It’s done: now we know the four teams that will go to the Memorial Cup, which will take place from 20 to 29 June in the Maritimes. We are talking about the Saint John Sea Dogs, the Shawinigan Cataractes, the Hamilton Bulldogs and the Edmonton Oil Kings.
We already knew that the poor Sea Dogs, who have been on vacation for a month after dropping him in the first round of the Q playoffs, would struggle during the tournament, but clearly there won’t be an easy customer.
There will be reasons to follow each team: Sea Dogs are from QMJHL, Cataractes represent Quebec and the other two clubs will have one or more hope for the Canadiens.
We already knew Kaiden Guhle was going to be there to represent Edmonton (and he’s proud of it), but two more hopes were added on the sidelines of the Bulldogs victory last night: Arber Xhekaj and Jan Mysak.
Last night, Mysak (one goal, +4 in game) and Xhekaj (two assists) did well in game # 7 of the Ontario final. They got their hands on the title by winning the match 6-1 and notably created a goal together.
That goal scored 4-0 in the match.
Now this is just gorgeous. #GoHabsGo Arber Xhekaj skates through all three zones, dangles a defender and places a teammate #Habs promises Jan Mysak for the 4-0 goal. pic.twitter.com/1RwjAsOpfG
– Matt Drake (@DrakeMT) June 16, 2022
The (unknown) hope of CH Daniil Sobolev, who plays at Windsor, will therefore not go to the Memorial Cup.
CH wannabes may not have 39 points in the playoffs like teammate Logan Morrison, but Xhekaj (16 points from 18 points) and Mysak (11 points from 17 games) still have a say in all of this.
Captain Colton Kammerer accepts the J. Ross Robertson Cup from Commissioner David Branch after Race 7 #OHLCampionato victory for the @BulldogsOHL 🏆 pic.twitter.com/jJQpbti39r
– OntarioHockeyLeague (@OHLHockey) June 16, 2022
The first game is Monday night between the hosts and the Bulldogs. We will then be able to quickly see two CH wannabes in action, which is good for Flannel fans.
Guhle will come into play later, but that won’t stop him from having a great summer. Let’s hope he’s not too tired next year…
Lot of
– Nice night in Springfield yesterday for me and my colleagues… despite the loss of the Rocket.
If ever some people wonder “Is Charles behind the Rocket bench tonight in Springfield?” watching the game on tv …
The answer is yes. @DL Behind the scenes @Maxime Truman @RenBourbon pic.twitter.com/ObVaTdrp4E
– Charles-Alexis Brisebois (@Charles__Alexis) June 15, 2022
– Partially yes.
You are more reassured about the succession of @ CP0031 in front of the net @CanadiensMTL ?
According to Stéphane Waite, “Cayden Primeau was the best player of the @RocketLaval in series. “
🔊Listen 👉🏒 https://t.co/WspXq1Rpgh pic.twitter.com/egCx6fCafz
– 98.5 Sport (@ 985Sport) June 16, 2022
– About junior.
APPOINTMENT | Stéphane Julien announces that Stéphane Robidas will be his new assistant manager. The Phoenix shareholder will now have an entirely new role within the organization.
Welcome Stefano!
For more details: https://t.co/kzhQzpimrl pic.twitter.com/t9uaLXWd8d– Sherbrooke Phoenix (@PhoenixSherbroo) June 15, 2022
– News from the Grand Prix.
DSLM // @jllegendreRDS will cover the @ F1GPCanada for @RDSc.
The event starts this morning with the open house. He sets the table for this first day of activity and makes his predictions.
The interview with @LPGeek And @delorme_gilbert ➡️https: //t.co/EdaghQu32B
– 91.9 Sport (@ 919sport) June 16, 2022
If I were here thinking I wanted to finish second, I would have to stay home instead. […] I’m here because I want to win and I think I can do it “.
The fruit of my meeting last night with Sergio Pérez: https://t.co/jN9LKzfeyt
– Katherine Harvey-Pinard (@kharveypinard) June 16, 2022
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