The Wolverines cruised to a 8-5 win Sunday at Yost Ice Arena.
Minh Doan
Daily Sports Editor
Hockey
No. 6 Michigan tied Ohio State, 5-5, before losing to the Buckeyes in a shootout Friday night at Value City Arena.
Struggling out of the gate, the Buckeyes started the season winning just four of their first 15 contests. But recently, the Buckeyes have looked like a different team.
The Daily caught up with Werenski to discuss reindeer, the dab and the time he spent in Finland for the International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championships.
Now competing for time in Michigan's lineup, Piazza once struggled to make game-day rosters, rode the bench and endured the lonely prospect of being hundreds of miles away from home without a clear plan.
With the Wolverines recently adding a seventh defenseman to the lineup, a hole has been left on the fourth line. But there are two forwards who have consistently been on the fourth line there to keep it steady.
While they didn't put together the prettiest game Saturday, the Wolverines took care of business and finished off a sweep. And they had fun doing it.
The Wolverines finished off a Saturday win, earning the privilege of singing "The Victors" after the game.
After Friday's win at Michigan State, Werenski refuted a Columbus Dispatch report that he is unhappy at Michigan.
The Wolverine offense exploded once again in a win over Michigan State by a score of 9-2 at Munn Ice Arena.