INCH: D is for Darling. Scott Darling.

Inside College Hockey, a Web site that (obviously) covers Division I college hockey, annually releases its "A to Z" listing of players to watch in college hockey. (The list is typically released at the end of the summer, with one to two players featured daily.) In doing so, INCH keeps with the theme of Cookie Monster, Sesame Street's resident epicurean.

Today's letters are D and E. "D" is for Darling, and it's good enough for INCH.

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Former Maine goalie Mike Morrison, who played for the Black Bears from 1998 to 2002, has been signed by the AHL's Albany River Rats and will open the 2009-2010 season with the Florida Everblades of the ECHL. Morrison played the past two seasons in Europe.

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New England Hockey Journal reports that Boston College and Boston University will play an outdoor game at Fenway Park on Jan. 9, eight days after the Boston Bruins and the Philadelphia Flyers meet in the NHL's Winter Classic on New Year's Day at the venerable ballpark.

Funny, I just got an e-mail from Hockey East about an Aug. 20 press conference at Fenway Park, which will include the Boston Red Sox, Fenway Sports Group, Hockey East and representatives from BU, BC, Northeastern and New Hampshire.

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Wednesday = Twitterrific! Here are five to follow and five I follow (@rlenzi):

@INCH - Insidecollegehockey.com I may have posted this before, but here's a refresher.

@nateewell - insidecollegehockey.com editor and Washington Capitals PR maven.

@nytimesslapshot - the New York Times' hockey blog, with an interesting entry on "How Twitter Can Distort A Hockey Story"

@NHLBruins - Self-explanatory.

@NHL - again, self-explanatory, but the official feed of the NHL.

And, of course, follow the Press Herald sports department @PPHSports.