
By Gjon Juncaj
Daily Sports Writer
NHL exhibition games aren’t typically ratings monsters. Few people saw Montreal Canadiens forward and former Michigan Wolverine Max Pacioretty tally a shootout goal against the Detroit Red Wings on Tuesday night.
But a few Michigan hockey players watched their former teammate glide down the ice and beat Detroit goaltender Jimmie Howard with a nifty backhander.
Sophomore forward Carl Hagelin was among those who celebrated Pacioretty’s goal. It was a timely occasion for the Sodertalje, Sweden native to take notes. This season, Hagelin can expect to be thrown into a similar situation.
The CCHA officially re-introduced the shootout to college hockey this summer. If a conference game is tied after regulation and a five-minute overtime period, each team will send three skaters one-on-one versus the opposing goalie. Should the shootout remain tied once three shooters from each team have had their turn, the squads will select a different player, and each team’s skater will have a chance to score.
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