Lyons and Johnson have injuries but the severity is unknown. Rumours are that Johnson is worst than Lyon’s.Lax1 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 18, 2024 1:54 pm On second thought I'm putting Colin Burns in my lineup for Chris Lyons after Burns popped off (happening right now) and Lyons appears not to have played in Yale's opener.
A
Dyson Williams - Duke SR
Teddy Malone - Harvard SO
Colin Burns - Princeton FR
M
James Shipley - Penn SR
Michael Leo - Syracuse SO
Andrew McAdorey - Duke JR
Navy D
If I were going solely off PPG so far this year, McAdorey would be on the bench. But I can't bring myself to do that...really hoping he goes back down to attack next spring.
Does anyone know why Chris Lyons didn't play for Yale yesterday? I guess he'll be out of my lineup until he re-appears. Between Brad Sharp out for the season and Lyons disappearing, I'm getting killed in New Haven.
Anderson and Kuhl filled in at A but soon as the above are fixed Anderson likely back to the bench and Kuhl back to midfield. If Lyon’s comes back Kuhl goes back to middy first I recon as Anderson is an attackman.
They are both just filling in either way. Hence why I’m keeping Kuhl as A/M as it’s clear he’s only in A while the injuries exist.
despite the fact he will likely play A for the game that counts. Just be aware if he plays a bunch of games at A, he may also get repositioned.
