Several Saint John Sea Dogs alumni, draft picks and past training camp attendees will be playing in the league, which kicked off its shortened 2020-21 season this past weekend.
Highlighting the list are a number of 2017 Sea Dogs draft picks, including Aiden MacIntosh (Amherst), Brendan Sibley (Edmundston), Jeremie Jacob (Miramichi), Luke Wilson (Valley), Josh MacDonald (Summerside) and Daniel Surette (Yarmouth). Of the 15 players Saint John selected in 2017, none are currently playing with the Sea Dogs.
A few other notable Sea Dogs alumni playing in the MHL include Patrick Musico (Fredericton), Jordan Spadafore (Miramichi), Carson Gallant (Truro) and Luke Wilson (Valley).
Here's a breakdown of all the MHL players who have Sea Dogs connections (if we missed someone, drop us a comment).
Campbellton: Sam Dow (acquired via trade; not listed on Campbellton's active roster)
Edmundston: Brendan Sibley (alumni), Antoine Lyonnais (signee)
Fredericton: Zach Alchorn (signee) Connor McCluskey (2019 training camp attendee and brother of Sea Dogs draft pick Carter McCluskey), Justin Lush (2017 training camp attendee), Patrick Musico (alumni), Logan Carruthers (brother of Sea Dogs forward Leighton Carruthers)
Grand Falls: Carter McCluskey (2019 draft pick), Isaac Dixon (2020 training camp attendee)
Miramichi: Jeremie Jacob (alumni), Jordan Spadafore (alumni), Daniel Moody (2020 training camp attendee)
Pictou County: Kevin Mason (alumni)
Summerside: Josh MacDonald (alumni)
Truro: Jack McGovern (2016 draft pick), Carson Gallant (alumni), Frederic Plourde (one-time emergency backup goaltender)
Valley: Luke Wilson (alumni), Justin Bourque (signee; added to 2020 training camp roster), Sam Grant (signee)
Yarmouth: Daniel Surette (2017 draft pick)
Of note, goaltender Mathias Savoie, a fourth-round pick of Saint John in 2018 who spent last season with the Moncton Flyers and Amherst Ramblers, is playing with the Manitoba Junior Hockey League's Dauphin Kings this season and has already appeared in six games.
I'm looking at Devon Levi's stats in 2017-2018 in the MAAAQHL the best goalkeeper with the Martin Brodeur trophy was Antoine Lyonnais (19). let's give him a chance. Let's go get a snapper for Creed Jones (20)
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