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Post by tim08 on Jan 10, 2024 17:00:43 GMT -4
Miller has also looked good and Robinson will be a top goalie at 19 add 3 top 25 picks this year and 3 more next year and 2 new euros we can contend again in 26.
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Post by ysj28 on Jan 11, 2024 8:24:06 GMT -4
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Post by puckstopper on Jan 11, 2024 8:48:14 GMT -4
I wonder when the team will have the final roster posted. I wonder what other moves were done.
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Post by Briwhel on Jan 11, 2024 8:54:35 GMT -4
I wonder when the team will have the final roster posted. I wonder what other moves were done. If the Dogs let Noel go, there would need to be someone coming in. I can't imagine having only 13 forwards. |
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Post by ysj28 on Jan 11, 2024 9:16:57 GMT -4
I wonder when the team will have the final roster posted. I wonder what other moves were done. If the Dogs let Noel go, there would need to be someone coming in. I can't imagine having only 13 forwards. Can't see them going with 13 (12 if Miller is still hurt - leaves no room for injuries, unless they play an extra D). Wouldn't be surprised if they brought up one of the 17 y/o who were the last forward cuts in August - Beaudry or Beaudoin. |
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Post by Briwhel on Jan 11, 2024 9:21:02 GMT -4
If the Dogs let Noel go, there would need to be someone coming in. I can't imagine having only 13 forwards. Can't see them going with 13 (12 if Miller is still hurt - leaves no room for injuries, unless they play an extra D). Wouldn't be surprised if they brought up one of the 17 y/o who were the last forward cuts in August - Beaudry or Beaudoin. Beaudoin is only 16, so he'd be a no-go (need special permission for 5). I've been hoping for Beaudry, because he looked like he could play a role on this team. |
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Post by iraca on Jan 11, 2024 11:44:37 GMT -4
They have certainly gone all in on this youth movement. I'm still not convinced the 16's aren't better off on a good AAA team rather than a bad SeaDog team but I know others disagree. That's the fun part of having an opinion.
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Post by puckstopper on Jan 11, 2024 12:16:34 GMT -4
I agree and don’t agree on that! It’s hard with a 16yr old. In my opinion if he cannot develop anymore in u18 sure move him up but if he can still progress there why not leave him there and work on maybe developing the 17yr olds more. This could be a long second half for these young men. We have to remember these guys are just kids that have moved away fromHome to follow their dreams and we should support them now as much as we will In a few years when they are taking a run for a championship.
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Post by Briwhel on Jan 11, 2024 16:09:54 GMT -4
It looks like the final answer might be 13 8 2 with Pierre-Noel gone. If that's the case, expect to see a lot of 11 7 (not that that is a bad thing)
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Post by ysj28 on Jan 11, 2024 16:51:20 GMT -4
Forwards Olivier Groulx and Benjamin Beaudry, along with defencemen Olivier Duhamel and Jeremie Richard, have been recalled from their respective teams for the remainder of the season.
Additionally, the team has released 19-year-old forward Kency Pierre-Noël from the roster. The Montreal, Quebec native joined the Sea Dogs as a free agent and posted seven points in 29 games this season.
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Post by radarc on Jan 11, 2024 16:51:59 GMT -4
Forwards Olivier Groulx and Benjamin Beaudry, along with defencemen Olivier Duhamel and Jeremie Richard, have been recalled from their respective teams for the remainder of the season. Additionally, the team has released 19-year-old forward Kency Pierre-Noël from the roster. The Montreal, Quebec native joined the Sea Dogs as a free agent and posted seven points in 29 games this season. Here is the email from the Dogs: Sea Dogs announce roster moves following conclusion of QMJHL trade period SAINT JOHN – The Saint John Sea Dogs have made a number of roster moves following the conclusion of the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League trade period, the team announced today. Forwards Olivier Groulx and Benjamin Beaudry, along with defencemen Olivier Duhamel and Jeremie Richard, have been recalled from their respective teams for the remainder of the season. Groulx, who was acquired by the Sea Dogs on the final day of the trade period, sits fourth in the Quebec Under-18 Hockey League in scoring with 14 goals and 24 assists for 38 points in 26 games. The six-foot, 181-pound left winger had six points in six games with Team Quebec at the 2023 Canada Games. Groulx was a second round pick of Shawinigan at the 2023 QMJHL Draft. Beaudry is a five-foot-eleven, 185-pound forward from St-Eustache, Quebec. He has spent the first half of the season in the Quebec Junior AAA Hockey League playing a total of 30 games with the Terrebonne Cobras and Montreal Phoenix registering 16 points. The 17-year-old was a ninth round selection of the Sea Dogs in 2022. Duhamel, 16, totaled five goals and nine assists in 31 games with the Collège Charles-Lemoyne Riverains in the Quebec Under-18 Hockey League this season. The product of Longueuil, Quebec was selected 33rd overall by Saint John during the most recent QMJHL Draft in Sherbrooke. Richard, a 17-year-old from Moncton, New Brunswick, rejoins the team after playing 20 games with the Sea Dogs during the 2022-23 season. The six-foot-one, 198-pound blueliner started the season on the injured list before joining the Amherst Ramblers in the MHL. He had four points in 17 games with the Ramblers. Additionally, the team has released 19-year-old forward Kency Pierre-Noël from the roster. The Montreal, Quebec native joined the Sea Dogs as a free agent and posted seven points in 29 games this season. |
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Post by jordo999 on Jan 27, 2024 0:47:28 GMT -4
Gauthier has 15 points in his last 10 games for Gatineau...kind of wild honestly
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Post by iraca on Jan 27, 2024 9:09:10 GMT -4
Gauthier has 15 points in his last 10 games for Gatineau...kind of wild honestly Interesting how much better you can be when you want to be somewhere. |
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Post by quispammer on Jan 27, 2024 9:51:19 GMT -4
I think the atmosphere is pretty bad here our rebuild will probably be for another 3-4 years this is just terrible let’s keep trading away players who would help the kids growing in this league. Gauthier has 15 points in his last 10 games for Gatineau...kind of wild honestly Interesting how much better you can be when you want to be somewhere. |
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Post by ysj28 on Jan 27, 2024 13:04:31 GMT -4
I think the atmosphere is pretty bad here our rebuild will probably be for another 3-4 years this is just terrible let’s keep trading away players who would help the kids growing in this league. Interesting how much better you can be when you want to be somewhere. I doubt it will be a rebuild for 4 years. Gauthier didn't want to be in Saint John so there was no point in keeping around a 20 year old with a negative attitude around the younger players. If you look back at past seasons after title wins, they either made the playoffs the immediate season after a title win or were shut out of the playoffs. 2012-13 - fire sale at Christmas - Tesink, Gagne, MacAulay. Made the playoffs, drafted Noel, Chabot, Dove-Mcfalls, Joseph - missed the playoffs in 2013-14, bounced in Rd 1 in 2014-15, league semis in 2015-16 and then league champions in 2016-17 2017-18 - big trade in Joe Veleno, every other player moved on to Pro so no chance to recoup assets from them. Missed the playoffs in 17/18 and 18/19 and then Covid reared it's ugly head and threw things out of whack but should have had a good showing in the playoffs (late first round exit or second round appearance) Awarded Memorial Cup in Sept 2021 and for the one trading period had to do what they had to do in order to be competitive at the tournament. 2022/23 - started selling off some pieces from the Memorial Cup run - Lessard, MacDonald, Trenholm - for high second round picks which have so far netted Beveridge, Duhamel and Amyot. I expect, this year, they will miss the playoffs but will begin to rebound next year and then peak in 25/26 and 26/27. It's not all doom and gloom as some on a certain Facebook fan page would have you believe and there is evidence of a clear plan - whether that plan comes to fruition or not remains to be seen. |
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