
Dad, husband, writer, and former horn player. VP of IT. Retired voice of RIT Hockey. Senior Writer for @USCHO. BS, MBA. https://nitter.gq/t.co/NlbfNlS0KD
Rochester, NY
Joined February 2007
- Tweets18.5K
- Following1.8K
- Followers1.5K
- Likes2.9K
Chris Lerch is also on Bluesky and Threads retweeted
Here's a Halloween treat for SHU hockey fans, another ranked win 🎃
#WeAreSHU
Chris Lerch is also on Bluesky and Threads retweeted
Bounced back with a commanding victory!!
#Uncommon
Chris Lerch is also on Bluesky and Threads retweeted
Rode in on our witches' brooms and got the sweep 🧙🧹
#GoArmy
Chris Lerch is also on Bluesky and Threads retweeted
Tied with the Golden Knights
#Uncommon
Chris Lerch is also on Bluesky and Threads retweeted
Stitz with the game-winner as Falcons earn three points in AHA opener.
Chris Lerch is also on Bluesky and Threads retweeted
Not our night, but back at home tomorrow night for the series finale
Chris Lerch is also on Bluesky and Threads retweeted
Started Halloweekend with Win
#GoArmy
Brewers manager Pat Murphy to Jake Bauers after the World Series:
“You’re gonna be a rich fucker. Just remember when you’re on that horse shit Yankee team and you’re all playing for yourselves… just remember this is way we used to do it.”
I haven't check out NFL Red Zone in a while, but isn't the Red Zone supposed to be inside the 20? Why are they showing kickoffs and plays from basically anywhere on the field?
But then again, I think the Big 10 ought have ten teams.
Chris Lerch is also on Bluesky and Threads retweeted
𝗙𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗹 from Cadet Ice Arena.
#FlyFightWin | @USAA
The teams split.
First 3⃣ points of the @Atlantic_Hockey season!!!
#WeAreSHU
Chris Lerch is also on Bluesky and Threads retweeted
Final from Rochester.
The Engineers fall to RIT, 5-4, in the series finale.
Chris Lerch is also on Bluesky and Threads retweeted
Tonight's final in overtime
The #Griffs return to action Nov. 6-7 with @Atlantic_Hockey series at Sacred Heart
A broadcaster's nightmare :)
Kind of related—back when I was a broadcaster, at a fan function someone asked me how I could tell identical twin defensemen apart during play. I replied (as nicely as possible) "Probably by the big numbers they have on their backs."
I was speculating about something like this in a conversation the other day. If we're blowing up NCAA rules and policies that have been in place for decades, why not this one?
Why have divisions at all if college sports is now an open market?

































