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Old 04-26-2015, 12:43 PM   #1
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Battle of Quebec (EHM:EA)

Karmanos sells Hurricanes to Quebecor
June 10th 2015 - Only days after Vladimir Taresenko led the St. Louis Blues to their first Stanley Cup in team history against the Washington Capitals, the NHL has announced that Peter Karmanos has completed the sale of the Carolina Hurricanes to a group lep by Quebecor media. The franchise will be relocated to the newly constructed Videotron Centre in Quebec City for the upcoming 2015-16 season. The Quebec Nordiques will be back in the NHL as part of the Metropolitan Division.

With the announcement, Quebecor CEO Pierre Dion named former Remparts president Claudre Rousseau as the president of the revived Nordiques. Former Nordiques pest Dale Hunter will take control of hockey operations as General Manager.

"We will give the people of Quebec the kind of hard working team they appreciate. We will not be afraid to go local." said Hunter on how he plans on building the team.

Speculation is already running that many of the team's stars will be traded before free agency opens in July. The Staal brothers, Cam Ward, Alexander Semin, Nathan Gerbe and John-Michael Liles are not expected to start the next season with Quebec. In result of the move, a majority of the Hurricanes' staff has already been let go. GM Ron Francis, Head Coach Bill Peters as well as all assistant coaches including Rod Brind'Amour have been let go. Among the scouting staff, only Joe Nieuwendyk, Robert Kron, Steve Ludzik, Tony MacDonald and Greg Stefan have been retained. Nieuwendyk will act as Director of Player Personnel, in charge of the draft.

"We want to get the franchise going here in Quebec City on the right footing, and it will start quickly with the NHL Entry Draft in barely a couple of days." said Nieuwendyk.

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Old 04-26-2015, 12:56 PM   #2
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McDavid goes first in action packed NHL Entry Draft
June 20th 2015 - Without much surprise, young offensive phenom Connor McDavid was drafted first overall by the Edmonton Oilers in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft. The young Canadian was followed by American forward Jack Eichel to the Buffalo Sabres, American defenseman Noah Hanifin to the Phoenix Coyotes and McDavid's teammate Dylan Strome to the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Toronto was also one of the most active teams on the draft floor. Days after trading Dion Phaneuf to the Columbus Blue Jackets for promising young goaltender Anton Forsberg and the rights to hulky defenseman Ryan Collins, the Maple Leafs completed another blockbuster trade with the Blue Jackets :

To Columbus : RW Phil Kessel
To Toronto : C Artem Anisimov, C Boone Jenner, LW Alexander Wennberg

The NHL Entry Draft was the first opportunity for the new Quebec Nordiques franchise to show their colors, and it did make an impression. The team will be sporting a jersey with the same vintage design of the old Nordiques. Sherbrooke defenseman Jérémy Roy was the first to showcase the jersey after he was picked 14th overall by the Nordiques.

1 - 14 - RD Jérémy Roy - 6'0/187lbs - Sherbrooke Phoenix (QMJHL) - Richelieu, Quebec, Canada - 18 years old
2 - 44 - C Anthony Richard - 6'0/198lbs - Val d'Or Foreurs (QMJHL) - Val d'Or, Quebec, Canada - 18 years old
3 - 74 - G Maxim Sidorov - 6'0/191lbs - Lokomotiv Yaroslavl (KHL) - Yaroslavl, Russia - 19 years old
4 - 104 - RW Jeremiah Addison - 6'0/189lbs - Ottawa 67's (OHL) - Toronto, Ontario, Canada - 18 years old
5 - 134 - C Cameron Askew - 6'1/202lbs - Moncton Wildcats (QMJHL) - South Boston, Massachusetts, USA - 18 years old
6 - 164 - LD Beau Rusk - 6'5/213lbs - Rimouski Oceanics (QMJHL) - Beaconsfield, Quebec, Canada - 19 years old
7 - 194 - RW Nick Betz - 6'4/220lbs - Erie Otters (OHL) - Mount Clemens, Michigan, USA - 19 years old
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Old 04-26-2015, 01:08 PM   #3
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Staal brothers to New Jersey

June 26th 2015 - The rebuild of the Quebec Nordiques has started, as the team announced two trades in the days following the NHL Entry Draft. First, the team traded diminutive forward Nathan Gerbe, who scored 24 goals and 57 points last year with the Hurricanes, to the Dallas Stars for two hard working forwards and a prospect :

To Dallas : LW Nathan Gerbe, LD John-Michael Liles
To Quebec : LW Antoine Roussel, RW Colton Sceviour and rights to LD John Nyberg

But most importantly, the team has traded the Staal brothers together to the New Jersey Devils. Speculation had been going wild in the last few weeks regarding the destination of the brothers, and if they were going to be traded together or not. The rumor had been that New Jersey was a front runner along with Toronto, Colorado and Winnipeg, but the return is significantly lower than what had been speculated :

To New Jersey : C Eric Staal, C Jordan Staal
To Quebec : C Adam Henrique, C Jacob Josefson, RD Adam Larsson

"We get younger, we get hard workers, and most importantly we get players with very high potential. Larsson has showed at the end of last season that he can be the dominant defenseman he was promised to be when he came into the league. He is only 22 years old." said GM Dale Hunter.
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Old 04-26-2015, 01:21 PM   #4
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Guy Boucher to head coaching staff

June 30th 2015 - Guy Boucher has been named Head Coach of the Quebec Nordiques. The 43-years-old is a former coach of the Tampa Bay Lightning and was once considered one of the most promising up-and-coming coaches in the NHL.

Joël Bouchard, Alain Côté, Mario Durocher and Maxime Ouellet will complete the coaching staff. Steve Bélanger and Serge Haché will take act as physios.

The team has also completed its scouting staff by adding Scott Lachance, Simon Olivier, Scott Skrudland and Matti Väisänen.
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Old 04-26-2015, 03:35 PM   #5
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Nordiques get rid of Ward and Semin, fail to acquire Radulov

July 5th 2015 - Free agency frenzy has started, and Nordiques GM Dale Hunter has announced that the team has failed to come to terms with NHL unrestricted free agent Alexander Radulov, who was one of the prime target for the team. Radulov, who played his junior career with the Quebec Remparts and who went on to have moderate NHL success with Nashville, has been playing in the russian KHL for the last three years and will play out the remaining year of his contract with CSKA. He hasn't ruled out the idea of joining the Nordiques and the NHL in 2016-17.

Meanwhile, the team has traded away goaltender Cam Ward to the Ottawa Senators and right winger Alexander Semin to the Phoenix Coyotes. In return for these players, the team has added a 3rd rounder and two 4th rounders. The team as also acquired local prospect winger Émile Poirier from the Calgary Flames for young forwards Victor Rask and Andrej Nestrasil.

The shopping period hasn't been a success for Quebec in the free agent market. Thus far, te team has added goaltender Matt Hackett, defensemen Bruno Gervais and Matt Bartkowski as well as forward Daneil Winnik.

Other notable UFA signings
Anaheim - RD Adam McQuaid
Arizona - C Brad Richards
Arizona - C Torrey Mitchell
Calgary - C Mike Fisher
Calgary - RW Joel Ward
Colorado - RD Mike Green
Edmonton - LD Jordan Leopold
Edmonton - G Thomas Greiss
Florida - RW Zach Boychuk
Nashville - RW Justin Williams
New Jersey - LD Tim Gleason
New Jersey - RW Erik Condra
New York I - LD Carlo Colaiacovo
San Jose - LD Barret Jackman
St. Louis - G Devan Dubnyk
St. Louis - C Derek Roy
Tampa Bay - RW Michael Ryder
Toronto - RW Drew Stafford
Toronto - LD Paul Martin
Toronto - LW Blake Comeau
Toronto - C Antoine Vermette

Other notable trades
To Columbus : RW Milan Michalek
To Ottawa : G Oscar Danks and 3rd rounder

To New Jersey : LD Marc Methot and 3rd rounder
To Ottawa : LD Jon Merrill

To Arizona : LD Alec Martinez
To Los Angeles : RD Dysin Mayo and 4th rounder

To Philadelphia : RW David Pastrnak
To Boston : RW Michael Raffl, 3rd rounder, 4th rounder

To Colorado : LW Kevin Fiala
To Nashville : C Nick Magyar and 2nd rounder

To New Jersey : LD Mirco Müller
To San Jose : C John Quenneville and 3rd rounder

To New Jersey : RW Wayne Simomnds
To Philadelphia : LD Andy Greene

To Buffalo : C Nicklas Jensen
To Vancouver : LW Johan Larsson and two 3rd rounders

To Philadelphia : RW Joel Armia
To Winnipeg : G Anthony Stolarz, 2nd rounder and 4th rounder

To Los Angeles : RW Dmitrij Jaskin
To St. Louis : G Jean-François Bérubé and G Patrik Bartosak

To Winnipeg : RW Mike Cammalleri, 3rd rounder
To New Jersey : RD Jacob Trouba

To New Jersey : RW Rickard Rakell
To Anaheim : C Travis Zajac

To Buffalo : C Tyler Bozak
To Toronto : C Eric Cornell and LD Brycen Martin

Still on the UFA market
LW Tomas Fleischmann
LW Brenden Morrow
LW Olli Jokinen
C Jarret Stoll
C Marcel Goc
C Mike Santorelli
C Shawn Matthias
RW Steve Bernier
RW Jaromir Jagr
LD Christian Ehrhoff
RD Lubomir Visnovsky
RD Zbynek Michalek
G Jonas Gustavsson
G Ray Emery
G Michael Neuvirth
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Old 04-26-2015, 04:53 PM   #6
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Nordiques sign Zbynek Michalek, roster is set for season

August 3rd 2015 - The Nordiques have signed defenseman Zbynek Michalek for the next three years on a 3,1M$ p/y contract. Michalek will add stability to a young offensive-minded defensive core. The team has also signed one year contracts with forwards Matt Halischuk and Kyle Brodziak.

The Quebec Nordiques have now annouced that their team is pretty much set for the upcoming season. They will suit a young team of hard workers, but expectations need to remain low as there is little star power. Here is a complete overview of the 2015-16 Quebec Nordiques :

Goaltender
#31 Anton Khudobin - 5'11/200lbs - 29 years old - Kazakhstan - Starter
He is expected to be in over his head with a young team in front of him, and he is not a franchise goaltender by any means. The Nordiques will hope he can steal a few games on his own with his acrobatic style.
#35 Drew MacIntyre - 6'0/183lbs - 32 years old - PEI, Canada - NHL backup
He has only one win in his NHL career, but he did win the Baz Bastien award for best AHL goalie and the Les Cunningham Plaque for AHL MVP last year, so he comes into the season as the favourite to backup Khudobin.
#30 Matt Hackett - 6'2/178lbs - 25 years old - Ontario, Canada - AHL Starter
At his age, he will need to show that he can be a NHL goaltender. He has been very good thus far in the AHL, but he has yet to make a lasting impact in the NHL.
#1 Daniel Altshuller - 6'3/200lbs - 21 years old - Ontario, Canada - ECHL Starter

Defense
#27 Justin Faulk - 5'11/200lbs - 23 years old - Minnesota, USA - Top pairing defenseman
He had 4 goals and 43 points last year, playing all games for the Hurricanes. He can log in more than 25 minutes a night, and will be expected to anchor the defence in Quebec. Joe Nieuwendyk has compared him to Ryan McDonagh.
#7 Ryan Murphy - 5'11/202lbs - 22 years old - Ontario, Canada - PP Quarterback
Murphy had his breakout season last year with 6 goals and 39 points in 68 games after being called up from Charlotte in the AHL. He will be the PP Quarterback this year and will be a feature on the top two pairings.
#4 Zbynek Michalek - 6'2/209lbs - 32 years old - Czech Republic - Second pairing defenseman
Just added to the team to play some hard minutes in a shut-down role on the top two pairings, Michalek will be used in a mainly defensive role.
#65 Ron Hainsey - 6'3/209lbs - 34 years old - Connecticut, USA - Second pairing defenseman
Had a solid 27 points last year, he will be one of the leaders of this young team.
#5 Adam Larsson - 6'3/209lbs - 22 years old - Sweden - Third pairing defenseman
A developping year for the young defenseman who will need to keep improving.
#38 Jack Hillen - 5'11/200lbs - 29 years old - Minnesota, USA - 6th/7th defenseman
Mobile defensive defenseman, if he does a good first pass and keeps his game simple, he will be a starter.
#43 Matt Bartkowski - 6'1/202lbs - 27 years old - Pennsylvania, USA - 6th/7th defenseman
Will be expected to provide one of the lone physical presence on the blue line, but will not be a part of the starting lineup for all games.
#47 Michal Jordàn - 6'1/176lbs - 25 years old - Czech Republic - 6th/7th defenseman
Could be used for his good mobility and his ability to help the powerplay, but he starts the year behind a lot of names in the depth chart.
#2 Bruno Gervais - 6'1/200lbs - 31 years old - Longueuil, Quebec, Canada - AHL callup
Veteran presence in the AHL that could be used as an emergency callup

Danny Biega, Rasmus Rissanen, Keegan Lowe, Trevor Carrick, Dennis Robertson, Brett Pesce

Left Wing
#53 Jeff Skinner - 5'10/200lbs - 23 years old - Ontario, Canada - First line sniper
It is hard to believe that the 23-years-old Skinner will be one of the veterans on this team, but after scoring 37 goals in his 5th NHL season, he is bound to be the go-to-guy on this low-star-power offense.
#21 Brock McGinn - 6'0/180lbs - 21 years old - Ontario, Canada - Second line winger
The youngst McGinn brother scored 52 points with Charlotte in the AHL last year, and with Joe Nieuwendyk comparing him to Rick Nash, he will be given all the chances to succeed in the NHL this year. If he doesn't make it in the top 9, don't expect him to start the year in the NHL.
#18 Antoine Roussel - 6'0/200lbs - 25 years old - France - Third line winger
The sparkplug proved that 2013-14 was no fluke by posting the same numbers again for Dallas, 14 goals and 15 assists, in one fewer game. He can fight, he can agitate, he is solid on defense.
#15 Daniel Winnik - 6'2/209lbs - 30 years old - Ontario, Canada - Fourth line winger
A good skater, hard worker, solid defensively and can play all forward positions.
#25 Chris Terry - 510/194lbs - 26 years old - Ontario, Canada - Depth player
Terry is the wildcard for the Nordiques. He is a good playmaking winger who scored 25 points last year; he can feature on the second line and do the job if McGinn isn't ready, but he's not the player who will lead you to the next step.

Brendan Woods, Carter Sandlak, Erik Karlsson

Center
#14 Adam Henrique - 6'0/194lbs - 25 years old - Ontario, Canada - First line center
Missed 34 games last year with a fractured arm followed by a fractured shin, and he had a difficult year with only 23 points. He will have added pressure from being a key part in the Staal brothers deal, but he is a determined competitor with the mental fortitude to make it.
#20 Riley Nash - 6'1/191lbs - 26 years old - Alberta, Canada - Second line center
He had a solid 14 goals and 31 points last year, finally starting to show what the Edmonton Oilers saw when they made him a first round pick in 2007.
#11 Jacob Josefson - 6'0/189lbs - 24 years old - Sweden - Third line center
The Devils had been waiting for him to breakout for years, and it never came. His 13 points last year were a career high, but Quebec believes in his two-way ability and his poise at the center position.
#28 Kyle Brodziak - 6'2/211lbs - 31 years old - Alberta, Canada - Fourth line center
A versatile checking forward, he is far removed from his 22-goals season with the Wild, but he can still provide depth and play solid minutes on a smaller role.
#55 Brody Sutter - 6'4/191lbs - 23 years old - Alberta, Canada - Depth player
A big gritty western kid who is bound to make it to the NHL after graduating from the ECHL and AHL. He did well in a short stint with Carolina last year with 3 points in 7 games.
#23 Brad Malone - 6'1/207lbs - 26 years old - USA - Depth player
An utility forward who can effectively suit in a support role on the bottom lines.

Phil Di Giuseppe, Greg Nemisz

Right Wing
#12 Elias Lindholm - 6'1/205lbs - 20 years old - Sweden - 1st line winger
Showed last year why he was a 5th overall pick with a breakout season, scoring 24 goals and 58 points in 64 games. Joe Nieuwendyk raved about him, saying how he reminded him of his former teammate Jere Lehtinen or fellow swedish winger Loui Eriksson.
#13 Émile Poirier - 6'1/194lbs - 20 years old - Laval, Québec, Canada - 2nd line winger
It remains to be seen if Poirier can slot in out of camp in his first professionnal season, but with comparisons to Jiri Hudler and very high projections, Guy Boucher might be forced to let him into the lineup.
#22 Colton Sceviour - 6'0/194lbs - 26 years old - Alberta, Canada - 3rd line winger
An all-around winger who can fill any role required, had a good season last year with 21 points for Dallas.
#29 Matt Halischuk - 5'11/187lbs - 27 years old - Ontario, Canada - 4th line winger
#17 Patrick Brown - 6'1/207lbs - 23 years old - New York, USA - Depth forward
Could force his way higher into the lnieup if Poirier or Sceviour do not produce, as he proved he is above the AHL level last year with 55 points in 63 games. He has yet to play an NHL game in his young career.

Justin Shugg, Nick Betz

Top Prospects
1. LD Haydn Fleury - 6'3/198lbs - 19 years old - Saskatchewan, Canada - Red Deer Rebels (WHL)
2. RD Jérémy Roy - 6'0/187lbs - 18 years old - Richelieu, Quebec, Canada - Sherbrooke Phoenix (QMJHL)
3. RW Émile Poirier - 6'1/194lbs - 20 years old - Laval, Quebec, Canada - Quebec Nordiques (NHL)
4. LW Brock McGinn - 6'0/180lbs - 21 years old - Ontario, Canada - Quebec Nordiques (NHL)
5. RD Danny Biega - 6'0/205lbs - 23 years old - Montreal, Quebec, Canada - Charlotte Checkers (AHL)

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Old 04-26-2015, 09:15 PM   #7
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Nordiques acquire Foligno, ready for season opener

October 2nd 2015 - The Quebec Nordiques ended pre-season with a 1-1-2 record, and made a big move to improve their first line by acquiring Nick Foligno from the Columbus Blue Jackets. The gritty 27-years-old scored 21 goals and 48 points last year, but his 5,5M$ p/y contract for the next 5 years was too much for the Columbus Blue Jackets with the recent acquisition of Phil Kessel, Dion Phaneuf and Milan Michalek amounting to 19M$ p/y.

To Quebec : RW Nick Foligno
To Columbus : LW Chris Terry and the rights to LD Jaccob Slavin

Head coach Guy Boucher announced that the team will not be using a captain this year, and that five players will alternate wearing the A : Ron Hainsey, Adam Henrique, Zbynek Michalek, Justin Faulk and Elias Lindholm. The Nordiques will open the season with four road games, starting on October 8th in New Jersey.

#53 Jeff Skinner - #14 Adam Henrique [A] - #71 Nick Foligno
#21 Brock McGinn - #11 Jacob Josefson - #12 Elias Lindholm
#18 Antoine Roussel - #20 Riley Nash - #22 Colton Sceviour
#15 Daniel Winnik - #28 Kyle Brodziak - #29 Matt Halischuk

#27 Justin Faulk - #5 Adam Larsson
#4 Zbynek Michalek [A] - #7 Ryan Murphy
#65 Ron Hainsey [A] - #47 Michal Jordàn

#31 Anton Khudobin
#30 Matt Hackett

HEALTHY SCRATCH : #23 Brad Malone, #43 Matt Bartkowski, #38 Jack Hillen
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Old 04-26-2015, 09:39 PM   #8
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2015-16 Season Preview

Hockey News Prediction
1. Boston Bruins - MVP : C Patrice Bergeron
2. St. Louis Blues - MVP : RD Alex Pietrangelo, KEY ARRIVAL : G Devan Dubnyk
3. Montreal Canadiens - MVP : G Carey Price
4. Pittsburgh Penguins - MVP : C Sidney Crosby
5. Anaheim Ducks - MVP : C Ryan Getzlaf
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15. Quebec Nordiques - MVP : LW Jeff Skinner, KEY ARRIVAL : C Adam Henrique
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29. Buffalo Sabres - MVP : LW Evander Kane, KEY ARRIVAL : C Jack Eichel
30. Toronto Maple Leafs - MVP : G Jonathan Bernier, KEY ARRIVAL : LD Paul Martin

Top 5 Goalies
1. #31 Carey Price (Montreal)
2. #35 Pekka Rinne (Nashville)
3. #40 Tuukka Rask (Boston)
4. #30 Ben Bishop (Tampa Bay)
5. #30 Henrik Lundqvist (New York R)

Top 5 Defenseman
1. #6 Shea Weber (Nashville)
2. #8 Drew Doughty (Los Angeles)
3. #27 Alex Pietrangelo (St. Louis)
4. #23 Oliver Ekman-Larsson (Arizona)
5. #65 Erik Karlsson (Ottawa)

Top 5 Left Wingers
1. #14 Jamie Benn (Dallas)
2. #40 Henrik Zetterberg (Detroit)
3. #10 Patrick Sharp (Chicago)
4. #4 Taylor Hall (Edmonton)
5. #17 Jaden Schwartz (St. Louis)

Top 5 Centers
1. #87 Sidney Crosby (Pittsburgh)
2. #91 Steven Stamkos (Tampa Bay)
3. #19 Jonathan Toews (Chicago)
4. #91 John Tavares (New York I)
5. #15 Ryan Getzlaf (Anaheim)

Top 5 Right Wingers
1. #8 Alexander Ovechkin (Washington)
2. #88 Patrick Kane (Chicago)
3. #93 Jakub Voracek (Philadelphia)
4. #10 Corey Perry (Anaheim)
5. #81 Phil Kessel (Columbus)

Top 5 Prospects
1. #97 C Connor McDavid (Edmonton)
2. #88 G Andrei Vasilevsky (Tampa Bay)
3. #44 C Jack Eichel (Buffalo)
4. #29 C Leon Draisatl (Edmonton)
5. #23 C Sam Reinhart (Buffalo)

Preliminary 2016 NHL Entry Draft Top 5
1. C Auston Matthews - 6'1/198lbs - Arizona, USA - USNTDP (USHL)
2. RW Jesse Puljujärvi - 6'3/200lbs - Finland - Kärpät (FIN)
3. RD Kale Clague - 6'0/194lbs - Alberta, Canada - Brandon Wheat Kings (WHL)
4. LD Jakob Chychrun - 6'3/198lbs - Canada - Sarnia Sting (OHL)
5. LW Max Jones - 6'2/194lbs - New York, USA - USNTDP (USHL)
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Old 04-29-2015, 07:40 PM   #9
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Quebec wins opening game

October 7th 2015 - The Quebec Nordiques couldn't have hoped for a better opening game to their new franchise history. A french player acquired through the summer, Antoine Roussel, scored the first goal barely a minute and thirty-eight seconds into the game. With the crowd still roaring with excitement from the start of the game, Roussel stole the puck away from Devils' defenseman Éric Gélinas, his former junior teammate in Chicoutimi, before immediately shooting it past Cory Schneider's glove.

It was then a story of goaltender Anton Khudobin frustrating Devils' forwards, including Jordan Staal who had four shots in the loss. Khudobin was the first star of the game with 25 saves on 26 shots.

Game 1 Summary

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Old 04-29-2015, 11:17 PM   #10
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You cause mixed feelings for me. I want to root against you for taking away the Hurricanes, but at the same time I can't really root against the players that are still on the team since they played here.

Did you realign the divisions so that Quebec can play in the same division with Montreal or are they stuck in the Metro still? (Mulling a bit with the scenario here, you could swap Quebec and Columbus with the Florida teams and come out with reasonable divisions that preserve all the major rivalries)

And why couldn't you have moved Arizona or Florida instead? :P
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Old 04-30-2015, 01:42 AM   #11
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You cause mixed feelings for me. I want to root against you for taking away the Hurricanes, but at the same time I can't really root against the players that are still on the team since they played here.

Did you realign the divisions so that Quebec can play in the same division with Montreal or are they stuck in the Metro still? (Mulling a bit with the scenario here, you could swap Quebec and Columbus with the Florida teams and come out with reasonable divisions that preserve all the major rivalries)

And why couldn't you have moved Arizona or Florida instead? :P

It's hard, having a home-state team while also knowing that they are (deservedly so) a prime candidate for contraction/relocation/etc.

(My "ideal NHL" scenario sees Arizona, Florida, Nashville/Carolina, and Columbus folded while adding Seattle to the west and Quebec to the East for a 4x7 setup.)
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Old 04-30-2015, 05:07 PM   #12
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You cause mixed feelings for me. I want to root against you for taking away the Hurricanes, but at the same time I can't really root against the players that are still on the team since they played here.

Did you realign the divisions so that Quebec can play in the same division with Montreal or are they stuck in the Metro still? (Mulling a bit with the scenario here, you could swap Quebec and Columbus with the Florida teams and come out with reasonable divisions that preserve all the major rivalries)

And why couldn't you have moved Arizona or Florida instead? :P

I totally understand what you mean, just like I could never see myself cheering for the Washington Nationales in baseball.

I chose the Hurricanes over Florida and Phoenix simply because I liked the idea of trading away the Staal brothers and building around Lindholm, Skinner, Faulk and Murphy.

I wish I could have figured out an easy way to switch the Blue Jackets and Nordiques' divisions, but I was scared of unstabilizing the game data. So we're stuck on the métro division. Hopefully luck allows us to build a rivalry with Montréal nonetheless.

I wish I could have used an expansion feature, but there's none yet.
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Old 04-30-2015, 08:41 PM   #13
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Nordiques lose first game before returning home

October 14th 2015 - There were some concerns in Quebec City about opening the season with four away games, but the team could hardly have come out with a better start. Helped by stellar play by goaltender Anton Khudobin, the Nordiques shutout the Bruins 3-0 in their second game and beat the Panthers 2-1 in their third game, before losing to the Rangers in the last of the away-stand.

Mats Zuccarello scored his second goal of the night, his fifth of the season already, with less than 5 minutes to go after a penalty to Adam Henrique, to lead the Rangers to a 2-1 win. The hero of the game was Henrik Lundqvist, who helped completely shutdown the Nordiques' nine powerplay opportunities, stopping 38 out of 39 shots along the way.

Head coach Guy Boucher has already announced that Khudobin will be in nets for the home opener against the Arizona Coyotes.

Game 2 Summary
Game 3 Summary
Game 4 Summary
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Old 04-30-2015, 08:51 PM   #14
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Arcobello ruins opening night in Quebec

October 16th 2015 - Nobody would have placed a bet on the unlikely scenario that played out at the home opener of the Quebec Nordiques in the new Centre Vidéotron. Facing the Arizona Coyotes, the Nordiques went into the third period with a one-goal lead before allowing three straight goals, on their way to a 6-4 loss.

Most surprising in the loss was the first star of the game, Mark Arcobello. The Coyotes' small American forward, who had been held pointless in the first four games of his team, recored a career-high five assists in the win.

After four stellar games, Anton Khudobin showed signs of weakness in the third period of the game, allowing three goals on seven shots including a weak five-hole wrister from the faceoff circle by Joe Vitale to win the game.

Matt Hackett will get the start against the Colorado Avalanche in the first of back-to-back games on friday.

Game 5 Summary
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Old 05-04-2015, 09:49 PM   #15
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Momentum lost

November 1st 2015 - The new era of the Quebec Nordiques started well early in the season, but things got sour in the last weeks as the team has accumulated seven losses in their last eight games to finish the month of October only three points above last place in the Eastern Conference.

If there is a positive in this sequence though, it is that their only win in this difficult strech came against the Western Conference leading and Stanley Cup defending St. Louis Blues, as the Nordiques were led by a hat trick from Jeff Skinner in route to a 5-3 victory.

Zbynek Michalek missed the last game with an olecranon bursitis, and is expected to be back in the lineup in the first week of November. During the difficult stretch, head coach reunited his offensive forces on a first line led by Jeff Skinner, Adam Henrique and Elias Lindholm.

Anton Khudobin was the Labatt Bleue player of the month for October for Quebec. Leaguewide, Capitals' center Niklas Bäckström was the NHL Offensive Player of the Month with 4 goals and 12 assists in 11 games. Montreal goaltender Carey Price was the NHL Defensive Player of the Month with 7 wins and 2 shutouts in 8 games. David Pastrnàk of the Philadelphia Flyers was NHL Rookie of the Month with 5 goals and 3 assists in 9 games.

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************************************************************************************************ National Hockey League - Sunday November 1st 2015 ************************************************************************************************ ================================================================================================ 2015-16 NHL Standings ================================================================================================ Eastern Conference Pos Team GP W L O-SL Pct GF GA Pts ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st **Lightning 13 9 3 1 0.731 53 31 19 2nd **Capitals 11 7 4 0 0.636 36 27 14 3rd *Canadiens 11 8 3 0 0.727 35 25 16 4th *Penguins 11 7 4 0 0.636 37 31 14 5th *Panthers 12 6 4 2 0.583 29 30 14 6th *Rangers 10 6 3 1 0.650 30 21 13 7th Blue Jackets 10 6 3 1 0.650 34 27 13 8th Devils 11 5 4 2 0.545 32 33 12 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9th Maple Leafs 10 6 4 0 0.600 29 24 12 10th Senators 13 5 6 2 0.462 39 46 12 11th Flyers 9 5 4 0 0.556 27 25 10 12th Islanders 10 5 5 0 0.500 24 31 10 13th Sabres 11 5 6 0 0.455 28 36 10 14th Nordiques 11 4 7 0 0.364 25 28 8 15th Red Wings 10 3 6 1 0.350 22 34 7 16th Bruins 9 2 6 1 0.278 19 29 5 Western Conference Pos Team GP W L O-SL Pct GF GA Pts ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st **Blues 12 9 3 0 0.750 40 29 18 2nd **Sharks 12 7 3 2 0.667 33 28 16 3rd *Avalanche 11 8 3 0 0.727 42 29 16 4th *Flames 11 7 3 1 0.682 37 32 15 5th *Ducks 11 6 3 2 0.636 31 33 14 6th *Stars 10 6 3 1 0.650 32 28 13 7th Predators 10 6 3 1 0.650 25 23 13 8th Wild 10 6 4 0 0.600 33 26 12 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9th Kings 11 5 6 0 0.455 31 32 10 10th Coyotes 13 5 8 0 0.385 32 47 10 11th Oilers 13 3 8 2 0.308 36 47 8 12th Canucks 11 3 7 1 0.318 31 41 7 13th Blackhawks 12 3 9 0 0.250 29 41 6 14th Jets 11 2 9 0 0.182 22 39 4 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Goals ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP G ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Jonathan Drouin Lightning 13 10 2nd Jonathan Huberdeau Panthers 12 9 3rd Evgeni Malkin Penguins 11 9 4th Jordan Eberle Oilers 13 9 5th Sidney Crosby Penguins 11 9 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Assists ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP A ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Nicklas Backstrom Capitals 11 12 2nd David Perron Penguins 11 12 3rd Tyler Johnson Lightning 13 10 4th Clarke MacArthur Senators 13 10 5th Jaden Schwartz Blues 12 10 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Points ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP G-A-PTS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Jonathan Drouin Lightning 13 10-8-18 2nd Jonathan Huberdeau Panthers 12 9-7-16 3rd Steven Stamkos Lightning 13 8-8-16 4th Nicklas Backstrom Capitals 11 4-12-16 5th Evgeni Malkin Penguins 11 9-6-15 6th Marcus Johansson Capitals 11 6-9-15 7th David Perron Penguins 11 3-12-15 8th Alexander Ovechkin Capitals 11 8-6-14 9th Taylor Hall Oilers 13 6-8-14 10th Sean Monahan Flames 11 5-9-14 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Defenseman Points ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP G-A-PTS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Ryan Murray Blue Jackets 10 4-6-10 2nd Ryan McDonagh Rangers 10 4-6-10 3rd Alex Pietrangelo Blues 12 2-8-10 4th P.K. Subban Canadiens 11 4-5-9 5th Ryan Suter Wild 10 0-9-9 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Rookie Points ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP G-A-PTS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Bo Horvat Canucks 11 4-7-11 2nd David Pastrnak Flyers 9 5-3-8 3rd Riley Barber Capitals 11 5-2-7 4th Connor McDavid Oilers 13 0-7-7 5th Anthony Duclair Kings 11 3-3-6 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Goaltender SV% (Min 5 games) ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP W-L-T GAA SV% SO --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Carey Price Canadiens 8 7-1-0 1.74 .944 2 2nd Henrik Lundqvist Rangers 7 5-1-1 1.56 .941 2 3rd Pekka Rinne Predators 8 5-2-1 1.95 .936 0 4th Jonathan Bernier Maple Leafs 9 6-3-0 2.01 .928 0 5th Jaroslav Halak Islanders 9 5-3-0 2.23 .928 0 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Quebec Nordiques Stats ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP G-A-PTS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Adam Henrique Nordiques 11 1-7-8 2nd Ryan Murphy Nordiques 11 3-4-7 3rd Jeff Skinner Nordiques 11 4-2-6 4th Elias Lindholm Nordiques 11 2-4-6 5th Jacob Josefson Nordiques 11 3-2-5 6th Nick Foligno Nordiques 11 2-3-5 7th Brock McGinn Nordiques 11 3-1-4 8th Colton Sceviour Nordiques 11 3-0-3 9th Antoine Roussel Nordiques 11 1-2-3 10th Ron Hainsey Nordiques 11 1-2-3 11th Riley Nash Nordiques 9 0-3-3 12th Justin Faulk Nordiques 11 0-3-3 13th Michal Jordan Nordiques 9 0-2-2 14th Adam Larsson Nordiques 11 0-2-2 15th Matt Halischuk Nordiques 11 0-2-2 16th Zbynek Michalek Nordiques 10 1-0-1 17th Daniel Winnik Nordiques 11 1-0-1 18th Matt Bartkowski Nordiques 2 0-0-0 19th Jack Hillen Nordiques 1 0-0-0 20th Brad Malone Nordiques 2 0-0-0 21st Kyle Brodziak Nordiques 11 0-0-0 Pos Player Team GP W-L-T GAA SV% SO --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Anton Khudobin Nordiques 10 4-6-0 2.39 .911 1 2nd Matt Hackett Nordiques 1 0-1-0 4.00 .810 0 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Charlotte Checkers Stats ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP G-A-PTS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Emile Poirier Charlotte 8 6-3-9 2nd Phil Di Giuseppe Charlotte 8 3-5-8 3rd Trevor Carrick Charlotte 8 1-5-6 4th Erik Karlsson Charlotte 8 3-2-5 5th Patrick Brown Charlotte 8 2-3-5 6th Danny Biega Charlotte 3 1-4-5 7th Nick Betz Charlotte 8 2-2-4 8th Brody Sutter Charlotte 8 2-2-4 9th Bruno Gervais Charlotte 8 1-3-4 10th Brendan Woods Charlotte 8 0-4-4 11th Greg Nemisz Charlotte 8 2-1-3 12th Carter Sandlak Charlotte 8 1-1-2 13th Keegan Lowe Charlotte 8 0-2-2 14th Rasmus Rissanen Charlotte 8 0-2-2 16th John Muse Charlotte 1 0-0-0 17th Dennis Robertson Charlotte 8 0-0-0 18th Justin Shugg Charlotte 8 0-0-0 Pos Player Team GP W-L-T GAA SV% SO --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Drew MacIntyre Charlotte 8 5-3-0 2.29 .924 1 2nd John Muse Charlotte 1 0-0-0 5.45 .842 0
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Nordiques call up Poirier to face Flames

November 23rd 2015 - The Quebec Nordiques have called up promising young winger Émile Poirier from the AHL Charlotte Checkers in time for a regular season game against the Calgary Flames. Poirier will therefore be playing his first career NHL game this week, against the team that drafted him into the NHL in the first round of the 2013 Entry Draft, before trading him home to Quebec.

Poirier will suit up on the right side of the first line, where Elias Lindholm has been moved to center, with Jeff Skinner remaining on the left wing. Adam Henrique will patrol the second line with Nick Foligno and Brock McGinn on his wings, while Jacob Josefson will be flanked by Antoine Roussel and Colton Sceviour.

The Nordiques currently sit 14th in the Eastern Conference with a
8-12-1 record.

Game 12 Predators H NHL 3-1
Game 13 Predators A NHL 1-4
Game 14 Maple Leafs A NHL 1-2
Game 15 Senators A NHL 3-4
Game 16 Stars H NHL 2-1
Game 17 Rangers A NHL 2-5
Game 18 Blackhawks H NHL 3-1
Game 19 Blues A NHL 2-3
Game 20 Canucks A NHL 4-3
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Young Poirier helps Nordiques take off with three straight wins

December 1st 2015 - The amount of energy a young rookie playing for his home team can change the face of a franchise. Émile Poirier has been bringing this kind of energy in his first three career NHL games, helping the Nordiques to three straight wins with solid performances every night, amassing three assists along the way.

With these three wins, the Nordiques are getting close to a .500 record, and have now upgraded their standing up to the 10th place in the Eastern Conference.

Adam Henrique was named the Labatt Bleue player of the month for Quebec in November. Henrique scored 5 goals and added 9 assists for 14 points in 13 games during that period. The 25-years-old centre has at least a point in each of his last 7 games. He has averaged 23:32TOI during that time.

Patrice Bergeron of the Boston Bruins was the NHL offensive player of the month with 6 goals and 12 assists in 13 games. Goaltender Pekka Rinne of the Nashville Predators won the award for defensive player with 8 wins in 12 games, including two shutouts. Defenseman Shea Theodore of the Anaheim Ducks scored 1 goal and added 7 assists in 8 games to earn rookie of the month honors.

The Nordiques will start the month of December in Brooklyn to face the Islanders, before travelling to Montreal for the long awaited first phase of the Battle of Quebec against the Canadiens.

Game 22 Flames A NHL 3-1
Game 23 Maple Leafs H NHL 3-1
Game 24 Capitals A NHL 3-1

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************************************************************************************************ National Hockey League - Tuesday December 1st 2015 ************************************************************************************************ ================================================================================================ 2015-16 NHL Standings ================================================================================================ Eastern Conference Pos Team GP W L O-SL Pct GF GA Pts ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st **Lightning 24 18 5 1 0.771 92 51 37 2nd **Blue Jackets 24 17 6 1 0.729 84 59 35 3rd *Rangers 23 14 6 3 0.674 72 55 31 4th *Canadiens 23 13 7 3 0.630 64 54 29 5th *Flyers 23 13 8 2 0.609 71 64 28 6th *Red Wings 23 11 9 3 0.543 68 67 25 7th Capitals 24 13 10 1 0.563 70 64 27 8th Penguins 24 12 9 3 0.563 76 71 27 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9th Maple Leafs 24 11 12 1 0.479 62 66 23 10th Nordiques 24 11 12 1 0.479 57 58 23 11th Panthers 25 10 12 3 0.460 60 76 23 12th Sabres 26 11 14 1 0.442 64 82 23 13th Senators 25 10 13 2 0.440 71 92 22 14th Bruins 22 10 11 1 0.477 58 67 21 15th Devils 23 9 11 3 0.457 64 76 21 16th Islanders 23 9 12 2 0.435 60 76 20 Western Conference Pos Team GP W L O-SL Pct GF GA Pts ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st **Sharks 25 18 5 2 0.760 78 55 38 2nd **Avalanche 24 16 7 1 0.688 78 60 33 3rd *Stars 23 14 6 3 0.674 70 60 31 4th *Wild 23 14 8 1 0.630 67 57 29 5th *Ducks 24 13 9 2 0.583 71 70 28 6th *Flames 24 13 9 2 0.583 71 65 28 7th Blues 25 14 10 1 0.580 75 73 29 8th Canucks 25 11 9 5 0.540 82 85 27 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9th Predators 24 11 10 3 0.521 62 57 25 10th Kings 25 10 13 2 0.440 62 71 22 11th Coyotes 25 10 13 2 0.440 66 84 22 12th Blackhawks 25 10 15 0 0.400 64 71 20 13th Jets 24 8 15 1 0.354 60 81 17 14th Oilers 26 7 17 2 0.308 70 102 16 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Goals ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP G ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Vladimir Tarasenko Blues 25 19 2nd Jonathan Drouin Lightning 24 18 3rd Patrick Kane Blackhawks 25 17 4th Evgeni Malkin Penguins 24 16 5th Mats Zuccarello Rangers 23 16 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Assists ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP A ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st David Perron Penguins 24 19 2nd Ryan Suter Wild 23 19 3rd Jaden Schwartz Blues 25 18 4th Nicklas Bäckström Capitals 24 18 5th Ryan Johansen Blue Jackets 24 17 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Points ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP G-A-PTS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Evgeny Malkin Penguins 24 16-14-30 2nd Jonathan Drouin Lightning 24 18-11-29 3rd Joe Pavelski Sharks 25 14-14-28 4th Steven Stamkos Lightning 24 13-15-28 5th Jaden Schwartz Blues 25 10-18-28 6th Phil Kessel Blue Jackets 24 13-14-27 7th Taylor Hall Oilers 26 12-14-26 8th Vladimir Tarasenko Blues 25 19-6-25 9th Jonathan Huberdeau Panthers 25 12-13-25 10th Jamie Benn Stars 23 11-14-25 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Defenseman Points ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP G-A-PTS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Alex Pietrangelo Blues 25 5-16-21 2nd Marc-Édouard Vlasic Sharks 25 7-14-21 3rd Ryan Suter Wild 23 1-19-20 4th Ryan Murray Blue Jackets 24 8-10-18 5th Kristopher Letang Penguins 24 3-15-18 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Rookie Points ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP G-A-PTS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st David Pastrnak Flyers 23 7-6-13 2nd Bo Horvat Canucks 24 5-8-13 3rd Anthony Duclair Kings 24 7-5-12 4th Connor McDavid Oilers 25 2-10-12 5th Max Domi Coyotes 23 7-4-11 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Goaltender SV% (Min 10 games) ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP W-L-T GAA SV% SO --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Pekka Rinne Predators 20 10-6-3 1.68 .944 1 2nd Carey Price Canadiens 18 11-4-3 1.82 .942 3 3rd Ben Bishop Lightning 14 10-3-1 1.97 .932 1 4th Henrik Lundqvist Rangers 17 10-4-3 2.15 .925 2 5th Michael Hutchinson Jets 16 8-7-0 2.55 .924 0 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Quebec Nordiques Stats ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP G-A-PTS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Adam Henrique Nordiques 24 6-16-22 2nd Jeff Skinner Nordiques 24 8-8-16 3rd Nick Foligno Nordiques 24 9-6-15 4th Elias Lindholm Nordiques 24 8-6-14 5th Ryan Murphy Nordiques 24 3-9-12 6th Justin Faulk Nordiques 24 1-11-12 7th Brock McGinn* Nordiques 24 5-4-9 8th Antoine Roussel Nordiques 24 2-5-7 9th Jacob Josefson Nordiques 24 4-2-6 10th Ron Hainsey Nordiques 24 2-4-6 11th Colton Sceviour Nordiques 24 5-0-5 12th Matt Bartkowski Nordiques 15 1-4-5 13th Adam Larsson Nordiques 24 0-5-5 14th Riley Nash Nordiques 16 0-4-4 15th Zbynek Michalek Nordiques 17 2-1-3 16th Daniel Winnik Nordiques 24 1-2-3 17th Emile Poirier* Nordiques 3 0-3-3 18th Michal Jordan Nordiques 19 0-2-2 19th Matt Halischuk Nordiques 24 0-2-2 20th Matt Hackett Nordiques 5 0-0-0 21st Anton Khudobin Nordiques 19 0-0-0 22nd Brad Malone# Nordiques 4 0-0-0 23rd Jack Hillen Nordiques 4 0-0-0 24th Kyle Brodziak Nordiques 18 0-0-0 Pos Player Team GP W-L-T GAA SV% SO --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Anton Khudobin Nordiques 19 9-9-1 2.26 .917 1 2nd Matt Hackett Nordiques 5 2-3-0 2.98 .891 0 ================================================================================================ 2015-16 Charlotte Checkers Stats ================================================================================================ Pos Player Team GP G-A-PTS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Emile Poirier# Charlotte 16 10-6-16 2nd Erik Karlsson Charlotte 19 6-9-15 3rd Brendan Woods Charlotte 19 2-10-12 4th Danny Biega Charlotte 14 4-7-11 5th Phil Di Giuseppe Charlotte 13 4-6-10 6th Trevor Carrick Charlotte 19 1-8-9 7th Patrick Brown Charlotte 19 5-3-8 8th Nick Betz Charlotte 19 4-3-7 9th Frederic Gamelin Charlotte 8 3-4-7 10th Rasmus Rissanen Charlotte 19 1-6-7 11th Luke Lockhart Charlotte 8 3-3-6 12th Greg Nemisz Charlotte 19 3-3-6 13th Brett Pesce Charlotte 10 2-3-5 14th Bruno Gervais Charlotte 10 1-4-5 15th Brad Malone Charlotte 2 1-4-5 16th Dennis Robertson Charlotte 18 2-2-4 17th Brody Sutter Charlotte 19 2-2-4 18th Carter Sandlak Charlotte 19 2-2-4 19th Justin Shugg Charlotte 19 1-2-3 20th Keegan Lowe Charlotte 19 0-2-2 21st Nick Esposto Charlotte 7 0-1-1 22nd Drew MacIntyre Charlotte 19 0-0-0 23rd John Muse Charlotte 2 0-0-0 24th Carlos Amestoy Charlotte 4 0-0-0 Pos Player Team GP W-L-T GAA SV% SO --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1st Drew MacIntyre Charlotte 19 12-7-0 2.58 .915 1 2nd John Muse Charlotte 2 0-0-0 6.12 .792 0

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