The Wolverine: Covering University of Michigan Football and Sports
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MICHIGAN IN THE PROS plus-5 with 134 shots on goal … Re- corded two game-winning goals. • Luke Glendening (2008‑12), RW, Detroit Red Wings: Played in all 82 games and notched 12 goals and six assists … Finished plus-5 with 104 shots on goal. • Carl Hagelin (2008‑11), LW, New York Rangers: Notched 17 goals and 18 assists in 82 games … Finished plus- 18 with 185 shots on goal. • Matt Hunwick (2004‑07), D, New York Rangers: Notched two goals and nine assists in 55 games played … Fin- ished plus-17 with 72 shots on goal. • Jack Johnson (2006‑07), D, Colum‑ bus Blue Jackets: Played in 79 games and notched eight goals and 32 assists … Finished minus-13 with 141 shots on goal. • Al Montoya (2003‑05), G, Florida Panthers: Played in 20 games and started 13 … Finished 6-7-2 with a 3.01 goals-against average and .892 save percentage. • David Moss (2002‑05), LW, Arizona Coyotes: Had been on injured reserve since Oct. 23 with an upper-body in- jury before being reactivated Dec. 10 … Finished with four goals and eight assists in 60 games and minus-18 with 96 shots on goal. • Eric Nystrom (2002‑05), LW, Nash‑ ville Predators: Registered seven goals, including one game-winner, and five assists in 60 games, but was out since March 3 with a lower-body injury … Finished even with 60 shots on goal. • Max Pacioretty (2007‑08), LW, Montreal Canadiens: Notched 37 goals (10 game-winners) and 30 assists in 80 games played … Finished plus-38 with 302 shots on goal. • Jacob Trouba (2013), D, Winnipeg Jets: Recorded seven goals and 15 as- sists in 65 games played … Finished plus-2 with 133 shots on goal. The NBA TIM HARDAWAY JR. AND TREY BURKE AIM TO IMPROVE Sophomore slumps aren't rare in the NBA, but New York's Tim Hard- away Jr. and Utah's Trey Burke aren't used to struggling the way they did in their second NBA seasons. Hardaway came back from injury April 3, but missed all seven of his shots and also struggled defensively for the reeling Knicks in a 101-87 loss at Washington. He did find his stroke in a 112-108 win at Atlanta April 13, going 9 of 17 from the floor for 23 points, but that came after a 4-of-16 showing in an 80-79 victory at Orlando April 11. Hardaway seemed primed for a breakout year. Instead, he was shooting only 38.6 percent from the field with one game remaining in the season. "I'm not going to sugarcoat any- thing. It wasn't the year I wanted to have. I know that, and I know the guys on my team know that as well," Hard- away, a member of last year's NBA All- Rookie first team, told The New York Post. "All you can do is go out there and give it all you've got and finish the season out strong." Hardaway missed time earlier this season with a concussion and lower back spasms, and then sat nine straight games with a sprained right wrist be-