Connor McWhatNow? “McEichel” has been shortened to Eichel and we’re OK with that. You should be, too. Even our angry leader, Tim Murray, is walking back his disappointed/angry post-NHL lottery…
Jack Eichel started playing travel hockey at age FIVE.
Regular, non-Jack Eichel five-year-olds play like this.
Jack Eichel graduated from high school in three years.
Three years of high school and one year of college? Good enough!
Jack Eichel is the first freshman to win the Hobey Baker Award as college hockey’s top player since Paul Kariya in 1993.
The last time a freshman won the Hobey Baker Award, it happened in black and white.
Jack Eichel was the youngest player at the 2014 World Junior Championship. By 2015, he looked like this.
Jack Eichel led the nation in scoring, was named Hockey East Player of the Year, Rookie of the Year, and MVP of the conference tournament.
Here’s a look inside the trunk of Mr. and Mrs. Eichel’s car.
Jack Eichel is the new face of USA Hockey.
There will be none of that 1998 Nagano-style “mostly rooting for the US but also kinda rooting for the Czechs because of Hasek” garbage in your future. #MURICA
Jack Eichel’s creativity inspires others to be creative.
Jack Eichel has one local barber anxiously awaiting his arrival.