33 years of existence. The Eagles joined UMass Lowell and Boston University as the league's first tri-Hockey East regular champion, all finishing with 29 points. The River Hawks won the overall No. 1 seed and the Terriers claimed the No. 2 spot by way of tiebreakers.
PARSING THE PAIRWISE
With championship weekend upon us, Boston College is fighting to get back into the NCAA Tournament picture. After a convincing sweep of Vermont, the Eagles are currently tied for 15th in RPI ranking (.5387) and have the 16th-highest RPI overall. Heading into TD Garden, Boston University (sixth - .5659), UMass Lowell (eighth - .5573), Notre Dame (tenth - .5500) and Providence (12th - .5479) are the remaining teams above the Eagles in the Pairwise mix.
CHART TOPPERS
Seniors Ryan Fitzgerald and Austin Cangelosi are etching their names in Boston College history in their final go around on The Heights. Fitzgerald scored his 63rd-career goal in hs 150th-career game on March 11. The North Reading, Mass, native is now tied with Chris Collins (2002-06) for 33rd all-time at Boston College in career goals scored. He is also 47th, all-time, in career points with 129 (63 - 66 - 129). Cangelosi scored his 54th, 55th and 56th career goals against UVM in the quarterfinals and is now tied for 46th, all-time with Brian Gibbons (2007-11) in career goals. The centerman is currently tied for 61st, all-time, in points scored at Boston College (56 - 61Â - 116).
GOOD TIME FOR YOUR FIRST
Freshman defenseman Connor Moore scored his first-collegiate goal in Saturday's victory over Vermont. The Georgia native has tallied 13 points (1-12-13) in his freshman campaign.
WINNING WAYS
Boston College has an 20-14-4 record this season and is guaranteed to finish about the .500 mark. This will mark the Eagles' 76th winning season out of 94 seasons of varsity ice hockey on The Heights (80.6 percent).
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