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Post by jordo999 on Jun 1, 2022 12:02:12 GMT -4
You guys have the better D-Core and goaltending, and both will be huge factors in winning. You guys may not have a Bolduc or a Bourque/Bourgault, but still having a strong forward core with an edge on D and in nets compared to both Quebec/Shawinigan, I think you's take it.
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Post by Score on Jun 1, 2022 12:15:10 GMT -4
You guys have the better D-Core and goaltending, and both will be huge factors in winning. You guys may not have a Bolduc or a Bourque/Bourgault, but still having a strong forward core with an edge on D and in nets compared to both Quebec/Shawinigan, I think you's take it. Guay has 21 playoff pts Budgell has 14pts. Top pt getter on Shaw is Bourque with 15. Guay has 10 playoff goals. Budgell has 9. No Shawinigan or Remps are in top 5 in goals scored. Remps have nobody in top 5 in pts, goals or assists. |
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Post by Captain Obvious on Jun 1, 2022 13:03:02 GMT -4
....and with Hyun Jin Ryu pitching tonight for the Jays (I'm not a Ryu fan) I'll be watching game #5 tonight between Shawinigan vs the Ramparts. Is it on TV or just webcast. |
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Post by Score on Jun 1, 2022 13:05:48 GMT -4
....and with Hyun Jin Ryu pitching tonight for the Jays (I'm not a Ryu fan) I'll be watching game #5 tonight between Shawinigan vs the Ramparts. Is it on TV or just webcast. The hockey game? Webcast. |
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Post by bois on Jun 1, 2022 13:50:22 GMT -4
You guys have the better D-Core and goaltending, and both will be huge factors in winning. You guys may not have a Bolduc or a Bourque/Bourgault, but still having a strong forward core with an edge on D and in nets compared to both Quebec/Shawinigan, I think you's take it. somebody who knows the teams better can maybe answer this but are Quebec or Shawinigan deeper up front then say Sherbrooke were? reason being our great depth on D was somewhat neutralized in the last series because Sherbrooke relied so heavily on their top lines that we essentially played only 4 D for the most part..... |
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Post by countryboy on Jun 1, 2022 14:14:29 GMT -4
I think that Shawinigan is built a little like Sherbrooke. They aren't necessarily a veteran team (like us and Quebec). The Shawinigan first line is Nadeau/Bourgault/Bourque. All three are NHL drafted and Bourque and Bourgault are both NHL first rounders who should immediately be able to step into the AHL and have a prominent role next season as 20 y/o players. It likely is an awesome line and and probably even better than the Roy/Parent combo we saw often, playing with Anctil.
The second line they ran on Monday was Charles Beaudoin, Lorenzo Canonica, and Pierrick Dube. Dube played ECHL this year and came back to the Q, but I think both of our top 2 lines are better than this trio.
As for Quebec.... I think they are built a lot like us. They have a veteran team and brought in some experience at the trade deadline. Quebec has a lot of depth. Here's the lines they ran last game:
Bolduc/Rochette/Frenette
Malatesta/Gaucher/PO Roy
Marjala/Huchette/Coulombe
Gaudet/Filion/Gravel
Those first two lines are great. Bolduc and Rochette are both game breakers. I've always been impressed with Malatesta's talent, but he's not as consistent as Bolduc and Rochette. Gaucher is a top prospect and might end up in the first round of the NHL draft this year. Marjala is NHL drafted and on the third line.
I think there's a lot of similarities between their top two lines and ours..... lots of talent and experience
On the blueline, they were running:
Nause/Crevier
Savoie/Komarov
Truchon/Cournouyer
That's a strong top pair, but I think we're deeper on the blueline.
I'm not as familiar with the goalies, but they look to have similar stats to one another
The money should be on Quebec to win the game tonight, but that Shawinigan top line could win the game themselves, if all breaks the right way.
So they are really different teams to stack up.... but the same truth remains.... home ice will be a major factor in the final series.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 1, 2022 19:01:20 GMT -4
Date Game # Team Name of Player Decision # of games Fine
2022/05/30 869 Charlottetown, Islanders Xavier Simoneau
Boarding 1
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Post by Score on Jun 1, 2022 19:10:39 GMT -4
Date Game # Team Name of Player Decision # of games Fine 2022/05/30 869 Charlottetown, Islanders Xavier Simoneau Boarding 1Yes. Simoneau will miss game #1 of the league final! Happy it's best of 7! |
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Post by Score on Jun 1, 2022 19:16:19 GMT -4
Shawinigan takes an early 1-0 lead around the 6min mark.
Remps score on the PP with just over 3 mins left in the opening period.
1-1 game after the opening 20 mins.
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Post by Penguins23® on Jun 1, 2022 20:36:46 GMT -4
3-2 Remparts after 2. Should be a great third period.
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Post by Score on Jun 1, 2022 21:10:32 GMT -4
3-3 mid 3rd period.
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Post by Naomi on Jun 1, 2022 21:18:21 GMT -4
Damn near a tie in all stats. Shots and faceoffs are pretty even. |
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Post by L'il Boy on Jun 1, 2022 21:30:33 GMT -4
Shawinigan it is!
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Post by Score on Jun 1, 2022 21:31:38 GMT -4
5-3 SHAWINIGAN!!!!!!
Isles will have home ice advantage in the QMJHL final!!!!
#MemorialCupBound
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Post by switchback on Jun 1, 2022 21:32:25 GMT -4
Home ice.. only question now is Friday Saturday or Saturday Sunday?
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