A collection of recaps from last night’s Saint John Sea Dogs 2-1 win over the PEI Rocket…
Our recap. The Sea Dogs won their seventh straight game on Friday night at the Charlottetown Civic Centre, defeating the PEI Rocket 2-1.
The Guardian’s recap. “We played so good against the best team in Canada” – Maxime Lagace.
PEIRocket.com’s recap. "We did all the simple things that we didn't do last weekend and I think it helped us out" – Lagace.
SaintJohnSeaDogs.com’s recap. Tomas Jurco and Danick Gauthier scored for the Sea Dogs, who improved to 21-6.
SN Live Blog replay. The Rocket wore their third jerseys. Meh.
MISSING IN ACTION: Defenseman Pierre Durepos, who missed part of Wednesday’s game because of the flu, was still sick and missed this one. It marked the first time in Durepos’ Sea Dogs career that he missed a game because of an injury/illness.
Forwards Jonathan Huberdeau and Stanislav Galiev remained out with broken bones. Devon Oliver-Dares and Tyrone Sock are currently not with the team.
TESINK: Ryan Tesink returned to Saint John’s lineup on Friday night. He was a -1 and recorded three shots, two penalty minutes and four hits. He started the game on a line with Zack Phillips and Stephen MacAulay.
The St. Louis Blues prospect hadn’t played since November 4 due to an ‘upper-body’ injury.
STREAKING: The win was the Sea Dogs’ seventh straight victory. It’s the second time this season they have won seven straight.
On the other end, the loss was PEI’s sixth straight.
PHILLIPS: Zack Phillips’ assist in the first period extended his point streak to 15 games. He has recorded a total of 10 goals and 18 assists over that span.
THE HIT: Jimmy Oligny was ejected from the game and given a five-minute major 'checking to the head’ penalty at 6:08 after putting a big hit on Aidan Kelly. The Sea Dogs forward left the game and did not return.
Here is some choppy video of the play.
The league will definitely take at this.
HIGHLIGHTS: Here are the video highlights.
NEXT GAME: The Sea Dogs head to northern New Brunswick to take on the Acadie-Bathurst Titan on Sunday at 4pm.
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