Dylan Ghaemi
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Dylan Ghaemi
@GhaemiDylan
PHPA Certified Player Agent | IceBreakers Agency Stonehill College Hockey Alumni | Class of 2026
Rochester, NY Katılım Eylül 2021
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Less than a year later, back where everything changed.
I walk with no fear. The only one above me is Him.
Isaiah 41:10
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Like Tampa, Buffalo scored 0 times after chirping Jakub Dobes mid game
The Hockey News@TheHockeyNews
Chirping Dobes didn’t work for Tampa, let’s see how this one plays out
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Carey Price
We sacrificed Carey Price’s entire career
Patrick Bacon@TopDownHockey
Need to know who the Montreal Canadiens sacrificed to the hockey gods to get this result in a game 7.
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Yup…College Sports in great shape. And this is an “east coast” power 4, B1G Ten school folks.
Bottom half power 4’s an EVERY school below that are in mad trouble financially if they try and keep up…@NILnotNLI
Nick Lord@nickatnocap
University of Maryland is freezing hiring and cutting at least 150 jobs while paying its football coach $6.1M, its men's basketball coach $3.4M, and still writing $1.2M checks to a coach who hasn't worked there in five years. The easy take is that coaches make too much, and the easy take is wrong IMO. Locksley's salary isn't the problem, Buzz Williams' salary isn't the problem, and Brenda Frese being one of the best coaches in women's basketball isn't the problem. In a market where the top rosters now cost $30 to $40M+ a year, those numbers are the cost of competing, and you need the right coaches to position you for long term success. The real problem is that athletic departments at flagship publics are operating on a revenue model built for decades ago, leaning on the same streams they have always relied on where most schools are operating at a deficit. Then they hit a 10% state funding cut and the only lever left is headcount in the academic buildings. This is the seam every athletic director in the country is sitting on right now, where the cost side has gone fully professional and the revenue side has not. The real answer isn't cutting custodians or capping coach pay, it's treating the athletic department like the commercial enterprise it already is, with the alumni base, the corporate relationships, and the brand inventory monetized at it's true value. Maryland has 400,000+ living alumni, one of the most valuable commercial assets the university owns. At most flagship publics, that base gets touched once a year for an annual giving ask and otherwise sits dormant. The athletic brand is the front door to all of it, and almost no school is monetizing it at anything close to its actual value. The coaches aren't bankrupting these schools, the missing revenue infrastructure is. Article link: foxbaltimore.com/news/local/uni…
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Should not have been a first rd matchup…
Go back to 1-8 seeding PLEASE
Sam Block@theblockspot
Game 1… Canadiens win by 1 Game 2… Canadiens lose by 1 Game 3… Canadiens win by 1 Game 4… Canadiens lose by 1 Game 5… Canadiens win by 1 Game 6… Canadiens lose by 1 Game 7… Canadiens win by 1 This is the most insane thing I’ve ever seen.
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After the game, RJ was helped onto the ice for a final thank you. #LetsGoBuffalo
SabresClassics@SabresClassics
Thank you, RJ. Here's RJ's Last Call from 4 years ago today (April 29, 2022). Casey Mittelstadt scored in OVERTIME to give the #Sabres the victory over the #Blackhawks. Here's that goal and RJ's parting words. #LetsGoBuffalo
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The Frosh class that entered in 2022 got no COVID year, walked into a backlog of players who did—and now gets hit again because the NCAA and members waited until after the portal to act. Unfair, but right on brand.
Pete Thamel@PeteThamel
NEWS: NCAA President Charlie Baker told ESPN today that he’s “pretty optimistic” that the new aged-based eligibility proposal will happen. The DI Board of Directors met today and will recommend to not implement this rule retroactively for graduates/exhausted eligibility. “If you’ve used up your eligibility, you’ve used it up,” Baker told ESPN of the tenor of the discussion.
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Diego Pavia chose not to get an agent.
“Ain’t nobody taking my money.”
Pavia went undrafted and no longer has money to take.
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Senior @UNHMHOCKEY goalie Jared Whale has entered transfer portal.
One of growing list of 4-year players who may be eligible to play a 5th year if:
1) NCAA vote on proposed “5-in-5” rule is passed &
2) Rule retroactively applies to current seniors
eliteprospects.com/player/326621/…
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Cole Caufield has a pretty funny story on one of first practices as a rookie:
“I smoked Carey Price right in the face. The sound was insane. Everybody stopped. You could have heard a pin drop in there. All I could think was, is Shea Weber looking at me? Is he going to kill me?”
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The kid who plays two sports until 14 is almost always a better hockey player at 16 than the kid who specialized at 10.
This is not an opinion. The research exists. The college coaches will tell you.
We ignore it anyway because tryout season starts in April and we can't afford to be wrong.
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Not a betting man, but if I was, I’d put my house on McDavid finding the scoresheet Friday.
Elite players like him take it personally when they’re held off.
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Everyone going bonkers but still helping to put the gate back together is peak Buffalo behavior.
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The fact this doesn’t exist anymore because of digital gambling ads is sickening.
The commentators talk about odds, the boards have ads, the jerseys and helmets have ads. It’s already everywhere.
Leave the game alone.
You don’t need more money.
Chief@BarstoolChief
I miss this
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KIDS: Hunter McDonald just played his first NHL game where he had an assist and was a +3. I coached Hunter as a U16 and he was probably the 3rd most talented defenseman on our team and maybe 5th most talented overall player. At U16.
But three things Hunter had:
-Absolute love for the game
-Insatiable work ethic
-Old school compete and toughness. Total throwback.
Talented at 16 but had the intangible skills that lead to massive development. Eventually that led him to Northeastern as a 20 year old and now the NHL.
We say it all the time, but everyone has a different path. If you're a kid reading this, chances are your path will have to be the long way like Hunter. And if your path is the long way, it's non-negotiable that have those three intangible skills (love for the game, work ethic, compete).
One of my favorites and an incredible example for any kid out there with a dream.
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@DanMyers All fun and games - good on you for owning up to it rather than deleting the tweet
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So, no Lehtinen afterall. He’s headed to Alaska. Transfer portal smoke but no fire.
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Dan Myers@DanMyers
And as I say that, Mavs have reportedly added Joel Lehtonen from Stonehill as well. Lehtonen is the son of longtime Dallas Star Jere Lehtonen, which makes me feel very, very old
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