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2024 olympics Germany roster

Archery

Florian Unruh (Rendsburg)

Katharina Bauer (Berlin)

Michelle Kroppen (Kevelaer)

Charline Schwarz (Nürnberg)

Athletics

Velten Schneider (Leonberg)

Yannick Wolf (Munich)

Owen Ansah (Hamburg)

Joshua Hartmann (Siegen)

Jean Bredau (Potsdam)

Robert Farken (Leipzig)

Marius Probst (Herne)

Manuel Mordi (Hamburg)

Joshua Abuaku (Oberhausen)

Emil Agyekum (Berlin)

Constantin Preis (Munich)

Karl Bebendorf (Dresden)

Frederik Ruppert (Aachen)

Lucas Ansah-Peprah (Stuttgart)

Kevin Kranz (Frankfurt)

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Hanna Klein (Landau In Der Pfalz)

Carolina Krafzik (Niefern-Öschelbronn)

Olivia Gürth (Diez)

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Lea Meyer (Löningen)

Alexandra Burghardt (Mühldorf Am Inn)

Sophia Junk (Trier)

Lisa Mayer (Giessen)

Eileen Demes (Neu-Isenburg)

Alicia Schmidt (Ingolstadt)

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Melat Kejeta (Baunatal)

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Basketball

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Boxing

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Canoeing

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Climbing

Yannick Flohé (Essen)

Alexander Megos (Erlangen)

Lucia Dörffel (Chemnitz)

Cycling

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Max Schachmann (Berlin)

Maximilian Dörnbach (Heilbad Heiligenstadt)

Luca Spiegel (Kaiserslautern)

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Lena Reissner (Gera)

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Kim Müller (Remscheld)

Diving

Lars Rüdiger (Berlin)

Moritz Wesemann (Halle)

Timo Bartel (Würselen)

Jaden Eichermann-Gregorchuk (Munich)

Saskia Oettinghaus (Rostock)

Pauline Pfeif (Berlin)

Jette Müller (Rostock)

Lena Hentschel (Berlin)

Christina Wassen (Eschweiler)

Equestrian

Frederic Wandres (Kehl)

Michael Jung (Bad Soden)

Christoph Wahler (Uelzen)

Philipp Weishaupt (Augsburg)

Christian Kukuk (Warendorf)

Richard Vogel (Mannheim)

Jessica Von Bredow-Werndl (Rosenheim)

Isabell Wurth (Issum)

Julia Krajewski (Langenhagen)

Fencing

Szabó Mátyás (Dormagen)

Anne Sauer (Bonn)

Field hockey

Mathias Müller (Hamburg)

Mats Grambusch (Mönchengladbach)

Tom Grambusch (Mönchengladbach)

Lukas Windfeder (Mülheim An Der Ruhr)

Niklas Wellen (Krefeld)

Johannes Grosse (Berlin)

Thies Prinz (Berlin)

Paul-Philipp Kaufmann (Mannheim)

Teo Hinrichs (Mannheim)

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Jan Rühr (Düsseldorf)

Justus Weigand (Nürnberg)

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Martin Zwicker (Köthen)

Hannes Müller (Köthen)

Malte Hellwig (Mülheim An Der Ruhr)

Moritz Ludwig (Berlin)

Jean-Paul Danneberg (Cologne)

Alexander Stadler (Heidelberg)

Emma Davidsmeyer (Bremen)

Kira Horn (Hamburg)

Amelie Wortmann (Hamburg)

Nike Lorenz (Berlin)

Selin Oruz (Krefeld)

Benedetta Wenzel (Berlin)

Anne Schröder (Düsseldorf)

Lisa Nolte (Düsseldorf)

Lena Micheel (Berlin)

Charlotte Stapenhorst (Berlin)

Nathalie Kubalski (Dinslaken)

Sonja Zimmermann (Grünstadt)

Cécile Pieper (Heidelberg)

Viktoria Huse (Braunschweig)

Felicia Wiedermann (Hamburg)

Stine Kurz (Stuttgart)

Jette Fleschütz (Hamburg)

Linnea Weidemann (Berlin)

Golf

Stephan Jäger (Chattanooga, Tennessee)

Matthias Schmid (Regensberg)

Esther Henseleit (Hamburg)

Lexi Försterling (Berlin)

Gymnastics

Pascal Brendel (Hochtaunuskreis)

Lukas Dauser (Ebersberg)

Nils Dunkel (Berlin)

Timo Eder (Ludwigsburg)

Andreas Toba (Hanover)

Fabian Vogel (Düsseldorf)

Helen Kevrić (Stuttgart)

Pauline Schäfer-Bach (Chemnitz)

Sarah Voss (Dormagen)

Magarita Kolosov (Fellbach-Schmiden)

Darja Varfolomeev (Fellbach-Schmiden)

Anja Kosan (Fellbach-Schmiden)

Daniella Kromm (Fellbach-Schmiden)

Alina Oganesyan (Fellbach-Schmiden)

Hannah Vester (Zornheim)

Emilia Wickert (Ulm)

Handball

David Späth (Kaiserslautern)

Johannes Golla (Weisbaden)

Luca Witzke (Kempen)

Sebastian Heymann (Heilbronn)

Justus Fischer (Hanover)

Juri Knorr (Flensburg)

Julian Köster (Bielefeld)

Renārs Uščins (Magdeburg)

Kai Häfner (Schwäbisch Gmünd)

Tim Hornke (Hanover)

Andreas Wolff (Euskirchen)

Rune Dahmke (Kiel)

Lukas Mertens (Wilhelmshaven)

Christoph Steinert (Berlin)

Marko Grgić (Eisenach)

Jannik Kohlbacher (Bensheim)

Alina Grijseels (Wesel)

Meike Schmelzer (Weisbaden)

Lisa Antl (Ingolstadt)

Xenia Smits (Antwerp, Belgium)

Emily Bölk (Buxtehude)

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Julia Maidhof (Aschaffenburg)

Antje Döll (Haldensleben)

Jenny Behrend (Rendsburg)

Katharina Filter (Hamburg)

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Judo

Timo Cavelius (Munich)

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Igor Wandtke (Lübeck)

Eduard Trippel (Rüsselsheim Am Main)

Katharina Menz (Backnang)

Mascha Ballhaus (Hamburg)

Pauline Starke (Nürnberg)

Miriam Butkereit (Hamburg)

Anna-Maria Wagner (Ravensburg)

Renée Lucht (Hamburg)

Pentathlon

Marvin Dogue (Ludwigshafen Am Rhein)

Fabian Liebig (Berlin)

Rebecca Langrehr (Berlin)

Annika Zillekens (Berlin)

Rowing

Jonas Gelsen (Frankfurt)

Anton Finger (Berlin)

Moritz Wolff (Berlin)

Julius Christ (Leverkusen)

Sönke Kruse (Leipzig)

Frederik Breuer (Bonn)

Benedict Eggeling (Eschwege)

Max John (Malchin)

Mattes Schönherr (Berlin)

Wolf-Niclas Schroeder (Wismar)

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Alexandra Föster (Meschede)

Pia Greiten (Ostercappeln)

Leonie Menzel (Mettmann)

Tabea Schendekehl (Lünen)

Maren Völz (Schenkenberg)

Sailing

Sebastian Kördel (Radolfzell)

Jannis Maus (Oldenburg)

Jakob Meggendorfer (Rosenheim)

Andreas Spranger (Mühldorf Am Inn)

Simon Diesch (Tettnang)

Philipp Buhl (Immenstadt Am Allgäu)

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Hanna Wille (Hamburg)

Anna Markfort (Berlin)

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Alica Stuhlemmer (Kiel)

Shooting

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Sven Korte (Berlin)

Christian Reitz (Löbau)

Florian Peter (Berlin)

Anna Janssen (Berlin)

Josefin Eder (Berlin)

Kathrin Murche (Elsnig)

Lisa Müller (Weingarten)

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Doreen Vennekamp (Gelnhausen)

Nadine Messerschmidt (Suhl)

Nele Wissmer (Hanover)

Skateboarding

Tyler Edtmayer (Lenggries)

Lilly Stoephasius (Berlin)

Soccer

Merle Frohms (Celle)

Sarai Linder (Sinsheim)

Kathrin Hendrich (Eupen, Belgium)

Bibi Schulze (Bad Soden)

Marina Hegering (Bocholt)

Janina Minge (Lindau)

Lea Schüller (Tönisvorst)

Sydney Lohmann (Pürgen)

Sjoeke Nüsken (Hamm)

Laura Freigang (Kiel)

Alexandra Popp-Höppe (Gelsenkirchen)

Ann-Katrin Berger (Göppingen)

Sara Doursoun-Khajeh (Cologne)

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Jule Brand (Germersheim)

Klara Bühl (Hassfurt)

Vivien Endemann (Oldenburg)

Felicitas Rauch (Peine)

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Surfing

Tim Elter (Berlin)

Camilla Kemp (Cascais, Portugal)

Swimming

Artem Selin (Krasnoyarsk, Russia)

Luca Armbruster (Essen)

Peter Varjasi (Erlangen)

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Table tennis

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In 1982, André Bamberski learns about the death of his 14 year-old daughter, Kalinka, while she was on vacation with her mother and stepfather in Germany. Convinced that Kalinka’s death was not an accident, Bamberski begins to investigate. A botched autopsy report raises his suspicions and leads him to accuse Kalinka’s stepfather, Dr Dieter Krombach, as the murderer. Unable to indict Krombach in Germany, Bamberski attempts to take the trial to France, where he will dedicate his life to Kalinka’s justice and the imprisonment of Krombach. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: André Bamberski: Daniel Auteuil Doctor Dieter Krombach: Sebastian Koch Dany: Marie-Josée Croze Cécile: Christelle Cornil Kalinka (6 years old): Lila-Rose Gilberti Kalinka (14 years old): Emma Besson Robert: Christian Kmiotek Maître Gibault: Serge Feuillard Father of André: Fred Personne Mother of André: Thérèse Roussel Pierre (20 years old): Tom Hudson Pierre (12 years old): Antoine Milhaud Pierre (4 years old): Timéo Bolland Bamberski’s assistant: Natalie Beder Boris: Nicolas Planchais Investigating judge: Valérie Even Policeman Scheidegg: Johannes Oliver Hamm Investigating judge: Florence d’Azémar Investigating judge: Stanislas Stanic Investigating judge: Catherine Davenier Bailiff: Alain Beigel President of the Paris court: Patrick Zimmermann Advocate General: Guillaume Briat Clerk: Marie Vernalde General producer: Luc Gentil Director of criminal affairs: Geoffroy Boutan Assistant of criminal affairs: Patrick Hauthier Secretary: Anne-Cécile Crapie Secretary: Véronique Dossetto Forensic pathologist: Jean-Pol Brissart Policeman: Loïc Risser Entrepreneur: Michel Gomes German lawyer: Jürgen Zwingel President of the Kempten court: Fritz Hammer Eva: Emma Drogunova German journalist: Susanne Schmidt Young German saleswoman: Charlotte Krenz German doctor: Wolfgang Pissors German policeman: Christophe Bizet Serbian kidnapper: Pierre Bourel Lawyer in court: Jan Oliver Schroeder Clerk (uncredited): Audrey Quoturi Film Crew: Original Music Composer: Nicolas Errèra Dialogue: Julien Rappeneau Producer: Cyril Colbeau-Justin Producer: Jean-Baptiste Dupont Producer: Nadia Khamlichi Producer: Adrian Politowski Set Decoration: Barbara Bernhard Editor: Valérie Deseine Executive Producer: David Giordano Dialogue: Vincent Garenq Sound Mixer: Jean-Pierre Duret Executive Producer: Bernie Stampfer Producer: Gilles Waterkeyn Costume Design: Marie-Laure Lasson Director of Photography: Renaud Chassaing Foley Artist: Philippe van Leer Production Design: François Abelanet Executive Producer: Frantz Richard Supervising Sound Editor: Pascal Villard Script Supervisor: Yannick Charles Set Decoration: Delphine De Casanove Producer: Hugo Bergson-Vuillaume Casting: David Bertrand Hairstylist: Laurent Bozzi Key Makeup Artist: Hugues Lavau Hairstylist: Nadine Hermand First Assistant Director: François Domange Production Manager: Laurent Sivot Producer: Philipp Kreuzer Set Decoration: Jessica Labet Producer: Roland Schaffner Dialogue Editor: Sabrina Felgueiras Movie Reviews:

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Black Mount Rise - Sundown Boulevard - Review

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Vier Jahre lang war es mehr oder weniger ruhig um Black Mount Rise. Von der damaligen Besetzung ist gerade noch Mastermind und Cheflenker Yannick Schmidt übriggeblieben. Mit seinen neuen Mitmusikern hat er sich nun also an den Nachfolger von “Curtains Falling” gemacht und zeigt, dass der Vorhang noch lange nicht gefallen ist. Bleischwer eröffnet ein Riff den Einsteiger “We Are Sinking” und es geht gleich richtig ans Gemüt. Leichte Kost waren sie noch nie die Songs von Black Mount Rise, hier geht es aber schon ganz schön düster ans Eingemachte. Gleich beim ersten Song ist mir klar, diese Klangwelten muss man sich mehr als einmal reinziehen. Nach mehrmaligem Hören eröffnen sich aber musikalische Dimensionen, die ich mittlerweile nur noch mit geschlossenen Augen durchlebe. Das Gefühl dabei kommt noch um einiges intensiver daher und berührt mich als Hörer ganz tief im Innern. Bereits der zweite Song “Silence & Disarray “wirkt dann aber schon um einiges zerbrechlicher, was vor allem der Stimme zuzuschreiben ist. In der Bridge, so knapp nach einer Minute Spielzeit, erinnert es mich schon fast ein wenig an Dave Gahan von Depeche Mode. Dann im Refrain merkt man dann förmlich, wie es Yannick beim Einsingen der Silben schon fast zerreisst, hier werden Gefühle transportiert, die ganz schon tief gehen, wenn man sich der Musik von Black Mount Rise öffnet.

Zum nächsten Song “Sundown Boulevard” drehte die Band in Eigenregie einen Videoclip und er wurde bereits als erste Single veröffentlicht. Der Song selbst repräsentiert die Band ganz gut. Ein richtig geiles hartes Riff und ein recht eingängiger Refrain. Bei “Beautiful Mistake” schlägt das Gefühlsbarometer wieder um. Akustische Gitarren begleiten die weinerliche Stimme, welche auf der Suche ist zu bleiben. Auch für diesen Song wurde ein Videoclip gedreht und ist ein ganz schönes Kontrastprogramm zur ersten Auskopplung. Gegen Ende gewinnt “Beautiful Mistake” dann an Intensität und Kraft, ohne an der Wirkung zu verlieren.

Das Wechselbad der Gefühle geht bei allen Songs so weiter, dabei haben sie die Reihenfolge für die Songs auf dem Longplay richtig gut hingekriegt, so dass nie Langeweile aufkommt. Ich finde dies bei diesem tonnenschweren Album auch recht wichtig, es würde einem sonst erschlagen. Dass in der Mitte platzierte “All This Time” ist dann wieder ein kleiner Juwel an Musikalität. Hier greifen die Vier Musiker ganz tief in die Stilkiste und bedienen sich kunterbunt. Dank Yannick’s Stimme ist es aber immer noch unverkennbar Black Mount Rise.

Auch Gitarren müssen nicht immer die Spielmacher sein. Bei “In That Respect” bekommen Bass und Schlagzeug enorm viel Platz während den Strophen, füllen diesen jedoch nur soweit nötig aus, songdienlich sag ich dem, und verleitet zum Träumen bevor die Gitarren mich aufwecken. Das Album geht spannend weiter und bietet mit insgesamt dreizehn Songs einiges an Material bis dann mit “Bristol Paper Town” erneut ein ruhiger Höhepunkt aus den Boxen erklingt. Wunderschöne Harmonien lassen die Schwere der vorangegangenen Songs ein wenig verdauen und verschnaufen.

Wie bereits beim Vorgänger haben Black Mount Rise auch dem aktuellen Album einen Gast eingeladen. Produzent Eike Freese, selber Musiker, kam beim Song “We Might Be Wrong” zu Ehren. “Indifference” markiert den Rausschmeisser, ein Song der mich gegen den Schluss auch ein wenig an Led Zeppelin erinnert. In der Summe ist “Sundown Boulevard” ein richtig gutes Album geworden. Hart und düster zugleich mit genügend Ausflügen zu emotional zerbrechlichen Songkonstrukten. Es ist bestimmt kein Album um es mal so ganz nebenbei zu konsumieren. Damit würde man Black Mount Rise Unrecht tun. Bei diesem Album braucht es Zeit um es auf sich wirken zu lassen. Wer sich diese Zeit jedoch nimmt, bekommt ein Album, bei welchem man anmerkt wieviel Zeit in die Songs investiert wurde. Deshalb vor allem meinen Dank an Black Mount Rise, sie haben mir das Album bereits anfangs Januar zukommen lassen, so konnte ich meine Zeit auf dem Sundown Boulevard verbringen, ohne der Schwere zu erliegen. Aktuell ist die Band an der Tourvorbereitung, sobald ich die Daten vorliegen habe, werden diese natürlich auch in den Konzertkalender aufgenommen. Am 28.02.2020 ist jetzt erst einmal die CD-Taufe angesetzt, Details dazu gibt es hier.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_separator][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_single_image image=”44134″ img_size=”full”][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Tracklisting:

We Are Sinking

Silence & Disarray

Sundown Boulevard

Beautiful Mistake

Riverbed

All This Time

In That Respect

Chronophobia

Byrnesville Road

Black Diamond

Bristol Paper Town

We Might Be Wrong (feat. Eike Freese)

Indifference

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Label: Eigenvertrieb

Genre: Alternative Rock

Veröffentlichung: 28.02.2020

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Produziert von: Eike Freese

Aufgenommen von: Eike Freese

Gemischt von: Eike Freese

Gemastered von: Eike Freese

Artwork von: Angelia Schmutz

Fotos: Facebook Black Mount Rise / Mitglieder

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✰ BEST REASONS TO WRITE FUCKIN’ RECORD REVIEWS IN 2017 ✰

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It’s time to feast from the grapevine of 2017 with 103 (+ 171 more) of the…

✰ BEST REASONS TO WRITE FUCKIN’ RECORD REVIEWS IN 2017 ✰

(all long playing records unless otherwise noted; also, this list was created with links to every item, but the links aren’t appearing, so you’ll have to direct your web browser searches the old fashioned way)

✰✰ TAIWAN HOUSING PROJECT Veblen Death Mask (Kill Rock Stars) ✰✰

✰ HAND & LEG Hand & Leg (Black Gladiator)

✰ MARCIA BASSETT & SAMARA LUBELSKI Live NYC (Feeding Tube)

✰ CHROMASTHETIC Gold Sound cassette (Time Release)

✰ ANTIETAM Intimations of Immortality (Motorific)

✰ girlSperm gSp (Thrilling Living)

✰ CHUCK JOHNSON Balsams (VDSQ)

✰ RODENTICIDE Rodenticide (Self Sabotage)

✰ ANGIE Shyness (Rice Is Nice/DERO Arcade, Australia)

✰ BLOODY SHOW Let America Pay cassette (Superdreamer)

✰ MICHAEL BEACH Gravity/Repulsion (Spectacular Commodity)

✰ ANTHONY PASQUAROSA Abbandonato Da Dio Nazione (VDSQ)

✰ ALBERT DEMUTH Corporate Rights 7″ (self-released)

✰ MOUNTAIN MOVERS Mountain Movers (Trouble In Mind)

✰ X-POP Alphabet Cereal ep cassette (Chemical Imbalance., Australia)

✰ DANA Dana (Heel Turn)

✰ GOSPEL OF MARS Gospel Of Mars (Amish)

✰ PRIVATE SORROW Fake Lions (Mystery Plane, U.K.)

✰ JUDY & THE JERKS 3 Songs cassette (Earth Girl) & Alive At The Skatepark cassette (Earth Girl)

✰ PIERRE & BASTIEN Musique Grecque (sdz, France)

✰ XETAS The Tower (12XU)

✰ JAIMIE BRANCH Fly Or Die (International Anthem Recording Company)

✰ STEFAN CHRISTENSEN Shake Off The Village (C/Site Recordings) & Open Day 7″(I Dischi Del Barone, Sweden)

✰ LISE BARKAS & LISA KAÜFFERT Lo Becat cd-r (Soleis Bleus, France)

✰ USA/MEXICO Laredo (12XU)

✰ PREGNANCY Urgency (Emotional Response)

✰ FULLY GLAZED Full Glazed cassette (The Loki Label)

✰ DARK TEA Dark Tea cassette (self-released) & Bright Flame (bandcamp DL)

✰ SYLVIA COURVOISIER & MARY HALVORSON Crop Circles (Relative Pitch)

✰ KAY ODYSSEY What’s A Woman To Do? (Little Bit)

✰ THE DOLL/STEFAN NEVILLE 1974 8″ lathe (stabbies etc, NZ)

✰ CLARINETTE The Now Of Then (Feeding Tube)

✰ ERIK KRAMER A House, Floating In The Middle Of A Lake cassette (Anthropocene Recordings)

✰ AKI ONDA/TASHI DORJI/CHE CHEN ‘HAZ-,BINS cassette (Black Pollen Press)

✰ KATE CARR The Story Surrounds Us cassette (The Helen Scarsdale Agency) & From A Wind Turbine To Vultures (And Back) cassette (Flaming Pines, U.K.)

✰ BLACK TRUMPETS Blue Blew It cassette (Ikuisuus, Finland)

✰ SUSPIRIANS Ti Bon Ange (Super Secret Records)

✰ YEAR OF BIRDS White Death To Power Alan (Odd Box, U.K.) & Stanhill Wonder 7″ (Third Uncle)

✰ DAVID WEST with TEARDROPS Cherry On Willow (Tough Love, U.K.)

✰ WILLIAM PARKER QUARTETS Meditation/Resurrection double cd (AUM Fidelity)

✰ the CAVEMEN Banned In B.C. 7″ (Weirdly)

✰ MICHAEL FOSTER & BEN BENNETT In It cassette (Astral Spirits)

✰ PLATES OF CAKE Let’s Not Deprive Each Other cassette (Unblinking Ear)

✰ ZAÏMPH Transverse Presence cassette (No Rent)

✰ WURLD SERIES Air Goofy cassette (Melted Ice Cream, New Zealand)

✰ HEADROOM Head In The Clouds (Trouble In Mind)

✰ LORDS OF THYME The Future Of Things Past (Feeding Tube/Shagrat, U.K.)

✰ SEX TIDE Possession Sessions (Feeding Tube)

✰ MARAUDEUR Maraudeur (bruit direct disques, France)

✰ LES FILLES DE ILLIGHADAD Eghass Malan (Sahel Sounds)

✰ BRANDY Laugh Track cassette (self-released)

✰ LEILA BORDREUIL & ZACH ROWDEN Hollow cassette (No Rent)

✰ RAYS Rays (Trouble In Mind)

✰ ANDY REPTOID & THE HUMANOIDS Refridgerator 7″ (Total Punk) & Kill The Comma 7″(Emotional Response) & Pee-Pee EP (Goodbye Boozy, Italy)

✰ GUN SHY Gun Shy cassette (Cheat Prick)

✰ MARK EITZEL Hey Mr. Ferryman (Merge)

✰ E42. A8 Niobium cassette (Tanuki, Belgium)

✰ BLAU BLAU Kiss Kiss (bandcamp DL)

✰ THE COWBOY The Cowboy (Fashionable Idiots)

✰ MARCELO DOS REIS & EVE RISSER Timeless cd (JACC, Portugal)

✰ LIZ DURETTE Four Improvisations On Electric Piano (Ehse)

✰ MIDNIGHT MINES Since My Baby Left Me cassette & We Are The Primitives Of A New Era cassette (both The Loki Label)

✰ JENNY & JADE Day Release 12″ lathe ep (stabbies etc, NZ)

✰ FEMME Chroma (bruit direct disques, France)

✰ PRIVATE ANARCHY Private Anarchy cassette (Round Bale Recordings)

✰ ERIC ARN Orphic Resonance (Feeding Tube)

✰ PILL Aggressive Advertising cassette (Dull Tools)

✰ GAMARDAH FUNGUS Fairytales cd (Flaming Pines, U.K.)

✰ JON COLLIN Water And Rock Music, Volume I cd-r & The Nature (both Early Music, U.K. )

✰ Killed By Meth #2: Rust Belt Rockers comp (It’s Trash!)

✰ the TERMINALS Antiseptic (Ba Da Bing)

✰ SOURDURE Mantras triple cassette (Standard in-Fi, France)

✰ The Hired Hands: A Tribute to Bruce Langhorne double cd (Scissor Tail)

✰ GLEN SCHENAU Addressing The Scar cassette (Tropical Cancer, Australia)

EKIN FIL Inflame: Original Soundtrack cassette & Ghosts Inside (both The Helen Scarsdale Agency)

✰ TARA CLERKIN Hello (Stolen Body Records, U.K.)

✰ LEE KONITZ Frescalalto cd (impulse!, France)

✰ the STROPPIES The Stroppies cassette & It’s A Hit 7″ (Hobbies Galore, Australia)

✰ DELPHINE DORA & MOCKE Le Corps Défendant (Okraïna, Belgium)

✰ QUIN GALAVIS The Battery Line (Super Secret Records)

✰ HOUSE AND LAND House And Land (Thrill Jockey)

✰ C.I.A. DEBUTANTE We Will Play For Spirits cassette (sdz, France)

✰ AILBHE NIC OIREACHTAIGH Oreing (Fort Evil Fruit, Ireland)

✰ the BISCUITS Albatross 7″ (Ilk Ither, New Zealand)

✰ SYLVIA MONNIER Stock Shot & Addictive Sling cassette (Sacred Phrases)

✰ the GOLDEN BOYS Better Than Good Times (12XU)

✰ PALACE LIDO Concrete cassette (Czaszka Records, U.K.)

✰ MARK FEEHAN M.F. II (Richie Records)

✰ OBNOX Murder Radio (ever/never) & Niggative Approach (12XU)

✰ ALEXANDER Alexander (self-released) & ROB NOYES/ALEXANDER split 7″ (C/Site Recordings)

✰ TRIO 3: ANDREW CYRILLE/REGGIE WORKMAN/OLIVER LAKE Visiting Texture cd (Intakt, Switzerland)

✰ BARON SATURDAY Concrete Poetry cassette (Mystery Plane, U.K.)

✰ NINA HARKER Nina Harker cassette (Le Syndicat Des Scorpions, France)

✰ DAVID NANCE Do The Negative Boogie (Ba Da Bing)

GOLDEN PELICANS Disciples Of Blood (Goner)

ÆTHER JAG Amaranthine Stretch cassette (No Rent)

GAD WHIP In A Room (ever/never)

YANNICK DAUBY Magicien Rouch cassette (Tanuki, Belgium)

MAX LODERBAUER & JACEK SIENKIEWICZ End cd (Recognition, Poland)

VÁR By Ghost And Tape (Home Normal, Japan)

ANGELICA SANCHEZ TRIO Float The Edge cd (Clean Feed, Portugal)

LECH NIENARTOWICZ Nici cassette (Dinzu Artefacts)

EKMAN & OWEN Ekman & Owen 7″ (Goodbye Boozy, Italy)

POU Dimonis (Metadona, Spain)

HANS CHEW Open Sea (At The Helm)

DALIA RAUDONIKYTÉ WITH Solitarius cd (New Focus Recordings)

GŪTARA KYŌ Gütara Kyō 10″ (Slovenly/Mondo Mongo)

TUCKER THEODORE Lady Hope cassette (Antiquated Future)

MIA SCHOEN Golden Hour (Albert’s Basement, Australia)

THE STRANGER The Void (bandcamp dl)

LAKES Silver Thorns 12″ EP (Paradise Daily, Australia)

Horrendous New Wave comp (Lumpy)

CHRIS FORSYTH & THE SOLAR MOTEL BAND Dreaming The Non-Dream (No Quarter)

TASHI DORJI & DAVID GRUBBA Fixed Entrance Derivatives cassette (Sky Lantern)

SAMUEL TRUITT Thorns cassette (Melters)

HELTA SKELTA Nightclubbin’ 7″ (Deranged, British Columbia, Canada)

UV-TV Glass (Deranged, British Columbia, Canada) & Go Away 7″ (Emotional Response

HASH REDACTOR Demo Tape 2017 (self-released bandcamp DL)

LEE NOBLE The Hell You Come In cassette (No Kings)

PRETTY PRETTY Demo II cassette (Superdreamer)

AGUSTÍ MARTÍNEZ/EDUARD ALTABA/QUICU SAMSÓ On The Nature Of Will (Discordian bandcamp DL, Spain)

the TRENDEES We Are Sonic Art (Melted Ice Cream, NZ/Albert’s Basement, Australia)

GREG ASHLEY Pictures of Saint Paul Street (Trouble In Mind)

DAVE REMPIS Solo cd (Aerophonic)

TIN FOIL Tin Foil (Almost Ready)

HACO Qoosui cd (Room40, Australia)

PETER LEWIS Just Like Jack (Shagrat, U.K./Hookah)

PROSTITUTES Live At Cookout (TRAM Planet)

ANTENES Shifting Zones 12″ (Silent Season, Canada)

LOFT Three Settlements Four Ways 12″ (Wisdom Teeth, U.K.) & Turn My Built Dances (The Astral Plane)

NEUTRALS Promotional Cassette 2 cassette (Neutrals)

JOE MORRIS/BRAD BARRETT/ERIC STILLWELL Value (Glacial Erratic bandcamp DL)

DARLINGCHEMICALIA Off Blonde (self-released bandcamp DL)

WV WHITE House Of The Spiritual Athletes (Anyway)

CHAVEZ Cockfighters 12″ (Matador)

RYAN GARBES Living Ether cassette (Post-Materialization Music, Russia)

TRAMPOLINE TEAM Drug Culture 7″ (Space Taker Sounds/Pelican Pow Wow) & Trampoline Team/Mama split 7″ (Giveaway)

LAURA BAIRD I Wish I Were A Sparrow (Ba Da Bing)

MAREIKE SAUER The Tension and the Body of the Woman of Mystery cd (Karl Schmidt Verlag, Germany)

FNU CLONE Binary Or Die (Total Punk)

DAN MELCHIOR Road Not Driving (ever/never)

$UN $KELETONS GET IT UP YERS TRIO R.I.P. Music & Absolutely Fucked In & Rust Belt UK cd-rs (Double Dot Dash!?, U.K.)

VIOLENCE CREEPS Ease The Seed Bag 7″ (Drunken Sailor, U.K.) & The Gift Of Music + Singles cassette (Total Punk) & Northwest Tour Tape 2017 (self-released)

ERIC COPELAND Courtesy, Professionalism, Respect (L.I.E.S.)

WIREHEADS Lightning Ears (Tenth Court, Australia)

DANIEL LEVIN Living (Smeraldina-Rima, Belgium)

the COWBOYS Vol. 4 (Drunken Sailor, U.K.)

IRENE KEPL SololoS cd (Fou, France) & Superstring Theory bandcamp download (SoundOut, Australia)

VIDEO DUCT Small Pets And Kitchenettes cassette (Maple Death, Italy)

SCUPPER Some Gauls (Blue Cheese Toothpaste)

MOSQUITOES Mosquitoes one sided 12″ (self-released, U.K.)

BLUE CHEMISE Influence On Dusk (Gravity Ventilator, Australia) & “The Music Lesson”/”Watcher At The Window” 7″ (I Dischi Del Barone, Sweden)

CONTRIBUTORS Contributors (Monofonus Press)

NICOLE MITCHELL Awakening II: Emerging Worlds cd (FPE)

KALEIDOSCOPE Volume 3 (Feel It Records)

Ladyfest Boston 2017 cassette comp (Ladyfest)

BRIDGET HAYDEN Incantations From Yin Valley cassette (Fort Evil Fruit, Ireland)

MIKE COOPER Raft (Room40, Australia)

MAZOZMA Heavy Death Head (Feeding Tube)

SUSS CUNTS Suss Cunts 7″ ep (Emotional Response) & “Newby” (Suss Cunts bandcamp DL)

MATT JENCIK Weird Times (Hands In The Dark)

somesurprises serious dreams cassette (Eiderdown Records)

CIGGIE WITCH Mad Music (Lost & Lonesome, Australia)

SUN VALLEY Black Canyons (bandcamp DL)

MORDECAI Abstract Recipe (Richie Records)

JANTAR Panisperna (MIE Music, U.K.)

SARAH DAVACHI All My Circles Run (Students Of Decay)

KÜKEN Küken (Drunken Sailor, U.K.)

ULAAN PASSERINE The Landscape of Memory (Worstward)

MY TEENAGE STRIDE Living In The Straight World cassette (Unblinking Ear)

SLOW TONGUED BEAUTY The Absolution Of Royalty cassettes (No Rent)

DAVID FIRST Same Animal, Different Cages Vol. 3: Civil War Songs (for Solo Harmonica) (Fabrica)

REBEKAH HELLER Metafagote (New Focus Recordings)

DIANETICS Booked Learned 7″ (Weirdly) & And Psycho Horse cassette (Gut Freak)

SPARROW STEEPLE Steeple Two (Richie Records) & A Aardvark (ever/never)

WEATHER WEAPON II (self-released bandcamp DL)

KRISTY & THE KRAKS Snakes On The Phone 7″ (Fettkakao, Austria)

STEPHAN CRUMP/INGRID LAUBROCK/CORY SMYTHE Planktonic Finales cd (Intakt, Switzerland)

NAG “Motorcycle Blue” + 2 7″ (Third Uncle/Chunklet) & False Anxiety 7″ (Total Punk) & No Flag + 2 7″ (Space Taker Sounds)

ROSS MANNING Reflex In Waves (Room40, Australia) &

Both Sides of the Cocoon cassette (Chemical Imbalance., Australia)

DANIEL LEVIN QUARTET Live At Firehouse 12 cd (Firehouse 12)

RAKTA Oculto Pelos Seres 7" (La Vida Es Un Mus Discos, U.K.)

MARBLED EYE EP II 7" (Melters/Digital Regress)

RIK & THE PIGS Blue Jean Queen 7″ (Feel It) & A Child’s Gator (Total Punk)

US WEEKLY US Weekly (Night Moves)

KEN IKEDA + DAVID TOOP Skin Tones cd (Home Normal, Japan)

L$D FUNDRAISER Drones On Lap Steel (self-released, NZ) + like, 30 others

MDOU MOCTAR Sousoume Tamachek (Sahel Sounds)

CHIHEI HATAKEYAMA Mirage (Room40, Australia)

the DREAM SYNDICATE How Did I Find Myself Here? (Anti-)

DAY CREEPER A Mirror To The Fire (Heel Turn/Superdreamer)

LITTLE MAZARN Little Mazarn (Self Sabotage)

BAUS Secret Bathroom Recordings (self-released bandcamp DL)

MARK CONE Now Showing (Neck Chop)

LÉONIE RISJETERRE Tresseterre cd (Soleils Bleus, France)

ENDLESS BOOGIE Vibe Killer (No Quarter)

MCHY I PORØSTY Hypnagogic Polish Music For Teenage Mutants cd (Recognition, Poland)

DAG Benefits Of Solitude (Bedroom Suck, Australia)

ANGEL DUST Excavatum cassette (Dinzu Artefacts)

MAXIMUM ERNST with DANIEL CARTER Maximum Ernst cd (ever/never)

BALLISTER: REMPIS/LONGBERG-HOLM/NILSEN-LOVE Slag cd (Aerophonic)

RABBIT U.S. Rabbit U.S. lathe 7″ (Third Uncle)

INSTITUTE Subordination (Sacred Bones)

RUBBER MATE Cha Boi 7″ (Total Punk) & Tour Tape MMXVII cassette (self-released)

MARY LATTIMORE Collected Pieces cassette (Ghostly International)

VERY MENTAL (Total Punk)

UNITED WATERS The Narrows (Drawing Room)TYSHAWN SOREY Verisimilitude (Pi Recordings)

A GIANT DOG Toy (Merge)

DREAM WEAPON RITUAL The Uncanny Little Sparrows (Boring Machines, Italy)

SMALL WORLD EXPERIENCE Soft Knocks (Tenth Court, Australia)

DIRTY & HIS FISTS Dirty & HIs Fists 7″ (Feel It)

ABBY LEE TEE Hebert’s Archive cassette (Dinzu Artefacts)

BLANK STATEMENTS Signs Are Rampant cassette (Hobbies Galore, New Zealand)

NOTS“Cruel Friend"/"Violence" 7″ (Goner) & Live At Goner Records (Goner)

LEA BERTUCCI All That Is Solid Melts Into Air cassette (NNA Tapes)

SICK THOUGHTS Songs About People You Hate (Neck Chop)

MOHLAO Landforms (Silent Season, Canada)

ISOTOPE SOAP Piñata Chaos 12" (Levande Begravd Records, Sweden) & The WOW! Signal EP 7" (Levande Begravd Records, Sweden)

JIM HAYNES Tiny Portraits 3″ cd-r (Flaming Pines, U.K.)

ISS (Endless Pussyfooting) (Erste Theke Tonträger, Germany)

PREENING Beeters 7″ (Digital Regress)

MIKE MAJKOWSKI Days And Other Days cassette (Astral Spirits)

RANGERS Texas Rock Bottom cd (Doom Trip)

KNOWSO Look At The Chart (Neck Chop)

CIRCUIT DES YEUX Reaching For Indigo (Drag City)

WHIT DICKEY/MAT MANERI/MATTHEW SHIPP Vessel In Orbit cd (Aum Fidelity)

SWEET APPLE Sing The Night In Sorrow (Tee Pee)

LEDA ‎Gitarrmusik III-X (Förlag För Fri Musik, Sweden)

TROPICAL TRASH Decisions' Empty Nest 7″ ep (Sophomore Lounge) & A Dent In The Forever Can cassette (The Loki Label)

GUILHEM LACOUX La Traversée double cassette (Standard in-Fi, France)

IAN WILLIAM CRAIG Slow Vessels 12″ ep (130701, U.K.)

MOZART Nasty 7″ep (Iron Lung)

TREASURE HUNT with DENNIS WARREN’S FULL METAL REVOLUTIONARY ENSEMBLE Space Jam cassette (Moon Glyph)

CENTURY PALM Meet You (Deranged, British Columbia, Canada)

GATE Highway Ghosts (self-released, New Zealand)

the FEELIES In Between (Bar None)

SCHIZOS Fuck Iggy Pop 7″ (Neck Chop)

VIOLENT QUAND ON AIME Violent Quand On Ame 7″ (Le Syndicat des Scorpions, France)

HONEY New Moody Judy (Wharf Cat)

ANXIETY Wild Life 7″ (La Vida Es Un Mus Discos, U.K.)

EARTH GIRL HELEN BROWN Mercury & Mars & Saturn cassettes (all Empty Cellar)

the BLINDS The Blinds cassette (Hobbies Galore, Australia)

FRENCH VANILLA French Vanilla cassette (Danger Collective)

HEAVY METAL LP 2 (Static Age Musik, Germany) & LP 3 (Harbinger Sound, U.K.)

fEEDTIME Gas (In The Red)

REESE McHENRY w/ SPIDER BAGS Bad Girl (Sophomore Lounge)

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Romeo + Julia, Schloss Nymphenburg, München

Interessanterweise habe ich in diesem Sommer dreimal hintereinander Romeo und Juliagesehen, wenn auch in vollkommen unterschiedlicher Art und Weise. Dabei könnte man doch meinen, dass die Liebesgeschichte von William Shakespeare irgendwann einmal langweilig wird für die Theatermacher und Kulturschaffenden, denn immerhin stammt der Stoff aus den Jahren 1594-1596 und wurde seither unendlich viele…

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Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish in June of 2010 and was moved to That Artsy Reader Girl in January of 2018. It was born of a love of lists, a love of books, and a desire to bring bookish friends together.

Book Cover Freebie!

I am not in the least bit sorry to say that I often DO judge a book by its cover.

I’m also not ashamed to say that I’ve been duped by some of them. Others have lived up to their splendid dressings, while others with covers I’ve disliked have ended up being far better than their packaging would have us assume.

Since I’ve never done one of these book cover lists, I’ll go with a countdown of the ones that tickled my fancy the most.

In 10th place the cover to “It’s. Nice. Outside.” by Jim Kokoris. Come on – isn’t it just too cute for words? And the book is great, too!

In 9th place I must say that I’m not sure why I loved the cover for T. Greenwood’s novel, “Keeping Lucy” but I just did!

In 8th place, I’ll go with the original cover to “Loving Frank” by Nancy Horan, which is a marvelous novel about the woman who was Frank Lloyd Wright’s mistress. What I love about this cover is that there are actual windows like this in one of the homes in Chicago that he designed, so I’ve actually seen this in real life! (By the way, Ms. Horan – where have you gone? It has been a while since your second novel. I’d love to read something new by you!)

In 7th place I’m including both versions of Lily Prior’s novel “Nectar,” which are equally luscious, together with the delicious cover of her her first novel “La Cucina“!

In 6th place I believe that both covers for “See What I Have Done” by Sarah Schmidt are both very evocative, and appropriate for this amazing novel.

In 5th place, I’ll put my favorite covers for two of Joanne Harris’ books – “Chocolat” and “Five Quarters of the Orange” which are the ones I have on my shelf.

In 4th place, I think both of these novels by Crystal King are stunning, although I think that I like “The Chef’s Secret” just a tiny bit more than I like “Feast of Sorrow” (and not surprisingly, that’s my assessment of these two books as well).

3rd place goes to the cover of “Ecstasy” by Mary Sharratt, because I just adore the Art Nouveau look to this, which is one of my favorite styles – both artistically and architecturally.

For 2nd place, how could I not include a cover with a Klimt portrait (on the left), which wasn’t the cover of the book I read (which is on the right). But it wouldn’t have mattered which of these I read, because “Signed, Mata Hari” by Yannick Murphy was such a fabulous novel, it didn’t matter how it was dressed.

In 1st place, I include ALL of the book covers for one of my favorite authors, Jane Davis. I swear, she has the most evocative, expressive, and fascinating (in other words, kick-a** beautiful) cover art I’ve ever seen, and what’s inside is equally as amazing. If you’ve never read her books, you really must (and I really must read those I haven’t gotten to yet)! Of them, so far I’ve read “I Stopped Time,” “An Unknown Woman,” “Smash all the Windows,” and “My Counterfeit Self.”

What Book Covers are on this weeks list for you?

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2019-20 Kalamazoo Wings Roster

Wingers

#7 David Pope (Edmonton, Alberta)

#9 Zach Diamontoni (Kalamazoo, Michigan)

#11 Adam Dauda (Bratislava, Slovakia)

#13 Brennan Sanford (Holt, Michigan)

#18 Kyle Blaney (Burlington, Ontario)

#21 Zach Saar (Richland, Michigan)

#44 Mat Iacopelli (Brownstown, Michigan)

#67 Yannick Veilleux (St. Hippolyte, Quebec)

#93 Justin Taylor (Mindemoya, Ontario)

Centers

#10 Dylan Sadowy (Woodbridge, Ontario)

#17 Luke Sandler (Woodbridge, Illinois)

#27 Justin Kovacs (Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan)

#74 Tanner Sorenson (Anchorage, Alaska)

Defensemen

#4 Connor Schmidt (Monroe, Michigan)

#6 Matt Vanvoorhis (Edina, Minnesota)

#8 Ian Edmondson (Toronto, Ontario)

#12 Ian Thow (East York, Ontario)

#14 Ben Wilson (Woodstock, Ontario)

#15 Eric Kattelus (Traverse City, Michigan)

#19 Zach Frye (Wenatchee, Washington)

#28 Tyler Ganly (Mississauga, Ontario)

#38 Cory Dunn (Trenton, Michigan)

Goalies

#29 Jake Hildebrand (Butler, Pennsylvania)

#34 Jake Kielly (Eden Prairie, Minnesota)

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thrashermaxey · 7 years

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Ramblings: MacKinnon Is At It Again; Lundqvist Saves Another Fifty; Mikael Granlund – March 3

There was an update on Matt Murray in that he skated before the team did on Friday for practice. He did not take any shots as he recovers from his concussion but it’s nonetheless a good sign that he’s on the ice in full equipment. I’m sure they’ll be very cautious here so there’s no need to activate him from the IR anytime soon.

Evan Rodrigues missed Buffalo’s game Friday night with what the team is calling an upper-body injury. Hopefully it’s nothing too serious as he’d been pretty good for the Sabres of late, managing nine points in 13 February games. He had been centering the second line and was slotted on the top power-play unit. Kyle Okposo returned to the lineup for the Sabres and took the spot of Rodrigues on the first power-plays setup. We’ll pass along updates on Rodrigues when we see them.

Shea Theodore returned to the lineup following his injury/illness bouts of late. Not a moment too soon as Nate Schmidt appears to be a bit banged up. That should put a little more onus on Theodore offensively.

Both Micheal Ferland and Kris Versteeg close to returning as both Flames forwards skated in non-contact jerseys Friday afternoon with the team. After the game-day skate, coach Gulutzan intimated that Ferland will be back early next week.

I’m assuming that Ferland will return to the top line, allowing Sam Bennett to move down to the third line where he, Mark Jankowski, and Garnet Hathaway had found some success together. Just a heads up for Ferland owners that he will be activated shortly.

It’ll be interesting to see what the team does with Versteeg, in particular on the power play. The top unit looked good with Versteeg on it before his injury back in November. Do they go back to it? Does that bump a defenceman or a forward? There’s a lot still up in the air with this.

Edmonton is looking for Ryan Nugent-Hopkins to return to the lineup when the team hosts the Rangers on Saturday night. He has been out of the lineup since mid-January with an injury to his sternum. He had been enjoying a resurgent season with 16 goals in 46 games so the next month may go a long way in determining his ADP come September.

New Jersey lost to Carolina, but Taylor Hall scored, extending his points streak. It’s just getting silly now:

Taylor Hall of the @NJDevils is the eighth different player in the last 30 years (since 1987-88) to record at least one point in 24+ consecutive appearances. #NHLStats #NJDvsCAR pic.twitter.com/CnvblPENVn

— NHL Public Relations (@PR_NHL) March 3, 2018

For those with an Athletic subscription that may have missed it, there was a good read on why Hall is a legitimate Hart Trophy contender this year. I know it’s a popular thought in some circles, but this lays out the numbers as to why. I recommend going through it.

Dressed in blue and he knew/ Where to go to that’s what he knows/ With finish mitts / A goal for Tanner Fritz.

I wouldn’t have forgiven myself if I didn’t sneak some Taco into this Ramblings on a night where Fritz scored for the Islanders. Sue me.

He was lined up on the top line, by the way, and Cal Clutterbuck skated on the second line with Jordan Eberle missing the matchup. Though lines did change often.

Alex Galchenyuk led the way for the Habs in their 6-3 win over the Islanders, registering his second career hat trick and adding an assist for good measure. Noah Juulsen scored his first career goal, a rocket into the top corner from the point.

Max Pacioretty left the game in the third period and did not return while Victor Mete left the game in the first period with an apparent hand injury and did not return. We didn’t get an update on Pacioretty but the team did say that Mete was sent back to Montreal for further evaluation.

Winnipeg’s first goal of the night was the 32nd on the season from Patrik Laine, and it was… pretty good?

.@PatrikLaine29 stick-handles through multiple players to get this goal. pic.twitter.com/i7ESGCXDcM

— NHL GIFs (@NHLGIFs) March 3, 2018

That tally, by the way, moved Patrik Laine (68) past Ilya Kovalchuk (67) for goals by a teenager. He added his 69th later in the game.

Laine will obviously get the headlines for this performance, but Nikolaj Ehlers had 10 (!) shots on goal. He’s the first Jets played to have such a game this season. I talk about him a little later in these Ramblings. Well, maybe not talk about him. Gush over him? We’ll go with that.

Aleksander Barkov scored in Florida’s win over Buffalo, giving him goals in three straight and points in five straight (four goals and four assists in that span). He has 29 points in 24 games since the calendar turned 2018. Evgenii Dadonov had a couple of assists giving him three multi-point games in his last four.

For the first time in his career, Nathan MacKinnon has scored 30 goals. When he was drafted, this seemed an inevitability, though I’m not sure many would have guessed it would take five seasons. All the same.

Oh, the Avalanche just destroyed the Wild, by the way. Adding to his two goals, MacKinnon had three assists, giving him his second five-point game of the season. He has 76 points in 56 games. Lol.

Tyson Barrie had a goal and an assist, Mikko Rantanen had a goal and three assists, and Gabriel Landeskog had a goal. With his four-point game, Rantanen has 63 in 63 contests. Yes, he’s a point-per-game player now.

Man alive.

For the second game in a row, the Rangers allowed over 50 shots. For the second game in a row, Henrik Lundqvist saved at least 50 of them. This time, in Calgary, he allowed just one goal in the 3-1 victory. That was his 10th game this year with at least 40 shots faced meaning he needs three more to tie Jonathan Bernier for most 40+ shot games in a season since the 2012 lockout.

Since you’re all probably wondering:

Henrik Lundqvist is the first goaltender in NHL history (since saves were first tracked in 1955-56) to make 50 or more saves and earn a win in two consecutive games. #NYR

— NYR Stats & Info (@NYRStatsInfo) March 3, 2018

The only Flame without a shot on goal was Garnet Hathaway. Seven players had at least four.

By the way, Ryan Spooner had a goal and an assist in this contest, giving him seven points in three games since being traded from Boston. It’s a nice little run he’s on.

Craig Smith, Roman Josi, Scott Hartnell, and Yannick Weber were all “rested” by the Predators on Friday night in Vancouver. They played Thursday night in Edmonton and have an afternoon road game on Sunday so I guess it makes sense. If this becomes a habit league-wide, though, especially considering there’s over a month left in the season, this could get annoying fantasy-wise.

Mike Fisher, in his first game back with Nashville, kicked off the team’s comeback, scoring their first goal of the game. The Predators fell behind 2-0 and eventual won 4-3 in overtime despite the back-to-back and a lot of regulars sitting.

Alex Edler had a monster fantasy night with two assists (both on the power play), four shots, four blocked shots, and three hits.

Ryan Johansen was ejected in the middle of the third period for a spear to the, er, lower region of a Canucks forward. I imagine he’ll face some sort of supplemental discipline.

We had a wild game in Vegas, of course. The Golden Knights fired a couple third-period goals to tied the game at four apiece before a late goal from Alex Burrows put the Senators over the top.

William Karlsson scored his 35th of the season with Reilly Smith tallying his 22nd.

Erik Karlsson managed three assists for the Senators while Bobby Ryan had a goal and two helpers.

Matt Duchene scored for Ottawa, his 18th of the year, which is as many as he scored last year.

Even without Ryan Getzlaf in the lineup – he was a late scratch due to an illness – the Ducks dispatched of the Blue Jackets. Rickard Rakell and Cam Fowler both had a goal and an assists for Anaheim. Rakell added five additional shots and three hits to give himself a well-rounded fantasy performance.

Zach Werenski scored for the Jackets, his 12th of the season, surpassing last year’s total.

John Gibson returned to the lineup for the first time in nearly three weeks and stopped 34 of 36 shots in the win.

Just for giggles: the Coyotes (11) have more wins than Columbus (10) since Christmas.

It seems weird to me that Mikael Granlund went from “can he score 10 goals a year” to “well, he’s perennially a 25-goal threat now” and it’s something we don’t discuss very much. Allow me to change that.

First things first, he obviously has been shooting more. His first three 82-game seasons are the three lowest shot rates of his career and his shot attempts per 60 minutes has climbed every year for four years. It’s not as if that’s uncommon for a young player but for a young player to give us three years of data, and suddenly start shooting more in his age-24 season, is a lot less common.

Granlund isn’t riding some sort of percentage binge, either. He shot 14.7 percent in 2016-17 but just over 8 percent at five-on-five. Even with the power-play shooting percentage decline (a bloated 29.2 percent in 2016-17 but down to 15.9 percent this year), he’s still right in line with his goals/game output (0.32) because of his power-play shot increase. Things have normalized and he’s still on a 26-goal/82-game pace. This is a very good sign.

About that power-play percentage spike. It’s worth noting where he was shooting from on the power play before 2016-17, what changed, and why that’s important. Here are his shot maps for each season from 2014-17 via HockeyViz.com:

See the change?

This year he has started shooting a bit more from the wings, hence the percentage decline (which was inevitable anyway). But he’s still getting his shots from the net-front, and his overall shot rate has gone up, so it’s not a huge concern.

Granlund is finally living up to the lofty expectations fantasy owners had for him all those years ago. By no means is he a roto stud; he’s still not a huge shot volume guy, he doesn’t take penalties, and he doesn’t do much in other peripherals. The production is there, though, and it should be there for years to come. That’s a significant deviation from where he was even two years ago and fantasy owners should be happy with that.

If they didn’t have an embarrassment of riches up front already, the addition of Paul Stastny made the Jets truly terrifying. Anytime Patrik Laine and Nikolaj Ehlers are justifiably slotted on the “third” line, you know you have depth.

This embarrassment of riches is proving to be a sort of problem for Ehlers, though.

Problem may be a bit strong. Going into Friday night, he sits at 25 goals on the year and he’s on pace to crack 60 points again. Considering it’s just his age-21 season and he’s already managed two 25-goal campaigns, it’s hard to say he has a problem. Ongoing issue, maybe?

The issue of course is the power play. He’s been stuck on the second unit for the majority of the year and there’s a clear delineation between the top quintet and the secondary one; this isn’t Toronto where there are two evenly-used units. Registering 12-15 power-play points is nothing to sneeze at but until he earns enough minutes to put up 20-plus consistently, Ehlers won’t reach his fantasy potential.

He does have pretty good company for five-on-five primary point scoring rate at five-on-five, though, since the start of last season:

Will Jakob Silfverberg ever find that next level in the fantasy game? His 82-game paces this year are 18 goals and 20 assists. That’s while playing 18:17 per game. Was 2016-17 – with 23 goals and 49 points – as good as it’s going to get? Playing on a checking line with a supposedly injured Ryan Kesler obviously isn’t helping. Without power-play time and being stuck in a checking role, though, can we realistically expect more than 20 goals and 40 points a season? Doesn’t seem like it.

Colour me intrigued on Matt Duchene. Going into Friday night, he had 23 points in 25 games so far in calendar 2018. When that happens to a guy that normally doesn’t score at that rate, something is usually amiss percentage-wise. Well, in that span, the team shot 9.5 percent with him on the ice at five-on-five. He had three seasons in Colorado over 10 percent and another season over 9 percent, so it’s not extreme. He was shooting 15.2 percent himself at all strengths over that span, which is high for him, but he has never finished a season below 10 percent and had a 15 percent season in 2015-16. So maybe a bit high personally, but not by much? He also wasn’t among the leaders from their forwards in power-play points per minute or on-ice shooting. This is just a really solid stretch of production and there’s not much out of line.

Again, colour me intrigued.

from All About Sports https://dobberhockey.com/hockey-rambling/ramblings-mackinnon-is-at-it-again-lundqvist-saves-another-fifty-mikael-granlund-march-3/

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Black Mount Rise meldet sich zurück

Nach langem turbulentem Werdegang zum zweiten Album meldet sich Black Mount Rise zurück. Ihr Debüt Album Curtains Falls sorgte vor knapp vier Jahren bei mir für einiges an Aufregung. Da hatte sich doch tatsächlich eine Schweizer Band die Dienste von Anette Olzon gesichert und mit ihr den Song Apart & Astray eingespielt. Als grosser Nightwish und Anette Fan, durfte ich mir diesen Song nicht entgehen lassen und entdeckte so ganz nebenbei eine neue grossartige Band.

Wie eingangs geschrieben, war in den letzten Jahren mächtig was los im Lager von Black Mount Rise. So ist von der damaligen Besetzung nur noch Gründer und Kopf der Band, Yannick Schmidt übrig geblieben. Neu in der Band sind an der Gitarre Sandro Schmutz (Six Pack), am Bass Sven Cotting (Five Past Eight) und am Schlagzeug Adrian Mahler (Perspective Shifts). Seit Ende 2018 wurde am Nachfolgealbum gewerkelt, welches am 28.02.2020 seinen Release feiern wird im Nouveau Monde in Fribourg. Für die Aufnahmen griff man auf altbewährtes zurück und ging erneut nach Hamburg zu Eike Freese, selber Sänger und Gitarrist bei der zur Zeit im Winterschlaf liegenden Dark Age (hat übrigens auch auf Kai Hansens XXX-Three Decades in Metal Gitarre gespielt).

Wie Black Mount Rise in der Konzertankündigung zum Release schreiben, präsentieren sie mit ihrer neuen Scheibe ein Orchester an Alternative Rock, mitreissend wie kontrastreich, nackenschmerzend wie melancholisch. Über elysische Höhenflüge hinweg in die Tiefen dunkler Wogen nimmt einen das Quartett auf eine verzerrt vertonte Odyssee der Nostalgie mit und zeigt, wie Alternative Rock wirklich zu klingen hat. Krachende und schnittige Riffs verschmelzen mit hymnenartigem Gesang zu einem hochprozentigen und dynamischen Rockgemisch, das so schnell keiner vergisst. Mit ihrem neuen Album ist Black Mount Rise zurück und dies hungriger denn je.

Das Album wird wie erwähnt Ende Februar erscheinen als kleiner Vorgeschmack hat die Band aber vor Wochenfrist bereits die erste Single mit zugehörendem Video zum Song Sundown Boulevard veröffentlicht. Nach Durchhören des Songs freu ich mich jetzt schon auf das Album. Black Mount Rise haben sich wirklich rund erneuert und kommen mit neuer Härte zurück und präsentieren hier schon mal ein messerscharfes Riffmonster.

Bildkredit: Black Mount Rise (Facebook Seite)

Black Mount Rise meldet sich zurück was originally published on The Art 2 Rock

#Adrian Mahler #Anette Olzon #Black Mount Rise #Curtain Falls #Eike Freese #Nouveau Monde #Release #Sandro Schmutz #Sundown Boulevard #Sven Cotting #Veröffentlichung #Yannick Schmidt #theart2rock

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Bayern Munich's Thiago set for Wolfsburg comeback

Runaway leaders Bayern Munich[1] will look to make it 10 league wins in a row, perhaps boosted by the return of midfielder Thiago[2], when they travel to struggling Wolfsburg[3] on Saturday (15:30 CET/14:30 GMT).

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The Wolves have lost their bite in recent weeks, toothless in a 1-0 DFB Cup defeat at Schalke[4], and then suffering a costly 3-1 defeat at Werder Bremen[5] last weekend. Belgian striker Divock Origi[6] was only used as a substitute in the latter game, but the home side’s joint-top goalscorer this season is likely to be recalled this weekend. The club have confirmed, however, that Marcel Tisserand and Yannick Gerhardt, whose sister Anna plays for Bayern’s Women, will be out for several weeks through injury.

Bayern boss Jupp Heynckes should be back on the bench this weekend after missing the 2-1 win over Schalke with a cold[7], but the defending champions will be without suspended midfielder Arturo Vidal[8]. That could mean a return from injury for Thiago, with Heynckes saying prior to the Schalke game that he was considering playing the Spaniard from the start against Wolfsburg. However, the treble-winning coach insisted that he would not risk the midfielder at all if he wasn’t completely ready. Heynckes could, however, choose to make use of his squad and rotate in this fixture ahead of their UEFA Champions League last-16 first leg against Besiktas.

Watch:Highlights of Bayern’s 6-0 victory in Wolfsburg to seal the title last season

Probable line-ups

Wolfsburg: Casteels – Verhaegh (c), Bruma, Knoche, William – Guilavogui, Arnold – Malli, Mehmedi, Brekalo – Origi Absentees: Brooks (knee), Blaszczykowski (back), Camacho (ankle), Tisserand (hamstring), Didavi (tonsil infection), Gerhardt (ankle) Coach: Martin Schmidt

Bayern: Ulreich – Kimmich, Boateng, Hummels, Alaba – Martinez, Thiago – Robben (c), James, Ribery – Lewandowski Absentees: Neuer (foot), Vidal (suspended) Coach: Jupp Heynckes

Match stats

Wolfsburg suffered their heaviest Bundesliga defeat in last season’s corresponding fixture, a game Bayern won 6-0.

Bayern’s Robert Lewandowski famously scored five goals in nine minutes in a 5-1 demolition of Wolfsburg on 22 September 2015.

Thomas Müller became the fastest player to reach 200 Bundesliga victories, with his match-winning strike against Schalke. He has now scored 101 goals in 275 Bundesliga appearances, while Bayern have never lost when he has been on target.

Bayern goalkeeper Sven Ulreich is set to make his 200th Bundesliga appearance.

The 2-2 draw between Bayern and Wolfsburg on Matchday 6 was Carlo Ancelotti’s final game as Bayern head coach. That was the only home game in any competition this season the Bavarians have failed to win.

Wolfsburg head coach Martin Schmidt has only lost one of his last four Bundesliga meetings with Bayern. The Swiss tactician is set to make his 100th Bundesliga appearance as a coach.

Live updates

Click here for the Wolfsburg vs. Bayern Munich Match Centre![9]

References

^ Bayern Munich (www.bundesliga.com)

^ Thiago (www.bundesliga.com)

^ Wolfsburg (www.bundesliga.com)

^ 1-0 DFB Cup defeat at Schalke (www.bundesliga.com)

^ costly 3-1 defeat at Werder Bremen (www.bundesliga.com)

^ Divock Origi (www.bundesliga.com)

^ missing the 2-1 win over Schalke with a cold (www.bundesliga.com)

^ Arturo Vidal (www.bundesliga.com)

^ Click here for the Wolfsburg vs. Bayern Munich Match Centre! (www.bundesliga.com)

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Bayern Munich's Thiago set for Wolfsburg comeback was originally published on 365 Football

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3 things we learned from Atlético Madrid’s 4-2 victory over Bayer Leverkusen

Diego Simeone’s side are on the brink of the Champions League quarterfinals.

Atlético Madrid are well on their way to the Champions League quarterfinals, having netted four away goals in a 4-2 victory at Bayer Leverkusen on Tuesday. Though it wasn’t all plain sailing for Diego Simeone’s men, their clinical counter attacking proved too much for a struggling Leverkusen defense, and they’re now all but in the next round.

The hosts made a bright start to the match, but it proved nothing more than a false dawn. They failed to create a single clear-cut chance in spite of a smart spell of possession, and Atléti fired their first warning shot on the counter attack after nine minutes: Yannick Carrasco’s low cross from the right had to be diverted to safety by the quick-thinking Charles Aránguiz.

What initially looked like a momentary lapse was soon revealed to be a structural weakness, with Atléti consistently taking advantage of the space in behind Leverkusen’s fullbacks. Griezmann drew the first save from Bernd Leno after 12 minutes, shortly before a Filipe Luis cross was thwacked against the crossbar by Leverkusen’s own defender Wendell.

Not even a quarter of the game had gone and an Atléti goal looked inevitable. So it proved. Just two minutes after Wendell had narrowly avoided diverting the ball into his own goal, Atléti’s Saúl completed the job. He rode a clumsy Kevin Kampl challenge out on the right before skipping onto his left foot and arcing a perfect shot over Leno and under the crossbar.

It took less than 10 minutes for the visitors to add a second, and it came in embarrassingly simple fashion. A long ball over the top was misread by Leverkusen defender Aleksandar Dragović; Saúl pounced and drove towards goal, eventually laying off for Antoine Griezmann to slot home. Leverkusen looked at risk of complete collapse.

They managed to keep their halftime deficit to just a couple, but only thanks to some smart work from Leno. Griezmann looked certain to add a third after taking receipt of a low Kévin Gameiro cross from point-blank range, though the German shot-stopper pulled off an unlikely triumph in the one-on-one and kept the scoreline respectable.

Leverkusen needed to produce a big reaction early in the second half, and against all odds, they did. Inside five minutes Kampl played a killer pass to Benjamin Henrichs, whose drilled cross was flicked inside the far post by Karim Bellarabi. All of a sudden, the home crowd had some small reason for optimism.

However, football is a cruel game, and it took just 10 minutes for Atléti to restore their two-goal cushion with a third away goal. Wendell’s inexplicable absence on the left side of Leverkusen’s defense forced Dragović into a clumsy intervention on Gameiro in the area. The referee pointed to the penalty spot, and the Frenchman stepped up to convert himself.

Atléti were cruising, and so were left kicking themselves when they gifted Leverkusen a second with just over 20 minutes left. It was less the result of attacking ingenuity than defensive calamity, with backup goalkeeper Miguel Ángel Moyà pushing a harmless low cross against teammate Stefan Savić. The ball bounced back off the Montenegrin and straight into the back of the net: Leverkusen were back in with a shout.

They piled forward in search of an equalizer, though paid a cruel price with just five minutes remaining. Atléti substitute Fernando Torres nodded a Šime Vrsaljko cross home from close range to all but kill the tie on the counter attack. Despite their fleeting promise, Leverkusen could have few complaints.

Bayer Leverkusen: Bernd Leno; Wendell, Ömer Toprak, Aleksandar Dragović, Benjamin Henrichs; Kevin Kampl, Charles Aránguiz; Julian Brandt (Leon Bailey 87’), Kai Havertz (Kevin Volland 56’), Karim Bellarabi (Joel Pohjanpalo 66’); Javier Hernández.

Goals: Bellarabi (48’).

Atlético Madrid: Miguel Ángel Moyà; Filipe Luís, José María Giménez, Stefan Savić, Šime Vrsaljko; Yannick Carrasco (Ángel Correa 78’), Saúl Ñíguez, Gabi, Koke; Kévin Gameiro (Thomas Partey 71’), Antoine Griezmann (Fernando Torres 78’).

Goals: Saúl (17’), Griezmann (25’), Gameiro (pen. 59’), Torres (86’).

3 Things

1. Bayer Leverkusen paid the price for a poor defensive shape

Leverkusen coach Roger Schmidt is often praised for his expansive style of football, but the home crowd certainly wouldn’t have been impressed with their performance this evening. Though they were always likely to find life difficult against an Atléti team renowned for their defensive strength, there was no excuse for Leverkusen’s abject defensive display. Fullbacks Benjamin Henrichs and Wendell were positioned far too high up the pitch, leaving central defenders Ömer Toprak and Aleksandar Dragović each having to do the job of two men. Against one of the top counter-attacking teams in Europe, it was never going to end well. Antoine Griezmann and Kévin Gameiro ran the channels expertly, and created three or four clear-cut chances from wide positions in the first half alone. Schmidt’s tactics were naive at best, and plain arrogant at worst.

2. Atléti will be relieved when they have key players back

Atléti headed into this match without three of their first-choice back five: goalkeeper Jan Oblak was only fit enough to make the bench, while neither talismanic center back Diego Godín, nor veteran fullback Juanfran were included in Diego Simeone’s matchday squad. Though they remained largely sturdy throughout this game, ceding few clear-cut chances to Leverkusen, they still ended up managing to concede twice. The calamitous circumstances of the second will certainly have supporters praying for recoveries in advance of the second leg.

3. Saúl has quietly emerged as one of Europe’s best

One of the players who tends to be on Simeone’s team sheet whatever the weather is midfielder Saúl Ñíguez, who turned in another excellent performance in this match. Given that he’s featured so regularly for Atléti over the last couple of seasons, it’s easy to forget he’s still only 22, and has only been capped once by Spain. Once again in this match he showed his quality, capping an energetic and creative performance with a stunning goal. He may well be in the process of quietly establishing himself as one of Europe’s most capable attacking midfielders.

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3 things we learned from Atlético Madrid’s 4-2 victory over Bayer Leverkusen

Diego Simeone’s side are on the brink of the Champions League quarterfinals.

Atlético Madrid are well on their way to the Champions League quarterfinals, having netted four away goals in a 4-2 victory at Bayer Leverkusen on Tuesday. Though it wasn’t all plain sailing for Diego Simeone’s men, their clinical counter-attacking proved too much for a struggling Leverkusen defence, and they’re now all but in the next round.

What initially looked like a momentary lapse was soon revealed to be a structural weakness, with Atléti consistently taking advantage of the space in behind Leverkusen’s full-backs. Griezmann drew the first save from Bernd Leno after 12 minutes, shortly before a Filipe Luis cross was thwacked against the crossbar by Leverkusen’s own defender Wendell.

However, football is a cruel game, and it took just 10 minutes for Atléti to restore their two-goal cushion with a third away goal. Wendell’s inexplicable absence on the left side of Leverkusen’s defence forced Dragović into a clumsy intervention on Gameiro in the area. The referee pointed to the penalty spot, and the Frenchman stepped up to convert himself.

They piled forward in search of an equaliser, though paid a cruel price with just five minutes remaining. Atléti substitute Fernando Torres nodded a Šime Vrsaljko cross home from close range to all but kill the tie on the counter-attack. Despite their fleeting promise, Leverkusen could have few complaints.

Goals: Bellarabi (48’).

Goals: Saúl (17’), Griezmann (25’), Gameiro (pen. 59’), Torres (86’).

3 Things

1. Bayer Leverkusen paid the price for a poor defensive shape

Leverkusen coach Roger Schmidt is often praised for his expansive style of football, but the home crowd certainly wouldn’t have been impressed with their performance this evening. Though they were always likely to find life difficult against an Atléti team renowned for their defensive strength, there was no excuse for Leverkusen’s abject defensive display. Full-backs Benjamin Henrichs and Wendell were positioned far too high up the pitch, leaving central defenders Ömer Toprak and Aleksandar Dragović each having to do the job of two men. Against one of the top counter-attacking teams in Europe, it was never going to end well. Antoine Griezmann and Kévin Gameiro ran the channels expertly, and created three or four clear-cut chances from wide positions in the first half alone. Schmidt’s tactics were naive at best, and plain arrogant at worst.

2. Atléti’s will be relieved when they have key players back

Atléti headed into this match without three of their first-choice back five: goalkeeper Jan Oblak was only fit enough to make the bench, while neither talismanic centre-back Diego Godín, nor veteran full-back Juanfran were included in Diego Simeone's matchday squad. Though they remained largely sturdy throughout this game, ceding few clear-cut chances to Leverkusen, they still ended up managing to concede twice. The calamitous circumstances of the second will certainly have supporters praying for recoveries in advance of the second leg.

3. Saúl has quietly emerged as one of Europe's best

One of the players who tends to be on Simeone’s teamsheet whatever the weather is midfielder Saúl Ñíguez, who turned in another excellent performance in this match. Given that he’s featured so regularly for Atléti over the last couple of seasons, it’s easy to forget he’s still only 22, and has only been capped once by Spain. Once again in this match he showed his quality, capping an energetic and creative performance with a stunning goal. He well be in the process of quietly establishing himself as one of Europe’s most capable attacking midfielders.

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