When and where: Tonight at 7 p.m.,
Centre 200
TV/Radio/Webcast: None/96.1 NewSong
FM/QMJHL Live
Records: The Sea Dogs sit first in the
Maritimes Division and second overall in the QMJHL with a 5-1-0-2 record for 12
points. The Screaming Eagles are fourth in the Maritimes and ninth overall with
a 4-3-1-0 record for nine points.
Last games: These two met last night at
Centre 200 with Saint John coming back from 4-1 down to defeat the Screaming
Eagles 5-4. Nathan Noel had two goals while singles came from Adam Marsh,
Mathieu Joseph, and Daniel Del Paggio. Sebastien Auger made 27 saves in the
win. Charles-Eric Legare had two goals for Cape Breton and Clark Bishop and
Maxime Lazarev added a solo markers. Francois Brassard made 25 stops in the
loss.
2014-15 head-to-head: The Sea Dogs are
1-0-0-0 against the Screaming Eagles this season while Cape Breton is 0-1-0-0
against Saint John.
Last meeting: Last night.
Random stat: Cape Breton has scored a
league high 40 goals. Saint John is second with 36.
Ex-Sea Dogs on the Screaming Eagles:
None
CB notes: Kyle Farrell leads the Eagles
and the league in scoring with 10 goals and eight assists for 18 points in
eight games… Farrell’s 10 goals are a team high… Evgeny Svechnikov leads the
team in assists with 15… Svechnikov leads all rookies in scoring with 15
points… 1-2-0-0 at home… Cape Breton’s power play rating of 25.7% is the best
in the league… the Eagles have scored a league high four shorthanded goals… the
Eagles average of 4.92 goals per game is the best in the Q… Svechnikov and
Farrell have points in eight straight games.
Out of town:
Rimouski at Blainville-Boisbriand - 4:00
PM EDT
Acadie-Bathurst at Sherbrooke - 4:00 PM EDT
Rouyn-Noranda at Charlottetown - 7:00 PM ADT
Val-d'Or at Moncton - 7:00 PM ADT
Baie-Comeau at Drummondville - 7:00 PM EDT
Acadie-Bathurst at Sherbrooke - 4:00 PM EDT
Rouyn-Noranda at Charlottetown - 7:00 PM ADT
Val-d'Or at Moncton - 7:00 PM ADT
Baie-Comeau at Drummondville - 7:00 PM EDT
Next game: The Sea Dogs host the Halifax
Mooseheads next Saturday at 7 p.m. at Harbour Station.
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