With QMJHL commissioner Gilles Courteau
in attendance, it was only fitting that last night’s Sea Dogs-Wildcats game
would feature some controversial plays.
At 12:11 of the second period, Moncton’s
Will Smith got a little too jiggy with it, running over Saint John goaltender
Marc-Antoine Turcotte.
Smith was given a five-minute major
penalty and game misconduct for goaltender interference. Saint John would tie
the game at 1-1 on the ensuing power play.
Meanwhile, Turcotte had to be looked at
by the trainers of both teams. A stretcher came onto the ice but the
20-year-old was able to skate off with some assistance. Alex Bishop took over
net duties for the Sea Dogs.
At 3:38 of the third, Daniel Del Paggio
picked up an interference penalty for a hit on Conor Garland.
Garland left the game and did not return.
Del Paggio went on to score two goals – one being the game winner and the other an
empty netter.
Magnifying everything that happened in last night’s 4-1 Sea Dogs win was the fact that Saint John leapfrogged Moncton for first place in the Maritimes Division. The two teams meet two more times before the regular season ends.
Videos via @Penguins23
Magnifying everything that happened in last night’s 4-1 Sea Dogs win was the fact that Saint John leapfrogged Moncton for first place in the Maritimes Division. The two teams meet two more times before the regular season ends.
Videos via @Penguins23
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