By the end of the sequence, when Alexis Lafrenière flew across the crease and tucked a goal into the Canucks net Friday, Scott Morrow’s contribution flew under the radar. But at the other end of the ice, late in the second period of the Rangers’ eventual 5-1 win , Morrow — one of the final players on the roster out of training camp who watched the first 14 games from the press box — managed to back-check the puck away from Brendan Gallagher, with both of his knees hitting the ice, to start the rush.
To Tom Upton, the Brown men’s ice hockey head coach who was an assistant at UMass during Morrow’s final two seasons there, moments like that…
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