And you get used to people not noticing.” “Your focus just becomes about the work and trying each time to go to some inner ledge. “You come to New York, and you’re doing Off Off Broadway plays, and you are in the wilderness,” Strong told me, of his early career. But, as he approached forty, he felt that his master plan wasn’t panning out-where was his Benjamin Braddock, his Michael Corleone? By his mid-thirties, after fifteen years of hustling in the industry, he’d had minor roles in a string of A-list films: “Lincoln,” “Zero Dark Thirty,” “Selma,” and “The Big Short.” He’d played a staffer in both the nineteenth-century White House and the twenty-first-century C.I.A.
By his early twenties, he had worked for all three men, and had adopted elements of their full-immersion acting methods. He read interviews that his heroes gave and, later, managed to get crew jobs on their movies. Waterloo, Spicer 20-6-1-0 (30 shots-27 saves).When Jeremy Strong was a teen-ager, in suburban Massachusetts, he had three posters thumbtacked to his bedroom wall: Daniel Day-Lewis in “My Left Foot,” Al Pacino in “Dog Day Afternoon,” and Dustin Hoffman in “Rain Man.” These weren’t just his favorite actors: their careers were a road map that he followed obsessively, like Eve Harrington casing out a trio of Margo Channings. Power Play Opportunities-Omaha 0 / 4 Waterloo 1 / 6. Penalties-Kerr Wat (major-kneeing, game misconduct-kneeing), 5:19 Stupka Oma (slashing), 6:18 Lurie Oma (tripping), 13:44.ġst OT Period-7, Waterloo, Matikka 22 (O'Connell), 4:08.
5, Waterloo, Erdman 10 (Schifsky, Robertson), 13:48 (PP). Penalties-Rowe Oma (slashing), 1:10 Baker Oma (slashing), 6:38 Kivioja Oma (hooking), 9:15 Pionk Wat (holding), 12:38 Rosenthal Oma (checking from behind), 15:41 Baker Oma (major-fighting, 10-minute misconduct), 18:33 Shedd Oma (roughing dbl minor, 10-minute misconduct), 18:33 Geary Wat (major-fighting, 10-minute misconduct), 18:33 Kerr Wat (boarding), 18:33 Klee Wat (roughing dbl minor, 10-minute misconduct), 18:33.ģrd Period-4, Omaha, Morrell 5 (Kusler, Salice), 3:06. Penalties-Kerr Wat (checking from behind), 6:00.Ģnd Period-3, Waterloo, Schifsky 19 (Brown, Bade), 4:24. The Hawks begin March on the road with games next weekend against the Lincoln Stars Saturday and the Sioux City Musketeers on Sunday.ġst Period-1, Waterloo, Hilman 17 (Baker, Pionk), 7:47 (SH). With the victory, the first-year netminder is now the first USHL goaltender with 20 wins this season. Spicer finished with 27 saves, including three in overtime. Lurie held in a clearing attempt, created the opportunity for Griffin Jurecki to poke an equalizer inside the post at Spicer's left. His shot was stopped, but Griffin Erdman was there to clean up the rebound into an open side at 13:48.įor the third time in the game, Omaha rallied.
Schifsky won a faceoff back to Ben Robertson at the right point. When Waterloo went to an advantage next, it lasted just four seconds. Part of the Lancer power play was nullified by an offsetting minor, and the Hawks came through the situation unscathed. Later in the period, Waterloo went shorthanded as the result of a five minute penalty. Vincent Salice dug the puck out of the left corner, creating Ryan Kusler's shot and Logan Morell's rebound tap-in at 3:06. Omaha persisted and pulled even with an early third period score. Brown's pass from beside the cage clicked with Garrett Schifsky between the circles, and Schifsky wasted little time putting the puck under the crossbar. Zach Bade applied pressure behind the Omaha net, allowing Caden Brown to take the puck.
The Hawks nudged back in front with the only goal during the second period. The visitors evened it up at 11:33 Jack Spicer stopped a shot by Tanner Rowe, but Charlie Lurie was there to lift the rebound into the top corner. Owen Baker fed the puck circle-to-circle to Myles Hilman, who put it into an open side for a shorthanded goal at 7:47. Near the end of Omaha's advantage, Waterloo controlled a defensive zone faceoff, helping to spring a two-on-one breakout. Matikka now has six goals and four assists in 13 games since being traded from the Madison Capitals.ĭuring the first period, the Lancers had the only power play, but it was the Black Hawks who came out of that situation with the lead. He rung his wrister off the post and in past Michael Hrabal's glove with 51.2 seconds left. Although O'Connell's pass was slight behind him, Matikka reached back to receive it onside, then sped up the slot. Late in the extra frame, Gavin O'Connell stopped outside his blue line and caught sight of Matikka between Lancer defenders.
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