@CH_WillyPalov
@BKELLOWAY
@StephRDSJunior
hearing Auger from SJ to CB for 2 1st round picks is all but done. Could
explain Bureau trade.
— Steve Carr (@scarr15) May
13, 2014
This seems like a weird deal from a Cape Breton perspective
given that Auger will only be around for this season. From a Saint John
standpoint, this would be a terrific return for a 20-year old goaltender.
The Chronicle Herald’s Willy Palov also tweets that Remparts
goaltender Callum “Booth is Saint John's No. 1 target but Quebec is reluctant.
First-round picks are plan B for Sea Dogs.”
“Auger is available but he hasn't been dealt yet,” Palov
added. “Just passing on the prices”
COYLE
Charlie Coyle’s season came to an end last night as the
Chicago Blackhawks eliminated the Minnesota Wild from the playoffs. Patrick
Kane scored in overtime to give the ‘Hawks a 2-1 win in Game 6.
Last night, Coyle had three shots in 21:29 of ice time.
In 13 post-season games this year, he recorded three goals and four assists.
BEAULIEU
Nathan Beaulieu had a good night on Monday. Playing in
his first Stanley Cup Playoff game, the defenseman setup a key goal in the
Montreal Canadiens’ 4-0 victory over the Boston Bruins.
Beaulieu’s long feed up ice found Max Pacioretty at 15:24
of the second period to give the Habs a 2-0 lead at the time.
The former Sea Dogs defenseman also had one shot and was
a +2 in 9:36 of ice time.
Nathan Beaulieu's last playoff game was
May 5th 2012 for Saint John Sea Dogs vs Rimouski in QMJHL
—
Paul Hollingsworth (@PaulHReporter1) May
12, 2014
Game 7 is tonight in Boston.
JURCO
With the Red Wings’ season over, Tomas Jurco is back down
in Grand Rapids playing with the AHL’s Griffins. What a night he had last
night.
In Game 3 of the Western Conference semi-final, Jurco had
three goals, five shots, and seven penalty minutes in Grand Rapids’ 5-2
victory. His night included a fight against Curtis McKenzie in the third
period.
Here are the game highlights:
The Stars lead the series 2-1. Game 4 is tonight.
THE WORLDS
At the IIHF World Championships in Belarus, Canada
defeated the Czech Republic 4-3. Jonathan Huberdeau picked up his first point
of the tournament – an assist – on a Joel Ward first period goal. Huberdeau had
11:06 minutes of ice time.
Canada’s next game is tomorrow against Denmark.
TESINK
The AHL’s Chicago Wolves announced on Friday that Ryan
Tesink has been assigned to the team. The Wolves are currently down 2-0 in
their Western Conference semi-final series to the Toronto Marlies. Tesink has
not seen any action yet.
Photo: Marc Henwood/Station Nation
Photo: Marc Henwood/Station Nation
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