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Sea Dogs VS. Halifax Mooseheads Oct. 1, 2013
A hard fought victory over the reigning Memorial Cup champions Halifax Mooseheads extended the Sea Dogs home winning streak to 3 games. The Dogs doubled-up on the Mooseheads by a score of 4-2 in front of an appreciative Harbour Station crowd. For a complete recap go here: http://www.saintjohnseadogs.com/article/sea-dogs-double-up-mooseheads
Saint John Sea Dogs vs Halifax Mooseheads - Game Highlights - March 26th.2013
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Saint John Sea Dogs vs Halifax Mooseheads - Post Game Interview - February 20th.2013
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Saint John Sea Dogs vs Bathurst Titan - Game Highlights - December.20th.2012
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EP.196.0 10-12-2012 SEA DOGS VS HUSKIES GAME HIGHLIGHTS
The Saint John Sea Dogs and Rouyn-Noranda Huskies clashed in the first of two games for Saint John this weekend. The Sea Dogs ended their streak with a 6-5 shootout win over the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League Friday night. Stephen MacAulay had a power play hat-trick while Devon Oliver-Dares and Oliver Cooper added singles for Saint John while Huberdeau scored the shootout winner. Auger made 27 saves on 32 shots in his ninth consecutive start and added another three stops in the shootout. Sven Andrighetto had two and Jean-Sebastien Dea, Gabriel Desjardins and Dillon Fournier scored in response for the Huskies while Alexandre Belanger made 31 stops on 36 shots.
EP.193.0 09-26-2012 SEA DOGS VS MONCTON WILDCATS HIGHLIGHTS
Audio provided by Tim Roszell News 88.9 Video provided by Merrill's Vision In Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action, the Saint John Sea Dogs won the first game of the 2012-2013 Brunswick News Rivalry Cup over the Moncton Wildcats by a score of 4-2 with 3,094 fans in attendance. Jonathan Huberdeau had two goals while Stephen MacAulay and Ryan Tesink each had a goal and an assist. Jakub Izacky assist on the game-winning goal for his first point in the QMJHL and Kevin Gagne was given first star honours with two assists and an excellent defensive game for the Sea Dogs. Sebastien Auger made 21 saves on 23 shots in the win. Alex Saulnier and Patrick Downe replieded for the Wildcats while Alex Dubeau made 31 saves on 35 shots in the loss.
EP.179.0 04-06-2012 SEA DOGS VS BAIE-COMEAU DRAKKAR ROUND 2 PREVIEW
The quarter-final round of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League President's Cup playoffs is about to begin. All four series are locked and loaded. The Saint John Sea Dogs and the Baie-Comeau Drakkar get underway Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Harbour Station, with Game 2 set for 7 p.m. Saturday. In other matchups, the Shawinigan Cataractes are taking on the Chicoutimi Sagueneens, the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada and Rimouski Oceanic are facing off and the final matchup features the Quebec Remparts and the Halifax Mooseheads. The regular-season champion Sea Dogs are coming off a first-round sweep of the Cape Breton Sceaming Eagles. First-round sensation Charlie Coyle has yet to face the Drakkar, as all three meetings between the two squads took place in the first two weeks of November, before his arrival in Saint John. He is coming off a 13-point performance to dominate the opening series against Cape Breton, in which he scored nine goals, a team record for a playoff series. Mathieu Corbeil has all four wins in goal for the Sea Dogs in the post-season. The Drakkar are coming off the upset of the playoffs so far, sweeping the Victoriaville Tigres. After finishing the regular season in 13th place, the Drakkar surprised the fourth-ranked, high-scoring Tigres for an opening-round sweep. Former Screaming Eagles forward David Rose is leading the Drakkar with eight points in the post season while 16-year-old rookie netminder Phillipe Cadorette has the four wins in goal. Tickets for the second round are available at the Harbour Station box office, by calling 506-657-1234 or online at www.tickets.harbourstation.ca.
EP.173.0 01-26-2012 SEA DOGS VS MONCTON WILD CATS
LAST-MINUTE GOAL TAMES WILDCATS Audio Tim Roszell News 88.9 Video - Merrill's Vision The Saint John Sea Dogs waited until the eleventh hour but finally came away with a 1-0 win over the Moncton Wildcats Thursday. Tomas Jurco deflected Nathan Beaulieu's point shot with 8.5 seconds to go and Mathieu Corbeil recorded his team-record fifth shutout as the Dogs won their fourth straight to improve to 35-13-0-2. Roman Will made 45 saves in a losing cause and was named first star for the Wildcats, who fell to 22-21-3-2. Saint John earned four points in the Brunswick News Rivalry Cup: three for the regulation win and one for breaking the 4,000-fan mark with a crowd of 4,265. The Sea Dogs now hold a 14.5-11.5 edge in the Rivalry Cup standings. The Sea Dogs outshot the Wildcats 18-6 in the first period, but were unable to solve Will. Pierre Durepos came close when he fired a shot off the post on a power play midway through the frame. Tomas Jurco had another highlight-reel chance with just over five minutes to go, completing a full spinorama at speed down the right wing, but Will stopped him cold. Ryan Tesink made his return to the lineup after recovering from a knee injury that required surgery, exactly two months to the day from his last game. The Saint John native may have had a bit too much pent-up energy, however, as he was ejected for abuse of officials at 18:06 of the first after receiving penalties for roughing and unsportsmanlike conduct. The Dogs had a golden opportunity to break the deadlock early in the second period, as Devon MacAusland and Patrick Downe took penalties seven seconds apart, giving Saint John nearly two minutes of 5-on-3 advantage. The Dogs were all around the net and had several chances but were unable to score. Danick Gauthier had a short-handed chance later in the frame with the Dogs short-handed, as he broke in alone from the right wing, and tried to wait out Will, but the goalie stayed with him and stopped his forehand shot. The shot clock was even more lopsided in the second period, with Saint John holding a 16-3 edge, but the score remained at zeroes. Gauthier had another man-down opportunity midway through the third, when Jonathan Huberdeau threaded the needle and sent him in on a breakaway, but once again Will stopped his shot. After Moncton killed a late power play, the Sea Dogs broke through in the final minute. Beaulieu threw a shot on goal from the left point and Jurco got enough of it to fool Will and deflect it into the back of the net. Pierre Durepos picked up the other assist on the goal, Jurco's 24th of the season. Saint John is at home again Sunday against the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada, a 3 p.m. start at Harbour Station. Four-ticket family packages are available for just $46 to all Sunday games. Tickets are available at the Harbour Station box office, by calling 506-657-1234 or online at www.tickets.harbourstation.ca.
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