Alex Foster Update!

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Alex Foster Update!

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Alex has gotten his first point and goal as a professional. Congrats Alex!

"The Stars' lead was short-lived however as recently signed Alex Foster scored his first professional goal when he redirected an Engelhardt shot 47 seconds later to send the teams to the dressing room tied 1-1."

for the full game recap... http://www.torontomarlies.com/NewsDetail.tm?newsid=5667
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And here I could have sworn someone said that he wasn't ready to make the jump! He's going to have a good career in the NHL!

FWIW, if you don't think that these coaches have the kid's best interest at heart, take note the Alex wanted to stay at BG. The coaches had to convince him to take the offer because it was the best thing for him to do. More selfish coaches would have done otherwise.
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Congrats Alex!! Way to go!

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BGFan wrote:
FWIW, if you don't think that these coaches have the kid's best interest at heart, take note the Alex wanted to stay at BG. The coaches had to convince him to take the offer because it was the best thing for him to do. More selfish coaches would have done otherwise.
FIRE PALUCH!!!

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Wow does that shed some light on Pooch's character! That is phenomenal for two reasons: (1) that Alex was so dedicated to the team and his coaches that he would have passed up that kind of money to stay, and (2) that Paluch is that caring and honest that he would encourage his players to do what is best for them even if it would be to his own detriment. We are so very, very luck to have him here, and there is (nor has there been) any doubt in my mind that he is quickly building a dynasty here at BGSU.

I am very happy for Alex, too. That kid was fun to watch while he was here, and I have no doubt that he will very quickly become the 33rd (is that where we're at now?) Falcon to play in the NHL! GO ALEX!
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Bleeding Orange wrote:and I have no doubt that he will very quickly become the 33rd (is that where we're at now?) Falcon to play in the NHL! GO ALEX!
Yep. We're at 32 currently... and counting. :wink:

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Nice to see Alex doing so well.

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His decision was the right one and I'm sure he has a great future ahead of him.
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BGFan wrote:FWIW, if you don't think that these coaches have the kid's best interest at heart, take note the Alex wanted to stay at BG. The coaches had to convince him to take the offer because it was the best thing for him to do. More selfish coaches would have done otherwise.
What...???


That is a complete fabrication.... I sure hope people who read this board, don't believe what you're telling them.

Just a mockery... That's all I have to say....

I have read this board at times throughout the year and I cannot believe the people that put this staff up on a pedestal. Is there a reason why three coaches have resigned in the past two years. There is a reason for this and unfortunately it starts at the top.
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BGHockey wrote:
BGFan wrote:FWIW, if you don't think that these coaches have the kid's best interest at heart, take note the Alex wanted to stay at BG. The coaches had to convince him to take the offer because it was the best thing for him to do. More selfish coaches would have done otherwise.
What...???


That is a complete fabrication.... I sure hope people who read this board, don't believe what you're telling them.

Just a mockery... That's all I have to say....

I have read this board at times throughout the year and I cannot believe the people that put this staff up on a pedestal. Is there a reason why three coaches have resigned in the past two years. There is a reason for this and unfortunately it starts at the top.
OK, who the hell are you and what exactly are the problems with Coach Paluch? It takes a lot of balls for someone to come on this board and defend a coach who just lead a team to a last place finish in the conference. On the other hand, it takes absolutely no balls to come on this board and make completely ambiguous, totally unsubstantiated claims about a coach and alleged problems within the program.

Grow a pair, tell us who you are and let us know - specifically - what the problems you claim to surround Paluch are. We all know who BGfan is. For now, you are just a knob who doesn't have the cajones to be honest with people. Take it or leave it.
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BGHockey wrote:
BGFan wrote:FWIW, if you don't think that these coaches have the kid's best interest at heart, take note the Alex wanted to stay at BG. The coaches had to convince him to take the offer because it was the best thing for him to do. More selfish coaches would have done otherwise.
What...???


That is a complete fabrication.... I sure hope people who read this board, don't believe what you're telling them.

Just a mockery... That's all I have to say....

I have read this board at times throughout the year and I cannot believe the people that put this staff up on a pedestal. Is there a reason why three coaches have resigned in the past two years. There is a reason for this and unfortunately it starts at the top.
Couple of things:
BGFans knows what he's talking about. I doubt you would find a fan who is closer to the program.

Three coaches have resigned because they got better paying/higher profile gigs. That is bad how?
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I doubt you would find a fan who is closer to the program.I doubt you would find a fan who is closer to the program.
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*-That doesn't live under the same roof. :lol:
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TG1996 wrote:
I doubt you would find a fan who is closer to the program.I doubt you would find a fan who is closer to the program.
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*-That doesn't live under the same roof. :lol:
There are a LOT of people close to the program, players, coaches, etc. People have their opinions and that is fine. No one is happy how the season turned out, but I do know that things will be better next year, even without Alex, though he will be missed in more ways than on the ice.

Back to the original post....Congrats Alex on your first goal as a pro!!!
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There will always be those who disagree with something someone else says, or posts. That's their right, so be it.

Alex is a great kid and I wish him well in the NHL.
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Post by heyman »

someone is confused somewhere. Foster had already accepted the offer before the coaches knew, so how they reacted afterwards has been spun. Coach Dumont is gone already and it wasn't happy trails to him. to be clear, Foster isn't in the NHL yet but of course he'll do fine in the AHL and hopefully get to the NHL some day. Someone else is jumping to the AHL (can you say cheese steak sandwich) from BGSU. I know of what I speak. :!: go ahead and flame me :-D
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Ok, I admit that I have been out of touch lately.
BGFan, was Alex your source on how Pooch recommended that he do the right thing - go for the bucks?? BTW I agree.
Three coaches have left in the last 2 years? Kevin, Jamie and ??

Who else is ready for the AHL?
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Let's just hope Matsu doesn't get any good offers.
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