On today's edition of 7th Corner, we recap last weekend's home at home series against UNH that saw the Huskies drop the road contest on Friday, but come away with the shootout win on Saturday at Matthews to salvage the extra point in the weekend contest. We talk about some of Northeastern's shortcomings when it comes to staying out of the penalty box which is something that the Huskies have had a hard time doing as of late as they had the 2nd game in a row that saw them incur a major 5 min penalty. We talk about their inability to forecheck and their difficulties when it comes to scoring first in the game., plus we talk about this weekend's huge home at home series against Boston College at Conte Forum, and how the Huskies can steal a win on the road by playing to the strengths of their defensive core in Jackson Dorrington and Vinny Borgesi, while taking their game and throwing the Eagles off balance.

On today's episode of 7th Corner, we examine last weekend's home at home series against Providence where the Huskies came away with a shootout win at Schneider Arena in Providence last Friday, but fell short in OT at Matthews on Saturday. We examine some key takeaways from both games, including the emergence of freshman Joe Connor who has come out of nowhere to make a big impression on the stat sheet, and establish himself as a formidable presence in the Huskies lineup. We also talk about some issues the Huskies had on Saturday night, including some issues in the penalty box including a huge one that resulted in Providence coming away with the victory in OT that put a sour taste in some fan's mouths. We talk about what the Huskies can do to improve on the discipline side and start picking up some wins and points consistently, as they get ready for this weekend's home at home against UNH.

On today's edition of 7th Corner, we examine the state of the Huskies coming fresh off an early bye week to dissect their home series loss of Maine in a sweep, and examine what went wrong and determine if some injuries are the root cause of the Huskies early struggles or if there are other factors at play. We recap each game from the Maine series two weeks ago, and take away some positives that the Huskies can hang their hat on, and how clutch Cam Lund has been coming in with a flurry of goals to start the year at a torrid pace, and how Vinny Borgesi has been coming through clutch in some key situations along with freshman Nick Rhéaume. We also take a look ahead to this weekend's home at home series against Providence and what the Huskies need to do to come away with clutch wins in both games to keep ahead in the point count in the standings early during conference play.

On today's edition of 7th Corner, we recap the Huskies journey out west to face the defending national champions Denver and break down what went wrong as they got swept in both games. We also highlight some of the key moments from the games, including some bright spots for the Huskies and how they were able to stem the tide and fend out the feisty Denver Pioneers and kept the games from becoming a blowout each night. We also preview this weekend's home matchup against Maine on Family Weekend, and talk about how the Huskies can regroup and better prepare themselves this time around, including scoring first which is indicative and present within their hockey DNA.

On today's episode of 7th Corner, we recap the Huskies season opener against Stonehill where they came away with a 5-1 win. I talk about the key moments of the game, and how the Huskies persevered and came back from an early 1-0 deficit and responded less than a minute later. I talk about NU's versatility and interchangeability on offense, and how that will be a problem for the opposition moving forward. I recap some of the key plays of the game, and how they completely shut down Stonehill from that point forward and ensuring their path to victory. I also take a quick peek of their road matchup against the defending NCAA Champions Denver and how the Huskies could potentially play the role of spoiler as Denver raises their championship banner this weekend.

On today's season premiere of the 7th Corner podcast, we're joined by my good pal Joey Maiullari to share his insight as Northeastern's Men's Hockey kicks off their season this Saturday at 7pm at Matthews Arena against Stonehill. We take a look at some of the new additions to the roster this year, and take a look at how they may make an immediate impact and where they fit in with the line pairings as well. We take a look at the defensive pairings and how we've seen an increase in scoring on the defensive side over the past year. We also take a peek at the upcoming schedule and what will be the must watch games this year, including the matchups against BC and BU. We also talk about the future of Matthews Arena in what could potentially be the final year at Matthews, and how it's closing could impact the team and where they could play in the interim once the new arena is completed.

On today's episode of 7th Corner, we spotlight some Huskies who have signed entry level NHL contracts with their respective clubs, most notably Hunter McDonald with the Philadelphia Flyers and Dylan Hryckowian of the Dallas Stars. We take a look at their careers as Huskies and what they contributed to the team both on and off the ice, plus how their defensive prowess and offensive intangibles contributed to such intelligent and classy players who both exemplified what it means to be a Husky. We also give updates on 3 other Huskies who have made an impact in the NHL: Devon Levi of the Buffalo Sabres, Aidan McDonough with the Vancouver Canucks, and Jayden Struble of the Montreal Canadiens. I also give an update on Adam Gaudette and the record breaking success he had this past year as a part of the Springfield Thunderbirds.

On today's all new edition of 7th Corner, we wrap up from last week and finish on with some of the newbie Huskies joining the fray in the fall leading in to chatting about the returning veteran core for this year. We take a look at why some players including Billy Norcross and Anthony Messuri are my projected picks to take it up a notch and move up a level in terms of offensive improvement, defensive prowess, and overall veracity when it comes to taking the ice and making an immediate impact. I also talk about the differences in hockey philosophies when it comes to different regions of the Northeast, and how those differences are most evident at the prep school level and how well that talent melds in when they join a prestigious team like the Huskies.