The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League trading period has
come and gone and Jonathan Huberdeau remains a Saint John Sea Dog.
The Sea Dogs either opted not to trade Huberdeau’s QMJHL
rights or were unable to move them in a conditional deal. Either way, the Saint
John captain will remain Dogs property although it’s unlikely he will return.
The Saint John Sea Dogs did not trade Jonathan Huberdeau. I guess there just wasn't a buyer willing to take a flyer on him.
— Willy Palov (@CH_WillyPalov) January 8, 2013
C'est donc dire que si Jonathan Huberdeau ne demeure pas avec les Panthers il retournera avec les #seadogs. #pasechange #LHJMQ
— Stephane Leroux (@StephRDSJunior) January 8, 2013
If the NHL had cancelled their season, the Sea Dogs would
have gotten a massive return in a trade (have you seen what the Wildcats paid
for Phillip Danault?). It’s a hard to pill to swallow knowing what a huge
return the Dogs would have gotten, but, if the NHL hadn’t had that stupid
lockout in the first place, we wouldn’t even be talking about this.
Florida Panthers camp is expected to start sometime this
weekend or something. Season is expected to start January 19. Will be
interesting to see how this goes.
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