Nathan Beaulieu and the Montreal
Canadiens host Mike Hoffman and the Ottawa Senators in game one of their first
round series tonight at 8 p.m. on CBC. Beaulieu and Hoffman were teammates with
the Sea Dogs during the 2009-10 season.
Elsewhere tonight, the Islanders take on
Washington, Chicago visits Nashville and Calgary faces Vancouver.
Other former Sea Dogs taking part in
this year’s playoffs are Tomas Jurco (Detroit), Charlie Coyle (Minnesota) and
Simon Despres (Anaheim).
Stanislav Galiev won’t be in the
Capitals lineup tonight after being sent back down to the AHL’s Hershey Bears.
Galiev spoke about his experience in the NHL with Penn Live.
COACHING JOB
Just like they did for their GM job, the
Sea Dogs are going public in their search for a new head coach.
This info is straight from the Sea Dogs’
website:
Applications should be submitted via email to:
info@saintjohnseadogs.com
Please write "Coaching Application" in the subject line.
The deadline for applications is Friday, May 8th, 2015.
With applications due May 8, there is
certainly a good chance they’ll have someone hired in time for the QMJHL Entry
Draft in June.
TOURNEY BEGINS TOMORROW
The IIHF Under-18 World Championship begins
tomorrow in Switzerland.
Thomas Chabot, Nathan Noel and Team
Canada will take on Latvia at 10:30 a.m. That game can be seen live on TSN.
Meanwhile, Jakub Zboril and the Czech Republic take on Finland at 2:45 p.m.
Canada defeated Slovakia 5-0 in a
pre-tournament game on Monday and beat Germany 6-5 in a shootout today. Thomas
Chabot took a cross checking penalty in the third period of today’s game.
NEW MOVIE
It appears former Sea Dogs heavyweight
Brett Gallant will be part of a documentary on hockey fighting.
Thank you @gally44 and @TheSoundTigers
for the amazing hospitality! @IceGuardians
#Spring2016
pic.twitter.com/2LE0ZiGLF2
—
Adam Scorgie (@AdamScoreG) April
13, 2015
According to HockeyFights.com, Gallant
has 17 fights with the AHL’s Bridgeport Sound Tigers this season.
EICHEL’S SEASON ENDS
Jack Eichel’s college hockey career
ended in a loss, but his numbers were crazy good this year at Boston
University.
Jack
Eichel's final stat line in what is sure to be his final NCAA season.
40 games, 26 goals, 45 assists, 71 points.
— Chris Peters
(@chrismpeters) April
12, 2015
His numbers in the QMJHL would have been
massive.
Photo: Marc Henwood/Station Nation
Photo: Marc Henwood/Station Nation
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