Providence Bruins at Laval Rocket 1 Nov 7pm
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End of 1st, Rocket 1-0. Will begin 2nd with some PP time.
Providence leads 12-4 in shots.
Providence leads 12-4 in shots.
promote the entire lot of 'em!Arseneau, Xhekaj and Tuch are a handful
This era's Michael Ryder
That is his greatest selling point and he's one of those guys adversaries don't particularly enjoy playing against.
Yes but Beck has a powerful stride. He plays like an NHLer...
Who discovered Connor Hughes? So far so good
It's not his skating for sure.
I've been used to seeing his line playing in the proper end of the rink.
Not much chemistry so far.
Not sure who thought of the idea of signing Hughes but played in in Switzerland last year. They would have seem him a few times when his team played against Reinbacher and Rohrer.
Not much to write home about after 27 minutes, but the team is limiting the chances and protecting the lead. You can see this is a confident bunch right now, they're playing very loose and relaxed.
I would like to see Simoneau to get a game this year in MTL, he deserve it, no other player on both our NHL and AHL team give more intensity on the ice.
