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Originally Posted by Sandman

Per THN: For the first time since Ryan Miller won the award in 2001, a goalie has been chosen for this year's Hobey Baker after posting a record of 38-4-0, with a GAA of 1.27, SV% of .934, and 2 shutouts. His 38 wins are an NCAA Div.1 record, and he was a runner-up twice previously. In his 4 NCAA seasons, he has a .932 SV%, 26 shutouts (he had 2 consecutive 10-shutout seasons), and a record of 113-19-4, giving him one of the best college goalie careers in decades. He has won the WCHA title as a freshman in 2018-19, before winning multiple awards as the league's top Goaltender.

He's an undrafted Free Agent, and will be free to turn pro after his season with Minnesota State comes to a close-he and his team play Denver for the national title on Saturday.

He's not the prototypical goalie of today, as he's only 5'11", but he'll probably be a hot commodity.

Slightly off topic as I don't follow NCAA hockey that closely, but wasn't Michigan with all the superstar players supposed to run through the NCAA this year? What happened to them?