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SDTV's Nathan White announces the winners of the 2012 Advocate Printing Paint the Town Blue contest. Fans all over the Greater Saint John area decorated their homes and businesses in Sea Dogs blue, including posters provided by Advocate Printing. Entrants posted photos of their displays to the team's official Facebook page (www.facebook.com/sjseadogs), with the three highest totals of "Likes" in each category (home/business) winning the following prizes: First Prize: 2012-13 Season Flex Package (includes 34 pre-paid ticket vouchers that can be redeemed for any game in any combination, along with all season-ticket holder benefits) Business winner - Steve's Renovations Home winner - Andrea Kane Second Prize: 10-voucher Flex Package Business Winner: Piece O' Cake Custom Creations Home Winner: Ernie Arsenault Third Prize: $50 Gift Certificate for merchandise from the Sea Dog Styles store Business Winner: Key Industries Home Winner: Sam White

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SEA DOGS BEAT OCEANIC IN DOUBLE OVERTIME Audio by Tim Roszell.. Additional video provided by Rogers Sportsnet The Saint John Sea Dogs got off to a roaring start but needed double overtime to finish off the Rimouski Oceanic in Game 1 of the President's Cup final. Saint John scored twice in the first 72 seconds then needed more than 89 minutes before Zack Phillips shovelled in a rebound at 10:18 of double overtime to the delight of a sellout crowd of 6238 at Harbour Station. Nathan Beaulieu and Tomas Jurco scored 27 seconds apart on the opening two shifts and Mathieu Corbeil made 37 saves for the win. Phillips and Jurco each added assists as the Dogs moved one step closer to repeating as Quebec Major Junior Hockey League champions. Alex Belzile scored a power-play goal and set up Peter Trainor's man-advantage marker in the second period to even things up and force overtime. Jacob Chouinard made 36 saves in a losing cause. The Sea Dogs scored on their first shot of the game just 45 seconds in. Phillips sent a pass from the right wing to Beaulieu in the slot, his shot beat Chouinard and the already deafening crowd got even louder. Charlie Coyle had the other assist on the fourth of the playoffs for Beaulieu, who was wearing the captain's 'C' in place of the suspended Jonathan Huberdeau. As that goal was being announced Jurco, threw a low shot on net from the right-wing faceoff circle that got past Chouinard to make it 2-0. Stanislav Galiev and Danick Gauthier picked up <b>...</b>

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GALIEV SENDS DOGS BACK TO FINAL - Audio by Tim Roszell News 88.9 & Nathan White Stanislav Galiev's overtime goal gave the Saint John Sea Dogs a 4-3 win over the Chicoutimi Sagueneens Saturday and booked them a spot in their third straight President's Cup final. Galiev also scored in regulation, Zack Phillips had a goal and an assist and Charlie Coyle tallied the other Saint John goal as the Sea Dogs captured the best-of-seven Quebec Major Junior Hockey League semifinal series in five games. Mathieu Corbeil made 38 saves, several of them in spectacular fashion, to earn the win in the Saint John net. Steve Lebel figured in on all three Chicoutimi goals, scoring one and setting up singles by Dominic Poulin and Yoan Pinette. Christopher Gibson had 39 saves in a losing cause for the Sagueneens. Sagueneens captain Gabriel Vermette turned in an outstanding two-way effort, setting up the tying goal late in the third period, and putting his body on the line to save at least three sure goals. The Dogs were down a man early when Danick Gauthier was called for slashing at 2:40 of the first. Chicoutimi had a chance when Jeremy Gregoire got in behind the defence, but Corbeil made the pad save and stood tall on the rebound try by Etienne Brodeur as well. The Sea Dogs then got the benefit of a fortunate bounce on a power play of their own at 7:40. Gauthier's one-timer from the right-wing circle deflected off defender Gabriel Bourret towards Coyle in front, then off the red-hot forward <b>...</b>

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Audio by Tim Roszell News 88.9 QMJHL 2012 President Cup Semi-Finals Game 2 Highlights

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SEA DOGS EDGE OCEANIC AGAIN - Audio Tim Roszell News 88.9 - Video Merrill's Vision Charlie Coyle set a new team record for playoff scoring as the Saint John Sea Dogs seized a 2-0 lead in the President's Cup final with a 3-2 win in Game 2 Saturday. Coyle scored a short-handed penalty shot goal, and set up a power-play marker by Tomas Jurco to increase his Quebec Major Junior Hockey League-best points total to 32. That's one more than the mark set by Michael Kirkpatrick in 2010. Danick Gauthier also scored for the Sea Dogs and Mathieu Corbeil made 14 saves for the win. Petr Straka had both Rimouski goals and Jacob Chouinard stopped 29 in a losing cause. Corbeil got some help from the goaltender's best friend in the first period. A minute into the game, Straka ripped a wrist shot off the post to Corbeil's left. The fans were once again on their feet and into the game from the opening faceoff. Charles Roussel delivered two big hits in quick succession in the sixth minute to pump them up even more. First the overage defenceman drilled Straka into the Dogs bench, then later in the shift he levelled Peter Trainor at the blueline. With less than five minutes to go in the opening frame the Oceanic hit the post again. This time is was a trailing Casey Babineau ringing a shot off the pipe to Corbeil's right. The Sea Dogs outshot Rimouski 14-4 in the first period and their best chance may have been a Nathan Beaulieu breakaway as he jumped out of the penalty box to rejoin play with a <b>...</b>

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DOGS DOWN DRAKKAR IN OPENER The best-of-seven series continues Saturday, with Game 2 set for 7 pm at Harbour Station. Tickets are available at the Harbour Station box office, by calling 506-657-1234 or online at www.tickets.harbourstation.ca. Stephen MacAulay's two quick goals in the second period broke open a close game as the Saint John Sea Dogs beat the Baie-Comeau Drakkar 9-3 in Game 1 of their President's Cup quarter-final. MacAulay scored two goals 33 seconds apart, setting the stage for markers from Zack Phillips and Stanislav Galiev as the Dogs turned a 2-2 tie into a 6-2 lead in the span of just over eight minutes. Phillips added another goal and two assists, Galiev also had two assists, and linemate Charlie Coyle notched a goal and two assists to become the first player in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League playoffs with 10 goals. Ryan Tesink had a goal and two assists, Tomas Jurco notched a goal and a helper, Danick Gauthier tallied a single, and Charles Roussel had two assists. Mathieu Corbeil made 20 saves for the win. Carl Gelinas bagged a pair for Baie-Comeau, with two assists from Samuel Carrier. Lukas Cingel added a single and Philippe Cadorette turned away 19 of 27 shots in the loss before giving way to Jimmy Appleby, who stopped four of five in relief. The game was scoreless for much of the first period until Coyle finished a passing play with Phillips and Roussel to break the deadlock at 17:49. The big American deposited his own rebound as he was <b>...</b>

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Sea Dogs TV with newest forward Charlie Coyle who had his first practice with the Sea Dogs today. Coyle signed as a free agent with the Sea Dogs just prior to his start with Team USA at the World Juniors. Catch him as well as Jonathan Huberdeau, Nathan Beaulieu and Tomas Jurco this coming thursday night when they host Shawinigan & Brandon Gormley at 7pm. To Buy tickets phone 657-1234 or visit www.harbourstation.ca. For the latest in Sea Dogs TV be sure to subscribe to Sea Dogs TV or follow the team on Facebook and/or Twitter

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A Marriage Proposal during the Subway Shuffle in the 1st Game of the Saint John Sea Dogs QMJHL 2012 Semi-Finals on April 20th 2012.

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SEA DOGS SINK SAGS IN SEMIFINAL OPENER Audio provided by Tim Roszell News 88.9 The teams renew acquaintances with Game 2 set for 3 pm Sunday in Saint John. Tickets are available at the Harbour Station box office, and can also be purchased by calling 506-657-1234 or online at www.tickets.harbourstation.ca. he Saint John Sea Dogs scored three goals in the third period to break open a close, hard-hitting Game 1 of their President's Cup semifinal series with the Chicoutimi Sagueneens. Stanislav Galiev, Jonathan Huberdeau, Danick Gauthier scored in the three-goal third, turning a 1-1 deadlock into a 4-1 lead in less than nine minutes. Pierre Durepos had the other Saint John goal, Kevin Gagne racked up three assists and Charlie Coyle chipped in two helpers. Mathieu Corbeil made 24 saves to earn the win and first star honours ahead of second star Galiev, who had an assist to go with his goal. Mathieu Gagnon scored for Chicoutimi and Christopher Gibson was named third star for his 29-save performance in the opening contest of the best-of-seven Quebec Major Junior Hockey League series. The series features a matchup of NHL-drafted goaltenders, with Columbus Blue Jackets prospect Corbeil manning the Saint John goal against Gibson, a Los Angeles Kings draft pick. Corbeil made the first of several highlight-reel saves on the night with the Dogs down by two men early in the first period. Steve Lebel had an outstanding chance from the bottom of the left-wing circle but the 20-year-old <b>...</b>

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BIG GUNS LEAD DOGS TO WIN BEFORE PACKED HOUSE Video Merrill's Vision Audio Tim Roszell News 88 9 A sell-out crowd watched the Saint John Sea Dogs ride a third-period explosion to a 7-3 win over the Halifax Mooseheads Saturday at Harbour Station. The crowd of 6488 was Saint John's largest of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League season. Charlie Coyle and Tomas Jurco gave them plenty of reason to cheer with two goals each as the Dogs outgunned their Maritime Division rivals to improve to 33-13-0-2. Jurco added an assist, and Danick Gauthier had a goal and a helper, with single goals coming from Stephen MacAulay and Aidan Kelly. Jonathan Huberdeau and Grant West chipped in two assists each and Mathieu Corbeil made 29 saves for the win against his former team. Darcy Ashley, Martin Frk and Konrad Abeltshauser scored for Halifax and Zachary Fucale made 30 saves on 37 shots -- many of them outstanding -- before being relieved by Marc-Olivier Daigle. Daigle made four saves in 11:25 of work as the second-place Mooseheads fell to 26-16-1-3.

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POST GAME INTERVIEWS FROM SEA DOGS 3-2 WIN OVER RIMOUSKI

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Jonathan Huberdeau scored two goals and added an assist to lead the Saint John Sea Dogs to a 4-1 win over the 2012 MasterCard Memorial Cup host Shawinigan Cataractes.

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Michael Chaput scored two goals and added an assists to help lead the Cataractes to a 7-4 win over the defending MasterCard Memorial Cup champions Saint John Sea Dogs earning a berth in the championship final.

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SEA DOGS DROP TITAN Audio - Tim Roszell News 88.9 Video - Merrill's Vision The Saint John Sea Dogs sent 5427 fans home happy as they extended their win streak to nine games with a 7-2 victory over the Acadie-Bathurst Titan Sunday afternoon. Stanislav Galiev had two goals, his first since Sept. 24, 2011, and Charlie Coyle notched a goal and two helpers to lead the Sea Dogs. Zack Phillips, Jonathan Huberdeau and Spencer MacDonald registered a goal and an assist each and MacDonald added a fight for a Gordie Howe hat-trick. Maxime Villemaire chipped in a single for the Sea Dogs while Sebastien Auger made 22 saves in the win. Saint John improved its record to 39-14-0-2. Etienne Salvail had both markers for the Titan, who fell to 27-24-2-3 with Jacob Brennan making 29 saves in the loss. The Sea Dogs are in Charlottetown to take on the Prince Edward Island Rocket on Wednesday at 7 pm Tim Roszell will have the call on News 88.9 FM. Fans can also catch all the action online via the official TELUS QMJHL webcast (click HERE to order; charges apply). Saint John's next home game is Friday against the Quebec Remparts, at a special time of 8 pm to accommodate Rogers Sportsnet, which will televise the game nationally. The team is reminding fans to redeem outstanding flex tickets early as just six home games remain. Single-game tickets are available at the Harbour Station box office, by calling 506-657-1234 or online at www.tickets.harbourstation.ca.

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Kyle Ferguson ( Game Day Host ) catches up with some Sea Dogs fans at a skate with the team to find out who they're voting for as the favorite Sea Dogs player as part of the Children's Wish Foundation Fan Choice Award.

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SEA DOGS DOUBLE ARMADA audio - Tim Roszell News 88.9 video - Merrill's Vision Next Home Game is Feb. 12 when they host the Prince Edward Island Rocket for the annual Journee des Francofans and Valentine's Day Spectacular. Tickets are available at the Harbour Station box office, by calling 506-657-1234 or online at www.tickets.harbourstation.ca. Corbeil wins 28th, setting new team record in 6-3 victory over Blainville-Boisbriand; Multi-point nights for Gauthier, Jurco, Huberdeau, Coyle, Roussel The Saint John Sea Dogs ran their winning streak to five games, doubling the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada 6-3 before 4608 fans at Harbour Station Sunday. Danick Gauthier finished with two goals and an assist for the Sea Dogs, Tomas Jurco had a goal and two assists, and Jonathan Huberdeau scored a goal and added a helper. Ian Saab and Zack Phillips chipped in singles, with two assists each coming from Charlie Coyle and Charles Roussel. Mathieu Corbeil made 33 saves for the win as the Sea Dogs improved to 36-13-0-2 and moved back into first place overall in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. The win was Corbeil's 28th of the season, establishing a new team mark. Cedric Paquette had two goals for the Armada and Alex Micallef added a single. Storm Phaneuf made 33 saves in the loss as Blainville-Boisbriand fell to 27-20-2-1.

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SAINT JOHN COMPLETES WINNING WEEKEND A tired Saint John Sea Dogs team found a way to win Sunday, coming up with a 5-3 victory after letting a two-goal lead get away. Nathan Beaulieu had a goal and an assist for the Sea Dogs, and Stephen MacAulay, Jason Cameron, Tomas Jurco and Charles Roussel scored the other Saint John goals. Sebastien Auger made 23 saves for the win as the Sea Dogs won their 11th straight at home and improved to 19-6, the best record in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. Lukas Cingel had two goals for Baie-Comeau, JP Caron added a single and Antonio Mastropietro made 11 saves in the loss. Baie-Comeau fell to 12-10. The annual Support Our Troops game was preceded by an emotional Remembrance Day ceremony. In honour of the 158 Canadian Forces personnel who have been killed in the war in Afghanistan since 2002, 158 seats were set aside and marked with white crosses bearing each of the 158 names. The ceremony also included a performance by Terry Kelly of his well-known song Pittance of Time, and a military band performed O Canada. Beaulieu opened the scoring at 6:25 of the first period. After Sea Dogs blueliners repeatedly kept the puck in the offensive zone, Oliver Cooper got the puck in the right-wing corner and fed Beaulieu sneaking in from the right point. The Montreal Canadiens prospect one-timed a shot from just inside the right-wing faceoff dot high to Mastropietro's glove side. Grant West got the other assist on the goal, Beaulieu's sixth of the <b>...</b>

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CHL shootout match-up. QMJHL's Saint John's Sea Dogs vs. OHL's Saginaw Spirit. If you can't tell I am the Sea Dogs

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DOGS COMPLETE WEEKEND SWEEP AUDIO TIM ROSZELL NEWS 88.9 he Saint John Sea Dogs continued their dominance at home, wrapping up a weekend sweep over the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles with a 4-1 win Saturday. Zack Phillips had a goal and an assist for the Sea Dogs to extend his league-best and team-record points streak to 19 games, while Oliver Cooper, Danick Gauthier, and Stephen Anderson added singles. Ryan Tesink and Nathan Beaulieu had a pair of assists each and Sebastien Auger made 29 saves for the win. Logan Shaw had the lone Cape Breton goal and Philippe Trudeau made 29 saves in the loss. With the win, the Sea Dogs ran their home winning streak to 14 games and remained first overall in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League standings at 23-7-0-1, while the Eagles fell to 11-17-0-1. Cooper opened the scoring at 10:17 of the first. Parked in front on a power play, the rookie took a feed from Tesink and buried a low one-timer. Kevin Gagne picked up the other assist on the goal, Cooper's seventh. Shaw had a chance to equalize when he got in behind the defence with about two minutes to go in the frame, but fanned on the puck. Shaw fanned on another great chance early in the second after he found himself alone in front thanks to a Saint John turnover. But the Florida Panthers prospect couldn't get the puck to sit for him. Tesink had an opportunity to extend the lead with the Dogs short-handed about five minutes in to the middle frame, but lost the handle on his deke. Anderson <b>...</b>

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A trailer for Sea Dogs on the PC. An excellent pirate rpg by Akella.

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Sea Dogs TV caught up with Theoren "Theo" Fleury during a Sea Dogs practice today at Harbour Station. The former NHL All-Star, Stanley Cup winner and Olympic Gold Medalist is in town for the Muriel McQueen Fergusson Gala Dinner happening tonight. For more information about the dinner visit www.mmff.ca Tickets for this Saturday's Minor Hockey Night in Saint John game versus the Halifax Moosheads are selling fast visit harbourstation.ca or call 657-1234 to get your ticket to catch the action.

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SAINT JOHNER SCORES SHOOTOUT WINNER AGAINST SEA DOGS Audio: TIm Roszell News 88.9 Video: Merrill's Vision The Saint John Sea Dogs dropped a 4-3 shootout decision to the Prince Edward Island Rocket Friday, with Port City native Matthew Bursey notching the shootout winner. Aidan Kelly, Stehpen MacAulay and Charles Roussel scored for the Sea Dogs, who led 3-2 into the final two seconds of regulation time. But Josh Currie's buzzer-beater gave the Rocket another life, and they took advantage by picking up the extra point in the shootout. Jessyko Bernard and Ben Duffy had a goal and an assist each for PEI and Maxime Lagace made 33 saves for the win as the Rocket improved to 10-25-2-2. Sebastien Auger stopped 20 shots for the Sea Dogs, who fell to 28-11-0-2. PEI took the early lead when Bernard somehow knocked the puck in from a scramble at 2:01. The Rocket held the one-goal margin into the second, but the Sea Dogs came out flying. Danny Chiasson, the newest Sea Dog, had a breakaway chance denied 1:48 into the middle frame. He took a long stretch pass from Kevin Gagne, raced in behind the defence and deked to his backhand, but couldn't beat Lagace. Off the ensuing faceoff, Grant West rang a shot off the post and raised his arms in celebration thinking it was in, but PEI again dodged the bullet. West had another outstanding chance later the same shift, walking out from behind the net, but Lagace stopped him cold, then recovered in time to deny Pierre Durepos racing in from the <b>...</b>

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Saint John Sea Dogs hopefuls began reporting Tuesday for the club's upcoming training camp, scheduled to begin Wednesday at Harbour Station. Sea Dogs TV Host Nathan White interviews defenseman Jason Seed as well as Forward Ryan Tesink and head equipment manger David Kelly on Training Camp Day 1 In total, 46 players will be taking part in this year's camp, including 20 players who saw game action with the Sea Dogs last season. Six players chosen in the 2011 QMJHL Entry Draft will make their first attempt to crack the roster, as the Sea Dogs take the first step toward defending their MasterCard Memorial Cup championship. Of note, five players will report to camp at a later date due to other commitments such as NHL camps. In addition, the team has announced the schedule for the first two days of the camp, which will be open to members of the public wishing to get an early look at the hopefuls for the 2011-12 team. The team will be split into Groups A and B, with separate schedules for each as follows: Wednesday, Aug. 17 Group A 9:30 -- 10 am -- Goalies (group of 3) 10 -- 11 am -- Practice 11:15 am -- Noon -- Off-Ice Conditioning Group B 10:00 -- 10:30 am -- Off-Ice Conditioning 11:15 -- 12:15 pm -- Practice Lunch 1:30 -- 2:00 pm -- Goalies (Group of 3) 2:00 -- 3:00 pm -- Scrimmage Thursday, Aug. 18 Group A 9:30 -- 10 am -- Goalies (group of 3) 10 -- 11 am -- Practice 11:15 -- Noon -- Off-Ice Conditioning Lunch Group B 10:00 -- 10:30 am -- Off-Ice Conditioning 11:15 - 12:15 <b>...</b>

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SEA DOGS TAKE 2-0 SERIES LEAD OVER EAGLES The Saint John Sea Dogs registered another decisive victory over the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles, prevailing 7-1 Saturday in Game 2 of their best-of-seven President's Cup playoff series. Jonathan Huberdeau had a hat trick for his first three goals of the playoffs, on the heels of Friday's four-assist effort. Michael Kirkpatrick had a goal and two assists and Stanislav Galiev and Simon Despres added a goal and a helper each. Zack Phillips had three assists a night after registering the first four-goal game in Sea Dogs history, and Tomas Jurco chipped in two helpers. Steven Anthony added a third-period marker to round out the scoring before 4012 fans at Harbour Station. Jacob DeSerres made 14 saves for his second win in as many nights as the Sea Dogs took a 2-0 series lead. Olivier Jodoin had the lone Cape Breton goal and Andrew Hayes made 30 saves in the loss. The Sea Dogs punished Cape Breton with six power play goals in Friday's 10-0 series-opening win, and the trend continued early in Game 2. Screaming Eagles captain Morgan Ellis was penalized for checking from behind just over a minute in. Huberdeau capitalized with a power-play marker at 1:49 when Kirkpatrick's centering pass from the left-wing corner deflected to him to set up an easy tuck-in. Phillips registered the other assist. Galiev extended the lead to 2-0 with a beautiful individual effort at 1:40 of the second. The skilled Russian forward performed a toe-drag move <b>...</b>

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GAUTHIER GIVES DOGS WIN OVER OLYMPIQUES Audio - Tim Roszell News 88.9 Video - Merrill's Vision Danick Gauthier moved back into a tie for the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League lead in goals as his game-winner lifted the Saint John Sea Dogs to a 3-2 victory over the Gatineau Olympiques Wednesday. Gauthier's 33rd created what has become a familiar scoreline between the two sides, as three of the six games in last year's President's Cup final were 3-2 contests, including Saint John's Cup-clinching Game 6 win in Gatineau. Zack Phillips had a goal and two assists and was named first star for the Sea Dogs, while Maxime Villemaire scored in his debut and was named third star. Aidan Kelly had two assists and Mathieu Corbeil made 26 saves for his league-leading 24th win. A crowd of 4237 watched Saint John win its second straight at home and improve to 30-12-0-2. Jean-Gabriel Pageau had both Gatineau goals and Francois Lacerte stopped 35 shots in a losing cause. Villemaire wasted no time winning over the Saint John fans, scoring from in close on his first shift thanks to a nice pass from Phillips behind the net. Kelly had the other assist on the goal, the former Drummondville Voltigeur's ninth of the season. The Sea Dogs nearly made it 2-0 when Jason Cameron deflected a Pierre Durepos point shot and the puck landed directly on top of the net. The shots were 8-1 at one point in the first, as it took Gatineau nearly seven minutes to record its first shot on goal. Villemaire had <b>...</b>

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Saint John Sea Dogs continued training camp with day 2 today. Sea Dogs TV brings you behind the scenes with Athletic Therapist Jeff Kelly to talk about the off-ice training covered in this 2011 camp. As well we meet up with sea dogs head scout Christian Vermette to discuss what the scouts are up to during camp.

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Les faits saillants du 3e match de la série Sea Dogs de Saint John contre l'Océanic de Rimouski du mercredi 9 mai 2012. Défaite de l'Océanic 6 à 4. Saint John mène désormais la série 3 - 0.

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For the second straight night, the Saint John Sea Dogs dropped a one-goal decision to the Moncton Wildcats in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League exhibition action. The Sea Dogs fell 4-3 despite a last-minute 6-on-4 flurry as 1857 fans at Harbour Station got their first look at Sea Dogs hopefuls Saturday. Free agent invitee Danny Wicks had two goals for the Sea Dogs while 2010 QMJHL entry draft pick Brock Morrison scored for the second straight night and added an assist. Free agent defenceman Patrick Levesque chipped in two assists. In goal, invitee Charlie Millen got the start and stopped 14 of 17 shots before giving way to Sebastien Auger. Auger, a 2010 draft choice, stopped eight of nine shots the rest of the way. Ludlow Harris Jr. had a pair of goals and an assist for Moncton. Maxim Pitre also scored, and Brandon Shea was credited with the winning goal on a strange play that deflected off a skate. Brandon Thibeau stopped 14 of 16 shots in the start, and Jordan Kennedy stopped 17 of 18 in relief. Morrison, wearing No. 26, gave the Saint John fans something to cheer about just 26 seconds in. The 18-year-old forward from Howie Centre, NS, opened the scoring with an assist from 17-year-old defenceman David Mosher of Halifax. After Harris equalized at 14:49, Wicks, an 18-year-old from Mount Pearl, NL, redirected Ben MacDonald's point shot on a delayed penalty to make it 2-1 at 19:52. Harris brought the Wildcats back even at 3:15 of the second, and Pitre put them ahead at 5 <b>...</b>

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Sea Dogs TV Brings you an exclusive interview with Sea Dogs Super Fans Brendan McNeill and Mike White also known as Dancing Brendan & Friend or Dancing Brendan and Mike. These fans are seen sitting in section T during sea dogs games and do there best to get fans cheering during sea dogs games. Today the Florda Panthers announced the return of Saint John Sea Dogs #11 Jonathan Huberdeau for tickets for the sea dogs next home game october 8th against the Rimouski Oceanic visit harbourstation.ca

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THE GAME CALLS ITSELF PIRATES OF THE CARRIBEAN. However. I know it to be the sequel to Sea Dogs, and the main character's name is NOT Nathaniel hawk, OR what I have called him, no. He is, originally, Blaze Devlin, and has NOTHING TO DO with the jack sparrow/black pearl story line, other than one grand crescendo moment when he and the Black Pearl collide.

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SEA DOGS EDGE OLYMPIQUES IN OPENER The Saint John Sea Dogs squeaked out a 2-1 win over the Gatineau Olympiques in Game 1 of the President's Cup final, finding a way to win after eight days off. Simon Despres scored the winner in the third period to give Saint John a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven Quebec Major Junior Hockey League championship series. Danick Gauthier had the other goal and was named first star, while Pierre Durepos was named third star for his steady defensive presence. Jacob DeSerres made 22 saves for the win. Hubert Labrie was credited with the lone Gatineau goal and Maxime Clermont was named second star in a losing cause for his 35-save performance. Gauthier opened the scoring at 12:35 of the opening frame. The 19-year-old forward broke across the blueline with speed, used a defenseman as a screen and fired a wrist shot high to Clermont's glove side from the top of right-wing circle. Eric Gelinas and DeSerres assisted on the goal, Gauthier's second of the playoffs. The Dogs looked to add to their lead in the second period, outshooting the Olympiques 17-10, with Zack Phillips setting up Jonathan Huberdeau for a couple of great chances on an early power play. But Clermont shut the door long enough for Gatineau to register the equalizer when Labrie's cross-ice pass took a wild bounce into the net at 7:38. Stanislav Galiev had a chance to put the Dogs back on top on a breakaway in the 15th minute, but Clermont came up with a left pad save on the dangerous <b>...</b>

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Audio Provided by Tim Roszell News 88.9 The Saint John Sea Dogs welcomed Minnesota Wild first-round draft pick Zack Phillips back into the lineup Saturday, as he helped them win 6-2 over the early-season powerhouse Acadie-Bathurst Titan in Quebec Major Junior Hockey League action. Stanislav Galiev had two goals and an assist for the Sea Dogs and Phillips registered a Gordie Howe hat-trick with a goal, assist and a fight. Danick Gauthier added two goals, Oliver Cooper chipped in a single and Tyrone Sock added three assists. Mathieu Corbeil turned aside 25 for the win between the pipes as Saint John evened its record at 3-3. Christophe Losier and Jeremie Blain replied for the Titan, which thumped Saint John 8-1 in their first meeting of the season. Robert Steeves made 22 saves in the loss as Bathurst fell to 3-3-1-0. Among the crowd of 3570 at Harbour Station to watch the game was special guest Nicholas Giroux. Giroux was honoured for his outstanding perseverance through a major injury and received a standing ovation prior to puck drop. In May of 2009, Giroux lost part of his right leg during an accident. Less than one year later, Giroux had strapped on the skates and was the starting goaltender for his hockey team this past season. His story was featured on TSN during the Kraft Celebration Tour stop in Sackville, New Brunswick, where he grew up and continues to play sports. The game also featured a food drive organized by the Bell Aliant Pioneers. Phillips made his <b>...</b>

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Video Credit: Merrill's Vision Sea Dogs TV and Nathan White interview Tomas Jurco after the Sea Dogs 7-3 victory over the Halifax Mooseheads on Saturday December 12th 2011. Jurco had 1 goal and 3 assists on the night as well Tomas will be playing for his nation at the world juniors so be sure to watch him on TSN over the holidays.

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GATINEAU GETS EVEN IN PRESIDENT'S CUP FINAL The opportunistic Gatineau Olympiques weathered a 40-shot storm to hang on for a 3-2 win over the Saint John Sea Dogs in Game 2 of the President's Cup final. Hubert Labrie, Tommy Tremblay and Nicolas Deslauriers scored for Gatineau and Maxime Clermont made 38 saves as the 'Piques evened the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League final 1-1. Gatineau opened the scoring at 4:26 of the first period when Labrie's point shot hit something on the way through and deflected past DeSerres. The Dogs had a chance to equalize shortly thereafter when Zack Phillips found Jonathan Huberdeau through a crowd with a searching cross-ice pass from the left-wing corner, but Clermont reached across with the glove to grab it. The Olympiques made it 2-0 on another pinball play, with two Gatineau players partially fanning on shots in front. Tremblay got enough on his attempt to fool DeSerres at 9:42 of the first. Philip-Michael Devos then took a four-minute double-minor for high-sticking Stanislav Galiev and drawing blood. The Dogs took advantage on the ensuing power play, getting on the board by executing a perfect one-touch passing play. Nathan Beaulieu set up at the top of an umbrella formation as Despres slid to the top of the right-wing circle. Beaulieu went to Galiev at the left circle, where he immediately one-timed a cross-ice feed to Despres, who in turn one-timed it past a helpless Clermont. The goal, the third of the playoffs for Despres and second <b>...</b>

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STORY TIEM This time we endeavour to actually continue the story of the game, a rather dull one to be honest, but ti has it's twists!

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Am 05. November 2011 fand in Marienhafe, Ostfriesland, Moments of Music statt. Die Veranstaltung wurde vom Drum and Mallet Corps Sea Dogs organisiert.

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Za robienie Nicholasa w balona jest tylko jedna kara...

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Pete Stoddart is joined by Sea Dog/Twitter Star Jonathan Huberdeau & Sea Dogs President Wayne Long as they get excited for a big week that includes the Saltys & a match up with the Quebec Remparts. They also manage to take shots at Patrick Roy, Splash, & Drake the Duck in one short episode. Visit the Saint John Ale House anytime at: www.sjah.ca

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