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...variety of options open to Harvard hockey players may be a key to Harvard's lackluster history in the NHL, and may actually decrease the pro chances for those currently in the Crimson ranks...
...Going to Harvard may work against our players in some instances," MacDonald said. "For example, [Mark] Fusco ['84] left Hartford when he got sent to the minors because he had other options and didn't want to play in the minors. The NHL sees that attitude, and we all kind of get grouped together. If I decide to go play in Europe it would work against some of [the other members of the Harvard program...
MacDonald worries about how his decisions will affect the current sophomore core--several of whom have high hopes for an NHL career...
Weisbrod, along with MacDonald and Bourbeau, was one of the current Crimson players to go in the early rounds of the NHL draft, and his 6-ft., 1-in., 205-lb. frame has a lot to do with...
Indeed, Gottlieb admits that Bourbeau's size--he's 5-ft., 10-in. and 180 lbs.--was a concern for the Flyers before Bourbeau proved himself in the Olympics, while the North Stars organization is confident that Weisbrod will make a smooth adjustment into the NHL...