Hull posted 84 goals and 144 points across 90 games and two seasons for the University of Minnesota-Duluth between 19.Įven this early into his career, it was crystal clear Hull had a special knack for scoring goals. He would then follow that up with a couple successful years playing college hockey in the WCHA in his D+1 and D+2 years. We’ve only won one game on the road in 31 days - that’s not good enough.Going into the draft, Hull was a prolific scorer in the BCJHL ( now known as the BCHL), putting up a ridiculous 105 goals and 188 points in 57 games in his draft year in 1983–84 before the Flames selected him. I mean, that’s one thing about Darryl - he just tells it the way it is. “And who cares what we’re doing at home? We’ve got to start doing it on the road. “Pretty much that we’re pretty bad on the road,” said Conroy. Oddly, after the meeting, head coach Mike Keenan vanished and was not available to media.īut Craig Conroy translated the stern words from the general manager. Likely heightening the boss’s concern? After the Flames’ upcoming three-game home stand (Chicago, Anaheim, Montreal), they are faced with 12 of 16 dates behind enemy lines. Perhaps Sutter is envisioning the 2006-07 edition of the Flames - 30-9-2 at home, 13-20-8 on the road. A mere 11-11-1, after the losses in the Little D and the Big D. The general manager’s biggest gripe - and maybe his only one - is the team’s pedestrian play on the road. The media, already in mid-interview, were quickly ushered out. Sutter, on the other hand, turned left from the elevator and marched toward the Flames’ dressing room.Īfter a few moments of contemplation, he called a closed-door meeting. The next issue of Calgary Herald Headline News will soon be in your inbox. If you don't see it, please check your junk folder. Manage Print Subscription / Tax ReceiptĪ welcome email is on its way.
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