The team hosts the Charlottetown
Islanders on Friday night at 7 p.m. The game will feature a packed house thanks
to tickets being free of charge.
The following day, the Sea Dogs travel
to PEI to face the Isles at 7 p.m. at Eastlink Centre.
Saint John wraps up exhibition action on
Saturday, Sept. 17 in North Sydney against the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles.
The regular season begins on Sept. 23 in
Charlottetown. The team’s home opener will be on Sept. 30 against the Screaming
Eagles.
TOP PROSPECTS
The website Tout Est Espoir ranked the
top 15 QMJHL players that are eligible for the 2017 NHL Draft.
Coming in at No. 15 was Sea Dogs rookie
goaltender Alex D’Orio. The 17-year-old spent last season with AAA Magog after
being selected ninth overall by Saint John in the 2015 QMJHL Entry Draft.
Victoriaville’s Maxime Comtois was the
top ranked prospect. Charlottetown’s Pierre-Olivier Joseph, the brother of
Saint John’s Mathieu Joseph, was ranked 12th.
MATHIEU GETS A LETTER
After being sent back to midget AAA by
the Sea Dogs, first-rounder Olivier Mathieu has been given an ‘A’ to wear with
Magog.
Jordan Chabot est nommé capitaine des @LesCantonniers. O. Mathieu et I. Châteauneuf ses adjoints. Trois produits du hockey drummondvillois.— Jonathan Habashi (@JonathanHabashi) September 2, 2016
FLAMES PRICES
Since a few people have been wondering what kind of ticket pricing scheme the Saint John Flames had in their final season, here it is, via the Wayback Machine:
John Moore has posted a few Sea Dogs
videos from the Hub City Showcase. Here’s D’Orio:
Ian Smallwood:
And Mathieu (before he was
released):
POLITICS
This is happening:
We're voting Coyle/Zucker.— Minnesota Wild (@mnwild) September 3, 2016
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