On today's summer edition of 7th Corner, we go over the list of players that Northeastern recruited over the summer that includes nine freshman, four transfers, eight forwards, four defensemen, and two goaltenders. We go over every single player in great detail, where they played, where they're from, their skill set, player stats, and what they bring to the table and how they fit into Keefe's system to get indoctrinated into the Husky way. I also give you my thoughts on how the team has improved over last year, and how they've addressed some personnel issues and gaps in certain areas, most notably goaltender after the departure of Cameron Whitehead to the Vegas Golden Knights and also have the players learn from the upperclassmen to get a better understanding and confidence as they look to potentially contribute in any way they can on the ice.

On today's special summer edition of 7th Corner, we talk about the announcement of the final home games at Matthews Arena this fall, highlighted by Army and Denver's first visit to Matthews Arena and talk about the aura and excitement of having these two teams come in what is sure to be guaranteed sell-outs. We also talk about what is to be expected for the final home games at Matthews which will officially conclude on Dec. 13 as BU visits for the final time, and how emotional and sad it will be as Matthews ushers in its final days. Lastly, we discuss what possible venues the Huskies will call their temporary home for the next few years as Warrior Ice Arena and Walter Brown Arena have been floated as possible sites but nothing has been firmly set in stone as of yet.

On today's edition of 7th Corner, we go over the surge of departures from Huskies that have entered the transfer portal, and talk more about this emerging phenomenon in college sports and talk about its impact specifically on college hockey and how it will have a huge impact moving forward for teams looking for high end talent to fill the spots on their roster. We talk about how some of the losses via the portal including Ben Poitras, Seth Constance, and Billy Norcross will leave the team with a deficit of talent and what some of those players meant to the team in their short time here. We also talk about the goaltending situation and how the addition of Matthew DelloRusso signals that the team has something else up its sleeve and is looking for a premium goalie after the departure of Cameron Whitehead.

On today's edition of 7th Corner, we recap the Hockey East Semis as the Huskies thrilling postseason run came to an end as they lost to the Maine Black Bears 4-3 in double OT. We break down all of the game action, including Cameron Whitehead's brilliant and stellar performance as he notched a career high in single game saves for a Northeastern goalie, and how the Huskies briefly took the lead in the final 10 minutes only to have Maine tie it at the end and control the game from there. We also recap the 2024-25 Huskies season as a whole and talk about some of the missteps on execution along the way that caused a sluggish start in the first place, and how this year's Huskies defined grit, resilience, and determination. We also talk about the recent NHL signings of Cam Lund, Jackson Dorrington, Jack Williams, and Cameron Whitehead and how those losses will impact the Huskies roster next season and how to fill the gaping holes.

On today's edition of 7th Corner, we recap the Huskies thrilling upset win over Boston College last Saturday night at Conte Forum by the score of 3-1. We recap all the action from the game, including Cam Lund and Joe Connor's goals that set the tempo from the start, and how their massive number of blocked shots contributed to clogging up BC's offensive gameplay, and sent the Huskies fans home happy. We also talk about the gameplay of Ryan McGuire and how his involvement with the offensive zone face-offs and his empty netter goal at the end was clutch in ensuring that BC would never come back and win the game. I also gear you up for tomorrow's Hockey East Semifinals vs. Maine at TD Garden and how the Huskies can take the momentum from this massive upset win and apply the same mindset against the Black Bears.

On today's edition of 7th Corner, we recap the final two games of the regular season as the Huskies took on Merrimack at Lawler Rink in North Andover, MA and finished out their home slate against Providence on Senior Night back at Matthews Arena. The contests saw Northeastern get some revenge on the Warriors beating Merrimack 2-1 on the road, and then dropping their regular season finale against Providence 3-2. We recap both of the games and talk about how some crucial plays in both games set forth their playoff quest and laid some seeds that would sprout forth in the Opening Round game. We close out the regular season with a stats breakdown and talk about how they've actually been playing better on the road despite the fact they have a losing record. Finally, we recap the Hockey East Quarterfinals matchup that saw the Huskies come through with a huge win 3-2 in double OT set forth by Dylan Hryckowian that I was lucky to see in person and I'll give you my main takeaways. We also preview this weekend's Hockey East Quarterfinals matchup against #1 ranked Boston College and give you the 3 keys to the game if the Huskies want to walk away with a monumental victory to advance.

On today's all new edition of 7th Corner, we recap the Huskies last two home at home series against BU and UConn, where they were only able to come away with 1 victory in those games against BU at Agganis 5-1. I also talk about a critical game in that series against the Terriers at Matthews where I bore witness to Coach Keefe blowing a gasket against the refs after BU scored their first goal of the game, and another subsequent altercation that took place in the postgame handshake line where Coach Keefe received a game misconduct for his outburst towards one of the game officials. I give you my reaction to that outburst as I saw it unfold live. We also take a look ahead to Northeastern's final games of the season including a road game against Merrimack on Thursday, and closing out the regular season at Matthews on Saturday against Providence on Senior Night in one of the final games being held at Matthews Arena.

On today's edition of 7th Corner, we recap Northeastern's dominant 2-0 shutout of UMass Lowell at Matthews Arena, which marks their first home win of 2025 and talk about how the win galvanized the team, and increased the Huskies self-esteem as they look to right the ship after so many crushing and disappointing losses. We talk about their loss against the River Hawks up at Tsongas last Saturday, and talk about how a crucial goal that was scored by the Huskies was suddenly called back after a referee's review and stirred up some controversy in the process. We also look ahead to this weekend's critical home at home series against BU, and how a sold-out crowd at Matthews tonight could give the Skies a real shot in the arm as they look to make some noise the rest of the way.

On today's all new 7th Corner, we take a look at the Northeastern Men's Hockey Quarter Century Team as revealed by Mike Davis of the Northeastern Hockey Blog. I go over the players included on the 1st and 2nd teams, and talk about their contributions to the team as a whole and how they cemented their place in Northeastern lore and also set the standard for the Husky program moving forward. I talk about how the players on this list mirror the ones on my personal favorite Husky players of all time list including Adam Gaudette, Dylan Sikura, and Zach Aston-Reese. I also give some valuable stats on all of the players and talk about how these mind-boggling stats will still be appreciated many years down the road. I also include some honorable mentions and ones from my personal list of players who may not have gotten a lot of ice time, but contributed greatly just simply by wearing a Huskies uniform.

On today's all new 7th Corner, we recap last week's Beanpot Semis matchup as the Huskies were trounced by BC 8-2. We recap the whole matchup against the Eagles and a closer look at what went wrong from the sudden drought to scoring, to Whitehead's inability to get it done, and further look at whether the Huskies should make a change in goaltending to close out the year. We talked about how BC was in control for pretty much the entire game, and how their speed and skill on the ice was too much for the Huskies to overcome. We also take the time to recap the season at large with some stats to date from up and down the lineup, and how their power outage at power play is and continues to be a major problem for the Huskies and how they can better improve moving forward.