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| Michael Hawkins/Saint John Sea Dogs |
Just think about the things we witnessed over the past 12 months. The Sea Dogs didn't play their first game of the year until March 9 and food and drinks were banned at what ended up being their final home game. The team played in a provincial championship into May. Everyone entering a QMJHL building had to show proof of vaccination. Oh, and the franchise was finally awarded the hosting rights to a Memorial Cup tournament.
That's just a few of the bizarre/remarkable things we saw. The Mooseheads and Eagles opted out of the "playoffs." The Titan and Islanders played a playoff series in Shawinigan. The Tigres surprisingly won the President Cup while the OHL and WHL did not name a league champion.
What a year. And let's face it - a lot of these things really sucked. Hopefully 2022 will be filled with more enjoyable, memorable moments. Those hit different.
With the year coming to a close, here's a look at our most read posts from the past 12 months.
10. Busy trade period begins Sunday
9. Report: Sea Dogs acquire overager Sevigny
8. Dufour having quite the season
7. Reports: Sea Dogs to acquire Volts' Dufour
6. The Titan appear to be in trouble
Thank you for reading and may 2022 bring more hockey news than news news.
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