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Fans of the University of Michigan’s men’s hockey team are well aware of Thomas Bordeleau’s eclectic style and flair and it seems he may be easing San Jose into his “drip”.
This is what Bordeleau wore to his three-assist pro debut:
Check Bordeleau’s socks pic.twitter.com/FRCBH4pSk2
— Sheng Peng (@Sheng_Peng) April 14, 2022
Not pictured as part of this fit are the white-rimmed sunglasses with detailing on the sides that completed the look.
This is par for course, of course. In an Instagram video posted just over a month ago to the University of Michigan men’s hockey account, Bordeleau can be spotted in another pair of fun sunglasses, a black hat with red detailing, and a chain belt.
Going back just a little bit further, you’ll see a red leather jacket paired with what appears to be that same hat and pair of glasses, and we’re really just scratching the surface here.
While perhaps it is time to update his wardrobe to include some more teal, one thing is for sure: San Jose Sharks fans can look forward to seeing more quality looks from the former Wolverine. However, as fans are quickly learning, he doesn’t just bring the looks off of the ice.
In a video posted to Twitter, Bordeleau was captured doing a pretty nice axel jump, however, he may need to work on his landing just a bit. Landing with both feet at the same time is a pretty decent deduction in the Code of Points.
ANYWAY, I showed this to Bordeleau and he laughed because he had no idea what I was talking about.
After watching it, he mentioned that he isn't a big guy and can't just go through people.
Though it's a teammate so that's a good thing in this instance. https://t.co/Z2zQwVvR1w
— Lizz Child (@LizzChild) April 14, 2022
Oh, and he did that after having supposedly been off the ice for a few days, he revealed after the game:
“I thought it was gonna feel a little bit worse from not skating at all for like five days, and just getting on a plane here.”
Three assists in his pro debut, a few quality chances to score on his own, and a nifty move to avoid colliding with a teammate after going more than half of a week without skating? It will be exciting to see what he can do as he continues to draw eyes in San Jose.
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TechCU Arena, the soon-to-be home of the San Jose Barracuda, takes another step towards completion:
The concrete is in at @TechCUArena pic.twitter.com/EfgEsyTvp3
— San Jose Barracuda (@sjbarracuda) April 14, 2022
Barracuda in-arena host Tanya Dubrul is not returning for the Barracuda next season:
An emotional moment here for Barracuda in-arena host Tanya Dubrul, who is working her final game tonight. She is handed some flowers and receives a nice ovation from the fans in attendance.
— Curtis Pashelka (@CurtisPashelka) April 14, 2022
She was honored during Wednesday’s game at SAP Center, but her final game with the team will be Friday, Apr. 15, at Sharks Ice as the Barracuda take on the Abbotsford Canucks.
AROUND THE NHL…
Courtesy of Christina Marleau’s Instagram, it looks like the Marleaus are visiting the Thorntons in Florida.
Anna Kane sent Ryan Hartman $200 to help pay his fine for his actions toward Evander Kane in Tuesday night’s game between the Minnesota Wild and Edmonton Oilers. (CBS Sports)
Her actions inspired NHL fans to also contribute to help pay Hartman’s fine, prompting this response from the Minnesota forward:
Wow….overwhelmed by the amount of donations I have received to help pay for my fine. You fans are amazing. I will be paying for it with my own money, but wanted to let everyone know that any money sent to me by 7 pm on Friday will be donated to Children’s Minnesota.
— Ryan Hartman (@RHartzy18) April 14, 2022
Long-time Chicago Blackhawks broadcaster Pat Foley calls it a career on Thursday night. (Chicago Sun-Times)
Auston Matthews scores 51-in-50. (NBC Sports)
The Pittsburgh Penguins punch their ticket to the playoffs:
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Injuries to the Boston Bruins roster are starting to take a toll:
The Colorado Avalanche ink Ben Meyers and Wyatt Aamodt:
Could the Florida Panthers see Jonathan Huberdeau reel in a Hart Trophy?
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Kieffer Bellows saw a big opportunity for the New York Islanders on Thursday night:
Latest playoff odds for the Vegas Golden Knights:
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The season may be over for Philadelphia Flyers goaltender Carter Hart:
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A look at Washington Capitals forward Tom Wilson:
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Could Moritz Seider bring the Calder Trophy to the Detroit Red Wings?
Johnny Gaudreau hits 100-points this season with the Calgary Flames:
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Martin St. Louis is making a case to stick around as head coach of the Montreal Canadiens:
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Vancouver Canucks captain Bo Horvat possibly missing some important time leading into the final games of the regular season:
