@TJM_PlayByPlay@SteveMcLean888 If there has to be a ranking done up for these, the jersey that should be known as the best has to be Anaheim, especially with the Mighty Ducks design. As for the worst, it should be Vancouver, for how dark it turned out to be, when you factor in the two shades of blue used.
@TJM_PlayByPlay@SteveMcLean888 Though I can see Calgary’s hometown remix jersey having a little more reminiscence to the Kansas City Chiefs jerseys, than the Saddledome. To give it more of a Saddledome inspiring look, have the gold be placed at the sleeves, similar to how Detroit and Pittsburgh do it.
@JonKeenNLSports Unless the Calgary Flames will be taking this scoreboard with them to the new arena, and they probably will, I hope the Newfoundland Regiment looks into buying it, in order to upgrade what the Mary Brown’s Centre currently has, in lieu of the 2031 Memorial Cup bid.
@MonctonWildcast@Jeremy_Boucher Good wins from Rouyn-Noranda and Val-d’Or today, to allow the QMJHL to get a pair of wins over the OHL head-to-head this season, alongside Newfoundland’s two wins back in the preseason, so good for the Q in picking it up.
@SteveMcLean888@cbepbp@SteveClarkMedia The Q is 2-0 in regular season head-to-head matchups versus the O so far, and if you factor in the preseason, 4-1, so nice to see them cutting the slack from last season, where the latter league completed the sweep.
The Newfoundland Regiment took two of three from the Saginaw Spirit back in August, and just today, both the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies and Val-d’Or Foreurs recorded wins over the Sudbury Wolves and North Bay Battalion respectively
@SteveMcLean888@cbepbp@SteveClarkMedia The Q is 2-0 in regular season head-to-head matchups versus the O so far, and if you factor in the preseason, 4-1, so nice to see them cutting the slack from last season, where the latter league completed the sweep.
@IamCanadaON@DMin0es@NotTheJoeMarino Barely any room in the salary cap as well, unless Leon Draisaitl and a couple other depth players are involved, and there are no plans to trade him, so they have to be ruled out, meaning Montreal is the only contending Canadian team with moderate space.
A desperately needed win for the @nlregiment, as they shutout the @IslandersHKY 3-0, backed by Louis-Antoine Denault’s 36 save performance, making him the first goaltender in team history since the relocation with multiple shutouts in a season. #QMJHL
@epicBryanWilson@DingerBets@AGBRSports Plus, Edmoton and Toronto, because of the salary cap constraints, so Montreal is hypothetically the only Canadian team with a chance to get him.
@cbepbp Looks like the Cape Breton Eagles will join the Moncton Wildcats and Chicoutimi Sagueneens in going to St. John’s, and face the Regiment when they host a themed night that features a former hockey team that played there.
Newfoundland Growlers night, hosted by the Regiment, will reportedly be set for Saturday December 5th, when the Cape Breton Eagles are in town, and former players such as captain James Melindy and Marcus Power will be there.
Newfoundland Growlers night, hosted by the Regiment, will reportedly be set for Saturday December 5th, when the Cape Breton Eagles are in town, and former players such as captain James Melindy and Marcus Power will be there.
@LDsportsniagara@SteveClarkMedia Brampton as the home team for both will be a reason, because putting in the Steelheads, expected to be a lottery team again this season, might not be the best idea. The Guelph Storm and Ottawa 67s facing each other there would be a better draw right now.
Add Dominion, Newfoundland’s version of the Real Canadian Superstore grocery store chain, and JAG, the hotel in St. John’s located on George Street, as sponsors for the bid.
The @nlregiment’s intention to bid for the 2031 Memorial Cup is confirmed to be going ahead, which as of this point will make them the frontrunner to host that edition of the tournament. @MaryBrowns will also reportedly pay a primary sponsorship fee to the CHL to make it happen.
…to host it, as this is going to be used to make sure a necessarily competitive St. John’s team lasts longer in the Q, and the greater corporate presence the city has over most teams in the league, will have the CHL see this as a necessary decision.
Time for an honest take on some QMJHL Maritimes forum controversy, with Jack Bauer, an administrator of the site, being the focal point. Yes, Moncton should be in front of the line for the Memorial Cup…
In retrospect, Jack Bauer will want to stay neutral, and see the bigger picture, because when you prepare for 2031, unless Moncton is bidding for it, and that might not be guaranteed, do expect the Newfoundland Regiment be next in line…