Rick Stevens

With respect to the defensive pairings and whatnot, very interesting Arbor Jack guy getting into the lineup recently.

This week, both as a defenseman and a forward and being in the lineup as a forward, that was ahead of Patrick Linus.

So as we've said, unless there's a big catastrophe, don't expect to see him play for the Canadians again.

Yeah, as we know, he was injured on the 15th of March.

At that point, he was a 2-4 weaker.

And so the window's starting to open for his return.

Should be able to come back for a few games at the end of the regular season.

Yeah, Cole Caulfield the week before was named third star this week.

It was Jakob Dobisch, not as the best rookie, not as the best goaltender, but the first star for the NHL for this past week in three games.

He won them all.

133 goals against, 962 save percentage, and that put him ahead.

Pavel Zaka, who was the second star, and John Carlson, the third star of the week.

Won 7 of 10 in March and that earned him the Molson Cup.

Jakob Dobish has been fabulous during the month of March.

Yeah, both teams will travel to Montreal for the Sunday night game at the Bell Centre, and that should mean it would be logical for Jacob Fowler to get the start then.

Sorry, yeah, Jacob Fowler on Sunday.

Yeah, and those three players will be facing off against each other as Michigan.

That's Michael Hage with the University of Michigan will face off against the University of Denver in one of the semifinals.

The Denver team includes Sam Harris and goaltender Quentin Miller, although it's unlikely that Miller will get into the

the lineup and we'll see about Michael Hage.