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Prospect Info: Sean Malone (2013, 159th) – '18-19: Rochester #14 (AHL)

LaxSabre

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@Harvard_Hockey- GOAL!!! Donato slithers his way to the goal and then beats Starrett! 2-0 Harvard!

@Harvard_Hockey - GOAL!!! Moy with his third of the NCAA Tourney! Kerfoot and Fox set it up on the power play!

@Harvard_Hockey - On a delayed penalty, Tomlak hits home a rebound for Air Force. 3-1 Harvard. Crimson now will be a man down. Floodstrand in the box.
@Harvard_Hockey - On the power play, Himley scores for Air Force. 3-2 Harvard with 8:22 left in the 2nd.
@Harvard_Hockey - End 2nd - Harvard 3 Air Force 2 #GoCrimson
 
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LaxSabre

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@SabresProspects - I hope you can listen. Malone a really good kid, just a fun interview. Really think Sabres need to give this healthy, productive guy a shot.
 
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Taking a page out of the Bruins book for a moment, there is nothing wrong with bringing in locals who will skate through a wall to make the dream of playing for their hometown team a reality. We've seen the B's roll out grunts from NE for years, guys who willingly break themselves into little pieces to help them win. Malone is that sort of guy - he's going to push people around him through his own drive AND he's got elements to his game this team can certainly use at the professional level in his playmaking and shift disturbing. Sign him.
 

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The only reason I ever soured on him was because I thought he couldn't stay healthy. His game is definitely good enough to receive a contract though.
 

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@Harvard_Hockey -
And here we go. Puck drop is seconds away here as the Crimson take on the Bulldogs of Minnesota Duluth on ESPN2! #GoCrimson
Penalty called on the Crimson to start a UMD power play with 18:52 to go in the opening period.
Harvard clears as the UMD power play comes to a close. Both teams at full strength with 16:45 to play in the opening period.
UMD called for a penalty as the Crimson are now on its first power play of the contest. Harvard is 4th in the country on the PP (26.5%).
Zerter-Gossage with a great look on the PP but misses just wide as UMD returns to full strength with 13:30 to play in the 1st Period.
Harvard back on the power play after the charging penalty on UMD. Two minute PP coming up for the Crimson with 12 minutes left in the 1st Period.
Donato fires high as the Crimson power play comes to an end. (Malone with the pass) 10 minutes left in the 1st Period. Score is 0-0.
Boarding penalty called on UMD with 5:35 in the 1st Period - third PP of the game for the Crimson.

UMD ties the contest up at 1-1 with 1:36 to go in the 1st Period on the goal from J. Anderson.
1st Period comes to a close with the score knotted at 1-1. Madsen with 12 saves, Harvard outshot the Bulldogs 14-13. #GoCrimson
 
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@Harvard_Hockey -
Second Period is underway here at the United Center in Chicago #GoCrimson
Tripping penalty called on Harvard, its second penalty of the game. 17:20 remaining as UMD begins its power play opportunity.
Madsen with two big saves to keep the contest at 1-1. 26 seconds left on the UMD power play with 15:46 to go in the 2nd Period.
Both teams at full strength as the Crimson penalty kill unit does its job for the second time today. 14:30 to play in the 2nd Period.
We've reached the midway point of the 2nd Period and the score is still tied at 1-1.
Donato's shot is knocked down as the Crimson try to break the 1-1 tie. 7:10 to play in the 2nd Period.
Malone narrowly misses the net as the Crimson offense is beginning to pick up steam with 6:37 to go in the 2nd Period.
UMD is called for roughing after a pile up in front of the net. Harvard's fourth power play of the game. 3:49 to go in the 2nd Period.
Krusko with a good look in front of the net as the Harvard power play comes to a close. Teams back to full strength with 1:45 left in the 2nd Period.
The 2nd Period is in the books as neither team pulled ahead. The score remains 1-1 heading into the 3rd Period. #GoCrimson

@Harvard_Hockey -
20 minutes left to play here at the United Center. The puck is about to drop to start the 3rd Period #GoCrimson
Harvard with a quick chance as Kerfoot fires one that is gloved by UMD's Hunter Miska.
Madsen shuts down another UMD chance as he holds on to force the face-off. 25 saves for Madsen, 17:56 to go in the 3rd Period.
Harvard outshooting Minnesota Duluth 7-5 in the period which has 14:35 remaining.
Harvard follows up on a Marino shot and the puck goes in on the follow from Moy. Play is under review after no goal was called on the ice.
(LaxSabre - Malone was in the play too - may have actually been the one to knock the puck across the goal-line.)
Call of no goal stands. (LaxSabre - Whistle was blown before puck went over the line - ref had lost sight of puck.)
Face-off coming in the Crimson offensive zone with 14:19 to go in the 3rd Period.
Moy comes up with the puck after a failed UMD clear and the Crimson get two good looks from him and Malone that are turned away. 13:51 to go in the 3rd Period.
Madsen with a couple more saves - 35 saves on the evening - 10:30 left in the 3rd Period.
LaxSabre - &##~#&~#@^@#^#^#
UMD takes a late 2-1 lead on the tip in front of the net with 27 seconds to go in the 3rd Period.
Face-off coming in the Harvard offensive zone. 20 seconds remaining.
Harvard with a fury of shots to end the game, including a final one that hits the crossbar but UMD holds on for the 2-1 win.
Final Score from the United Center - Harvard - 1 Minnesota Duluth - 2.
 
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Malone definitely passing the eye test in the FF semi. His decision making is solid, passes and shots are made with authority, good offensive instincts and deception with the puck, hard stops and starts. It's a well-rounded, mature-looking, pro-style game that he plays.
 

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@SabresProspects -Alex Iafallo (Eden) redirects a centering feed with his backhand through Madsen's wickets. Duluth goes up 2-1 with 26.6 seconds left.
What an ending! Harvard was swarming. Malone hits cross bar. Esposito dings the post. WOW! Duluth moves on to face either Denver or Notre Dame.
Sean Malone completes his Harvard hockey career - 115 Games Played - 42 Goals - 57 Assists - 99 Points. Time to get him in for his physical.
 
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Ralonzo said:
Malone definitely passing the eye test in the FF semi. His decision making is solid, passes and shots are made with authority, good offensive instincts and deception with the puck, hard stops and starts. It's a well-rounded, mature-looking, pro-style game that he plays.
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I agree, was really impressed with his game today, looks like we may have a solid prospect w/ him, hopefully we get him signed.
 

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Sunrise, Florida - West Seneca native Sean Malone, who just completed a strong senior year at Harvard in the NCAA Frozen Four, has signed a two-year, entry-level contract with the Buffalo Sabres and has joined the team for its game Saturday night against the Florida Panthers in BB&T Center. The 6-foot, 190-pound forward was a sixth-round draft choice in 2013.

Malone finished third on the Harvard roster this year with 42 points in 36 games. He had 18 goals and 27 assists as the Crimson advanced to the national semifinals before losing a heartbreaker Thursday night in Chicago, 2-1, to Minnesota-Duluth. The winning goal was scored in the final minute was by Eden native Alex Iafallo.

Malone finished his collegiate career with 99 points (42 goals) and had a plus-31 rating in 115 games. He was the Ivy League’s Co-Rookie of the Year in 2014.

Update - @ByMHarrington - Sean Malone taking the morning skate for #Sabres wearing No. 42.
 
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tsujimoto74 said:
Is it even still a recall if they never assigned him to Rochester after signing him?
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That was my original thought. He signed an NHL contract so he would immediately be placed on the Sabres' roster. Plus we're at that point in the season where there's no limit to roster size (or is that not a thing anymore?).
 
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A player can only be recalled from a loan. Malone has not been loaned anywhere, and in fact cannot be loaned anywhere for the duration of this season.
 
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