8legs: Hockey east quarterfinal

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Boston College defeated Maine 5-0 to advance to the Hockey East semifinals, sealing the quarterfinal victory at Conte Forum.
James Hagens scored twice, including an empty-netter, as BC pulled away late to clinch the win.
Louka Cloutier earned the shutout, making 18 saves to keep Maine off the scoreboard.
BC built a 2-0 lead in the first period, taking early control and keeping Maine from gaining momentum.
Head coach Greg Brown emphasized Maine’s identity and BC’s plan to manage it, noting the physical, in-your-face style.
The win secures BC as a home seed in Hockey East and advances the team toward an NCAA regional.
Maine’s late-season form included a four-game winless streak prior to their matchup with BC.
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Dean Letourneau added an empty-net goal late in the game, extending BC's lead to finish the scoring.

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Boston College blanked Maine 5-0 to win the Hockey East quarterfinal at home.
Teddy Stiga opened the scoring for BC less than 16 minutes into the first period.
James Hagens scored two quick goals early in the first period to extend the lead.
Louka Cloutier stopped 18 Maine shots for his 19th win and first postseason shutout.
BC captain Hagens added an empty-net goal in the third period to seal the win.
Oscar Jellvik scored the third BC goal in the third period to seal the victory.
Coach Greg Brown credited the team’s confidence and bench leadership for the turnaround.
BC finished the regular season with a four-game losing streak before turning it around in the playoffs.
Maine’s Mathis Rousseau conceded multiple early goals before BC sealed the win.

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Capitals consider signing Cole Hutson and may have him join the NHL this season if he signs his entry-level contract.
Hutson produced 32 points (10 goals, 22 assists) in 34 games this season, ranking high among NCAA defensemen.
BU’s season ended with a 5-3 loss to UConn in the Hockey East Quarterfinals, ending the Terriers’ season.
Hutson was a 2024 second-round pick and earned Hockey East First All-Star Team honors for 2025-26.
General manager Patrick said Hutson will decide whether to sign, mirroring the approach used with Ryan Leonard.
Patrick referenced Ryan Leonard as a precedent for Hutson’s potential timeline to the NHL.
If Hutson signs, the Capitals aim to bolster defense ahead of future playoff contention.
The Capitals schedule includes games against the Boston Bruins and Ottawa Senators surrounding Hutson’s potential move.
Hutson could impact Washington’s blue line immediately upon joining, per team plans.
Hutson is a rising player with strong collegiate performance and NHL potential, per Yahoo Sports reporting.

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