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Captain America Comes Alive. Schremp Has Risen


When we last looked at Rob Schremp, he was struggling on Long Island.

 


Rob Schremp

#13 / Center / New York Islanders

5-11

200

Jul 01, 1986


 


GP G A P EV+/- / 15
PIM ESTOI/G PPTOI CORSI/15 SOG PCT
2009 - Rob Schremp 10 1 3 4 -.757 4 10:10 1:56 -6.807 19
0.052

 

His even strength struggles continue as he's got one even strength point - an assist - thus far through ten games.  Schremp scored his first goal as an Islander and the best part came immediately after.

Star-divide

I'm glad the kid is on the board and I hope that Alex Ovechkin doesn't take up Schremp's celebration -- he'll kill Mike Green.

As Dom from Lighthouse Hockey says, the entire thing was hilarious.

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Hey I am happy for the kid. He has had more detractors than supporters in the past few years and If i were him, I would have been as excited

by SumOil on Dec 13, 2009 1:05 PM MST reply actions  

I’m happy for him too. Hey, he’s now a third of the way to Jason Bonsignore’s career totals.

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by Bruce McCurdy on Dec 13, 2009 2:40 PM MST reply actions  

I think this could be it though. He’s still getting buried at ES. As the Islanders get better, they won’t have room for him.

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by Derek Zona on Dec 13, 2009 2:58 PM MST up reply actions  

He looks stronger in the corners.

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by Bruce McCurdy on Dec 13, 2009 6:34 PM MST up reply actions  

Apropos of nothing, I love those vintage Islanders thirds. The NHL needs more medium-range blues and fewer navy blues.

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by Doogie2K on Dec 14, 2009 12:06 AM MST reply actions  

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