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| Michael Hawkins/Saint John Sea Dogs |
The Sea Dogs, losers of six straight, will try and turn things around when they take on the Drakkar at 8 p.m. Atlantic. It's the first meeting of the season between the two, who currently occupy the bottom of the QMJHL standings.
The Drakkar have been at the bottom of the standings all season and have just five wins in 28 games. The Sea Dogs, meanwhile, have slid outside the playoff picture thanks to a very rough few weeks, one that has certainly turned this season's momentum heading in the wrong direction.
Saint John will try and get things back on the right track during this road trip. The Sea Dogs have been better on the road than at home this season, posting a respectable 5-6-1-0 record away from TD Station.
Following this game the Sea Dogs will visit the Chicoutimi Sagueneens and Quebec Remparts.
Stream/TV/Radio: FloHockey/None/Sea Dogs Audio Network
Records: The Sea Dogs are 10-16-1-0 for 21 points (ninth Eastern/17th QMJHL) while the Drakkar are 5-19-2-2 for 14 points (10th Eastern/18th QMJHL).
Last games: The Sea Dogs are coming off a 4-2 home loss to the Moncton Wildcats on Sunday. Angelo Fullerton and Alexander Donovan scored for Saint John. Justin Robinson made 35 saves in the loss. The Drakkar are coming off a wild 7-6 overtime win over the Sagueneens on Sunday. Kyle Powers had a hat trick for Baie-Comeau while singles came from Shawn Pearson, Alexis Mathieu, Mattias Gilbert and Kieran Litterick. Justin Giguere made 43 stops in the win.
2024-25 head-to-head: The Sea Dogs were 0-2-0-0 against the Drakkar last season while Baie-Comeau went 2-0-0-0 against Saint John.
Last meeting: Feb. 20 in Baie-Comeau where the Drakkar handed the Sea Dogs a 14-0 loss. Matyas Melovsky had a hat trick; Justin Poirier and Samiuel Brunet each scored twice; and singles came from Alexis Michaud, Jules Boilard, Samuel Boisvert, Skogen Schrott, Oliver Samson, Louis-Charles Plourde and Shawn Pearson. Lucas Beckman stopped all 30 shots he faced in the win. Eric Young allowed 12 goals on 40 shots while Justin Robinson allowed two on two shots.
Ex-Sea Dogs on the Drakkar: None.
Drakkar to watch: Alexis Michaud posted two goals and four assists in four games (split between Charlottetown and Baie-Comeau) against Saint John last season.
Random stat: The Drakkar have the league's worst home record (2-10-0-1) with three of their five wins coming on the road.
Notes: Olivier Groulx leads Saint John in scoring with 26 points and assists with 18.. Alexis Joseph, Dylan Rozzi, Zachary Morin and Alexander Donovan each have a team high nine goals... Alexis Michaud leads Baie-Comeau in points with 20 and assists with 12... Michaud and Kyle Powers each have a team high eight goals... Saint John is 5-6-1-0 on the road... both teams are 3-7 in their last 10 games... the Drakkar have not beaten an Atlantic team this season... Saint John has the fourth worst power play (16.3%) but has the fifth best penalty kill (82.8%)... the Drakkar have the worst penalty kill (71.3%) in the QMJHL... Baie-Comeau is averaging a league low 2.23 goals per game and a league high 4.32 goals against per game... Alexis Joseph has points in six straight road games... the Drakkar have lost eight straight home games... Lucas Beckman, who has made the most saves of any goaltender in the league this season, is currently out with an injury.
Out of town:
No other games.
Next game: The Sea Dogs continue this Quebec road trip on Thursday night when they visit the Chicoutimi Sagueneens at 8 p.m.

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