Maine Hockey

The Hockey East Player of the Year and Hobey Baker Award finalist joined The Drive on Friday from his native Alaska to talk about his three years in Orono and his future with the Boston Bruins.

Normally, the Maine hockey coach joins The Drive every Monday to talk about his Black Bears' squad. But after last week's abrupt end to the season, the coach wanted to discuss the larger societal issues at hand.

The Walter Brown Award which names the best American-born college hockey player in New England

The Black Bears enter the Hockey East playoffs as the #4 seed and will play host to #5 UCONN in the quarterfinal round. The Maine coach says his team has more winning to do if they are to secure a bid to the NCAA Tournament.

Maine can finish anywhere from 3rd-to-8th in the conference when the dust settles after Friday's regular season-finale vs. Providence. The coach joined The Drive on Monday to talk about how his team has to stay focused with the task at hand.

Red Gendron joined The Drive to preview the final two games of the regular season for the Maine Black Bears. The coach also took a few jabs at the hosts, and shared his memories of Team USA's Miracle On Ice 40 years ago.

This week Chris from Old Town competes against Allen from Jonesport in our Prop Bets.

University of Maine hockey head coach Red Gendron joined The Drive for his weekly hit on Monday as his Black Bears squad improved to 7-1-1 in 2020 with a 4-2 win over Northeastern Friday night at The Alfond, and is now tied for 3rd in Hockey East and 13th in the PairWise Rankings.

Mark chatted with Maine hockey head coach Red Gendron as the Black Bears continue their hot streak in 2020.

There is a chance Hockey East may wind up as part of another collegiate conference in the future. How might that happen and what will the impact be?