Michael Hawkins/Saint John Sea Dogs |
🚨ANNOUNCEMENT!🚨
— Youngstown Phantoms (@YtownPhantoms) August 13, 2024
We are excited to announce the jersey numbers for our Youngstown Phantoms as they hit the ice for preseason! pic.twitter.com/HpeGRUjKb5
Sea Dogs season ticket and single game ticket prices nearly identical to last year's.
— Jamie Tozer (@station_nation) August 13, 2024
Note they do not include taxes and fees. pic.twitter.com/BLecaEYe0E
New: Canadian junior hockey player Rylan Masterson has filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against the NCAA and 10 universities alleging they are violating antitrust laws by preventing anyone who has played a game for a major-junior team from playing NCAA hockey.
— Rick Westhead (@rwesthead) August 13, 2024
Masterson, 19,… pic.twitter.com/meKOJqwO7r
- One player who was listed on Youngstown's pre-season roster? 17-year-old forward Zachary Morin, who the Sea Dogs selected in the eighth round of this year's QMJHL Entry Draft. A Boston University commit, he's a long shot to report to Saint John.
- SportsLogos.net examines the Sea Dogs' 20th anniversary logo. According to the site, "the anniversary logo was designed by Brian Gundell, a longtime friend of SportsLogos.net who has also worked on logos for the San Diego Padres, the Seattle Kraken, the ECHL’s Iowa Heartlanders and the WHL’s Portland Winterhawks."
- Flames Nation ranks Yan Kuznetsov as the 20th best prospect in Calgary's system.
- Leafs Nation ranks William Villeneuve as the 16th best prospect in Toronto's system.
- Former Sea Dogs assistant coach Paul Boutilier has joined the Quebec Remparts as a defensemen development specialist. He'll also be working a similar role with the Moncton Wildcats this season, where he'll be a defensive consultant.
- Forgot to mention this: former Sea Dogs head coach Gordie Dwyer was part of the Team Canada coaching staff that won gold at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup this past weekend.
Congrats to our very own Gordie Dwyer and his son Sean on winning the 2024 Hlinka Gretzky Cup with Team Canada.
— Titan Acadie-Bathurst (@ABTitan) August 12, 2024
Gordie ran Canada’s Penalty Kill that finished first in the tournament at 94.4%, allowing just one goal.
Congrats guys! We are beyond proud! pic.twitter.com/gu1kUx9HxM
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