Something very rare happened on Tuesday night in
Chicoutimi – the Saint John Sea Dogs lost a playoff game in overtime.
The Sea Dogs have played nine overtime games since their
first playoff appearance in 2008. Tuesday was just the second time they lost an
OT game and the first since 2009.
Tuesday’s game ended an impressive six-game playoff
overtime winning streak. Their last win came last May when Alexandre Beauregard
scored the President’s Cup winner in Gatineau.
Here are all nine playoff games that have gone to OT in
Sea Dogs history.
Year | Round, Game | Opponent | Score | Scorer |
---|---|---|---|---|
2008 | Round 2, Game 6 | at Bathurst | 5-4 Win | Payton Liske |
2009 | Round 1, Game 1 | at Cape Breton | 5-4 Loss | Joey Haddad |
2010 | Round 1, Game 4 | at PEI | 2-1 Win | Tomas Jurco |
2010 | Round 4, Game 4 | at Moncton | 3-2 Win | Nick Petersen |
2011 | Round 2, Game 4 | at Victoriaville | 5-4 Win | Jonathan Huberdeau |
2011 | Round 3, Game 1 | vs Lewiston | 5-4 Win | Stephen MacAulay |
2011 | Round 4, Game 4 | at Gatineau | 4-3 Win | Ryan Tesink |
2011 | Round 4, Game 6 | at Gatineau | 3-2 Win | Alex Beauregard |
2012 | Round 3, Game 3 | at Chicoutimi | 5-4 Loss | Etienne Brodeur |
What’s with all the 5-4 games?
Saint John didn’t lose a game in overtime during the
regular season. This was their first OT loss regular season/playoffs combined
since January 15, 2011 versus Drummondville.
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