A.J. Hodges enters transfer portal, Dylan St. Cyr and Miroslav Mucha sign pro deals
Another wheel has turned with a sixth Spartan entering the transfer portal.
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Another wheel has turned with a sixth Spartan entering the transfer portal.
Upon entering the front office of Munn Ice Arena, you’ll find the hockey team’s executive secretary, Lindsay Fast, behind the desk, greeting you with a friendly smile.
Since the transfer portal opened on Monday, Michigan State hockey has already snagged a few promising additions to its roster, the latest being sophomore forward Red Savage from Miami (OH).
Plenty of player movement is being made across college hockey, including Michigan State, who landed its first player from the transfer portal Tuesday: UMass forward Reed Lebster.
The transfer portal opened up Monday and Michigan State wasted no time taking initial steps toward constructing its roster for next season. Four players have already entered the portal: sophomore forward Jesse Tucker, junior forwards Zach Dubinsky and Kyle Haskins and junior defenseman Powell Connor, a team spokesperson confirmed to The State News.
In its first season under coach Adam Nightingale, Michigan State hockey rebounded from a subpar 2021-2022 season by winning over 15 games for the first time since 2015. Despite the program’s resurgence, MSU barely missed the NCAA tournament.
Senior forward Nicolas Müller and Michigan State hockey announced the news Thursday morning that the team’s leading point-scorer will return to MSU for a fifth season.
Michigan State endured its successful season in over a decade at an 18-18-2 record. Yet, there are very few Big Ten accolades to show for it.
MINNEAPOLIS – Judging by the numbers on the scoreboard at Mariucci Arena on Saturday night, it appeared the semifinal matchup between Michigan State and the best team in the nation wasn’t as close as it really was.
MINNEAPOLIS — Michigan State hockey's first-ever Big Ten postseason run came to an end against the only conference foe it couldn’t defeat.
Riding high from its first-ever Big Ten Tournament series win, Michigan State hockey is now faced with its most daunting task of the season: No. 1 Minnesota on the road in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals.
The last time No. 18 Michigan State hockey met No. 1 Minnesota was Jan. 28, when the Spartans outplayed the Golden Gophers for the first half of regulation.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. – With their season on the line, Michigan State hockey needed to come out on top or risk being sent home for the season. The Spartans got the job done, defeating No. 20 Notre Dame in a thrilling 4-2 stand.
Sometimes, a single play or goal makes all the difference.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. – It was do-or-die time for Michigan State hockey Saturday night, as the Spartans needed a victory to prevent their season from ending and extending their 14-game losing streak in the Big Ten Tournament.
SOUTH BEND Ind. – Sometimes a hot goaltender and a fair share of puck luck can go a long way in playoff hockey. Even with Michigan State playing one of its best periods all season in the third period Friday night at Compton Ice Arena, it all amounted to a doughnut on the scoreboard.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. – In their third meeting of the season, the Spartans and Fighting Irish proved to be another even matchup as the opponents came out the gate fighting for control of the puck.
One point. Michigan State hockey was one point short of hosting its first Big Ten tournament game since the conference formed in the 2013-14 season.
Nearly two years ago to the day, Dylan St. Cyr made 27 and 29 saves on back-to-back nights at Munn Ice Arena to earn a series shutout. The only problem was he was wearing Notre Dame’s navy blue and gold sweater instead of Michigan State’s green and white.
Up until the last conference game of the regular season, Michigan State hockey (16-16-2, 10-12-2 Big Ten) was in the running to host a Big Ten tournament game for the first time since the league formed in 2013.